Once you're on stage, you're responsible.
Moderator and trainer Dino shares a heartfelt warning to go on stage with the right intentions and the right motivation. The answer for this lies in looking in the mirror honestly. Not only will it make your performance better, it will make you feel better too.
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How to communicate during a crisis: trust before explanations.
The Most Dangerous Thing You Can Lose in a Crisis Isn’t Money or power. It’s Trust. Executive summary: Effective crisis communication is not about explaining what happened or how you […]
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From the top of your head – and the bottom of your heart
For a welcome by your boss that kickstarts your event, instead of making people disconnect. By Rogier Elshout Most of the conferences I moderate start with a few words from […]
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All I’s on you – give a Masterclass that impresses!
Are you invited to give a masterclass or lecture? Or are you organizing an event where you want to go beyond the traditional panels and key-notes, but want to something […]
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#eventtip: No more death by powerpoint. Tips for better presentations and alternatives for presentations
You organize an event to share knowledge. So by default you will have a lot of presentations. With endless powerpoints full of bullets. But how do you ensure that people really pay attention, like the experience and remember it?
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A Personal Brand in a political environment #PersonalityTip
People do business with people they trust. They buy things – be it a used car, a policy or your opinion – because of who you are in their eyes. Your personality is your trademark. Therefore, a personal leadership brand is essential as it helps people understand and identify you.
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video: Not sure if your guest speaker is a great speaker? Interview them instead!
There are 3 crucial questions to ask about a guest speaker before you should let them give a speech. When in doubt: have your moderator interview them.
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