1. SHERYLSANDBERG
COO offacebook
WHYWEHAVETOOFEWW
OMENLEADERS

2. ONEOFTHE25
MOSTINFLUENTIAL
PEOPLEONTHEWEB
BloombergBusinessweek 2011
Oneofthe 50
"MostPowerful
Women in
Business”
Fortune 2008
Illustration: Alexander Wells fortheGuardian

3. THESIS:
WOMEN ARE
NOT MAKING IT
TO THE TOP OF
ANY
PROFESSION
ANYWHERE IN
THE WORLD
By: Ana Di Mase

4. CAPTURING THE ATTENTION…
ATTENTION-GETTER:
STRIKING FACTS –HUMOR –BODY LANGUAGE
Picture: Donna Sutton

5. Illustration: fuyuyoi
Sheryl Sandberg maintained the audience attention
by using verbal and non-vocal delivery skills.
Incorporating humor and personal stories.

6. Curiosity and Passion – Story – Laughter – Not Read

7. 4.8
Sandberg was active and expressive, she
incorporated vocal variety and supporting
gestures. Although she could have been more
energetic.

8. NANCY DUARTE’S 5 RULES:
Although much of Duarte’s rules are for
visual presentation, which Sandberg
didn’t have, she followed the 1st rule.
TREAT YOUR AUDIENCE AS KING
conveying her speech in a clear easy
and understanding way

9. PRESENTATION
ZEN
The tip used by Sheryl
Sandberg the most
wasNATURALNESS by
creating an engaging speech
in a
conversational way
Picture: 123RF by chode

10. What Sheryl
Sandberg showed
me…
Mastering my verbal
delivery is key for public
speaking, as it is an
organized speech.
Photo credit: Hubert Burda Media/Flickr

11. Ken Robinson and Sheryl
Sandberg…
While Sandberg and
Robinson are both active
and conversational.
Sandbergs speech was
more organized.
They both mastered a
verbal and non verbal
delivery skills
Bloomberg/GettyImages

12. Sir Ken Robinson followed
all the TED
commandments, they both
used laughter and story the
most. He was much more
energetic than Sandburg
therefore created a better
connection to the audience.
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13. Delivery is key…
Creating a non
monotone speech is
important, it creates
emphasis and interest.
Project a comfortable
and secure image. Use
laghter and story to be
more conversational
Photograph by: Reuters, Reuters