MC Mastery, Take Charge in the Room
MC Mastery, Take Charge in the Room
Confidence
Clarity
Leadership
Hi, I’m Dan Holliday and I’m excited that you’re here. I hope you will decide to take me up on my invitation to attend -free of charge- a game-changing event I’m holding soon.
It’s called MC Mastery, Take Charge in the Room
and I think it’s going to be one of the best time investments you’ll make this year.
With 30 years of experience and more than 1500 live performances in the Acting and MC business, I have the know-how and the experience to deliver this program. You will learn how to:
-Speak with confidence.
-Liaise with stakeholders.
-Take charge of an event and run it smoothly.
-Manage people in small groups and large audiences.
-Breathing techniques to be calm
-Vocal techniques to improve your voice.
-More
The skills of a MC are transferable to many situations
not just in your career but in your personal life as well. Come and learn these skills to help you develop and grow.
Dear Dan,
Words cannot express the gratitude Rory and I have for the wonderful work you did at our wedding. You were a point of difference to so many weddings we’ve been to. Your humour, wit and delivery had so many of our guests complimenting the MC for weeks after the reception – you really did a great job.
THANKS AGAIN
Rory and Mel
Dear Dan,
On behalf of the NSW Chapter of National Speakers Association of Australia, thank you for your most professional, uplifting and entertaining performance you gave as master of Ceremonies at our Awards Christmas function this year.
Your expertise as MC was enjoyed by all present as you quickly settled the audience and developed a rapport with them even engaging with latecomers and helping them to their seats without missing a beat.
In an audience mostly of professional speakers, it was noted you have a confidence and a sense of being in charge, which gave expertise and structure to the event. Many commented that you have a great sense of presence even when not directly engaged with the audience.
Your ability to perform the duties of a link presenter, create a flow and make all the stage participants feel relaxed and ‘at their very best’ was extremely appreciated. Well done.
Yvonne Collier
2004 President NSW NSAA Chapter
To Whom It May Concern,
Family Day Care Australia engaged the services of Dan Holliday to help us with script writing, direction ad production of a training DVD.
Dan was a pleasure to work with, giving us clear direction and constructive criticism. His ability to communicate clearly and patiently to guide us through the project calmly and logically was amazing.
His simple suggestions regarding the script, scene order and timing made our DVD a much more professional product that was more accessible to our target market.
Gida Irving
ANZIIF (Snr Assoc), CIP FDCA Business Manager
MC and Speaker, Dan Holliday has more than 30 years’ experience in the acting and MC business and more than 1, 500 professional appearances before live audiences.
He has MC’d wedding receptions, award nights, corporate events, meetings and even theatre restaurant. Dan has delivered sales presentations from the factory floor to the board room, taught adult basic education to trades apprentices and sat on milk crates teaching in prison yards.
He has learned a lot about human nature and what makes people tick.
At 50 years of age, a near death illness started him on this journey to help people to learn the skills of an MC.
He was burning up in a terrible fever, packed in ice in a hospital bed and fighting to stay alive. Exhausted and at the edge of death, he knew he had a choice: breathe out one last time or stay. He chose to stay, and he knew then that he had to give back to the world.
So began the process of teaching MC skills. MC Mastery, Take Charge in the Room is the result.
“Being an MC is about guiding your audience through the event.”, he says, “you have to keep people informed so they know what’s coming up.”
The great thing about being an MC is that the skills are transferrable to many vocations and situations. They are skills for life which continue to develop and grow as you use them.
Do you get nervous when you have to speak in front of people. Is your lack of confidence holding you back?
The most important skill in the world today is the
ability to communicate; combining this with the skills to
take charge and run a meeting delivers greater results at work and in your personal life. In today’s competitive world, it is important to add the best skill set for your needs.
Speaking with confidence and people management are both essential for success.
In this half-day workshop, MC Mastery, Take Charge in the Room will cover simple techniques to help you speak with confidence, and guide people through the process of an event as you take charge in the room. Whether you’re looking to get that raise, climb the corporate ladder, or create another income stream, you will be able to apply these strategies right away. After this workshop, You Will Know How to:
-Speak with confidence to connect with your audience.
-Liaise with stakeholders.
-Take charge in an event and run it smoothly.
-Manage people in small groups and large audiences.
-Breathing techniques to be calm
-Vocal Techniques to improve your voice.
-Use the authority you have as the MC.
You will be able to present yourself with confidence as you speak to the room and manage others with ease and take your career to the next level.
