Isn’t it great being a professional speaker? You get to hold the audience in the palm of your hand, share valuable insight and make the world a better place. So when they ask you to be an MC or Facilitate a Panel, of course, you can do it! You know your way around a stage, you are a people person, how hard could it be?

OH … MY … WORD!

Speaking is VASTLY different from being an MC and Panels are a special beast all on their own. Some speakers MC once and then say “Never again!” So what is the difference between the three and what do you need to know to be good at them? That is what Warwick Merry CSP, CVP will be sharing with us during our upcoming session. He will present with us and then have unlimited Q and A. That is, he won’t leave until all of your questions are answered.

This session will cover:

• What you need to succeed as an MC
• The key skills of an expert facilitator
• The mistakes that average moderators make and how to avoid them
• How to build these skills with no risk to your reputation or your clients
• Examples of how things got wrong and how to recover
• The Three Rules of Stage
• Why MCing can be better for your business than you think

About the Speaker

Warwick Merry is a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), Certified Virtual Presenter (CVP) and the Past National President of Professional Speakers Australia – with more than 20 years working as a Speaker and Event Host/MC he knows what it takes to truly engage an audience, no matter what the modality.

Warwick also has spent over 10 years working in the IT industry, so he knows how important it is to take advantage of the benefits technology offers while not letting it take advantage of you.

Warwick works with Leaders, Managers and Entrepreneurs to help them better Engage, Energise and Inspire people, regardless of the modality.

Whether you are presenting online, face to face, one on one or to a large crowd, Warwick can show you how to retain your authenticity and simultaneously project a strong message to your audience.

Are you ready for the next step?