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The 2-Minute MAD Skills Discovery Clinic

The 2-Minute MAD Skills Discovery Clinic

Di: Cam Welsh
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What if developing professional skills didn’t require long lectures, endless slides, or buzzwords?


Welcome to the 2-Minute MAD Skills Discovery Clinic, a fast-paced podcast series designed to sharpen the skills that actually matter, one focused insight at a time.


In each short episode, we explore the MAD skills that power strong case presentations, confident decision-making, compelling communication, adaptability, critical thinking, empathy, teamwork, creativity, problem-solving, and more.


Drawing on decades of classroom and competition experience, this podcast breaks down:

  • Why role-playing transforms presentations
  • How choosing the right audience and role changes everything
  • What makes openings (and title slides!) truly engaging
  • And how small, intentional choices dramatically improve clarity, confidence, and impact


No gimmicks. No filler. Just practical lessons you can apply immediately, whether you’re a student, competitor, or emerging professional.


Think of each episode as a 2-minute clinic as short, focused, and designed to help you discover and practice the skills that separate good presentations from great ones.


Listen. Learn. Apply. Because MAD skills aren’t innate, they’re built.


🎧 Tune in, lean in, and keep building those MAD skills.

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Cameron Welsh Economia
Episodi
  • Role-Playing: Bridging the Gap in Case Presentations

    Role-Playing: Bridging the Gap in Case Presentations
    Jan 15 2026

    Quick question 👀

    Before your last case presentation… did you choose your role or did you just default to “outside consultants”?

    If it was the default, you’re not alone.


    One of the biggest challenges teams face in case-solving pitches isn’t the analysis.

    It’s positioning.

    Who are you supposed to be? And who are you actually talking to?


    In Episode 2 of this series, I break down:

    • Why teams often drift out of role halfway through a presentation
    • How the case itself tells you who the real audience is
    • A common myth about always presenting to the board
    • And why defaulting to “outside consultants” might be holding your team back


    Sometimes the strongest pitches come from choosing a role that’s harder, but more authentic to the case: internal strategist, product teams, entrepreneurs, and even inventors.


    Great case pitches don’t start with slides. They start with a deliberate choice: Who are we and who are we talking to?

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    2 min
  • Role-Play Transforms Case Presentations

    Role-Play Transforms Case Presentations
    Jan 8 2026

    In Episode 1, we dive into a crucial but often overlooked part of case presentations: role-playing. Many teams struggle because they treat their pitch like a simple conversation instead of stepping into the role of a problem solver advocating for their solution.


    This video breaks down why embracing your role and clearly defining your audience’s role can transform your case-solving pitches from forgettable summaries into compelling, persuasive presentations.


    What you’ll learn:

    • Why most case presentations fall flat
    • How role-playing sharpens your analysis and delivery
    • Practical tips to clearly define roles and maintain them throughout your pitch
    • How to build confidence and professionalism in a low-risk environment


    Whether you’re competing, presenting in class, or preparing for professional pitches, this episode sets the foundation for becoming a more effective and confident problem solver.


    Subscribe for more lessons on mastering case presentations and pitching skills.

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