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About the Course

This is the #5 course in the specialization on management consulting. In the previous 4 courses, we’ve learned how consultants break down problems with tools and logical thinking. Now, it’s time to bring all the parts together into consulting-quality presentations and deliverables. Every consulting project is different, and yet, the final presentation will have many of the same elements: • Clear alignment among the stakeholders on the project goals • Understanding on the consulting approach, assumptions, and decisions • Thoughtful progression of ideas that “brings the audience along” • Well-constructed PowerPoint slides (or excel model) which tell a clear story • Impactful use of graphs, tables, data visualization • Persuasive and authoritative delivery style...

Top reviews

AL

Jul 15, 2025

Another great course delivered brilliantly by John - thank you. The only thing that could make it better is the ability to download the slides (please make this as default for all courses!)

PB

Sep 15, 2024

This course is highly informative and full of resources. Would like to train my team on the same way as per coach John Kim . well designed presentation for learning and be skillful on journey.

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By yazhuo Q

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Jul 30, 2025

非常感谢

By NIKET B

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Mar 10, 2025

NA

By Amit B

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Jun 2, 2024

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By Rolf K

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Jan 26, 2025

Good instructor. The speed is a bit slow, but the content is good. I do recommend the book Storytelling with Data by Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic.

By Chester M D

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Sep 9, 2024

The lecture was great at knowledge sharing

By Michael H

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Nov 20, 2023

Good but a little too easy

By Emilia B V

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Oct 2, 2025

Creo que te da los tips mas importantes peor no te hace mejor presentador, solo te ayuda si saber seguir buenos consejos. La falta practica es es una oportunidad de mejora en este curso.