Dates: Friday 3/11/23 OR Saturday 4/11/23
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Venue: Phynix Initiative
Suite 3, Level 1, 59 Boolimbah Crescent
Narrabundah
ACT, 2604
Confidence
Clarity
Leadership
Hi, I’m Dan Holliday and I’m excited that you’re here. I hope you will decide to take me up on my invitation to attend - free of charge - a game-changing event I’m holding soon. It’s called
MC Mastery, Take Charge in the Room and I think it’s going to be one of the best time investments you’ll make this year. With 30 years of experience and more than 1500 live performances in the Acting and MC business, I have the know-how and the experience to deliver this program. You will learn how to:
-Speak with confidence.
-Liaise with stakeholders.
-Take charge of an event and run it smoothly.
-Manage people in small groups and large audiences.
-Breathing techniques to be calm and to improve your voice.
-More
The skills of an MC are transferable to many situations not just in your career but in your personal life as well. Come and learn these skills to help you develop and grow.
Wonderful Work
Dear Dan,
Words cannot express the gratitude Rory and I have for the wonderful work you did at our wedding. You were a point of difference to so many weddings we’ve been to. Your humour, wit and delivery had so many of our guests complimenting the MC for weeks after the reception – you really did a great job.
THANKS AGAIN
Rory and Mel
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To Whom It May Concern,
Family Day Care Australia engaged the services of Dan Holliday to help us with script writing, direction ad production of a training DVD.
Dan was a pleasure to work with, giving us clear direction and constructive criticism. His ability to communicate clearly and patiently to guide us through the project calmly and logically was amazing.
His simple suggestions regarding the script, scene order and timing made our DVD a much more professional product that was more accessible to our target market.
Gida Irving
ANZIIF (Snr Assoc), CIP FDCA Business Manager
Dear Dan,
On behalf of the NSW Chapter of National Speakers Association of Australia, thank you for your most professional, uplifting and entertaining performance you gave as master of Ceremonies at our Awards Christmas function this year.
Your expertise as MC was enjoyed by all present as you quickly settled the audience and developed a rapport with them even engaging with latecomers and helping them to their seats without missing a beat.
In an audience mostly of professional speakers, it was noted you have a confidence and a sense of being in charge, which gave expertise and structure to the event. Many commented that you have a great sense of presence even when not directly engaged with the audience.
Your ability to perform the duties of a link presenter, create a flow and make all the stage participants feel relaxed and ‘at their very best’ was extremely appreciated. Well done.
Yvonne Collier
2004 President NSW NSAA Chapter
MC and Speaker, Dan Holliday has more than 30 years’ experience in the acting and MC business and more than 1, 500 professional appearances before live audiences. He has MC’d wedding receptions, award nights, corporate events, meetings and even theatre restaurant.
Dan has delivered sales presentations from the factory floor to the board room, taught adult basic education to trades apprentices and sat on milk crates teaching in prison yards.
He has learned a lot about human nature and what makes people tick.
At 50 years of age, a near death illness started him on this journey to help people to learn the skills of an MC.
He was burning up in a terrible fever, packed in ice in a hospital bed and fighting to stay alive. Exhausted and at the edge of death, he knew he had a choice: breathe out one last time or stay.
He chose to stay, and he knew then that he had to give back to the world.
So began the process of teaching MC skills. MC Mastery, Take Charge in the Room is the result.
“Being an MC is about guiding your audience through the event.”, he says, “you have to keep people informed so they know what’s coming up.”
The great thing about being an MC is that the skills are transferrable to many vocations and situations. They are skills for life which continue to develop and grow as you use them.
In this half-day workshop, MC Mastery, Take Charge in the Room will cover simple techniques to help you speak with confidence, and guide people through the process of an event as you take charge in the room. Whether you’re looking to get that raise, climb the corporate ladder, or create another income stream, you will be able to apply these strategies right away. After this workshop, You Will Know How to:
-Speak with confidence to connect and build trust with your audience.
-Liaise with stakeholders.
-Take charge in an event and run it smoothly.
-Manage people in small groups and large audiences.
-Breathing techniques to be calm and to improve your voice.
-Use the authority you have as the MC.
Dates : Friday 17/05/24, 6pm to 8pm
OR
Saturday 18/05/24, 10am to 12pm
Venue: Phynix Initiative
Suite 3, Level 1, 59 Boolimba Crescent
Narrabundah
ACT, 2604