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	<title>Comments on: Experience Presenting:  3XPERIENCE</title>
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		<title>By: Michael Schwartz</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michael Schwartz</dc:creator>
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		<description>The 3experience approach absolutely works. I used the technique recently with good results. Here’s how it played out:

The client: The CEO of a high-end home furnishings company based in Atlanta.

The presentation: The CEO was going to deliver a key presentation at a trade show to an important group of sales representatives who sell his company’s products, along with many others.

The objectives:  Distinguish his company and its products from others; highlight the health of his 20-year-old company in tough economic times; and excite them about the introduction of nearly 150 new products at a time when others are retrenching.

Engagement: We developed a ‘mystery number’ quiz in which the CEO gave out $20 bills to sales reps who guessed the number of new products in each home furnishings line.

The three points: Strong, Serious, Strategic

Michael Schwartz
President
Business Power
‘Where Business Power Comes From Story Power’
www.bizpowerpro.com</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The 3experience approach absolutely works. I used the technique recently with good results. Here’s how it played out:</p>
<p>The client: The CEO of a high-end home furnishings company based in Atlanta.</p>
<p>The presentation: The CEO was going to deliver a key presentation at a trade show to an important group of sales representatives who sell his company’s products, along with many others.</p>
<p>The objectives:  Distinguish his company and its products from others; highlight the health of his 20-year-old company in tough economic times; and excite them about the introduction of nearly 150 new products at a time when others are retrenching.</p>
<p>Engagement: We developed a ‘mystery number’ quiz in which the CEO gave out $20 bills to sales reps who guessed the number of new products in each home furnishings line.</p>
<p>The three points: Strong, Serious, Strategic</p>
<p>Michael Schwartz<br />
President<br />
Business Power<br />
‘Where Business Power Comes From Story Power’<br />
<a href="http://www.bizpowerpro.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.bizpowerpro.com</a></p>
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