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Speaker Guidelines

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.

Additional information for our speakers:

Your contact is: Arta Mortadel, 619-843-3482, amotadel@mbpinc.com
Directions to our meeting facility, see http://www.asqsandiego.org/meetinglocation.htm
Dinner starts at 6pm, speaker goes on at 7pm.
The length of the speech would or could be (50 minutes is our basic, but it can be tailored)
A meal is included on us. Other forms of compensation is also likely as outlined above.
Seating is small tables for dinner and auditorium style for the presentation
Typical turnout size is 40-60 people
We currently do not have audio amplification
We have one lectern
We can have an additional table set up for the speaker.
We can provide an LCD projector, slide projector, or overhead projector but all without remote capabilities.
Camcorders and film crews are ok.
meeting planners or observers are ok.
We can provide or reimburse copy expenses depending upon board approval if over $50.
There is room in front of lectern
The floor is level at the lectern and raised in the audience. See photo at top of page.
You may have access to the room an hour before the meeting if you like.
There is no warm up areas other than the lobby of the building which is very large and has couches.
The auditorium is downstairs in a different location than the dinner which is on the 2nd floor.
We can designate a PowerPoint person.
See presentation guidelines at http://www.standrews.austin.tx.us/library/Visuals.htm

Our section welcomes any comments or offerings you wish to make. You may contact us via email, phone, or using the form below.

Speaker Offer Notice Submission Form

(See Speaker Guidelines Above)

First Name:		Last Name:
Member Number*:		E-mail:
Phone:		Fax:

* To assure re-certification speaker credit please enter your member number.

ASQ Membership:	703	Other Section	Non-member
Length of Time Needed:		Month Preferred:
Add me to your "on-call emergency speaker backup list" and I will remain ready
Special Needs From Us:	OH Projector	Laptop Projector	Special Expenses
Topic:
Bio or Resume:
Comments: