STEPS TO PRESENTING
Steps to Presenting at the BOOST Conference
1. Read the BOOST Workshop Guidelines so that you understand the expectations for presenting a workshop at BOOST. Only submit an RFP if you are able to agree to these Guidelines.
2. Read the deadlines to remember and add these to your calendar.
3. Read the information needed to complete the Request for Proposal (RFP) below so that you are prepared with the necessary materials.
4. Complete and submit your thoughtful workshop proposal and agree to BOOST Workshop Guidelines by October 31st.
5. You will be notified of the status of your RFP (acceptance or waiting list) in mid-December.
6. All accepted workshop presenters will be sent personal email communication with the next steps in January. This will include the date, time, and location of your workshop as well as additional tools and resources to support you in facilitating a successful workshop.
Information You Will Need Prior to Submitting an RFP
In order to submit your BOOST RFP, you must have a Google account. You can create a Google account prior to submitting your RFP by copying and pasting this link bit.ly/GoogleAccount08.
As you complete your RFP, your progress is automatically saved as a draft for 30 days. If you need to finish your RFP at a later time or need to switch devices, you will not have to start from scratch. If you’re completing the RFP offline, auto-save will not work.
Presenter(s) & Workshop Information
Below is a list of primary items that you will need to prepare in order to complete your RFP submission.
- Contact info for main presenters and any co-presenters, panel members, and invited guests, (mailing address, email addresses, gender pronouns, etc.)
- 650 characters or less professional bio for main presenters and any co-presenters
- High-resolution professional photographs for main presenters and any co-presenters, panel members, and invited guests (JPEG or PNG)
- High-resolution agency/organization logo for main presenters and any co-presenters (JPEG or PNG)
- Three (3) event/speaking references and their contact information
- Workshop Title & Description
- Three learning outcomes
TIP: We recommend that you use Grammarly when completing your RFP to ensure accurate spelling, grammar, punctuation, clarity, engagement and to suggest replacements for any identified errors.
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