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Speaker Showreel Secrets

Want more speaking engagements? Speaker Showreels, your secret weapon for being booked on more stages!

 
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Want more speaking engagements? A Speaker Showreel could be the weapon you’re looking for.

Getting booked on stages, whether physical or virtual, is the most powerful way to share your message and grow your business.

However, it can be overwhelming to develop marketing strategies, create social media campaigns, all while following up leads and nurturing networks. Honestly, it’s a lot.

Enter the Speaker Showreel. When produced correctly, your showreel has the potential to be one of the most powerful sales tools in your marketing armoury. Not only will it magnify your key message, but a speaker demo video will boost personal brand value among those who control the stages you’ve dreamt of speaking on.

Behind-the-scenes secrets

In this episode, join me as I talk with the CEO and Co-Founder of ALTAFY, Emma Hawker. As an accomplished Conference and Exhibition Director of some of Asia’s largest events, Emma will give you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at what international event organisers actually want to see in your showreel. 

You’ll learn:

  • The biggest mistakes speakers make when creating Speaker Showreels.

  • The essential footage to include in your Speaker Showreel.

  • What to do if you have no footage either because you’re new, or because of COVID-19.

If you’re ready to increase your influence and grow your business by sharing your message on stages, join us on this episode!

About our guest, Emma Hawker

Emma Hawker is the CEO and  co-Founder of ALTAFY; an automated self-service Event Tech platform created out of a passion to bridge the gap between Organisers and Speakers to creating more meaningful live events.

An accomplished Conference and Exhibition Director with over 13 years’ experience specialising in the B2B event space, Emma has previously worked in the Aviation, Garment, Personal Development and HR industries.

Accountable for the conceptualisation, planning and management of her previous company (HRM Asia’s) medium to large-scale events, Emma led the well-established and recognised HR Summit & Expo Asia (now ‘HR Tech Festival’) – Asia’s leading and largest Workforce Management show boasting over 4,000 attendees – and was key in winning the Organiser of the Year Award, at the Singapore Experience Awards 2015 (by Singapore Tourism Board).

Emma holds an LLB in English Law and French Law from the University of Reading in the UK. Born and brought up in Monaco, she is a British native and has lived in Singapore with her husband and two children for the past 10 years.

 

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LIVE from Personal Brand Summit 2018

What does your Personal Brand and movies have in common? More than you think.

What does your Personal Brand and movies have in common? More than you think.

Nathan's keynote presentation from Personal Brand Summit 2018 will teach you how to use the elements of stories and films to start building a strong Personal Brand of your own.

Nathan presenting at the inaugural Personal Brand Summit 2018, Australia.

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Start Small to Create Big Change feat. Paul Dunn (Singapore)

What is the 'power of small'? Find out with TEDx speaker and author Paul Dunn. Paul has been recognised in Forbes magazine alongside Richard Branson, as being one of the top disruptors of our time.

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When you see the need in our world, do you wonder if your contributions will make a difference? TEDx and international speaker Paul Dunn will help you approach generosity in a revolutionary way. Paul has been recognised in Forbes magazine alongside Richard Branson, as being one of the top disruptors of our time.

New-generation generosity.

Reactivate your generosity, as I talk with Paul Dunn, a business leader, four-time TEDx speaker and chairman of B1G1, a social enterprise with a mission to create a world full of giving, using technology that tracks and visualises the impact of its donors. From small beginnings, B1G1 has grown to deliver over 120 million ‘giving impacts’ around the world. 

About our guest, Paul Dunn.

Paul is a respected business leader and a four-time TEDx speaker who frequently travels around the world, educating businesses about B1G1 and sharing inspiring business insights. Paul is often referred to as a wise mentor and has helped countless individuals improve their business operations. He is an expert at building up those around him and celebrating every achievement, no matter how small.

Paul is a member of one of the world’s leading think-tanks and was recently honoured with a Lifetime Service Award to the Accounting Profession in the UK. More recently, he was named as a Social Innovation Fellow in his new home of Singapore.

Nathan Shooter with Masami Sato and Paul Dunn at the B1G1 HQ in Singapore.

Nathan Shooter with Masami Sato and Paul Dunn at the B1G1 HQ in Singapore.

What is B1G1?

In 2007, a group of small-business owners had an idea. They asked, “What would happen if we all gave back just by doing the things we do every day?” It was a question that deeply inspired them.

Three years and a great undertaking later, they were able to design the systems and
processes necessary to make it work, and their dream is now a reality. The initiative was originally called Buy 1 Give 1, backed by the idea that companies would make a giving impact with each designated business transaction. Today, the BIG1 initiative has more than 2,100 businesses from around the world—each making significant impacts every day.

Unlike conventional giving models, B1G1 helps small and medium-sized businesses achieve more social impact by embedding giving activities into everyday business operations and creating unique giving stories. This means that every business day-to-day transaction can impact lives for as little as just one cent.

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