Speaker Request
Thank you for your interest in being a speaker! While we welcome your participation and expertise, please note that we cannot provide an honorarium; this is a volunteer/pro-bono opportunity.

In order to help us facilitate your request, please complete and submit the following form at least 3 weeks prior to the event, and allow 3-5 business days for decisions to be made. If you have any questions or need help completing the Speaker Request Form, please send Krystal a private message via the https://www.meetup.com/Tech-Talks-Diversity-Inclusion-and-Equity/.
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Proposal Tips
1. Knowledge sharing is the most effective – Our participants are smart cookies; sales pitches disguised as education will result in poor ratings and lost opportunities.
2. Make it compelling – Our audience are typically composed of executives, their staff, content experts, and industry partners to name a few.
3. Learning levels are diverse with the majority of participants being high-level/theoretical to mid-level/practical.
4. Be authentic and vulnerable – Speak of failure as well as success.
5. Be interactive – Our programs are a terrific opportunity to learn from our participants as they learn from each other.

Thanks for sharing your expertise!

(Modified from www.calsae.org)
Speaker Information
First Name *
Last Name *
Email *
Phone number *
Company *
LinkedIn *
Website, GitHub, etc.
Have you spoken publicly before? If so, where? *
Event Details
When are you proposing to conduct a session? Which month *
Type of presentation requested *
Presentation/ Session Details
Session Title
Session Topic
Session Description
Session Break Down (How long will each section take? i.e. Intro 10 minutes, Activity 30 minutes, Closing 10 minutes
1. The starting point — What does/might the audience already know about it? *
2. The learning objectives — What does the audience need to know about the topic? List what you believe participants will have learned, or experienced, by the end of the session.  *
3. The context of use — How can they apply their new knowledge in the real world i.e. workplace, classroom and field? *
4. The activities -- Be sure to let us know if your presentation will include any of the following elements:
5. Activities and Accessibility -- How will you make your activities accessible? Describe at least 2 ways you will accommodate individuals with unique abilities. *
6. The follow-up resources -- Attendees want to expand their knowledge post event. What are 3-5 recommended resources? i.e. articles, GitHub repos, courses, talks, books, etc. *
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