I work with PowerPoint on a daily basis and I am very honored to be a Microsoft PowerPoint MVP. We have a talented team of presentation designers at TLC Creative Services and ThePowerPointBlog is our area to highlight PowerPoint tips, tricks, examples and tutorials. Enjoy! Troy Chollar
Oh, the places we go with PowerPoint – like running meeting presentations in Palm Springs, California!
Oh the places we go – with PowerPoint, like this big presentation screen in Chicago!
Oh the places we go – with PowerPoint! Like coordinating presentations and presenters in Barcelona, Spain.
The Presentation Podcast Team; Troy, Sandy and Nolan, are joined by some of the Eyeful Presentations team; Simon, Lloyd and Luke. The conversation this episode is about the business of presentation as we talk about the evolution of Eyeful Presentations has taken its business success and handed over the leadership as an employee owned company!
Oh, the places you will go – with PowerPoint! Like Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Generally, The Presentation Podcast is recorded remote with each person at their own place. But at the Presentation Summit I have used the time of so many people gathered in one place to have some in person podcast recordings. Here, at the 2022 Presentation Summit, we gathered 11 of the Microsoft MVPs for a great time together (listen to the conversation here).
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More PowerPointing with great people and great friends. Lori Chollar, Sandy Johnson and Jake Seelye at a conference this year troubleshooting a presenters presentation before we moved the file to the stage show computers.
Troy @ TLC
With PowerPoint, you get to work with great people – great friends. At a conference this year with Sandy Johnson and Echo Swinford!
Troy @ TLC
With PowerPoint, I am blessed to have the opportunity to work with my best friend (business partner and spouse!) – Lori Chollar.
Troy @ TLC
The backside, technical side, of PowerPoint can be big – huge, or small. Image above is me with presentation computers connected to a broadcast TV booth. And image below is me sitting beside the audience and presentation computers connected to a single video switcher. It’s all about designing slides to the audience environment – and knowing how to connect to systems of any size!
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