"A Guide to Powerful Presentations" was an informational presentation used to inform upcoming freshman in the marketing pathway at my school about proper etiquette when on stage. It was even recorded to show other classes! Here are a couple of slides...
The notes that I have been taking throughout my marketing classes that I have taken over my high school career are not exactly an accomplishment, but I feel like it deserves a spot for the reason being that it was the document where I adopted a clean and efficient way to take notes. When I'm in college taking notes, I can always thank this document as the time where I started appropriate note-taking.
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"How to be a Salesman 102" was a presentation I made where I was told to inform the sales process. It was the first presentation I've created with the idea of business professionalism in mind, and it was a difficult process compared to ways that I have informed audiences in the past. Through the making of this project I learned many different aspects of intriguing presentation making.
As I have mention a couple of times before in discussion posts in the past, I run a Business at my school called "Baxter's Custom Stickers." It's not exactly an official establishment because I am a minor and therefore cannot own a sole proprietorship, but I still earn money through making stickers for students/teachers!
The last Entry that I have titled "Ashton Baxter's Trip Around the World" was a project in my business class last year where I was given a hypothetical 20 thousand dollars and I had to use it to travel around the world. Multiple Excel sheets and Microsoft Access software was used to calculate hotel prices, plane tickets, and tourist locations. Please don't mind the amount of money I spent in Tokyo compared to other cities, It was my favorite!
