When was the last time you looked at a presentation slide and asked (or at least thought), 'What on earth are you trying to say?!' Presentations are now our visual voice---the way we communicate visually. Yet, on a daily basis, we see slides that are so crowded with words, images, and data that we have no clue what the slides are communicating. What is your visual voice saying? Whether we're presenting to the executive team or to newly hired employees, our slides need to clearly, visually communicate to help our audience see our point. How can we create slides that clearly communicate our message without confusing our audience? This session entwines brain science with easy-to-use rules for making presentation slides that speak highly of you and your presentation's key points. In small and large group activities, you'll discuss, demonstrate, and apply each rule to sample slides donated by the audience, or even your own slides.