Smoke Free

Title of Presentation

Company NO smoking ban

Name of Presenter

Christopher Pinick

Description of Business Audience

Management and coworkers

Introduction

There are many places jumping on the ban wagon to make it harder for smokers to continue to smoke in public places and are now focusing on the different effects that it has in the work place.

Thesis Statement

It is the single most preventable cause of death and disease. It causes more deaths than cocaine, auto accidents, alcohol, fire, AIDS, suicide, and homicide combined. Can you guess what I am talking about? It is smoking, and it is killing many people. Why would you want to smoke if it causes so many deaths? People have all kinds of excuses for that question. Some of which include: “I’m stressed out”, “I need to lose weight”, and “I just want to fit in”. Would you want to die because you wanted to lose weight, you felt stressed, or you just want to be cool? There are many reasons you should not start smoking and why you should stop smoking now. It is causing pain and suffering not only to the smokers, but also to people who don’t even smoke.

Smoking bans, also known as smoke-free laws, are public policies adopted by the government that disallow or prohibit the smoking of tobacco at public places. Public places, in general, include places such as roads, parks, squares, beaches, theaters, restaurants, public transport, and so on. Moreover, the policy of smoking ban also covers workplaces.

(Body of Outline with a minimum of 3 main points as Roman numerals and at a least two additional levels of sub points using capital letters and then numbers)

I. Smoking

A. History

1. Successes

2. Not so successful

B. What is the future for smoking

1. The positive

2. The negative

II. Smoking ban

A. Why is the something to work towards?

1. The benefits to a smoke free place

B. The problems that hold up the ban

1. What should you watch out for

2. What can...