But customizing a presentation for a group isn’t really that difficult. It’s just that not a lot of planners ask speakers to do it. And traditional speakers may not be that proactive. Seth, because of his improv and corporate entertainment background, would think it weird if he didn’t customize the speech for your group. I feel the same way. That’s why I always request planners insert a question into the registration forms that I can use to update my presentation. I also tend to incorporate live feedback on site to create “Choose Your Own Adventure”-style learning.

I wrote about some more concrete ways you can make sure your speakers are successful (and custom-modeled) for your group here: http://lizkingevents.com/2012/10/18/3-sensational-ways-to-make-speakers-more-effective-by-kristicasey/#more-6079