Virtually Anything Goes - a WebinarExperts Podcast

In this WebinarExperts podcast, we’ll look ahead at WebinarWorld 2019 in London, organised by webinar platform ON24. We’ll hear from WebinarExperts’ Managing Director Lev Cribb about what to expect from the event, as well as some of his personal highlights from previous years.

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In this episode of the WebinarExperts podcast, we’ll talk to Lev Cribb for a recap of WebinarWorld 2019 in London, organised by webinar platform ON24.

We’ll also hear from ON24’s CMO Joe Hyland; Chief Webinerd Mark Bornstein; VP of Product Management Mark Szelenyi; EMEA Marketing Director Ben Cooper; and B2B Marketing’s Editor-in-Chief Joel Harrison, about their views and highlights of the event.
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The Founder & CEO of the National Mentoring Day, Chelsey Baker, joins host Lev Cribb on the Virtually Anything Goes Podcast Expert Series to share insights and inspiring stories about the importance and impact of mentoring.
Listen in and watch to hear how leaders from companies like NASA, Virgin, Accenture, Linkedin, and others have benefitted from mentoring and have paid it forward with their experience.
Ever wondered how mentoring can revolutionize your professional journey? Discover the multifaceted benefits of mentoring with Chelsey Baker, the inspiring CEO of National Mentoring Day. Chelsea takes us through her remarkable career shift from a senior executive in media and communications to spearheading a global initiative that celebrates mentoring. Learn how her extensive expertise in public speaking, PR, and business pitching equipped her to train thousands of CEOs and entrepreneurs. Chelsey's passion for mentoring is palpable as she shares heartwarming success stories and practical advice, proving that mentoring is a game-changer at all career stages.
Founded in 2014 by Chelsey Baker, the National Mentoring Day was inaugurated as an official National Day in the Houses of Parliament under the patronage of Lord Young, is supported by the Prince’s Trust, and has since become an internationally recognised with more than 250,000 organisations taking part globally on the 27th of October every year.
Chelsey Baker’s award-winning career spans more than 20 years working in media, TV, communications, publishing, PR and Marketing. Chelsey is renowned as the UK's top pitching expert, training CEOs, entrepreneurs, and leaders in public speaking and business pitching. She was named “Influential Woman of the Year”, “Visionary Woman Serving Humanity”, and has won the “Excellence in Enterprise Mentoring” award at BAFTA.
Chelsey Baker has seen the positive and life-changing impact of mentoring first hand. In this episode, she shares how mentoring works and how it is accessible for every child, adult, and organisation irrespective of age, race, gender, background, or circumstance.
Whether you are a CEO of a global organisation or a 6-year old child, mentoring is for everyone and everyone can benefit from it.
This episode is part of our Expert Series, where we speak to experts from a variety of different backgrounds, including Sleep & Insomnia, Addiction, Public Speaking, Eye Surgery, Crisis Communications, and even Magic! So be sure to subscribe and check out our other episodes on our Youtube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/@WebinarExperts
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Find out more about the National Mentoring Day at https://nationalmentoringday.org/
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In this episode, host Lev Cribb talks to Andy Ashton (Head Of Technology at WebinarExperts.com) about what makes a webinar program succesful and effective.
Having run numerous successful global webinar programs and 100s, if not 1000s, of webinars Andy shares his hands-on and practical experience.
This episode digs deep and brings out relatable and insightful stories that everyone can learn from.
In the Virtually Anything Goes podcast we talk about live streaming, digital events, webinars, and... well virtually anything else.
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Public Speaking Expert and Coach Maryanne Johnston joins host Lev Cribb on the Virtually Anything Goes Podcast Expert Series to share advice and insightful stories about Public Speaking.
Curious about the secrets of mastering public speaking? Our latest episode features Maryanne Johnston, a seasoned public speaking coach with over two decades of experience, who compares conquering stage fright to learning to drive a car. Maryanne breaks down how understanding your natural communication style can help you transition smoothly into more formal settings and conquer common fears, like stage fright and the fear of the unknown. You'll discover tailored techniques to harness your strengths and build lasting confidence in any speaking scenario.
Unearth the art of crafting engaging presentations with our deep dive into audience analysis and message structuring. Maryanne passionately explains how understanding your audience's background and expectations serves as a compass for your narrative. Learn the power of compelling stories, case studies, and visual aids to create memorable and impactful presentations. We also discuss the dual importance of preparation and delivery to ensure your content hits the mark every time.
Our episode concludes with practical tips on mastering delivery strategies, from maintaining a conversational pace to using strategic pauses and embracing silence. Maryanne shares cautionary tales about the pitfalls of humour and underscores the significance of cultural sensitivity, especially in international settings. You'll also get insightful advice on balancing scripting with spontaneous speaking and strategies for recovering from mistakes. With lessons drawn from TED Talks and real-world anecdotes, this episode equips you with the tools to excel in any public speaking endeavour.
This episode is part of our Expert Series, where we speak to experts from a variety of different backgrounds, including Sleep & Insomnia, Addiction, Public Speaking, Eye Surgery, Crisis Communications, and even Magic! So be sure to subscribe and check out our other episodes on our Youtube Channel at @WebinarExperts
Find out more about Maryanne Johnston at https://www.maryannejohnston.co.uk/ or connect with her on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryannejohnston/
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