You are doing some planning and you look at your calendar and are excited about the networking events you have coming up. You’re also feeling a little bit nervous and frustrated because you aren’t exactly sure how to explain to people what it is that you do.

You’re tired of people looking at you like you have two heads when you explain your work. You can’t figure out how to make it sound more exciting and relevant and you’re tired of it taking three times as long to explain yourself because you have to include everything from how you help, to who you help, and then… “What was it that I meant to say again!?”

I have been there too. More times than I can count and I know how much it can take the fun out of networking.

If you have been feeling this way and are ready to dust off your networking pitch, this workshop is for you!

We will be diving into:

• Different ways to structure and configure your elevator pitch
• How to draft one that feels authentic to you
• How to take the salesiness out of the process

You will walk away with the confidence you need to share what you do every time you go to network not to mention make a few more connections through the workshop!

Join us for a hands-on, get-up-and-meet-the-people-around-you workshop that will help you and your elevator pitch shine and stand out!  

** Registration required prior to the workshop

About the Instructor:

Erin Neuhardt is an Event strategist and planner with a passion for community building. Erin works with organizations on a mission to help them fulfil their live event goals. She knows that all events are unique, and helps her clients develop and execute a one-of-a-kind event strategy based on their desired outcomes.

Her passion for hospitality and customer service gives her a unique lens for the guest experience. Erin strives to ensure that attendees leave more connected to the cause, organization, information, and

other guests. She employs a servant leadership model, believes in collaboration over competition, and is a true fan of authentic networking. Erin holds a BS in Hospitality and an MBA from Endicott College, in Beverly, MA.