How Do You Write An Introductory Speech?
If you’ve been asked to introduce someone, it’s because you’re believed to be the best person for the job. Carry that confidence into the writing of your introductory speech. As long as you make the effort to gather relevant information such as stories, bios or quotes, the speech will practically write itself. Make sure you know why you’re being asked to give an introductory speech for this person. What is the event and what is she planning to talk about after her introduction? Ask for a copy of his bio or gather any information you can on the events that led up to this point in his life. Even if you’ve known him for years, chances are you do not know by heart the precise timeline of milestones in his life. Gather stories about the person you’re introducing. If you know her well, you should have no trouble coming up with funny, heartwarming or triumphant anecdotes that illustrate her sense of humor, compassion or dedication. If you barely know her, or have never met at all, try to talk
