No experience with presenting data? No problem. This workshop works for all levels: from beginners to experienced business professionals looking for fresh approach.
Data Presentation
Data Communication course online or in person
Presenting data is a very different skill from delivering a typical keynote. You have to keep your audience engaged while also explaining trends, comparisons, and drivers in a way they can follow, without losing accuracy or drowning them in detail.
In this workshop you’ll learn how to adapt your visuals for different levels of data literacy, choose the right level of detail for executives vs. technical teams, structure a data talk so your audience always knows why it matters, and use voice, pacing, and body language to keep attention on the insights.
We’ll work through real business examples and hands-on group exercises. By the end, you’ll be able to walk on stage (or into a meeting) with data-heavy content and present it with clarity and confidence.
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Course Duration:
It’s a 4-hour workshop, but we can also condense it into a 1.5-hour lecture without the practical exercises, and it works equally well online or in person.
Who Should Attend:
If presenting data is part of your work, whether you’re a junior analyst or a seasoned business leader, this workshop is for you.
Prerequisites:
Languages:
We can do the workshop in Czech or English - your choice.
Where & How:
Online: MS Teams, Zoom, or whatever platform you like.
In-Person: I can come to your office in Prague, anywhere in the Czech Republic, or nearby countries like Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Germany, or Austria. And if you’re further away? No problem, I’m happy to travel.
Data Presentation Course Syllabus
1. Why presenting data is difficult
See why presenting data is often harder than delivering a typical keynote.
2. Finding insights worth sharing
Learn to spot true insights in your data, filter out noise, and decide which are worth bringing to your audience.
3. Knowing your audience
Tailor your presentation to your listeners: their background, level of data literacy, expectations, and biases.
4. Do you always need a story?
Understand when a storytelling structure helps your message land, and when a more direct approach works better.
5. Building your narrative
Use a story arc to structure your presentation, highlight key points, keep your audience engaged, and drive the business decision you want.
6. Preparing to deliver
Rehearse: refine your vocal variety, body language, and use of space so you present with confidence.
7. Team practice
Work in groups to prepare and deliver a short data presentation using the principles from the workshop.
8. Q&A and next steps
Wrap up with a Q&A session and practical tips to keep improving your data presentation skills long after the workshop.
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