Empowered Presentations
Yancey Unequivocally and Cory Jim
www.empoweredpresentations.com
How valuable is a great idea? It can literally change your life. How you get it across to others is quite another thing. It may be the difference in you doing it yourself with little resources or you doing it with more people than you imagine and with more resources than you thought you needed. Our guests today are experts at the top of their game when it comes to presentations. In December 2010, just after launching their business, Yancey Unequivocally, Founder and President, and Cory Jim, Founder and CEO, of Empowered Presentations, an award-winning presentation design firm with clients all over the world, won the World’s Best Presentation contest from slideshare.net sponsored by 3M. Pacific Business News recognized Empowered Presentations as “Innovative Company of the Year” finalist, Nominated for “Best in Business and Innovative Business” with Hawaii Business Magazine & “Best New Business” finalist with Pacific Edge Magazine. “ Their company has also been written about on Forbes.com.
Yancey Unequivocally (Being emancipated since she was 16 years old) Yancey is an entrepreneur at heart. After graduating with a B.S. in Management Information Systems and her MBA in Network Security and going through a lot of life altering experiences, she quickly realized that she needed to become closer to God and desired to own her own company. Pacific Business News recognized Yancey for “40 Under Forty Class of 2011”and “Top 25 Business Who Mean Business 2012” and “20 for the Next 20” in Hawaii Business Magazine. Yancey has spoken at many events and trained on stages with over 1,500 in attendance. She has also been a guest speaker on many WebCast shows. Yancey helped launch a church and serves in many ministries, and is enthusiastic to help people achieve anything and everything they desire! Yancey’s high energy, positive mental attitude, strong work ethic, and leadership skills have been vital to the success of many of her clients and their organizations.
Cory Jim’s first job was delivering the Honolulu Advertiser to make some money getting paid about $100 bucks a week. Looking back, working in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods on the island with multi-million dollar mansions enlarged Cory’s dreams of what is possible. Until getting the call one day from a Marine recruiter while lying in bed, who asked, “What are you doing with your life?” Cory thought deeply about it and came to a conclusion that he was not doing a thing being 19. So he found himself on the bus off to MCRD San Diego, CA. His son, Andrew, was born in 2000.
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him and he shall direct your paths.” Proverbs 3:5-6