"Christine is an idea speaker. She not only provides ideas, but she makes people dig for them. She is philosophical
in her approach to professional speaking and is an outstanding workshop leader and facilitator."
— Ken Sharkey, Commercial Contractors, Inc.
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Have Christine in Your Corner Christine will assist you in every aspect of your program to help provide a successful result. Below is information for our valued clients, meeting planners and conference planners. As you review it, please keep in mind that she believes that a good speaker can deliver an excellent presentation under any circumstances. She also believes in the importance of being highly professional, exceeding client expectations, and being yet easy to work with We believe that is why over 85% of our business comes from repeat clients and referrals. Christine is versatile. Be Cost Effective Publish Christine Meeting Theme Logos/Graphics Newsletters, trade publications, annual report, etc. Introduction AV Requirements Room set-up Keynote Presentation-- Theatre style is best. Avoid straight rows of chairs, angle them slightly in a semi-circle or slight V shape. A wide center row with two aisles on each side, side rows angled toward the stage is highly effective. Break-out Session/Educational Seminar-- Chevron style is best. Round tables--half-moon style is best. Hotel, Ground Transportation, etc. Tips to Maximize the Presentation and the Environment Platform/Speaking Area-- should be absolutely as close to the audience as possible to create a sense of closeness and help the speaker to connect with the group. Hotel Staff--Nothing is more disturbing than to try to concentrate on a presentation and the hotel staff in the next room is noisy. Remind the hotel staff to please be quiet behind the meeting room--especially if it is next to the kitchen. Back of the Room - Rope off the last few rows until the first rows are filled. Doors - tape them around the latches if they are noisy. This can cause a distraction if people come in late, or must leave the room. Introducer--Make sure your speaker is ready before you introduce them. Never introduce a speaker unless they are in eye-view. Christine will be within eye view of the introducer. Be sure the introducer is a strong speaker who can provide an upbeat introduction. It is also appreciated by most speakers if the introduction is read exactly as provided. Please ask for a separate microphone for the introducer. Scheduling -Like every other speaking professional, Christine would like to be scheduled to present at the "kick"off of an event, or in the early a.m. The second presentation can be late that a.m. or in the early afternoon. If a special event is planned such as a golf outing, your group will be more focused if you do not schedule Christine just prior to the outing. Room Monitor-It is helpful and more efficient to have a volunteer assigned to assist in passing out educational materials, helping with seating, answering questions, etc. Articles for Your Review: "How to Have a Successful Event Without Really Trying" "Sales Meetings-How to Make them Soar" (to be uploaded soon) Copyright
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