Your attendees know that networking is critically important for social and professional advancement.

Do your conference attendees sometimes feel less than visible at social gatherings?

Just once, wouldn't you like to see a kickoff presentation that is about the audience - NOT the speaker?

Ted Janusz speaks - Enhancing Your Networking Skills

"The opening sessions sets the pace, and you certainly presented a though-provoking start for the attendees. Our feedback has been very positive. The results of the evaluations indicate your presentation was very good . . . the program had valuable information and included fun exercises that made your point very well. We appreciate your contributions to making this year's convention one of the best ever."

"Given the many years of banking here, I heard many presentations over the years but your message was a standout and the delivery was particularly superb. You honed in on an excellent point of having empathy and thinking along the lines of the other participant. By being on a similar mutual 'wave length,' there is a much higher chance of motivating the other party and getting things accomplished as intended."

"Excellent; good audience participation; liked his enthusiasm; entertaining and informative; terrific speaker-please come back; liked the different approach of helping to understand dynamics rather than just tips."

Networking Skills: Getting to Know You!

In this fun, highly interactive program, attendees learn

•  The four behavioral styles
•  Are you an introvert or an extrovert?
•  Mr. and Ms. Sleaze works a room -- how not to do it
•  The 7 steps for making a favorable impression
•  11 strategies: From accelerating out of the blocks to crossing the finish line.

Listen to attendees roar as they laugh ... in empathy!

Ted Janusz, nationally acclaimed for his dynamic, insightful, humorous and down-to-earth style, has delivered this program hundreds of times -- with resounding success.

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