Networking is an important part of your success in business. If you'd like to learn how to give a better elevator speech, sign up now for Brian Walter's session, Verbal Ping Pong: How to Give an Elevator Speech So People Actually Want You to Keep Talking.
Brian is presenting this session for the CT chapter of the National Speakers Association (NSA-CT) on Monday, November 15, 2010, 3-5 pm, in Shelton, CT. Guests are welcome to attend - see below for more details.
I've seen Brian speak and he is informative and funny! And as President-elect of the NSA-CT chapter, I look forward to welcoming you to the session.
And for more great content, you can also sign up for Brian's 6 pm session - Extreme Platform, Sales and Research Techniques You Can Use Right Away For Impact & Cha-Ching.
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Verbal Ping Pong: How to Give an Elevator Speech So People Actually Want You to Keep Talking
25 Old Stratford Road
Brian is presenting this session for the CT chapter of the National Speakers Association (NSA-CT) on Monday, November 15, 2010, 3-5 pm, in Shelton, CT. Guests are welcome to attend - see below for more details.
I've seen Brian speak and he is informative and funny! And as President-elect of the NSA-CT chapter, I look forward to welcoming you to the session.
And for more great content, you can also sign up for Brian's 6 pm session - Extreme Platform, Sales and Research Techniques You Can Use Right Away For Impact & Cha-Ching.
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Verbal Ping Pong: How to Give an Elevator Speech So People Actually Want You to Keep Talking
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| Brian Walter |
"What do you do?" Every week, you and every other speaker, consultant, coach and trainer are repeatedly asked "the question"...the single most opportunity-laden and awkward open-ended question you ever receive in your professional life: "What do you do?"
Are you interesting? What comes out of your mouth next will determine if you'll be perceived as an interesting expert worthy of follow-up or referral ("Hey, give me your card")...or as one step above a rabid Amway salesperson ("Oh...look at the time, gotta go").
In Brian Walter's Verbal Ping Pong program and insta-coaching session you'll discover a new way to describe what you do in a powerful way. His powerful three-part formula will show you how to make your elevator speech compelling, memorable and truly conversational. You'll soon be so prepared that you'll never stress about how to answer the question again. Don't miss this chance to experience Brian doing a program that has already been featured at two NSA Conventions. (Oh, and he's reaaaally funny!)
Fee: $25 Guests ($15 Members/Associates)
Monday, November 15, 2010, 3-5 PM
Hilton Garden Inn25 Old Stratford Road
Shelton, CT 06484
To register, please visit the NSA-CT website http://nsact.org/meetinginfo.php?id=16&ts=1288882811
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And for more great content, Brian will also be presenting Extreme Platform, Sales and Research Techniques You Can Use Right Away For Impact & Cha-Ching at 6 PM at the NSA-CT chapter meeting (separate registration required). The content of these 2 sessions will be completely different, so you can sign up for both!
And for more great content, Brian will also be presenting Extreme Platform, Sales and Research Techniques You Can Use Right Away For Impact & Cha-Ching at 6 PM at the NSA-CT chapter meeting (separate registration required). The content of these 2 sessions will be completely different, so you can sign up for both!
ABOUT BRIAN WALTER
Brian is a unique blend of internal and external communication expertise. Over a 25+ year career, he's been an advertising director, marketing & sales director, radio & TV commercial producer, copywriter, communications manager, presentation coach, video producer, management trainer, consultant and professional speaker. He's even a Guinness Book of World Records holder for producing the world's shortest TV commercial. Brian has earned the elite Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), and is a member of Meeting Professionals International.
Brian's business is called Extreme Meetings. He provides customized infotainment to make meetings memorable. Brian has presented to audiences ranging from 7 to 7,000. His clients have included Starbucks, Microsoft, Costco, Pepsico, AAA, Payless, Verizon Wireless, several banks that are no longer in existence, the Social Security Administration, a regional office of the IRS...and a dairy company best known for awesome chocolate milk.
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