
Webinars & Virtual Events
Organizations hire me to present highly personalized online content to their employees, customers, and prospects.
Client Praise
—Steve Bonadio, VP Marketing, Innocentive
—Lindsay Lauck, Webinar Program Manager, Pluralsight
—Melissa Turk, Director of Alumni & Constituent Engagement, Carnegie Mellon University
—Heather Dietel, Payix Marketing & Communications Manager
The Problem
Marketing and sales folks are justifiably enthusiastic about their products, but they face two insurmountable obstacles in trying to get their messages heard:
- People today are busier than ever. As such, they aren’t too keen on watching commercials. The Super Bowl is the exception that proves the rule.
- Prospective customers are usually and understandably a bit weary of software vendors’ messages. (Have you ever met a salesperson who didn’t think that everyone needed his or her company’s products and services? Me neither.)
The Solution
Rather than “talk at” prospects, why not inform and educate them?
As a vendor-agnostic technology expert, I often give content-rich webinars. I discuss important business developments and trends, not the features of any software vendor’s particular wares. My goal is to start conversations about problems that my clients’ products and services may ultimately solve. After a brief introduction, I typically speak for about 75 percent of the allotted time. I conclude by fielding questions from attendees that the moderator vets.
In case you’re curious, my current record is 2,200 live attendees.
Previous Clients
A smattering of the organizations that have had me present to them online over the years.

Topics
My webinar topics parallel my speaking topics.
Notable Webinars
A sample of online discussions that I have led for my clients:
- Harvard Business School: Data Visualization
- Pluralsight: Big Data for the Enterprise
- Innocentive: Webinar on Big Data and Open Innovation
- Lightwerks Keynote: Presentation-Communicating and Collaborating in a Connected World
- Carnegie Mellon University Webinar on Remote Work
- Carnegie Mellon University: Effective Remote Work: An Overview of Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom
Working With Me
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