1. Lead with booking relevance
Show the speaker’s name, role, and the audiences or subjects they serve. Use a recent, approved image and avoid credentials that cannot be verified.
2. Describe available talks
Give each talk a distinct title, audience, and summary of what attendees will learn. Keep claims consistent with the speaker’s actual expertise and experience.
3. Include practical event needs
List formats, duration, language, accessibility requirements, and technical needs where relevant. Confirm details with the speaker rather than copying a previous event’s setup.
4. Provide usable media and contact details
Offer a concise biography, approved headshot source, and direct booking contact. Check that links and permissions are suitable for organizers to share.
