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Another cap feather, sort of

TheVP
posted on February 2, 2009December 1, 2011
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As an active member of the Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals I was recently invited to sit on a panel. One of the other panelists, Mark Chussil of Advanced Competitive Strategies, is one of those guys whose math skills you flat-out envy, and he invited the audience (and those of

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Green conferencing: web seminar recording

TheVP
posted on January 31, 2009December 1, 2011
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Now available on demand: Green Conferencing: Save Money, Increase Revenue, Cut Carbon NOTE: The guest of honor for this webinar was Ken Siegler, a noted expert on greening corporate IT initiatives and veteran of HP. Yours truly presented the “how” portion of the event after Ken

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Creating Leaders conference appearance

TheVP
posted on January 31, 2009December 1, 2011
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This one isn’t about web seminars or presenting, per se… it’s an opportunity to give back a little. I’m presenting Never Unemployed, Always Self-Employed at the Creating Leaders, LLC Job Seeker’s Conference on Feb

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Where is THEIR “Point A?”

TheVP
posted on January 29, 2009December 1, 2011
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Point A is a big question, really. In planning your presentation, you’ve asked the first two key questions ~ Who is my audience, and what do I really know about them? What should they think, feel, or do as a result of my presentation? (Point B!) Now you need a Point A – a solid

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As interactive and effective as in-person training?

TheVP
posted on January 26, 2009December 1, 2011
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How to Make Online Training as Interactive and Effective as In-Person Training now has live registration. Sponsored by Citrix Online, we’re live without a net on Feb 25, 11am Pacific. Funny thing is, I always hear from a training purist or two who want to argue that there’s no