N2growth Webcast Updates
By admin | June 18, 2007
By Mike Myatt, Chief Strategy Officer, N2growth
As many of you know over the last few months we have been testing a webcasting platform at N2growth. These efforts have been in response to your requests for broader access to the information that you find mission critical as CEOs and entrepreneurs. While we have held a few disparate webcasts on a one-off basis in recent months, we are pleased to announce the formal roll-out of the N2growth Webcast Channel. You can now find a calendar of upcoming webcasts on the topics of greatest interest to you (we know this because the cirriculum has been built from your input). You can now register to attend N2growth Webcasts as often as twice a week if you desire.
For those of you unfamiliar with webcasting as a communications channel reviewing the following benefits should serve to address any questions you may have as far as why we’ve decided to travel this path:
- Convenience: You can attend from anywhere on the planet with nothing more than access to a phone and an Internet connection. Whether you’re in the office, at home, in a hotel, having a cup of coffee at Starbucks or even in the car as long as you have a phone and web acces you can attend.
- Affordability: Depending on the topic of the webcast you can attend for prices that typically range anywhere between $100 and $400 per webcast. Contrast this with the costs associated with attending traditional conferences (travel, lodging, conference fees and miscellaneous expenses) and you’ll quickly see what a bargain webcasts are…
- Interactivity: All registered attendees have the ability to submit their specific questions in advance of the webcast. We want to make sure you receive the information you need and do everything possible to provide you with huge return on investment.
- Anonymity: Nobody but you and the presenter will know you are in attendance so you can rest easy in that you will be learning in complete privacy.
Client centricity is not just a catch phrase to me as this concept was born out of your feedback and direction. If you haven’t attended any of our webcasts I would encourage you to register for one of the upcoming events and give it a try…I continue to be interested in receiving your feedback as to speakers you’d like to hear from or topics of interest that you wish to have covered. Don’t be shy…let me know what you think…
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