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Conference programming is often established at least a year in advance. So you will need to begin considering your volunteer opportunities as soon as you hear about a conference’s date and location. Find out as much as you can about the event, including specifics on the conference theme, objectives, and any available programming information. Contact the event sponsor and offer your services for a workshop, seminar, or panel discussion. Discuss how you can assist the sponsor in meeting his or her objectives. Give concrete examples of how your topic complements the conference theme and furthers the sponsor’s goals. It is important to note that your talk must have substance and be non-promotional in nature. If the conference sponsor senses that you want to use your time for a sales pitch, you will not be given the opportunity to participate. Your expertise and information sharing with attendees will more than serve your promotional needs. Related ArticlesTradeshow Speaker SponsorshipTips on Choosing a Trade Show Speaker Exhibiting Strategies Don't Make These Trade Show Mistakes Return HOME from Tradeshow Speaker Volunteer article |
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