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Dave Fitzgerald is executive vice president of Brainshark, Inc., a leader in online and mobile video presentations. In his role, Dave oversees all aspects of Brainshark’s sales, marketing and service operations.
In this conversation, Dave discusses Brainshark’s newly announced partnership with m62.
Geetesh: Who is m62, and what does Brainshark’s new partnership with them provide?
Dave: m62 is a leading presentation design firm headquartered in Liverpool, England, with additional offices in Singapore and New York. The company provides services ranging from presentation design to advanced PowerPoint and presentation skills training.
e’re excited to announce this partnership with m62, and apply our joint expertise to help companies maximize the impact of their communications. Through the partnership, m62 will now be reselling Brainshark’s enterprise offerings to companies in the U.K. and across the globe. This extends the benefits of Brainshark to an even larger audience, allowing users with as little as a PowerPoint deck and the phone to create high-impact video presentations within minutes.
Geetesh: What Brainshark abilities dovetail with m62, and how is this a win-win situation?
Dave: We feel this partnership is a particularly good match because our missions – to help companies and business professionals create and deliver compelling presentations – are truly complementary. We both arm our customers with solutions and resources for delivering stellar content that increases sales win rates, marketing conversions, training success and overall revenues.
Customers can benefit from m62’s deep-seated presentation expertise and ability to powerfully combine visual and verbal communications. At the same time, Brainshark also now provides m62’s customers with an easy, cost-effective way to deliver their presentations on-demand – no travel costs or scheduling overhead. Audiences can experience the communications where, when and how they want, including from smartphones and tablets like the iPad.
We’ve recently embarked on a series of roadshows with m62 throughout the U.K., where we’ll be sharing presentation best practices with attendees. We look forward to continuing our strong partnership and to the resulting benefits for Brainshark and m62 customers.
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Tagged as: Brainshark, Interviews, Online Presentations, PowerPoint
You have already learned about some of the Shape Effects available in PowerPoint 2010 as part of this tutorial series — you now learn how to add a Bevel effect to a selected shape in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
Learn to apply Bevel effects to selected shapes in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
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Tagged as: Effects, PowerPoint 2010, Shapes, Tutorials
St. Patrick’s Day Shamrocks for PowerPoint are ready to use clip-art style symbols that you can use within your presentation slides. Although the shamrock symbols you download from this page are green in color, they can be recolored using PowerPoint’s native options for fills, lines, and effects. These shamrock symbols are contained within a sample presentation you can download. Just copy the shamrock symbol you like and paste into another PowerPoint slide, or even a Word document or Excel worksheet. All these shamrock symbols are vector shapes, so you can easily edit them within your Microsoft Office program.
Download, view, and use the shamrock symbols contained in these presentations.
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Tagged as: Clip Media, PowerPoint, Presentation Samples
As with shadow effects and reflection effects in PowerPoint 2010, you get advanced option for soft edges too. In this tutorial you will learn how you can make changes to the soft edges you have already applied to a shape.
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Tagged as: Effects, PowerPoint 2010, Shapes, Tutorials
After exploring some effects that PowerPoint 2010 provides for shapes, you are now going to learn to play with the Soft Edges effect. This one adds an eaten-up, feathered edge to a selected shape. Soft edges work best with larger shapes, especially if you use some of the larger soft edge variations available. PowerPoint provides some ready-to-use soft edges, and also there is an option to format soft edges beyond these readymade offerings in PowerPoint 2010.
Learn how to apply Soft Edge effects to shapes in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
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Tagged as: Effects, PowerPoint 2010, Shapes, Tutorials
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