National Speakers Association – Arizona!

Essential information for planning corporate, industry, or association meetings and conferences...

As the voice of the speaking profession in Arizona, our chapter of the National Speakers Association is an organization of professional speakers, trainers, facilitators and consultants. We have put together this short guide to be a resource for meeting professionals - our partners in success. More »»»

In the mind of the marketplace, you are a has-been, wanna-be, or hero. So which is it with you? Are you delivering results that make you stand out, or are you simply another “Stepford Speaker” filling a slot? Are your customers selling for you, or are you struggling to make sales to stay afloat? This session will challenge you to be honest about your talent, your message, and your business. And, it will share principles you can adapt from great businesses to become a hero in your own marketplace. Three things will affect your success in the coming year . . . More »»»

February 22, 2012 Time: 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Topic: Share an idea or learn a profitable strategy Format: Discussion, Sharing, and Brainstorming Facilitator: Paula Shoup Host: Loretta Love Huff, Baseline Rd. & 27th Ave. Do you have a burning desire to share an idea or learn a profitable strategy? If your answer is … yes! ... More »»»

Are you an NSA-Arizona Candidate? Or do you know someone who should be? Get ready for an amazing 2012… a year of business building seminars, content-rich teleseminars, web and Yahoo insights to assist you in constructing and crafting your speaking business’s success… and bust through what’s holding you back. Some of the information-rich opportunities include: ... More »»»

The Speaker Lab's goal is to take speakers at their current level of quality and impact and help them move to the next level ... check here to see what we have scheduled. Then come join in the fun! More »»»

President’s Message Is Everything Important? Is Everything Important? When we haven’t clearly identified what’s most important, everything seems important. This is why, in my view, people get frustrated with their lack of success in managing their speaking businesses. Instead of taking time to identify the real priorities of life in general, or the priorities of ... More »»»

Speak to tell then PROUDLY sell. Patricia will be discussing the program she developed that is helping so many speakers feel comfortable selling their product or service after they share their message. Once, very timid about “selling”, Patricia had to learn there were people in the audience that wanted more information, and wanted to work ... More »»»