We all know that the Zoom and covid have combined to offer a multitude of challenges to speakers. Perhaps the biggest challenge is to continue delivering amazing audience experiences in a variety of settings, formats, and technologies while exceeding increased audience expectations!
Allison Clarke, CSP is an expert in leadership and influence. She’s helped thousands around the world break through barriers to boost profitability, improve productivity, and increase team cohesion.
She is going will take NSA-DC members and guests on a journey through the tools and techniques we all need to thrive in this environment. These include:
– Making virtual communication more dynamic and engaging.
– Delivering clear, concise messages that stick with listeners.
– Elevating your ability to read the room and adapt.
– Managing your mindset and energy in eight areas in life.
– Developing greater agility: the ability to build rapport and influence with any audience.
About Allison Clarke, CSP
For over half of her life, Allison Clarke CSP has been solving communication problems for companies and teaching the power of kindness. She’s helped professionals around the globe to break through barriers and get results that improve their productivity, profitability, and personal happiness.
As a “Top 25 Master Trainer” for Dale Carnegie Corporation, Allison spent 16 years witnessing miraculous transformations. This gave her the foundation needed to launch Allison Clarke Consulting in 2011. Her client list includes Intel, Kroger, Niagara Bottling, US Foods, Dignity Memorial, and Trident Seafoods. These diverse companies have one thing in common—they know the success of their companies depends on their people.
Allison is the author of two books. Allison’s first book, “What Will They Say? 30 Funerals in 60 Days,” is a study of leadership and what it means to leave a memorable impact. In “The Kindness Habit,” she offers concrete steps to leave a legacy of kindness and grace.
Allison graduated from Whittier College with a degree in Business Administration. In 2016, Allison earned the CSP™ (Certified Speaking Professional) designation. Less than 12% of speakers worldwide meet this criteria. It’s based on track record, expertise, and commitment to ongoing education, client service, and ethical behavior.
Allison was the President of the Oregon National Speakers Association and has been a member for ten years. Since 2010, she’s been a volunteer and Ambassador with Children’s Cancer Association. She lives in Bend, Oregon and has two daughters.
To learn more and to register, visit https://www.nsadc.org/event-4263980.