Eileen McDargh on stage making a funny face with hands up

PreProgram Survey

This survey will START the process of getting to know YOU. Shall we break into a song?

If you have booked me for your event you will need to fill out this survey. The more complete the information you provide, the better. Please fill out the survey below, answer those questions that pertain to your particular session.

As an option, we have provided the questionnaire as a Word document for download. Please download the file, fill out the survey, answer those questions that pertain to your particular session, and return it to eileen@eileenmcdargh.com no later than three weeks prior to the engagement.

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OPTIONAL WORD DOC DOWNLOAD

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First name

Last name

Phone

Company

Position

What is your organization's major strength? What makes your organization unique? If applicable, what is your organization's competitive edge?

f applicable, who are your major competitors? Who are the industry leaders?

What are the most significant events to have occurred in your industry group, or organization during the past year? (mergers, relocations, cutbacks, new product or service, legislation, etc. )

Presentation: What are your specific objectives for my session? In other words, what three things would you like the audience to walk away with?

Are there any issues/topics that you think I should discuss during my program? Are there any key issues, subjects, words, phrases or concepts that people feel negatively about and should be avoided?

Language: Please list some in-house or market-specific jargon, phrases, acronyms or other words that might be appropriate for incorporation.

s there a theme or slogan you want "Planted" as a seed for the group?

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Can you be more specific as to the % breakdown of the audience (males/females, rank within the profession or company, level of sophistication, average age, ranges of age etc.)

Will attendees be co-workers, leader/follower, or a mixture? Are they acquainted with each other? Any potential problems, competitive factors, peer pressure, or other dynamics that I should know about?

For fun: Is there a “personality” in the group? Either a role model, or someone that is known for having a congenial type of manner? Any “in joke”?

For recognition: What is happening right? Any individuals or departments, work groups, etc. which might be cited for credit, etc. within the context of this presentation.

I want to subscribe to The Resiliency Report!