Giving talks that are more fun, require less preparation and leave your audience feeling awesome.
Why It’s Great
Comedian, keynote speaker and tummeling authority Heather Gold (Web 2.0, SXSW, Google) is teaching her unique interactive performance approach to a limited number of participants in a day or half-day, slide-free, hands-on workshop. Heather is a 15 year veteran of the web and has spent over 10 years creating a web-influenced form of live performance that involves and threads the “audience” and creates quick engagement in the room.
You’ll learn the conversational “mechanics” that let you create quick intimacy and avoid boredom. Go from talking AT or TO a large group of people to talking WITH them. You already know how to have a great conversation with one person. Learn how to read the room and transform your presentations into conversations.
You’ll prepare and lead a conversation with personal guidance from Heather.
NO bullet points. NO slides. Just the greatness in you and the “audience.”
Who Should Come
- Anyone who gives presentations and wants to energize and engage everyone in the room.
- Designers, UX people, toolmakers and entrepreneurs who want to learn how to create space for real connection between people and with your endeavor.
- Community, social media and marketing people who start, host and continue to energize conversations.
- Anyone who’s noticed that the room isn’t listening and has thought “there has to be a better way.”
Registration
Full Day Workshop – $450-750
Want to bring UnPresenting to your company or organization? Contact Heather for in-house workshops and rates.
Tickets are transferrable and non-refundable.
Fun and presenting superpowers are provided, lunch is not.
What you’ll leave with
- presenters: make an impact thorugh emotional engagement
- makers: knowing conversational mechanics helps you create more useful features and functionality
- community managers: catalyze your community
- introverts: be more relaxed being more yourself in public
“Heather’s a black belt in engaging audiences in a meaningful and authentic way.” – Jerry Michalski