Language to end your presentation

Conclusion

Return to your opening message

As you may recall what I said at the beginning of the presentation…
Coming back to the main objective of this presentation…

Always summarize your key points in the conclusion:

Let’s recap on what we’ve spoken about today…
Let me briefly summarise the main points…
Before I end, let me go over the key issues again…

However, using statements such as “To conclude” may cause the audience to stop listening. It’s better to say:

I’d like to leave you with this…
What you should take away from this is…
Finally, I want to say…

And then conclude:
If you have a shorter speech you may choose to end your presentation with one statement:

In short…
To sum up…
In a nutshell…
To summarise…
In conclusion…

Call to action
Requesting the audience to do something at the end of the presentation:

You may be thinking how can I help in this matter? Well…
My aim is to encourage you to go further and…
What I’m requesting of you is…
Let’s start working on these…
So now you know what our products can do, can we schedule a live demonstration?