How to make people care about your data
He doesn't know who you are. He doesn’t know what you want. He doesn’t have a PhD... but what he does have is a very particular set of skills. Skills he's acquired over a very long career in public speaking and pitching to clients. Skills that make him a must-see for postdocs like you. In this interactive workshop, he will teach you tips and techniques that will guarantee you stop presenting boring seminar presentations and posters to audiences who (may or may not) care about your research.
This workshop is interactive. So, bring a data set from your research and be prepared to discuss what it means and why people should care. Following Adam’s presentation, you’ll have an opportunity to pair off and refine new approaches to how you present data. A brave and lucky few will test their mettle in front of your peers. Will your research fail to connect, or will it inspire the room to change the way we see the world?
Adam Brown
Adam is the creative director and founder of Marrow: a brand design agency for people who give a damn. Call him a design zealot, a provocateur, or—if you’re his mother-in-law—a bullshit artist. Adam creates brands that embrace empathy as strategy, value audacity over relevance, and commit unequivocally to the remarkable.
