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A public speaking coach might help you polish your delivery and ensure your slides are in order, but a keynote director goes much deeper.
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In the world of performance, the director gives “notes” which include specific, actionable tips for the performers.
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You don’t need a speaking coach, a formula, or to follow someone else’s steps. You need feedback about how the audience experiences your ideas, your presence, your story, and your speech.
That’s what a keynote director does.
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— Erin King, Bestselling Author & Top-Ranked Keynote Speaker
— Tiffany Lanier, Change and wellbeing keynote speaker
— Laura Gassner Otting, bestselling author and TEDx speaker
