Mike Santoro


  • Mike Santoro


    Mike Santoro
    Walker Sands Communications
    Chicago, IL
    mike.santoro(at)walkersands(dot)com

    Mike is an integrated marketing and media communications expert, with nearly five years of experience in the industry. As a Senior Account Manager with Walker Sands Communication, he is a well respected member of the American Marketing Association (AMA) and the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). His focus is on planning and executing successful client marketing plans and media relations programs.

    Mike's background is in business to business marketing and technology, stemming from his experience at Technology Advisors Inc., a top CRM consulting firm and reseller of Microsoft and Sage business solutions. Mike headed the marketing department as the Marketing Manager where he advised strategic direction in brand identity, Internet marketing, direct marketing, advertising, and graphic design.

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November 16, 2007

PowerPoint Done Right

While everyone loves to use PowerPoint, few people find it enjoyable to watch. You've probably heard the phrase "death by PowerPoint" a million times. Alexei Kapterev, a presentation guru, has put together a cool show of his own with some tips to stick to during PowerPoint presentations. Ironically enough it's titled "Death by PowerPoint", but I'm not taking points off for the name. You can view the presentation below by clicking through on the arrow buttons.

Special thanks to Lifehacker and From Where I Sit for digging up this information.

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