If you have already decided to attend the Global Speakers’ Summit in December – great! But what if you’re putting off your decision? Maybe you are wondering ‘What’s in it for me?‘ And that’s a reasonable question. After all, we all like to know there’ll be a good return on our investment. We could tell you […]
Dear Conference Attendee We want to ensure everyone has the opportunity to learn as much as they can at Convention. So we have organised a special event during the lunch breaks. 36 people will be chosen at random to have lunch, on the Saturday or the Sunday, with one of our legendary members. Each day […]
Why do we encourage “busy”? In fact, why do we accept it at all? Ask a colleague, friend or business partner how they are these days and the answer is mostly ‘busy’. Accompanying this one little word is often a look of pride and accomplishment, which to my mind is a little misguided. Entrepreneurial Intelligence […]
One speaker’s perception of types of speakers. Serious speakers – these are individuals who see public speaking as a career/business choice and are actively seeing information and opportunities to lift their skills and make valuable network connections to further their goals. They regularly attend NSANZ meetings and actively participate, as well as using on-line sources […]
Information found in my NSANZ folders that you might find useful What do I want in a network contact? What should I be looking for? 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) It is often the things we think of later that really count – the ones below the surface. […]
What does copyright protect? In New Zealand, copyright protects original literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works, sound recordings, films, communication works and the typographical arrangement of published editions. How do you get copyright protection? Copyright comes into existence automatically under the Copyright Act 1994, when a work is put into material form e.g. manuscript, audio/video […]
Provided by Neen James Entering the speaking industry can be both daunting and exciting. For many speakers they may have enjoyed a successful corporate career, run their own business or become an industry expert, which has lead them to a professional career in speaking. Here are 20 ideas I have used as ‘rising star’ speaker […]
12,000 people yearly are kidnapped……… Weekend Herald says: Kidnap insurance cover worldwide huge…. US$400 million a year premiums paid! Ransoms paid in 2 yrs Nigeria US $100 million…. Al Qaeda in West Africa alone makes millions taking hostages. Was something sinister going to happen? Was it just an attempt to frighten me to rip me […]
by Ann Andrews CSP I was very fortunate in my early days as a would-be speaker, to be invited to be part of a MASTERMIND group. I am absolutely convinced that it is because of those wonderful people who encouraged coaxed, counselled and pushed me, that my business became as successful as it did. We […]
Submitted by Hannah Samuel I recently received an email from an experienced, and highly respected, professional speaker regarding apparently unethical and unprofessional behaviour from another professional speaker based overseas. The email was to give a ‘heads-up’, so to speak, and let me, and no doubt many others, know of this speaker’s run in with an […]
