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With event travel budgets tighter than ever conference organizers and event planners are being asked to deliver more value to their audiences than ever before. As you know, big ideas from big name motivational / public speakers are nice, but they don’t necessarily attract a bigger audience or provide what your conference attendees want.
Recently I read an article on BNET by Steve Tobak that talked about how to be a good manager. Steve mentions the importance of being adept at five things: finance, selling, presenting, negotiating, and business communications.
I thought his grouping was odd.
One way to improve as a speaker is to listen to others and think about what they did well and what they could have done for improvement. Here’s your chance.
Listen to an interesting talk then see if your review agrees with mine.
Peter Busby is a well-known architect specializing in ‘green’ design. You only need to listen to the first few minutes to understand my review.
Listen to an interesting talk then read my critique of the presentation skills.
Peter Busby is a well-known architect specializing in ‘green’ design. You only need to listen to the first few minutes to understand my review. Listen to the rest if you have time. It’s an interesting and educational talk. I enjoyed it.
