People forget numbers by lunch. They remember stories for years. If you want to convince someone, tell them one.

Numbers argue and stories stick. A figure has to be evaluated, and evaluation takes effort most listeners will not spend, while a story is absorbed without permission and retrieved later without effort. This is not a flaw in people, it is how memory is built. Facts survive best when they are riding inside something that happened.

Find the one case that shows what your numbers claim. Tell it in three sentences with a real person in it, then give the figure as confirmation. Keep the rest of the data ready for whoever asks, which is a smaller group than you think.