NATIONAL ASSOCIATION NSASPEAKER
At NSA Influence 2015 one of our very own was inducted into the speaking Hall of Fame. Please join us in celebrating Jeffrey Hayzlett, CPAE. We will gather at Ben & Jack’s Steakhouse (255 5th Ave, 10016) on Thursday, August 20th at 7:00 pm for an easy going cocktail evening (cash bar, with an option to stay for dinner). Chapter members and friends only.
As a “Fan Experience Expert” in sports, leisure and entertainment, Ruby Newell-Legner’s clients include 27 professional sports teams. She trained the staff for Super Bowl XLI, the 2008 US Open and the 2010 Olympics. Ruby currently serves as the National President 2015-2016. Join us as we begin a new season, reunite with our NSA-NYC community, and listen to Ruby share her wisdom as a Fan Experience Expert.
Your ability to capture, package and deliver ideas for greater commercial success is key to achieving a competitive advantage in business today. Discover how developing Thought Leadership will help you commercially.
Getting media attention for you and your business would be great... but what are the steps? This working session will take you from idea, to pitch email, and get you to actually pitch the media. Who will be the ones to get press? Maybe it will be you. This session will help you customize pitches that are irresistible to the media. You will learn what pitches work and what pitches don’t work. You will create hooks and sound bites designed to get the media to pay attention and desire your story.
Jessica asks, "Do you know what differentiates you from other speakers or trainers in your topic area? Do you really?” Be prepared for a highly interactive, high energy, humorous session where NO question is off limits as she leads an exercise to help you know how to lean on what makes you YOU and not THEM.
Enjoy the company of fellow NSA NYC Members in an end-of-year celebration. Hosted at a lovely Upper West Side location, with food, drink and merriment, this is an opportunity to get to know one another and to win some great prizes in our holiday party raffle. The party will be open to NSA NYC Members (and one guest each) as we celebrate the season and our accomplishments in 2015.
Ramon will share his lessons learned in building a strong, successful and profitable personal brand and how you can build your own. A strong personal brand ensures YOUR brand is first and foremost in the minds of your target market. While a "corporate brand" is important, it's also essential that business professionals have PERSONAL brands which can compliment and enhance their corporate brands. Attendees will leave this insightful, energized and humorous presentation with specific tools and best practices.
Your clients say they hire you for your content expertise (would be nice if that were true). The reality is, they actually hire you to give their audiences an extreme experience. Brian Walter, communications consultant and corporate humorist with Extreme Meetings, will show you how to make your speech’s messaging dramatically more sticky. How will he do that? With an action-packed, example-laden, steal-these-ideas session on memory-enhancing platform skills.
Join us for an Interactive discussion where three funny guest speakers, John Garett, Andrew Tarvin and Robert A. George will share how to quickly use humor to be more effective speakers, facilitated by Jeanne M. Stafford, NSA Member and MeetUp chair.
Speakers will learn to:
- Incorporate humor into their programs
- Increase confidence when speaking
- Engage their audiences more effectively
In this hands-on working session, you'll discover how to unlock the power of iMovie and turn photos and footage into a stunning, awe-inspiring videos that will deepen the relationships you have with present and future clients, promote strong word-of-mouth about your talks, and prompt your colleagues and friends to ask, "Wow, how'd you do THAT?"
Are you unforgettable? Get people to pay attention. Scrap those bullet points. Talk in a way that makes hearts flutter. Learn how to tell your story so that everyone who hears it cares and remembers. Columnist Dave Lieber, CSP, has been working for 40 years to get his newspaper audiences to NOT turn the page on him.
Every speaker wants his/her presentation not only to be well received in the moment, but to be remembered and referenced afterwards. Such permanence shows that your message and delivery were impactful. So what makes a keynoter stand out from the crowd? What creates a buzz that permeates an audience member’s psyche and lives beyond the applause? What generates an ongoing impact that the group references for days, months or years afterward? What subtleties could you incorporate to make your speech more memorable?
