Join ILEA SD as we host a West Coast collaborative event with industry expert Kate Patay for "New Year, New You!" We'll delve into your personal brand and how to represent yourself and your business in this new climate.
SURVIVE & THRIVE
The current climate has caused many of us to really examine what we do, what’s m eaningful to us, and how we continue to grow business in an unstable economy. 2001 and 2008 were warm-ups for 2020. Physically separated from our teams and clients, it is essential to adapt to this new reality. In this session, you’ll learn tips for staying productive, healthy & setting boundaries, as well as not getting into a funk (or snapping out of it), and scheduling yourself to make the most of the time.
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SCHEDULE:
- 4:00 pm - explore/network
- 4:40 pm - program with Kate Patay and a special surprise!
- 5:30 pm - program concludes
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PRICING:
Only $10 for members and $20 for non members.
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ABOUT OUR GUEST:
Kate Patay, CPCE, is the Chief Strategy Officer of Patay Consulting, a firm designed to help businesses and individuals find their unique brand and voice. She is an international speaker & consultant, SEARCH Foundation Chairwoman and Lecturer at The International School of Hospitality in Las Vegas. She’s been a recognized industry professional, ambassador and influencer for over 20 years in many facets of special events, and has served on the boards of numerous industry organizations. She currently speaks for and coaches some of the top leaders and companies in our industry and beyond.
Her list of achievements and awards is immense, so some highlights are: The coveted Pacesetter Award from the Events Industry Council, the Event Solutions Spotlight Award and numerous NACE, ILEA and other organizational recognitions.
She was recently named one of the 100 most influential people in global events and a 2020 Top 99 Keynote Speaker by Hubilo.Smart Meetings named her as one of the Top 25 Industry Professionals in 2017, a Top Visionary in 2018, and added her to their Hall of Fame in 2019.