On Saturday, November 9th, more than 35 top creative professionals will be sharing their insight with our community at the fourth installment of Find & Follow Your Passion, our full-day career conference in partnership with Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts.
We’re thrilled to introduce you to one of our speakers, Jeremey Donovan. He will be leading the session, Public Speaking: How to Help Others Believe In You.
Jeremey is the Group Vice President of Marketing at Gartner, Inc., the world’s leading information technology research and advisory company with $1.6 billion in annual revenue. Jeremey’s role is to lead a global team of more than 50 individuals who are responsible for digital marketing, field marketing, and marketing analytics. In the past, Jeremey has been successful in leading teams that dealt with product strategy, new product development, market research, mergers & acquisitions, and product management.
Outside of Gartner, Jeremey is a member of Toastmasters International and the author of three books including the number public speaking best-seller on Amazon, “How to Deliver a TED Talk.” It is a “step-by-step playbook” to help individuals select topics for presentations, craft narratives, master delivery of presentations, and refine designs. He also talks about and gives advice on public speaking on his blog, SpeakingSherpa.
Jeremey received Bachelor and Master’s Degrees in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University and then went on to get an MBA in Econometrics & Statistics at University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business. Apart from public speaking, his interests include leadership development and writing.
Join Jeremey and over 300 young professionals for a full day of discussions, hands on workshops, networking and fun – all aimed to getting you closer to the career of your dreams. Meet the coolest creatives and companies in New York City, learn about different industries, and make valuable connections with peers – register today.
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