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Language presents no barrier
A North East company is proving language is no barrier when it comes to creating winning presentations.
Durham-based 7Presentations specialise in removing the dullness from pitches by using stimulating visual images to engage the audience and instill confidence in speakers.
After winning clients in London this year, 7Presentations is now working with a collective of Portuguese wine growers to improve their sales pitches to UK buyers.
Colin Kendall, Managing Director of 7Presentations, said: “Because the presentations we produce use visuals, they are not held back by language and can be easily understood by an international audience. “It’s a formula that is proving successful because orders for the wine are far exceeding the initial forecast of 15,000 bottles a year.”
7Presentations was set up in 2007 with the aim of taking the boredom out of dull presentations, banishing bullet-points and ending the dreaded ‘death by PowerPoint’.
The company works with clients to deliver engaging sales or training presentations including recruitment firms, health and safety experts, marketing agencies, business support organisations and even driving schools.
Its work in Portugal will see it partner with a company called Brand Export to introduce Portuguese products to the British market.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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