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Learn how to make important points and influence decision-makers by using stories to make financial information relevant and meaningful for your audience. In this unique session, you will discover how to communicate with stakeholders to achieve better results and, by interacting with your peers and using a case study, draw from your own and others’ experiences to craft a financial story that will move your audience into action.
Learning Objectives
Employ five steps to develop the story behind the numbers and communicate it in easy-to-understand language.
Describe the value of using charts and pictures in your financial presentations to communicate the story.
Respond to a given scenario by crafting a financial story for a typical stakeholder.
Collaborate with colleagues to enhance your storytelling skills and share experiences.
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