Guidelines for Final Sales Presentation

"Guidelines and tips for the final sales presentation including flexibility in material, audience details, and presentation format. Advice on convincing the audience to choose your product over competitors. Details on attire, audience, and the presentation process. Key elements for the title slide and a typical agenda are also provided."

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1. Final Presentation Format

2. Background We have a template for milestone presentations These are guidelines for the final presentation Remember: This is a sales presentation! You ll be including the material you prepared for the milestones as backup material

3. Some Advice Much more flexibility on the final presentation Feel free to invent and add material What follows are only guidelines You have to convince the audience why they should buy your product and not your competitor s

4. Presentation Eight minute time budget It ll go quickly! Early Submission teams will use the USB/CD submitted for the presentation Others will be told what to do by your faculty member Either on EG website or your own laptop

5. Presentation (continued) Business attire (required) Shirt, tie, jacket for men Similar rules for women Attire you d wear to a job interview You can invite guests if you want Parents, friends, consorts, etc. Presentation room might be different than your usual classroom EG staff will let you know

6. Who will be in the audience? Faculty member Writing consultant* Recitation and Lab TAs* Classmates Guests NYU Polytechnic Faculty (President, Deans, etc.)* * Subject to availability

7. and the guidelines

8. Title Slide Name of product Your company name Names of the key employees (you) Date of presentation

9. Title Slide Comments You should choose an interesting name for your product that will capture the customer s memory Same thing for your company name If you make up a company logo, even better

10. Typical Agenda Company profile Description of your product Cost estimate Schedule of your prototype (the project) Advantages of your product Conclusion

11. Company Profile When your company was founded Related work that you ve done Satisfied customers you ve had in the past Credentials of key employees

12. Company Profile Comments Yes, this is total fiction, but it should be credible You can pretend that the key employees have graduated Things not to say: We ve won 13 Nobel Prizes We put AT&T out of business We re buying Exxon/Mobil next week We invented the Space Shuttle

13. Product Description Quick description of what the mission is Can use Background Information in milestone presentation

14. Product Description One slide describing design changes since the last milestone and why they were made Explain how this resulted in a better product for the customer

15. Cost Estimate Should use Cost Estimate from milestone presentations, updated Should be identified as the estimate for the prototype Explain all changes made form last milestone Final labor cost

16. Project Schedule Should be a copy picture from Microsoft Project Should use Project Schedule from milestone presentation, updated

17. Advantages Why we should buy your product, and not the other guy s Examples: We re (one of) the least expensive We re the best value Translation: we re not the least expensive We re the highest performance You can make some fictional claims here, but nothing outrageous

18. Conclusion Your last chance to sell the customer Typical themes: We have the best product for you We are the best company to do the job We know what your needs are, and are most suited to meet them Our competition is incompetent! They look like a bunch of Freshman students! (You probably shouldn t use this one)