How can I explain about someone who is beside without saying their name for example "he likes to eat fruits"


Is it possible for me to use あの人は その人は この人は to address somebody (instead of
using their name) who is beside me because i'm doing a presentation and i'm
required to describe somebody but that person will also be there to describe
himself. If it is possible which one is the most suitable? Or is there any
other way to adress them




この人 etc are OK, but could sound a little too casual and intimate for to some
extent formal situations. Basically, 彼 or 彼女 are safer in those cases.

