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[Keynotes that give (your audience) (the outcome they came for)]

[One sentence: who books these talks, and how each one is shaped around the event.]

The keynotes

[(Topic) keynotes for (audiences)]

[Who books these talks: the events and the rooms.]

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Tell [Speaker name] your date and which talk you're considering.

Formats

[Ways to bring (Name) to your event]

[One sentence: every format is shaped around the event, its theme and its audience.]

  • [Keynote]

    [What the main stage gets.]

    Length[45–60 min]

    Group size[The whole conference]

    Best for[Opening or closing the main stage]

  • [Workshop or breakout]

    [What people practice in the room.]

    Length[90 min – half day]

    Group size[20–80 people]

    Best for[Teams who need to put it to work]

  • [Virtual keynote]

    [Studio, camera and audio; how it stays interactive.]

    Length[30–45 min]

    Group size[Any size, online]

    Best for[Remote and hybrid events]

  • [Host or emcee, or delete]

    [What they hold together across the day.]

    Length[Full day]

    Group size[The whole event]

    Best for[Multi-speaker programs]

For organizers

Planner kit

Everything you need to choose a talk, promote it and prepare the day. Nothing to sign up for.

Materials for your keynote or audience

  • [Audience, e.g. Healthcare leaders]

    [Signature keynote title]

    [Who should use these: the program chair, the internal champion, the comms team.]

    Download [audience] one-sheet

    Illustrative: no file yet

    Program description

    [The program description for this talk, exactly as the speaker approved it: about 80 words for the event program and app.]

  • [Second audience]

    [Second keynote title]

    [Who should use these materials.]

    Download [second audience] one-sheet

    Illustrative: no file yet

    Program description

    [The program description for the second talk, as approved.]

  • [Third audience]

    [Third keynote, or delete]

    [Who should use these materials.]

    Download [third audience] one-sheet

    Illustrative: no file yet

    Program description

    [The program description for the third talk, as approved.]

Planner kit

Speaker & event essentials

The same for every keynote: photos, the bios, the host's introduction and what the room needs.

Headshots

[Empty: hidden on the live site until filled]

[Portrait][Landscape]

AV, room & access

  • [Microphone: lavalier or headset, and a handheld backup]
  • [Screen and clicker, or none if the talk uses no slides]
  • [Room and access needs, e.g. step-free stage access]

  • Short bio, for the program

    [About 50 words, in the third person, as the speaker approved it.]

  • Long bio, for the event website

    [About 150 words, in the third person: the story, the proof, the signature idea.]

  • Introduction, for your host to read

    [About 60 seconds, written to be said out loud: why this speaker, why this audience, ending with their name.]

Need help choosing?

[Not sure which talk fits your event?]

[One line: send the date and the audience, and (Name) will suggest the right talk and format. Only what the speaker confirmed.]

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