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PRESENTING PREZI!
Let’sbehonest: PowerPoint presentations can be boring. Really boring. You don’t have to stretch your imagination too far to remember how it feels when someone is droning on and on in front of a PowerPoint slideshow or whiteboard. Your head dips forward, your eyes flutter shut, and it takes all your willpower to keep from snoring right there in the conference room. At The Newsletter Pro, we don’t want that, so whenever Shaun gives presentations at a tradeshow or conference, he uses an engaging
presentation software solution called Prezi as his visual aid. If you haven’t seen Prezi, you’ll want to check it out. Basically, a Prezi presentation is created on one giant slide — a canvas — where you can pan and zoom across all of the elements. The result is a slick experience that’s a lot more engaging for the audience. With Prezi, you can include text, images, and videos, and it’s easy to arrange them in a specific order on the canvas through the timeline. Once it’s time to give the presentation, you can just go through the timeline with an arrow key or break away from the timeline altogether and zoom into different
Team Player, Sports Fan, Newlywed In the opening pages of “Newsletter Marketing,” our CEO, Shaun Buck, attributes much of his MEET BRANDON:
These days, he’s all about football. Brandon is often seen
entrepreneurial success to his son, Brandon. Now, 20-year-old Brandon carries on the entrepreneurial tradition and supports the family business as a production specialist. Although Brandon and his dad work in close proximity, Brandon has made a name for himself as more than just the boss’ son. Brandon is known around our Boise headquarters as a huge sports fan. Over the years, Brandon has played just about everything, from football and basketball to soccer and even swimming.
sporting Boise State University and Denver Broncos gear or discussing games with anyone who’s willing. However, hockey is a close second to football, since Brandon’s wife of 10 months, Kylyn, introduced him to the Minnesota Wild. Brandon and Kylyn met in their senior year of high school. “She was the TA in my photography class, and one day, the only available seat was right next to her,” Brandon explains. “I was so shy, I sat on the far edge of my seat — I didn’t want to get too close! She noticed and said, ‘Hey, I don’t bite.’”
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