How to be a great panelist
(and get on more panels) 

  • Show up on time

  • Have a headshot

  • Have a 280-character short bio

  • Make sure your tech works

    • Video 

    • Mic

    • Background

    • lighting

  • Have succinct answers. 

  • Make sure you’re perspectives are unique to your background. 

  • Make sure your answers are relevant to the conversation. 

  • Don’t use a blurred background - clean up your room.

  • Wear appropriate clothing. 

    • No lines or checks. 

  • Add to someone’s comments, but be tasteful if you disagree. 

  • Be funny, but don’t be a comedian. 

  • Offer distinct takeaways at the end. 

  • Share the webinar with your network. 

  • Bring your own questions if needed. 

  • Create a link bank of panels you’ve been on so the webinar organizer can get a feel for your style.