Here's the presentation I did at the AILA convention on Building an Innovative Firm. I'd love to know what you think, though it loses a lot without my narration to accompany the primarily visual slides. All but four of the photos used are ones I've taken myself. (Direct Slideshare Link)
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I just took a look at this fantastic presentation by Matthew Homann. There are 73 slides and they are really good. The presentation takes a few minutes to get through and it is worth ten times that time:
Thanks Matthew!
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Matthew Homann is the founder of LexThink LLC and a former lawyer and mediator.
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Good stuff. The presentation is excellent. And your site here is really well done. Congrats on all that.
Posted by: Zane Safrit | July 26, 2007 at 03:59 PM
Beautifully done!! My PPTs will now all be like this. You've inspired me. Granted, I really don't use projected slides! But my clients do... and this will be a reference Role Model.
I'm going to link to this from my blog.
(the ducks were a bit disturbing... but the "Take care of your own business" is great -- shoe cobbler's son!)
~ Vikram Rajan
PersonalBrandMarketing.com
Posted by: Vikram Rajan | July 17, 2007 at 12:42 PM
Hi Matt,
That presentation was right and brilliant. It is something that all attorneys should watch when they decided to start their own practice.
Janaee
Posted by: Janaee | July 11, 2007 at 02:48 AM
Matt, I'm going to refer my students and clients to this presentation. It is very effective, direct and to the point, keeping us in focus about what is important. Thank you for sharing.
Posted by: Susan Cartier Liebel | July 09, 2007 at 12:29 PM
Matt -- That is one of the most simply, best, to the point examples of how we should handle what we do I have ever seen. Thank you so much!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Grant Griffiths | July 08, 2007 at 12:44 PM
I was going through your slide show and my wife just started looking over my shoulder and commented on how effective it was. She wanted me to make sure I told you that she is a severe critic of this kind of thing and really liked it. My thought is that you hit most of the right notes with great humor. Rich
Posted by: Richard Rosenstein | July 08, 2007 at 09:25 AM
Hi Matt,
I haven't been to your website in a while, but it looks great and this is a great presentation. I'm going to cross post at MyShingle right now.
Carolyn
Posted by: Carolyn Elefant | July 08, 2007 at 06:38 AM
An impressive and innovative presentation, with very apt visuals, Matt. To be honest, it really doesn't require much narration. Great job.
Nerio
p.s. Would love to have your source of photographs.
Posted by: Nerio Vakil | June 28, 2007 at 12:55 AM