We wrote this 13-page eBook to provide concrete techniques for finding and hiring the right speaker for your event. You’ll learn how to accomplish a successful event with the right speaker as we discuss:
Public Speaking Articles
At the NSA Winter Workshop in Las Vegas, The President of the National Speakers Association Shep Hyken and NSA Voices of Experience director Michael Hoffman interviewed Dave Reed of eSpeakers. eSpeakers recently announced an important relationship with Meeting Professionals International (MPI), and NSA leadership wanted to provide some clear information about what that relationship means for the NSA and its members.
#MondayFunday Our own Dave Reed at NSA Winter Workshop 2015 in Las Vegas with Karen Jacobsen and Marilyn Sherman!
Use “Selfies” to promote yourself. http://speakermagazine.com/selfies-your-new-go-to-marketing-tool/
Joe and Dave attended IMEX America 2014 in Las Vegas last week. We learned a lot and uncovered some new partnerships, but the dinner with our buddy Scott Friedman was worth the trip!
#DidYouKnow that you can list your programs on your profile? Click here to read the wiki article.
@espeakers #eSpeakersMarketplace
Hey speakers, a few things to take note of from the MPI chapter leadership meeting this week at WEC. #WEC14 @MPI
#SpeakerTip – Are you using TripIt? Did you know it syncs with eSpeakers? Check out this link: http://wiki.espeakers.com/index.php/TripIt_Integration #eSpeakersMarketplace @espeakers
When you ask most meeting planners what kind of technology they typically utilize at their events, they’ll reply with things like “using a big screen for main stage events” or “PowerPoint projectors for every breakout session.” Those things are important, but they are just the tip of the iceberg for meeting planner technology.
An Expert Who Speaks or an Expert Speaker – Which is Best for Your Next Event?
When you need to bring in a speaker for your group, company or association event, you have two choices on the type of presenter to hire: An expert who speaks or an expert speaker. While those two terms may seem similar, there’s actually a big difference.
