123 Ways to Add Pizazz to a Panel Discussion
14 Ways to Add Visual Variety to a Virtual Panel Discussion
December 16, 2020
Soft Launch Celebration: 123 Ways to Add Pizazz to a Panel Discussion
January 7, 2021
It’s done! I just sent the final, formatted proof to the printer of my new book, 123 Ways to Add Pizazz to a Panel Discussion!
All I’m waiting for is the box of books to arrive and the ebooks to get uploaded and this baby will launch on January 7th!
It has taken two years (with several fits and starts along the way) to amass this 200+ page compendium of ideas to punch up your live, in-person, virtual, and hybrid panel discussions including how to:
- Design an inspiring panel format
- Find and prepare your panelists
- Curate fabulous questions
- Set the stage and A/V tips
- Open with pizazz!
- Inspire spontaneous and informative conversations
- Intervene firmly but tactfully
- Finish with panache
- Keep the audience at the edge of their seats
- Shift gears periodically
- Engage and involve the audience
- Moderate lively audience Q&A
- PLUS tons of tips on how to adapt these techniques to the virtual environment!
If you organize, moderate or sit on a panel, just pull out this quick reference guide to provide a little inspiration for your next panel discussion!
Pre-order your copy today and you’ll receive several bonus gifts including the chapter that summarizes key “virtual variations” that are sprinkled generously throughout the book.
And come celebrate the launch of the book on January 7th!
For more resources on moderating panel discussions, visit the Knowledge Vault. To have Kristin moderate your next panel, visit the Powerful Panels official website.
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