APSS June Monthly Meeting (Virtual Meeting)

Keith Abraham, CSP is multi-award winning. A best-selling author of five books published in 12 languages. In his 26-year speaking career, he has presented to more than 1.6 million people across 39 countries. He has been awarded Keynote Speaker of the Year, Educator of The Year, Nevin Award Winner, Hall of Fame Speaker and is a CSP.

The Key Takeaways from his session will be:

• Become the go to person and leading authority in your market space, speak more on stages in front of your ideal client, turn your presentation into multiple bookings, and build your authority in your niche market.

Andrew Chow, CSP, is a lifelong learner, creative, and highly motivated professional with over 36 years of experience across six industries. He is passionate about content creation and contextualization and can simplify complex ideas into easy-to-understand concepts. Andrew's expertise lies in digital transformation, artificial intelligence, digital marketing, branding, and profiling. Andrew is a highly accomplished author, having written three best-selling books, and has won several business awards for his work.

He also served as Asia Professional Speakers Singapore's (APSS) president in 2012. Andrew is an avid traveler in his leisure time and enjoys photography and cycling. His diverse experiences and skills have made him a highly respected thought leader in his field. He continues to be a sought-after speaker and consultant for companies looking to stay ahead in the ever-evolving digital landscape.

The Key Takeaways from his session will be :

• Analyze and evaluate the effectiveness of different prompt types and techniques in improving performance and productivity for Speakers, Trainers, Coaches, and Authors.
• Create and apply personalized prompts incorporating interactive elements, emotional appeal, and storytelling to engage and motivate audiences and clients.
• Synthesize and innovate new strategies and tools for creating effective prompts that cater to diverse audiences and meet their specific needs and preferences.