On January 29th, WE will host Beth Drucker and Amy Segami from TEDxWilmette Women to explore how they found very different ways to Create Space for Opportunities in their lives that were catalyzed by their interests, values, priorities, resources and energy.
Beth Drucker, TEDxWilmetteWomen is an environmental activist, community organizer and co-founder of Go Green Wilmette, Go Green Illinois and North Shore Green Women. She helps citizens establish environmental organizations in their communities, connects students to nature and advocates for better biking.
Amy Segami: Talking TED: The Process, Production, and Performance
TED Talks provide credibility and visibility globally. It’s a great way for thought leaders to spread their ideas worldwide. However, not all TED Talks are of the same quality.
This interactive workshop will give you the tools you need to create an effective thought leadership piece by crafting and producing an outstanding TED Talk.
This is an interactive hands-on Zoom workshop that will be limited to no more than 10 participants. Attendees should have watched at least three TED Talks prior to the workshop.
Amy Segami, an engineer and artist, shows us that flow is a natural phenomenon, occurring in all elements of life, from ocean waves to everyday traffic. According to Amy, turbulence is the source of change and innovation. So it’s time to embrace it, both as a metaphor and a mindset. Listen to her intriguing talk to hear more. Amy Lee Segami is an engineer turned artist, entrepreneur, international marketing executive, and business consultant. She is featured on BBC, NPR, Chicago Crain’s and TED blog. Her life is about mastering the complexity of change. With her unique applications of fluid mechanics, she has received numerous recognitions for her innovative applications to art, science, and business. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Do you watch TED talks? Do you wish you have one? Do you know how to go about getting one? If you are a professional speaker or thought leader, a TED talk gives you instant credibility. Amy will share her 10 years of experience with the TEDx event, from being a TEDx speaker to organizing TEDxIIT, the longest-running independently organized event in Chicago. From pitching, creating, crafting, delivering, to promoting, there are a lot of dos and don’ts. The first thing you must do is sign up and save your seat on November 9. http://bit.ly/2019speakup
If you want to grow your income by speaking well or speaking for a living,this conference is for you! The podium is the new business card, and those who learn how to speak well – from the platform, the boardroom,the lunchroom, or the podcast booth 88 can turn their knowledge and passion into a profession that pays! Learnfrom some of the best professional full time speakers in the Midwest in this exciting one8day seminar.
Have you ever wished you could spend time with a successful speaker and just “pick their brain,” “have them as your mentor,” “your coach” and ask them WHATEVER you want? Now is your chance! Instead of our regular format, we will have open Q&A with Mikki. Bring all your questions as this is a once-in-a-career opportunity. She will answer your questions as well as demonstrate her speaking prowess with stories that will inspire you as well as give you tools to use to take your business to the next level.
Each session contains essential information, ranging from improving platform skills to marketing and running your business. Participants will get the tools they need to succeed as professional speakers.
All sessions are held on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. at Roosevelt University, Wabash Building – Room WB 1015 , 425 S. Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
Get it here: https://www.getspeechify.com/