Paula C Snyder

Paula C Snyder excels at...

1) Responsive Communication
2) Detail Oriented Planning
3) Customized Program Consistent with Client's Vision
4) Honesty and Reliability
5) Audience Engagement
6) Customer Service (Desire to Earn Five Star Reference After Our Program)

Paula C Snyder, is a motivational speaker, who believes everyone needs - and has - a little bit of “creative genius”.  She’s journeyed to recognize and channel her own version.  Now, Paula inspires others to ignite their “hidden creative genius” for toppling roadblocks, gaining higher satisfaction in the workplace, and meeting challenges of everyday living.

Also a vocalist, musician, writer, and functional artist, Paula’s enjoyed diverse adventures.  From arts entrepreneurship (since age 15) to traditional team-based employment, she’s earned recognition and many references along the way.  (One summer she even hitchhiked alone across country with only $50 in her pocket!)

Let's discuss detailed technical requirements and logistics when we talk about your event, venue, and theme/direction.

Audio/Visual:
-- For larger groups: If your event venue has available AV: Lavaliere or hand-held microphone is fine; Screen & projector may be needed for visual presentations. Occasionally music or other sounds may be broadcast through the same system as part of the presentation. Would love to work with your AV team for the best effect and most productive approach to sound, visual, stage & room lighting.
-- For smaller groups: If projector and screen are available, a venue assistant or organizer should be present for set up and troubleshooting. Microphones may not be necessary with groups of 30 or less participants, however, Paula does have a corded audio sound system available (if traveling to your location by personal car) to use if necessary.

General Room Set Up: will depend on the program, number of people there, room size/sound, staging versus floor space, etc.

Engagement: If handouts are prepared, they usually will not be given to participants until the end of the program, unless it is relevant to a participant exercise during the event. PowerPoint presentations may or may not be used to enhance engagement. Music or art may be used for interactive projects during a presentation, or at the end to leave a lasting impression.