If your Japanese is not at a high level I would avoid using difficult keigo (honorific speech) or longer expressions.
Assuming you have introduced yourself or been introduced you could jump striaght in with:
Ohayou gozaimasu.
Presentation hajimemasu. - they will know what presentation means ... if this is for a Japanese class assignment, just emphasise the Japanese pronunciation of presentation ... if it's for business, no need to.
After finishing you could say:
ijou desu.
or
kore de owarimasu.
Wind it up with:
gosei chou arigatou gozaimashita - which is a standard phrase equating to 'thank you for listening'.