The Presentation Summit

Curious where professionals are landing on this in 2026 👇

When you attend a virtual conference, which do you value more?

▸ The live experience — being present in the moment
▸ The recordings — I watch on my own schedule
▸ Both equally — I want the option to do either
▸ I'd honestly prefer everything async

One of the most common things we hear from Presentation Summit attendees: "I didn't expect the community part to be so good."

Most virtual conferences are a series of sessions with a chat window running alongside. The Summit has Conference Central.

Every day, Rick Altman and John Chen host a live broadcast on our virtual set — with special guests, conversations, and the kind of energy that usually only happens in person. It's the hallway conversation that virtual events have never managed to recreate — until now.

Come see what people keep coming back for.

September 13–16, 2026 | Fully virtual | www.presentationsummit.com

Do you ever feel like the AI conversation is all-or-nothing? Either it's going to replace everything or it's completely overhyped?

Taylor Croonquist is doing something different at Presentation Summit 2026 — he's presenting TWO sessions that argue opposite sides of the same question on purpose.

One session makes the case for AI + your existing tools working together. The other makes the case that your legacy tools are still king.

Same speaker. Different sessions. The goal: help you think it through rather than hand you a verdict.

September 13–16, 2026 | Fully virtual | www.presentationsummit.com

Raise your hand if you've ever inherited a presentation deck that looked like it was built by a committee... over several years... with no communication between any of them. 🙋
Six fonts. Multiple shades of the same color. Slides that clearly came from somewhere else entirely.
Nolan Haims calls this a Frankendeck — and at Presentation Summit 2026 he's dedicating an entire session to rescuing them (and preventing them).
If this sounds familiar, you're going to want to be in this session.
September 13–16, 2026 | Fully virtual | www.presentationsummit.com