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LeadForward

Presentation Coaching

Three live group coaching sessions and two videos, with feedback at every step, so you present with connection, confidence and a strong close.

Your first live session

Tuesday, Nov 17

Connection, 90 minutes, virtual. Time to be confirmed.

3 group coaching sessions90 minutes each, live

2 videosYour starting point and your final

1 feedback reportAggregate and video evaluation feedback

Before your first session

Assessment due Monday, Nov 16. Your 5-minute video follows on Tuesday, Nov 17.

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  1. Nov13

    FridayStart here

    Read your welcome and pre-work

    Both arrive by email. They explain how the program works and what to prepare.

    Open the welcome
  2. Nov16

    MondayStart here

    Complete the digital assessment

    Your answers are used to match you with a case and a team.

    Take the assessment
  3. Nov17

    TuesdayStart here

    Record your 5-minute video

    Your case and team assignment arrive today. Present your case in 5 minutes. This is your starting point, so it does not need to be polished.

    Submit your video

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Three live sessions, each building on the last

Each one is 90 minutes of group coaching. You rehearse, your peers review, and you leave with something specific to practice.

  1. Next up

    Session 1

    Connection

    Tuesday, Nov 17Time to be confirmed

    Open in a way that brings your audience with you.

  2. Next up

    Session 2

    Confidence

    Tuesday, Nov 24Time to be confirmed

    Build a steady voice, presence and pace.

  3. Next up

    Session 3

    Closing

    Tuesday, Dec 1Time to be confirmed

    Land your message and record your final video.

Three weeks at a glance

Every date from your welcome to your final feedback. All times are Eastern Time, and details update here as they are confirmed.

Welcome

  • Fri, Nov 13Receive your welcome and pre-work
  • Mon, Nov 16Complete the digital assessment
  • Tue, Nov 17Receive your case and team assignment
  • Tue, Nov 17Create your 5-minute video

Connection

  • Tue, Nov 17Live group coaching, 90 minutesTime to be confirmed
  • That weekGet set up in EYP Academy for video playback
  • That weekComplete your peer assessment and practice
  • Mon, Nov 23Receive feedback on your 5-minute video

Confidence

  • Tue, Nov 24Live group coaching, 90 minutesTime to be confirmed
  • That weekComplete your peer assessment and practice

Closing

  • Tue, Dec 1Live group coaching, 90 minutes. You record your final video.Time to be confirmed
  • AfterComplete your peer feedback

Final feedback

  • Thu, Dec 3Receive your aggregate and video evaluation feedback

Sales Kickoff

  • Tue, Dec 8Sales Kickoff with the Executive Leadership Team

Who is with you

Two people from The Lenserf Group, from your welcome to your final feedback.

  • Farnia Fresnel

    Facilitator and Coach

    Leads your three group coaching sessions and evaluates your videos.

  • Dawn Becket

    Client Success

    Your contact for access, scheduling and anything that gets in your way.

Facilitated by an ICF Professional Certified Coach The Lenserf Group is a 2026 Inc. Power Partner Award honoree

Presentation best practices

Short answers to the questions presenters ask most. Choose a topic.

Post a question in the Q&A forum

What to say

How should I structure a 5-minute presentation?

Open with the one point you want people to remember. Support it with two or three reasons or examples. Close by repeating the point and saying what you want your audience to do next. Five minutes goes quickly, so cut anything that does not support that one point.

Should I use a script or notes?

Use short notes with key words. A full script tends to pull your eyes down and flatten your voice. Know your opening and closing lines by heart and talk through the middle.

How much should I rehearse?

Rehearse out loud at least three times and time yourself each time. Saying it aloud shows you where you stumble and where you run long.

How many slides should I use?

Fewer than you think. Keep to one idea per slide, large type and as few words as you can. Your audience should be listening to you, with the slide supporting what you say.

Recording your video

What do I need to record my video?

A laptop or phone with a camera and microphone, a quiet room and steady light on your face. Face a window or a lamp so the light is in front of you.

How should I set up the camera?

Put the camera at eye level and frame yourself so your head and shoulders fill most of the picture. Look at the lens when you speak. On video, that is what eye contact looks like.

Do I need a perfect take?

No. Your first video is a starting point. Record it once or twice, choose one and submit it. An honest first take gives you the most useful feedback.

Delivery

How do I manage nerves?

Slow your breathing before you start, plant your feet and begin with a line you know well. Nerves usually settle within the first 30 seconds once you are talking.

How do I cut filler words?

Replace them with a pause. Watch your video once just to count them, since noticing them is most of the work. A short silence sounds confident to your audience.

How fast should I speak?

A little slower than feels natural, with a pause after each key point so it has time to land.

Feedback

How do I give useful peer feedback?

Be specific and kind. Name one thing that worked and one thing to try next time, and point to the moment in the video where you saw it.

How do I get the most from the feedback I receive?

Watch your video with the feedback beside you. Choose one or two things to work on before the next session and practice those.

Support

Who do I contact with questions?

For access, scheduling or your team assignment: Dawn Becket, dawn@lenserfgroup.com

For general program questions: info@lenserfgroup.com | +1-267-536-9389

Your videos, feedback and resources are in EYP Academy.

You will get set up during Connection on Tuesday, Nov 17. After that, log in to watch your videos back.

Open EYP Academy
  • Mindset reset

    A 2-minute reset to use before you present.

  • Appearance

    How to look and sound your best on camera.

  • Tip sheets

    Quick references to keep beside you.