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The Meeting Planner’s Guide to Producing a Virtual Event

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In today's world, successful seminars are about giving people the information they need and want. All seminars, virtual or live, are all about the topic.

However, due to the demand for convenience, virtual seminars are proving to be low risk endeavors with high-profit yields. A good topic delivered virtually will more often than not have a bigger turnout and most often a bigger profit than a face-to-face program.

How do you market virtual events? How expensive are they? What is the difference between an audio conference, a webinar and a webcast?

Join us for a 90 minute audio conference as we discuss these questions and other issues you need to address in order to get into the profitable business of virtual seminars, audio conferences or webinars.

Learning Outcomes

  1. Understand the pros and cons of an audio conference, a webinar and a webcast
  2. Identify how to select topics that your audience /membership/ customers want.
  3. Determine the best way to structure an audio conference or webinar.
  4. How to locate and compensate great speakers 
  5. Identify your conference's price point and marketing strategy.
  6. Determining the best vendor for your needs

Who Should Attend?

  • CEOs
  • VPs
  • Business Development
  • Meeting Planners
  • Event Planners
  • Marketing Managers

Presented By

Christopher S. Morin

Christopher S. Morin has over six years experience producing and hosting virtual events. He heads Thompson Interactive, the division of Thompson Publishing Group dedicated to hosting weekly virtual events on subjects from regulatory employment law to federal grants management issues. He has experience with both live and recorded events in mediums ranging from virtual to hosted on-site speaking events. He is a member of the American Society for Training & Development (ASTD), is a Certified Toastmaster (CTM), and holds an MBA in International Management, from Thunderbird, the Garvin School of International Management. Chris has spoken at several events and most recently with Greg Krehbiel at NEPA on designing audio conference programs.

Greg Krehbiel

Greg Krehbiel is the Vice President and Assistant to the President of Thompson Publishing Group. He has more than 20 years of experience in all aspects of professional publishing, including production, editorial, product development, print and online marketing, web development, online publishing and seminars. Greg wrote Starting A Profitable Audio Conference Program and has spoken several times with Chris Morin on designing audio conference programs.

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