"where she presented" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a specific place where someone previously presented something. For example, "She was commended for her presentation at the international conference, where she presented her latest research findings."
Two weeks later, we met at her office in Bushwick, where she presented three plans.
In later years she lived in Indianapolis, where she presented a local TV show until her death from cancer in 1994, aged 54.
They continued on to Mexico City, and, finally, to Tijuana, where she presented herself at the U.S. border and asked for asylum.
In 1939 she began teaching at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where she presented ceramics as industrial design, not craft as it was traditionally taught.
By 1978 she had become curator of the Kitchen, the downtown performance space, where she presented early performances by the Kipper Kids and Laurie Anderson.
At the tail end of 1999 Young joined ITV, where she presented The News at Ten, Early Evening News and Lunchtime News.
She has made a living out of talking, primarily lecturing on college campuses, where she presents herself as an emissary from the world of urbanity, telling the young how it is now, and how much better it was then.
After no news from Kim, Denise heads for the hospital where she presents Kim with tiny baby clothes and apologises for what she said.
She is the host of Jeanne Stafford's Networking Dinner in New York City where she presents other speakers and facilitates conversations to give her guests tools to become more successful communicators.
Iñárritu also sent a gif showing that he did clap later, as Beavan made her way up the steps to the stage, where she was presented with the award by Cate Blanchett.
Photograph: Louise Wilson/Getty Dolly gave a press conference earlier today before her performance where she was presented with a special award by Michael Eavis to celebrate her selling 100m records and – excited klaxon!
