A speech of introduction is:
- b. a speech introducing a featured speaker to an audience.
In a speech of introduction, the speaker's main purpose is to present and introduce another speaker to the audience. This type of speech is typically given at the beginning of an event or presentation to provide background information about the upcoming speaker, establish their credibility, and set the tone for their presentation. The introduction speech aims to capture the audience's attention, create a connection between the audience and the speaker, and generate interest in what the speaker will be discussing. It should be concise, engaging, and tailored to the speaker being introduced, highlighting their achievements, qualifications, or any relevant information that helps establish their authority on the topic they will address.
