COMING SOON: Let’s TALK THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
The term thought leader is used all the time — maybe even too much. It’s seen in job descriptions, strategy documents and award categories. There’s no official definition but it tends to be used when describing someone who:
✔Has deep expertise and unique ideas
✔Is speaking publicly and able to cut through the noise when sharing those ideas
✔Is considered both trustworthy and influential
Through this podcast, you’ll hear about how people are using this title and more importantly, how leaders are effectively accomplishing those three things: coming up with big ideas, sharing those ideas and building trust. If you’re a communications professional supporting a brilliant thinker or if you, yourself are on some kind of thought leadership journey, then this podcast is for you.
HOSTED BY AMANDA CUPIDO
Amanda has been producing podcasts since 2010. Her shows have hit #1 on Apple Podcasts, been selected as Apple’s New and Noteworthy and been the recipient of numerous awards including Signal Awards, Canadian Online Publishing Awards and Canadian Podcast Awards. To listen to work she’s created for clients like CIBC, Duo Lingo and the Government of Canada, visit the Lead Podcasting website. Here are some of the original shows she’s developed…
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WORKSHOPS
Podcasting for Business Growth — This session covers a brief history of podcasting, best practices organizations should embrace when creating a branded podcast and audio samples of these practices in action. Amanda Cupido then zooms out and provides organizations with guidance on how to develop an integrative strategy and how to establish success metrics (and no, it's not just about the number of downloads)!
Podcasting 101 — This introductory session covers the past, present and future of podcasting. Learn about how the medium grew in popularity and take a listen to samples of shows that made waves. You'll hear behind-the-scenes fun facts about podcast production and be introduced to technology that makes it easy for anyone to make their own.
Podcasting for Kids — This interactive session can be tailored for kids (age 9-12) or teens (13-16). They will start by learning some fast facts about the industry and listening to shows that are topping the charts for their age group. Then get a hands on look at some professional podcast equipment and finish by creating your own mini podcast!
