Conferences are expensive.
But, whereas the costs are painfully evident, the resulting benefits are not. After all, your conferences should shape the year ahead, not just be remembered as a “good few days”.
Only two things matter with conferences: (1) people enjoy the day and (2) your business improves as a result. We help guarantee your next conference achieves both.
Our customers have chosen us – and we can help you – by:
- Andy can deliver a high-impact keynote
- Writing presentations for your other speakers, and coaching them how to wow the room
- Creating conference themes and content that cause a dramatic improvement in performance
- Ensuring your colleagues look forward to the conference, by creating pre-event anticipation-builds
- Ensuring your colleagues take action after the conference, by creating post-event Actions Plans
Keynote topics
Andy helps conference audiences communicate better. Hire Andy, and he will ask you two questions:
- What do you want your audience to do differently after the conference?
- How will you know that they’ve done it?
Using your answers, he will create a bespoke keynote that will help you achieve these objectives.
Andy’s most popular keynotes include:
- Compelling communications: persuade anyone to do anything
- Impactful leadership: ensure your people buy into everything you say
- Maximise contribution: play your part, so everyone wins
- The Snowball Effect: communication techniques to make you unstoppable
- The Jelly Effect: make your communication stick
- Win-win selling: sell more by saying less
- Powerful presentations: get results every time you speak
- Network not not-work: business-building through relationship-building
Quick test: how do you stack up?
Think about your last conference…
- What were the business benefits that it delivered?
- Were these benefits long-term, or a short post-conference blip?
- What follow-up did you do, to embed change? Did it work?
- Which speakers caused a marked difference to the way your audience behaved?
- Were key messages consistently, rigorously re-enforced before, during and after the conference?