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Executives at A.M.S., which is based in Allendale, N.J., are making presentations about 3GTV to agencies and advertisers.

Many of the lawyers agreed to listen, though Andersen progressed little beyond making presentations about how much it thought it could pay.

Phorm is understood to have contacted scores of ISPs around the world, making presentations about the potential benefits of its scheme.

Facebook, Yahoo, Amazon Web Services and IBM will all be making presentations about how they use the technology to support large volumes of data.

After making presentations about millennials to corporate recruiters and managers in such countries as Italy, Sweden, Scotland, Canada and Argentina, I came away convinced that the world's young people are more alike than different  — from their social media habits, to their hovering helicopter parents, to their confidence and great expectations.

Eisbart and NIMBL leveraged that success by making presentations about it at several SAP-customer conventions as the company has grown: from $2 million in revenue in 2009, to $4 million in 2010 and an expected $6 million for 2011.

But Ms. Levine, who hosts Sex::Tech, a conference about sexual health programs for youth, said that requests to make presentations about online or mobile services had soared.

SIDE BY SIDE The marketers who make presentations about their ads at the association's annual conferences do not always credit, or even mention, their agencies, which can irk the agency executives in the audience.

SPORTS A report in the baseball roundup in some editions on Friday about the Major League Baseball owners meeting, at which the owners of the Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants made presentations about the Athletics' moving to San Jose, misstated the name of the group that heard presentations.

If you supervise other employees, or make presentations about your initiatives, or are a key participant in team meetings, show up in person as often as you can.

4. Make presentations about Alzheimer's caregiving. 5. Visit "My Ladies" I volunteer to see weekly at a local memory care facility.