Category — 2009 Appearances

Even if you don’t care about LinkedIn, you should check out this VERY well done presentation on the 17th.

Another presentation for my ANZ friends… (and working with Karen Moloney, a fabulous moderator!)

See you on the 8th (US)/9th (ANZ)?

Attend this live Webinar to learn:

• The most common Webinar mistakes and how to avoid them
• How to engage trainees visually to avoid “death by bullet points”
• How to adapt conversations and exercises to the Webinar medium

I’ve the privilege of speaking at the upcoming ITA Collaborative Conference in Palm Springs.

For the agenda, click here.

If you’re going to be in the neighborhood, let me know.  I’d love to connect!

I love ASTD, and I love Wisconsin (my 1080 Group co-founder is a cheesehead!).  So it’s with great pleasure that I’ll be serving them for this webinar.

Attend this event to learn:
-      How to think visually to avoid “death by bullet points”
-      How to get your message through to attendees who are multi-tasking
-      How to improve your impact with data-heavy slides

In case you missed “Getting Started with Interactive Online Training“…

Many thanks to all for an interactive session today on Cut Through the Noise:  How to Use Live, Online Training to Reach Employees Effectively.  What a lively bunch!  You made it a lot of fun to be with you today.

The slides are available for viewing on SlideShare here.

For those of you who follow my work, you know that I share slides on an extremely rare basis, and this is one of those times (the recording is always available, and you can find it here).

If you’re curious why I never distribute them and/or rarely make them otherwise available, you can find those comments here. The short version:

1.  I pay to license images for presentation, but I don’t pay for distribution rights (a lot more expensive).

2.  I support the vendor who makes this possible for everyone to attend for free (in this case www.citrixonline.co.uk), and they benefit when you watch and share the recording (you can always fast-forward if you just want to review a specific section).

3.  Slides are only part of the communication as they don’t have the audio track and I, like most folks, want to be judged on the sum of my work, not an incomplete part .

I’m also happy to answer any questions you might have if you want to ping me directly:  roger (at sign) 1080group (dot) com.  I sincerely love to assist!

A gig I’ll be moderating…includes a good case study!

Join us for an interactive Webinar to hear Jeanne Urich from Service Performance Insight discuss the game-changing impact of remote-service delivery on the PS industry. She’ll explore the compelling benefits of remote service and provide best practices for making your PS organization a best-in-class global contender.

Guest Speakers:

Jeanne Urich, Service Performance Insight
Eric Frank, NexTec Group

Another upcoming event for Australia/New Zealand…

Attend this event to learn:

• How to think visually to avoid “death by bullet points”
• How to get your message through to attendees who are multi-tasking
• How to improve your impact with data-heavy slides

Hey, Bob Hanson’s a good guy with a good head on his shoulders.  I’m privileged to be co-presenting with him for How to Market and Sell Services with Webinars.

Budgets are tight. Competition between services vendors is intense. So what do you do? To win the business you want, you need to position your services ahead of the competition and educate your prospects on the benefits of your firm.

Attend this interactive Webinar to discover:

• Why Webinars are a cost-effective way to generate leads
• The 5 key components of a Webinar marketing plan for service firms
• Common Webinar mistakes you need to avoid

I just completed moderating a webinar for a European audience, and as promised, here’s a PDF of Rich’s presentation.

ToolsTechForCoachingYourSupportTeam_pptx

Remember, too, that you can get two free chapters of Rich’s book at www.howtotellanyoneanything.com.