A. We see our speakers as valued team members in delivering a “Level 10” experience to all attendees. We’ll ensure you’re well-informed, prepared, and equipped to perform at your very best. 

On stage, you represent the EOS Worldwide Community. You are an integral part of everyone’s collective goal of an attendee satisfaction rating of 8.75 or higher. Attention to detail in every aspect of your presentation is crucial for our shared success.

Many speakers share that the experience of preparing for and speaking at this event elevated their speaking abilities to the next level and led to many further opportunities. We want to help you achieve that! 

A. We want your participation in the EOS Conference to be a phenomenal success for you and the audience. To achieve that aim, the following is required to be a speaker at the EOS Conference: 

1. Sign your contract and send in all required documents and deliverables (title, description, PPT, handout, headshot, bio, and payment information) on time. (coming soon)
2. Read our Speaker Training e-book (coming soon). 
3. Watch our speaker training videos (coming soon). 
4. Attend a Speaker Value call (coming soon).
5. Rehearse your presentation in advance, preferably in front of a similar audience or a peer group you trust.
6. Attend your scheduled onsite AV check and run through.

Regardless of your degree of speaking experience, we appreciate all speakers fully participating in these steps, to ensure the highest quality experience for all attendees. 

A. A Speaker Value Call is a discussion about your presentation with our Programming Manager. In this call, someone from our team will help you highlight key points for attendees and ensure a diversity of content across all sessions. Even if you frequently present or speak, this call is intended to support your success.

A. Attendees view content presented at the conference as “the standard” of EOS: the model, process, and the correct identification of IP. You are asked to share your materials with our team in advance of your speech to guarantee these standards. Find our trademark and IP guidelines here. 

Do not use, combine, blend or alter any of the EOS names, drawings, models, logos, illustrations, proven processes. For example, don’t title a talk or slide “The Six Key Components of Profit.” Make sure there is clear delineation and accurate citation of any EOS content you happen to reference. 

A.When using your own model, give attribution in the slide. When using illustrations, drawing, models, photos from third parties, also please make a citation on the slide. Please do not present any materials, photos, or images you do not have permission to share.  

A. This conference has an impressive return rate of 80%, year over year, because of the exceptional content our speakers provide. (Thank you, in advance!)

•     Bring your “A-Game.” Prepare well and practice your content. If you are using any engagement tools like polls or videos, you must be well-rehearsed in their use. If you have concerns or need to talk through your presentation, our team can help. 
•     Selling your services in your session or soliciting attendees is not permitted on-premise or in the app. It’s also extremely ineffective and generates ill-will with your audience.  
•     Do follow up directly with individuals who ask to be contacted.
•     To hold the value of the conference, we do not provide attendee lists to any vendor, sponsor, speaker, or attendee.
•     We come from a mindset of abundance. When you deliver your content in that spirit, attendees will seek you out as a trusted resource.