Yeah, but our pictures probably wouldn't be as nice.

You forgot to mention all of the current and recently departed members...some of them haven't seen him in awhile either.

Well, I don't know anything about the subject, but I would create an outline hitting on every point that they've asked you to cover.  You may not have time to hit everything, but you want to be prepared for everything.  When you begin the presentation, I would give a quick overview of your thoughts and try to read your audience to see what seems more interesting to them.  If you can pin them down to a couple points, spend most of your time on those subjects explaining in detail your thoughts.  If you can't judge where their focus is, hit as many of the topics as you can briefly focusing on the ones you feel most confident in and comfortable with.  Be sure to always include some specifics so that they know you really know the subject rather than using a few key buzz words that anybody can use.

Generally speaking, these exercises are more about how you handle the situation than they are the substance of what you're saying.  You can't possibly make a full presentation on that issue in 10 minutes and they know that.  Be brief, but specific.  Give detail, but don't linger.  Handle yourself with confidence.  Close by saying something to the effect of "this is a brief synopsis of my thoughts and I'd be happy to address the issues in more detail" to let them know you aren't afraid to tackle the issue more in depth than you can in 10 minutes.

Hopefully that's the only reason most people voted yes.  Otherwise we've lost our collective minds.

Herbie Goes Bananas