Become a
conference speaker

A free, virtual workshop for women who want to speak at events & conferences.

You’re a woman in a male-dominated field. You're confident in your work, but the thought of public speaking makes you uncomfortable. Perhaps, English is not your first language. You have insights to offer, but do not believe you are experienced enough to be a conference or event speaker. 

At one point you've thought:

• "I could never do that."
• "I'm not experienced enough to speak at a conference."
• "I'll never get accepted."

About the workshop

Speaking opportunities can be powerful platforms for increasing your visibility, credibility and recognition in your field.

Since then, she has excelled in her career and presented nearly 40 presentations around the world including a TED Talk.

Is this you?

This was also Upasna.

• Yes, you can do that.
• Yes, you are experienced enough.
• Yes, you can get accepted. 

Don’t let imposter syndrome get in the way of your own success.

After this workshop, you'll be armed with the information you need to:

Where she develops and optimizes the technological infrastructure that powers the domain. Prior to her Product Management role at CNN, Pas worked in SEO and data science for a decade and has architected and managed the organic search strategies for PCMag, Mashable, Ford Motor Company, Valvoline, Mars Corporation, Mars Pet Food, Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, and Kimberly-Clark.

She has presented her thought leadership on product and search optimization at major tech conferences across the globe, including the Digital Summit series, INBOUND, SMX Advanced, Conductor C3, State of Search, Data Science Salon, and Advanced Search Summit.

One of the highlights of her professional career was in May 2019, when she delivered her TED talk in Dallas, titled "Optimizing for the Next Billion."

Upasna Gautam

Product Manager on the E-commerce team at CNN

Fionna Before: Terrified

Fionna After: Poised & Confident

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Thursday, Dec 17^th  | 4 pm EST - 1 pm PST

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Seek opportunities

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Start building a talk with substance.

Define a strong talk topic to break into the speaking circuit.

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