We are a non-profit society and therefore, do
not have the means to compensate the level of professional talent that our
profession requires to keep it moving forward. We do have a small budget
for use on special situations for travel and or other expenses, and for token
gestures of our appreciation. All monetary reimbursements are determined
on an individual basis by our board members. However, our past speakers
have found numerous reasons to justify volunteering their time and efforts with
a few mentioned reasons listed below as follows:
Many of our speakers have ASQ certifications
which require on-going maintenance. One method of doing this is by
becoming a section 703 speaker. One re-certification credit is
given by ASQ for every talk.
By becoming a speaker your message, products,
and or business presence is announced to the entire San Diego Quality
community for years to come via our web site, our mailings, and directly
during the meeting you speak for.
One way to further ones career is to provide
evidence that he/she is a leader in their related profession. Becoming
a speaker looks good on the resume.
By guiding others, the entire quality
profession benefits. Therefore, it's a good way to pay back
society for your good fortune in life.
It's a good way to gain speaking
experience and or to test out important speeches you might have
to give to other audiences later on.