Top 10 Tips how To Introduce people

How To Introduce People 

 Introducing people is both an art and a means of ensuring good habit. A good introduction can get people off to a great conversational start and can help ease any discomfort or unease at meeting for the first time. When you introduce people, the most important, part can be to figure out who should be introduced to whom, based on rank and authority. Once you have that figured out, you can easily help two people get to know each other — and even to start a great conversation in the process. See Step 1 to learn how to introduce people today.

Introduction basics knowledge 

1.  Behavior :-   Your Behavior Should be Good While Taking. Click Here

2.  Body Language :- your Body Language Should be Positive While Taking.Click here

3. Emotion :- What Is your emotion Regarding that topic Click Here

                                            

Introducing A Group

• Be brief.
• Talk about the speaker, not about yourself.
• Explain the relationship the speaker has to your organization and the occasion of the meeting.
• Use specific stories and illustrations regarding the speaker and/or the subject.
• Include selected biographical information about the speaker when appropriate.
• Avoid the following phrases: “It gives me great pleasure….” “We have with us tonight…” “A person who…”
• When appropriate, address the chairperson of the meeting, the members of the organization and the guests before beginning the introduction.
• Build the introduction so that the audience is anticipating the speaker’s message.
• Announce the name of the speaker as the last part of the introduction.
• When appropriate, shake hands with the speaker when he/she comes to the podium.
• Be sincere and enthusiastic when making the introduction. Do not overdo the praise. Limit the comments to what can be sincerely said about the speaker.
• Be certain to pronounce the speaker’s name correctly.