Speaking as someone with a fairly peripheral interest in politics, but a well grounded, deep fear of a potential reform government, this sounds like an excellent idea.
As a marketing person I approve James’ message. Ideally PowerPoint screens should have a slightly unusual image (ie not a stock shot of a factory, but one from an unusual angle, or with a lateral connection) to grab attention and signal another phase of the talk, and with a bare minimum of text (7 words or less, or the audience is just reading while you’re talking and then switching off)…
Speaking as someone with a fairly peripheral interest in politics, but a well grounded, deep fear of a potential reform government, this sounds like an excellent idea.
As a marketing person I approve James’ message. Ideally PowerPoint screens should have a slightly unusual image (ie not a stock shot of a factory, but one from an unusual angle, or with a lateral connection) to grab attention and signal another phase of the talk, and with a bare minimum of text (7 words or less, or the audience is just reading while you’re talking and then switching off)…