THE TWO TYPES OF PODIUMS

If you have ever tried to use a podium for a public speech, sales pitch, or seminar, you know that there are two types of podiums: (a) heavy, bulky monstrosities, and (b) twig-like music stands. The monstrosities come into play when a corporation has a set of dutiful maintenance personnel who manhandle the podium or lectern into place. The twig-like music stands come into play when someone tries to undertake podium / lectern mobilization themselves.

The monstrosities are helpful to communicate authority and professionalism, whereas the music stands communicate that someone is trying to be resourceful. But neither podium type really captures a speaker's needs entirely. In the real world, an appropriately sized, lightweight folding podium that holds the professionalism of the monstrosities and the portability of the music stands is ultimately what is necessary to make the speaker mobile--so as to meet people where they are and avoid having to bring them to an auditorium.

ENTER THE FOLDING PODIUM

A folding podium with handles makes it easy to take your operation anywhere. It essentially makes you portable. The podium can be carried to the location of the speech.

Furthermore, a folding podium also affords you the convenience of easy storage. It makes it simpler for people to keep the podium accessible without requiring an entire spare room to accommodate it. Does your office or school employ more than one podium? Perhaps, fifty? Well then kiss your spare room(s) goodbye! With the folding Portable Podium™ from ProProducts™, you can store fifty podiums in a single small room, saving you up to 90% of the space you once used. Now, instead of having entire sectors of your facility devoted to speaking equipment, you can use that space for classrooms, servers, offices, or more productive space.

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