Hello hello!
Some of you may know that in October 2019 I did a Lunch & Learn presentation for my employer on food allergies. It was open to all employees – I gave it remotely, and it was specifically on food allergy awareness & ways people can help support those with life-threatening food allergies. It was a great experience and opportunity to inform others about food allergies and the dangers of cross contamination, while also getting my own experience doing my first professional PowerPoint presentation on the subject. I was really proud of myself afterwards and I can’t recall the exact number of attendees but I remember them saying it was more than average!
I will eventually be getting the live PowerPoint presentation with my audio over-top of it, but for now, I have the two separately uploaded here in this blog post for anyone who may want the content. Feel free to share the PowerPoint PDF, and I’ve linked my own recorded audio that I did on my iPhone to accompany it for now in the meantime. I’ve been waiting almost 4 months to get the professional version of this and was eager to share my slides with the public, so I figured I’d upload these since I don’t have a clear timeline when I’ll receive the work version.
AUDIO:
PowerPoint Presentation PDF:
Peanut PP – Zoe
I’d love any feedback, comments, or questions!
XO
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