Great Presenters in the World

Article on one of the best presenter in the world:
Steve Jobs:
Today I was thinking about how to sell your ideas effectively. A person can have the best idea in the World, but if that person cannot convince enough people, it doesn’t matter. One of the best presenters was Steve Jobs. What made him the best was he started with the BIG PICTURE rather than the details. When you search online for great presenters, the late Steve Jobs appears in almost every search. His talents reached far beyond developing groundbreaking products; he knew how to create visually appealing, non-traditional presentations.
Steve Jobs received a standing ovation at the event pitching Apple's new iPad. People were happy to see him, of course, especially because he is in the midst of a significant and indefinite medical leave. But people also have come to expect the type of presentation that it seems only he can deliver. It's a phenomenon. He started his presentation with the following: “Apple reinvents the phone.” He could have started with: “We have developed the first Smartphone by Apple that is easy to use, an iPod and a phone. The big pictures get us drawn in and interested to hear more. People crave meaning before details. In every presentation Steve did, he was able to inform, educate and entertain us. He knew the problems he wanted to solve and the benefits of the solutions he provided. Most importantly he connected with his customer by explaining to them why they should care.
One of the other great things he did was bring numbers to life. When Apple launched the iPod, Steve Jobs could have focused on the 5GB hard drive, but he came out saying that you could store 1,000 songs in your pocket. He also used great imagery. When the Mac book Air came out, he could have said that the Mac book Air was fast, easy to use, small and cover all the hardware specs, but Steve Jobs said this is the World’s thinnest laptop and showed an image of the laptop that was smaller than an envelope....