Verbal presentation: the use of speech by a presenter to convey a message to stakeholders/audiences.
Non-verbal presentation: the presentation of information to an audience without using spoken words
Visual Aids: are charts/pictures/images that help to clarify a point/enhance a presentation
Flipchart: a large pad of paper, bound so that each page can be turned over at the to reveal a next page, used on a stand
Graphs: diagrams that show the relationship between two or more sets of numbers
Tables: a set of facts and figures arranged in columns and rows
Diagrams: illustration of information using visualization techniques
Posters: a large sheet of paper/cardboard promoting certain products or events that can be displayed on public street poles/walls
Handouts: printed information provided to the audience to accompany a presentation
Transparencies/slides: a visual representation of data/audio/video on a screen
Businessreports: formal written documents outlining factual information to stakeholders of a business
Flyer: a thin sheet of paper on which businesses advertise their products or services
Entrepreneurs need to present their business plans to various stakeholders and potential investors. Entrepreneurs should know how to present business information in a professional manner and protect the business image/brand