The Agency Dashboard is designed to help speaking agencies and managers of speaker directories handle multiple speakers, with a consolidated inbox, statistics, and a more streamlined way of updating data.
Business and leadership speakers are people who offer talks about how to convey a vision, whether this is for a cause, organization, industry, team or individuals. They set out strategies that others can follow, and inspire groups to work towards a common goal.
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This collection of resources has been build specifically for professional speakers looking to level up their speaking skills and speaking business.
Technology seems to be moving faster and faster as advancement is transforming and inspiring almost every industry. Technology speakers can help make sense of, inspire and impact how your organization views and uses technology.
Destination events are on the rise, but you don’t need to ship your whole conference over to Europe or Japan to feel the inspiration of being in a new place: there are hundreds of amazing and stimulating venues in North America that will breath new life into your upcoming meeting or conference.
As a panel moderator, asking insightful and interesting questions is one of your biggest responsibilities.
Don’t make up your mind about the topic.
Rather, come in with the perspective that you are intensely interested in the topic and want to gain insights by questioning the panelists.
The World of Speaker podcast series helps up-and-coming speakers build their speaking business with expert tips from world renowned speakers.
A Chinese proverb says, “Tell me something, I’ll forget; show me, I’ll remember, involve me, I’ll understand.”
According to recent studies, when people participate in a presentation, the material becomes at least three times more memorable for them than if they merely listened to a lecture.
I get freaked out when an audience stares blankly at me.
Audiences can look creepy - it’s not all in your head
Don’t take the glacier gazes personally, though, since members of the audience are... just being an “audience”.
They are operating under the principles of audience psychology, obeying certain unspoken rules about how to act and how not to act.
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The fear of public speaking even supersedes the fear of death-- isn’t that shocking