KYBTIAC Part 22:Making Connections: How to Make a Connection and Be Remembered in Virtual Meetings

As an entrepreneur you plan for many scenarios, but when disaster happens, new challenges require alternative solutions to keep your business together. As part of the economic ecosystem for Colorado we are here - along with our partners and community leaders - to help you get through the hurdles you encounter as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

This online series is provided at no-cost to help you establish your resilience as a business owner and to introduce adaptive and creative ideas to help you prepare for the problems all businesses experience. During these sessions, you will hear from subject matter experts that will provide resources, ideas and tools you can proactively leverage to strengthen your business and weather the storm.

Communicating through a screen has its stumbling blocks. It’s harder to be perceived as authentic, be memorable, and evoke an emotional response from the audience when you are viewed through a computer screen. Join this interactive session to discuss three elements from public speaking to apply to your online communications including principles of neurology and concrete steps you can take right now to make a bigger impact in online meetings. By attending this event, you will:

• Gain critical body language tools to influence your audience.
• Learn the two elements that are common in emotionally-moving talks.
• Apply strategies to make your message not only heard but also remembered.

Livestream Q&A to follow presentation

PLEASE NOTE - ONCE YOU REGISTER, YOU WILL BE DIRECTED TO A NEW SCREEN TO FILL OUT YOUR INFORMATION IN GOTOWEBINAR - YOU MUST DO THIS IN ORDER TO RECEIVE YOUR PERSONALIZED LINK TO ACCESS THE WEBINAR (please click on "Continue" after you register and it will take you to the new screen)

The Colorado Small Business Development Center Network is a partnership between the State of Colorado, Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, the Small Business Administration (SBA), Colorado’s institutions of higher education, local economic development organizations and local chambers of commerce.