Rob is an authority on executive presence and transformative learning experiences. He is a lecturer at MIT Sloan School of Management, an MIT Leadership Center Master Executive Coach, and the author of – Leading from Your Best Self: Develop Your Executive Poise, Presence and Influence to Maximize Your Potential (McGraw-Hill).

What is unique about Rob is that for the first half of his career he was a performing artist where he traveled the globe delivering his unique, one-person variety show. He is an accomplished tap dancer, rope and wire walker and storyteller. He now takes his finely honed stage and audience connection skills to business leaders to help them enhance their presence, connect authentically with others, and create momentum behind their ideas by becoming great storytellers.

In this episode, we discuss the following:

🏗️ Tech setup tips to better audience connection
👍 What tech or non-tech should you use for your virtual presentation
😉 One way to improve your virtual meeting with no tech

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Amanda Lea Kaiser is a keynote speaker and author of Elevating Engagement: Uncommon Strategies for Creating a Thriving Member Community. Through her research, Amanda is at the forefront of exploring how member and attendee engagement is rapidly changing within professional communities.

In this episode, we discuss the following:

💡 Strategies to creating a thriving member community
😰 How to handle technology anxiety
💻 Designing an engaging virtual event

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Venia Logan spent the past 9 years learning the diverse skills necessary to create strong stable online communities that put brand's services at their center.

She started my own YouTube channel in 2010, and RESCQU.NET in 2013. And worked for Constant Contact, and returned to college for a specialization in online community management. Then she attained all 12 certifications from DigitalMarketer and helped dozens of communities.

In this episode, we discuss the following:

⭐ Common traits of a successful community
💁‍♀️ Top trends in creating community in virtual
🔮 The future of virtual communities

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