“In the late ’80s to mid ’90s I traveled to roughly 20 cities a year giving seminars and workshops in the design and publishing fields. I had presented at every Macworld Expo except one, up until IDG took over… Having successful presentations and meetings relies heavily on making the host successful and giving attendees a lot of value. The success for me was getting invited back! For seven years I was invited back to Chicago, Boston and San Francisco at least once a year. And repeat attendees were always a welcome sight, indicating a successful presentation the previous visit. So, the following are some of the more important techniques (aside from the presentation itself,) that you can put to work for your user group’s meetings and presentations.”

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