Checklists
1. Your Event Theme
Messages with depth and impact
Engage your audience -
"Learn how to build a more resilient business by managing the emotions of your customers and staff."
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"Enjoy this engaging session on how to foster a positive work environment built on understanding generational communication styles, values and expectations.”
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"Enjoy this engaging session on how to foster a positive work environment built on understanding generational communication styles, values and expectations.”
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Memorable Impactful Marketing
It's all about impression and eyeballs.
Does your marketing message land with your ideal customer avatar?
Marketing is to provide qualified leads not just warm bodies in the customer acquisition process.
“Learn how to tame the beast within and manage difficult people with ease.”
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“Join us for an enlightening talk on Emotional Sobriety - The Taming of Social Media"
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"Discover who is really pushing your buttons and learn how to work together more effectively during this fun-filled session."
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“Learn how to harness the power of proactive empathy that advances leadership and personal connections.”
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"Unlock the power of language and unleash your potential with the gift of empowerment."
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2. Sample Clips
Experiential, interactive, and fun!
Audiences engage with meaningful content, activities, and insights that they will talk about long after the event is over. Information that impacts.
3. Speaker Packet
At your fingertips
What you need, when you need it.
4. Event Checklists
a) Logistics Checklist
- Confirm date availability with Bill or his staff
- Initial conversation with Bill to clarify topic, audience details, and event focus
- Connect with Bill's customer service staff to assist you through every step of the event process
- Clarify and receive assistance throughout every step of the meeting process, from our initial conversation to Bill’s standing ovation
b) Event Checklist
- Pre-Conference Details
- Preparation: Conference Call Details
- Bio for Printed Program
- Photos Access
c) A/V Requirements
- Lavalier microphone - Bill will move freely throughout the audience
- Screen, projector, and sound system
- Easel, large Post-It sticky easel pad, colored markers
- Access to Wi-Fi and Internet
- Bill will bring a PC laptop and clicker
Bill requests a sound check in the empty meeting room one hour before the meeting starts.
Bill would like to meet the individual who is introducing him as well as the person handling the AV technology to review the audio/visual part of the talk, including film clips, PowerPoint slideshow, and music cues.
