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Speaking at a MAGI Conference
Some MAGI speakers are world-renowned experts in their fields; others are just experts. What they all have in common is a passion for clinical research and the generosity to share what they know.
Qualifications
- Subject matter expertise (an impressive job title is not required)
- Able to communicate to the audience
- Time and commitment to prepare your presentation
Speaker Benefits (at no charge)
- Attend the conference, including all sessions, workshops and receptions.
- Obtain all conference slides, handouts and other materials.
- Obtain continuing education contact hours.
- Participate in online networking with other speakers and attendees.
- Obtain discounts for colleagues.
Other Benefits
- Advance your career.
- Network and see friends.
- Gain knowledge.
- Obtain discount on Clinical Research Contract Professional (CRCP) exam.
- Contribute to MAGI and the clinical research community.
- Publicize your business or organization (contact us about exhibiting and sponsorships).
- Develop your public speaking skills.
- Visit host city.
Responsibilities
- Show up for the conference.
- Make an excellent, unbiased, non-commercial presentation.
- Coordinate with co-speakers, if any.
- Meet deadlines for slides, bio, learning objectives, etc.
- Attend as much of the conference as you can.
- Cover your travel and lodging costs.
- Protect your personal possessions at the conference.
- Encourage other people to attend the conference.
- Join MAGI (optional).
Articles
- (pdf) Live Long and Prosper: 16 Tips for Successful Public Speaking
- (pdf) Stage Presence
- (pdf) A Checklist for Professional PowerPoint Slides
- (pdf) How to Meet People at Conferences
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