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Seth would be glad to supply your group with an article. Use it for general information or to promote your upcoming event. Contact him for topics and timing.

He takes his responsibility to you very seriously. To insure that the receive a significant return on your investment of time and money please help us by reading the following:

1. Please have a cordless, lavaliere microphone. If a cordless mike is not available, please provide a cord long enough to allow Seth to walk into the audience for workshops and at least long enough to give him the flexibility to move around on stage for keynotes.

2. Please have an LCD projector and screen ready for the presentation. Seth will be using a PowerPoint presentation. He will bring his own laptop plus a back up on a flash drive. It’s not uncommon for him to change a presentation within hours of the final program.

3. The presentation he uses will NEVER match the handout he has sent for duplication—it will be modified. Seth honors copyright requirements.

4. Take a moment to read Seth’s introduction before the actual introduction. When you read it to the audience, please keep it close to the way it was originally written. (Please see Introduction below)

5. Have a cup of hot water on a small table that he can also setup him computer on. No lectern is necessary. He prefers to stay off of a riser, although with large groups, it may be necessary.

6. Try to have the group in a “fun” mood before introducing your speaker. Sad announcements, moments of silence for a recently departed friend are appropriate, but not just before introducing the speaker…

7. For Workshops, please have a flip chart and markers.

8. Seth enjoys and tries to meet as many members of him audience as possible. He will attend your social events if invited or requested, but please don’t make arrangements that require him to be out late at night. He will be in the meeting room at least one hour before his presentation.

9. Please keep in mind that an extended cocktail hour for the audience prior to hearing a speaker is a bad idea. Please save the social beverage events for after the speaker’s appearance.

10. If there are awards or extended announcements, either consider having your speaker first, or give the audience a stretch break for a couple of minutes before introducing Seth, or any speaker.

11. Please have only as many chairs as you expect people, with extra chairs stacked up at the back of the room; otherwise, the front rows will be empty.

12. If any doors to the room close loudly, please place door stops appropriately so that the door will not become a distraction.

13. Please set up any coffee breaks at the back or outside the meeting room. This will be less distracting for the participants. (Seth will finish within a few minutes of any time frame you give him.) At banquets, please serve dessert and coffee, but ask servers to leave clearing and cleanup until after the presentation.

14. If the room is rectangular please have Seth or any other speaker in the middle of the long side.

Introduction

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Our speaker today is Seth David Chernoff, a two-time cancer survivor and the award-winning author of Manual For Living: Reality, A User’s Guide to the Meaning of Life. He is a highly successful marketing professional and has founded and sold multiple companies.

Seth is an expert on finding true happiness and lasting fulfillment within the workplace and in life, and a subject-matter expert on connection, responsibility and empowerment.

Seth has been a guest on radio and television shows across the country, and his work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, Popular Mechanics, Business Week, and USA Today among others.

His topic today is: _______________________

Please Welcome Seth David Chernoff…