Presenting at Conferences

Demonstrating thought leadership on the speaking circuit

Presenting at conferences is a major opportunity for your organization. You must put your best foot forward by enlisting professional, engaging, and confident speakers who accurately represent your brand. While this is an opportunity for your business to be on
the big stage, successful conference presenters understand this is a “soft-sell” situation. Getting any of this wrong can
tarnish your company’s brand in the audience’s minds.

This mastery-level speaker training program prepares participants to demonstrate thought leadership at conferences or become certified for your speaker’s bureau. It has a high degree of personal coaching so that participants can focus on their
specific objectives, challenges, and skill-building needs.

All Turpin Workshops are highly customized to your organization's and employees' specific goals
and challenges and can be delivered on-site or virtually.

Experience Level

Medium to High

Overview

Duration: 2 days
Maximum Enrollment: 6
Number of Instructors: 2
Location: Client Site or Hotel Ballroom

Degree of Coaching

High: personal coaching occurs both in the classroom and in private video review after every in-class exercise

Intended For

High-potential presenters and emerging thought leaders

Presenting at Conferences

Demonstrating thought leadership on the speaking circuit

Throughout the class, participants apply the principles of The Orderly Conversation® to their own real-life conference presentations.

Participants in this dress-rehearsal workshop learn to

  • Demonstrate thought leadership
  • Be appropriately energetic and persuasive without a heavy-handed sales approach
  • Grasp quickly who is in the audience and modify their presentations on the fly in order to meet the needs of each specific group
  • Create (or modify existing) visual aids to support key messages
  • Gain self-awareness
  • Engage attendees in a comfortable, flexible conversation while being clear and concise
  • Weave in stories to enhance engagement
  • Use visuals effectively
  • Think on their feet so that they can answer questions and address interruptions confidently
  • Facilitate fruitful interactions with attendees
  • Demonstrate expertise when sitting on a panel discussion

 

Attendees receive a copy of The Orderly Conversation: Business Presentations Redefined

 

Additional Post-Workshop Skill-Reinforcement Options

In addition to the skill-reinforcement resources included in eCoach, consider this option:

Manager Support Program: Managers play a critical role in helping employees apply what they learn in class to the situations they face outside of it. To help managers support the learning, and when appropriate to do so, we provide guidance for setting expectations prior to the workshop and for providing support after.

Communication Training Yields Business Results

We believe that business communication training must focus on business results: making work easier, employees more successful, workplaces more cooperative, and goals more attainable.

Getting Business Done and Growing Leadership Capability: Everything we do is designed to help people get business done and grow their capabilities. While a particular workshop may focus on a specific business goal—closing a deal, making a decision, learning something new, or gaining alignment—every workshop is designed to help the participants be more comfortable, effective, and confident communicators. When employees communicate more effectively, leadership capability increases and careers advance. This brings positive results for your team and company.

Private Coaching and Video Review: Capturing learners on video as they work on their real-life content, which is followed by private video playback and coaching, is an essential element of this training. It helps workshop participants understand their natural strengths (and weaknesses). As they grow their self-awareness, they can apply what they learn in class to the variety of situations they face outside of it.

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