Finding good role models can fast-track your improvements as a business presenter. Analysing a presentation second-by-second is very intensive work. As a service to you, we at The One Minute Presenter have done this heavy lifting for you with our Speech Analysis reviews.
We cover a range of speakers and presenters - some famous, some obscure but all with a message that they are bringing to a wider world. As we encourage message-based presentations, these critiques are an important tool for you to understand how to present in a short attention span world.
Enjoy the reviews, they are in-depth and longer than our typical online articles. Please feel free to suggest speakers or presenters that you would like us to review.
All the best,
Warwick and The One Minute Presenter Speech Analysis Team
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SPEECH ANALYSIS#5
Name: Ginni Rometty, Senior Vice President, Global Sales and Distribution, IBM Corporation
Speech Title : Value Creation: Delivering on the Vision of a Smarter Planet
Delivered: CIO Leadership Exchange in Shanghai, June 2010
Key strengths: structure, messages
Areas to improve: supporting points
Read The One Minute Presenter’s analysis of Ginni Rometty’s speech here.
SPEECH ANALYSIS#4
Name: Simon Sinek
Speech Title : Start with Why
Delivered: TED, Sept 2009
Key strengths: voice, visuals
Areas to improve: anecdotes
Read The One Minute Presenter’s analysis of Simon Sinek’s speech.
SPEECH ANALYSIS#3
Name: Sir Ken Robinson (creativity expert, educator)
Speech Title : Bring on the learning revolution
Delivered: TED, Feb 2010
Key strengths: use of metaphors, taglines
Areas to improve: audience interaction
Read The One Minute Presenter’s analysis of Sir Ken Robinson’s speech.
SPEECH ANALYSIS#2
Name: Sir Ken Robinson (creativity expert, educator)
Speech Title : Schools kill creativity
Delivered: TED, June 2006
Key strengths: humour, clarity of message
Areas to improve: sharper conclusion, considering appropriateness of humour
Read The One Minute Presenter’s analysis of Sir Ken Robinson’s speech.
SPEECH ANALYSIS#1
Name: Jamie Oliver (chef, activist)
Speech Title : Teach every child about food
Delivered: TED Prize, Feb 2010
Key strengths: passion, connection, visual metaphors, memorable opening and close
Areas to improve: more stage control, less obvious use of note cards, time control, moderating tough tone
Read The One Minute Presenter’s analysis of Jamie Oliver’s speech.
