[Hidden-announce] Sept 18, 2007 - Fall Openner: Introduce Yourself in Technicolor with Sasha ZeBryk

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Celebrate Hidden-Tech?s Fifth Anniversary at Our Annual Fall Networking
Event: Introduce Yourself in Technicolor with Sasha ZeBryk

Save the date for our next event 
      Register at the Hidden-tech web site - http://www.hidden-tech.net


When: Tuesday, September 18, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.  
Where: We?re still looking for a place to host 100
Cost: $20

Come celebrate, greet your fellow members of Hidden-Tech, and learn from
Sasha how to tell people what you do clearly in 5 seconds or less. 

o Distinguish yourself from everyone who does what you do
o Create an intro that'll get you remembered, recalled, and referred!
o Start conversation & small talk with ease! 
o Find out the secret for getting your listener to say "tell me more"
o Use your new Technicolor introduction as a marketing tool 
o Make client calls that get you in the door
o BRAND yourself!

Here's your chance to come out and mingle with fellow members of
Hidden-Tech while you learn a valuable skill. Come gather between 5:30
and 6:30 for informal networking. Between 6:30 and 8:00, Sasha will
introduce her Technicolor techniques then lead us in a structured
networking activity. Hang around to connect with people of interest
between 8:00 and 8:30.

NEED YOUR HELP

We're looking for a place to host this event anticipating 100. Also
we?re looking for a few sponsors (in the $150 to $250 range). We?ll give
you an opportunity to introduce yourselves to the group, and we?ll
publicize your support. 

If you can help with this venue or future events, contact:
	Dina Polizzi, Program Committee Chair
	413-367-2644 or 413-559-7615
	dina.polizzi at hidden-tech.net

More about our speaker, Sasha ZeBryk at www.sashaspeaks.com

"Sasha ZeBryk helps people find their hidden powers to present
themselves to others with purpose, power and passion."

Drawing on her background as a teacher, entrepreneur, sales executive
and executive management recruiter, Sasha offers practical advice on how
to unleash personal and professional talents and strengths.

She attended the University of Pittsburgh, received her English degree
from Franciscan University in Ohio, and has done advanced graduate
studies in Communications at training institutions throughout the
Northeast. She is a member of the National Speakers Association.