• FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRMS
  
  
• For Management-
• When Banks Sell From The Wrong Side of the Balance Sheet
  
• Embracing Change -Don't Make Me Set That Box On Fire!
  
• Managing the Employeepreneur_sm  - Taking Top Talent to the Bottom Line
  
  
• For Staff
• The Customer ISN'T Always Right, And Neither Are You!
  
• YOU - The Mighty Employeepreneur_sm
  
  
• FINANCIAL EDUCATION
  
  
• Confessions of an Ex-Broker:  Can You Really Trust Your Financial Professional?
• What You Don't Know Really CAN Hurt You - The Basics
  
  
• OVERCOMING FAILURE
  
  
• Embracing the "F-word" and Unleashing Your Success
• So You Failed...SO WHAT?!

Whether it's a blessing or a curse is anyone's guess, but Scott was born with the kind of voice that really carries.  If your group/session is going to have approximately 30 or fewer attendees, most of the time a microphone is unnecessary.  For larger groups, though, or if he'll be speaking in an auditorium, large hall, or other space with background noise, a sound system with a lavalier mic is preferred.

In a training or breakout session setting, to facilitate audience involvement, the following are requested:

• Easel with Flip Chart or Whiteboard with appropriate markers
• Copies of Handouts (should be coordinated in advance of event)
• Access to water (Hey, speakers get thirsty when they are working!)
  

Need for the following items will vary by engagement and topic, but are typically unnecessary:

• LCD Projector / Screen
• Overhead Projector
• Spotlight and/or Stage Fog Machine
  
• A bowl of snack-sized Reece's Peanut Butter Cups