The maximum number of attendees is 18 live, 12 remote. This is because of the highly interactive and practice centric instructional model (more students means less time practicing per student).

However, for larger groups a keynote talk teaching how to avoid the most common speaking mistakes, and core techniques, is something we are often asked to provide. This is a good option if the size of your group is fixed, but you want to improve everyone's public speaking aptitude.

All attendees are asked to come with approximately two minutes of material. This could be from a talk they have given before, or preferably, a new talk they want to work on. It's entirely fine for it to be rough and even improvised, as the goal for the day is to teach attendees how to develop material through practice.

The topic of the material can be anything: a story they want to tell, an idea they want to pitch, or a lesson they want to teach.

Yes! The format for the day has been refined over many years to ensure you'll learn as much as possible, but also have a fun and rewarding experience.