Noam Feinholtz, PhD
Storytelling & Presentation Skills
1500+
lectures and workshops
450+
companies and organizations
27
Years of Experience
LECTURES
Inspirational and practical lectures that will take the story of your company from the WHAT to the SO WHAT to the WHAT NOW.
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Connect with different stakeholders
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Define your communication goals
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Refine short and effective messages
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Convert your data into a compelling story
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Capture your audience from the first sentence
WORKSHOPS
Practical workshops for:
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Product Managers
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Analysts
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Marketing and Sales Teams
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Everyone who conveys messages in your organization
Through different simulations we’ll work with your data, your products, your clients, and your internal communication challenges - moving from INFORMATION stories to TRANSFORMATION stories that open doors.
PITCH CRAFTING
Entrepreneurs preparing for a meeting with investors, CEOs before a major kickoff event, sales teams crafting the messaging of a new product for a new market – this is the time to sit down together and write your story, word by word.
Together, we will reconstruct and deconstruct your data into a compelling story for tomorrow morning’s meeting.
CLIENTS
ABOUT
Dr. Noam Feinholtz is a corporate storyteller, a presentation skills and pitch trainer for entrepreneurs and executives, and a mass communication researcher.
In the last 20 years, Dr. Feinholtz has helped more than 450 start-ups and organizations from various industries to craft effective business stories that move from facts to impact.
He is the host of the podcasts “Osim Mize Sipur” and “The Narrative Genome” and the author of the book “Storytelling - How to tell a business story that opens doors”.
Strategis Storytelling - IAC, Miami 2026 (En)
Business storytelling essentials (En)
TV 10 mins "private lesson":
Business storytelling (Heb)
Data Storytelling (En)
FAQ - Business Storytelling
How do you prepare for a meeting or presentation? How do you define a communication goal?
Defining your communication goal is the first step in building a business story. Before you even design your first slide, ask yourself what you aim to achieve. Imagine the end of the meeting and answer four simple questions:
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What will the audience know? Which specific data do I need to present? Avoid overloading them with information that doesn't serve the goal.
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What will the audience think? What am I trying to convince them of? This is about shaping their perception and the worldview you are conveying.
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How will the audience feel? Toward the problem, the solution, me as a presenter, or the organization I represent.
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What will the audience do? Close a deal? Commit to a follow-up meeting? Change a specific behavior?
Once you decide on the desired result, you can "reverse engineer" the message. This serves as a filter for your data, moving from information to insight to action. When these elements are ready, experiment with different structures and openings to see which version flows most intuitively and effectively.
Get in Touch
+972.50.6519011
Booking lectures: +972.9.9559577
