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Client Presentations 101: How to Give a Client Presentation

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Think of the word “Present- ing” and consider your clients: they want you, the expert, to provide them with the information they want and need. What Is a Client Presentation? What Is a Client Presentation? A client presentation allows you to explain the importance of your work in a compelling way.

PMI 370
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6 Things your Project Client expects from you

Inloox

The importance of the client in the project The client is the person or organization that should be your focus throughout the project. The success of your project is not only determined by objective criteria, but more importantly by the subjective assessment of the client. Creating added value for the client is the top priority.

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Client Management: How to Win and Retain Clients

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In a sense, project management is a service industry, and the people that project managers commonly serve are clients. The client is the reason for a project, the spark that sets it off and then later glows with satisfaction when the project is complete. Therefore, client management is one more hat any successful manager must wear.

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Impress Clients and Executives

The Lazy Project Manager

Too late, you have missed the moment since your clients and executive’s attention span is reducing rapidly! My friends from Office Timeline have some useful thoughts about impressive, impactful and fast presentations to your clients and your executives: Online Gantt Chart and Timeline Maker for Impressive Presentations.

Executing 210
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A PM’s Master Class on Building and Maintaining Stakeholder Relationships

Speaker: Americo Pinto, Founder and Chair at PMO Global Alliance

How to educate and set expectations for external end-clients/stakeholders. Best ways to provide visibility and transparency to clients/stakeholders. In this webinar, Americo will walk you through best practices for communicating with stakeholders and will discuss: New frameworks for identifying and communicating with stakeholders.

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How Tough Conversations Can Create Better Client Relationships

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When you work with clients, sometimes you find yourself facing a tough conversation you’d really rather not have. And more importantly, when you face up to tough conversations and handle them well, they can lead to better client relationships. Scoring points off your client. This won’t be pleasant. Saving a few bucks.

Logistics 233
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We need to spend more time educating our clients

Ron Rosenhead

I have worked in many companies delivering project management training where there appears to be an issue with my clients complaining that their clients keep changing the specification of work. Looking at the questions above in order I can best summarise responses as: What have you done to really tease out client needs/expectations?

Budget 244
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A Master Class on Building and Maintaining Stakeholder Relationships

Speaker: Americo Pinto, Founder and Chair at PMO Global Alliance

In this webinar, Americo will walk you through best practices for communicating with stakeholders and will discuss: How to educate and set expectations for external end-clients/stakeholders. Best ways to provide visibility and transparency to clients/stakeholders. What stakeholders are interested in hearing.

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How Sales Enablement is Supporting Social Selling in 2022

Speaker: Brynne Tillman CEO | LinkedIn Whisperer at Social Sales Link

Tactics to Help You and Your Sales Reps to Get More Client Referrals. Creating Content that Supports Sales. A How-To Guide for Your Sales Reps to Take Inventory of Their Connections and Start Conversations. This is an exclusive session that you won't want to miss! January 20, 2022 at 11:00 am PST, 2:00 pm EST, 7:00 pm GMT