ISACA San Diego Presenter Orientation
On behalf of the ISACA San Diego chapter and its leadership board, we thank you for your valuable time and willingness to present to the chapter. Please see below for overall presentation information, to help make the overall experience as successful for everyone as possible. Click here for a downloadable pdf of the information below.
At any time, please feel free to reach out with any questions and/or ideas on how we can improve the process. We look forward to working with you!
OVERVIEW / GENERAL INFORMATION
Normal event schedule is the 3rd Thursday of each month, 12-1:15 pm PST
The specifics of your event will be shared outside of this documentEvents are hosted on the chapter’s Zoom account
The chapter’s Zoom account supports 300 attendees
Virtual events are open to the general public
We encourage the presenter to promote the event, and invite those they would like to attend
Normal event routine is:
5 minutes of chapter introductions and housecleaning items
Moderator introduces the presenter and topic
Presenter is made host and can share the screen
Moderator will monitor the chat and feed questions/comments as they come up. If appropriate, some questions can be saved for the end
Presentation lasts approximately 45 minutes, with 10-15 minutes saved at the end for Q&A
With presenter consent, we archive the presentation on the chapter's YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxlJlnxTEjmueJH-Gb_WeiQ
Attendees receive 1 CPE towards their certifications
AUDIENCE
ISACA is a mixture of student and professional auditors (IT, Cybersecurity, Risk Management, etc.)
The ISACA San Diego Chapter has approximately 750 members
We promote on the ISACA San Diego website, ISACA San Diego LinkedIn page, the chapter newsletter, chapter email blast(s), and on the ISACA national website.
TOPIC IDEA & THEME
Overall, presentations are designed to be educational in nature, as a value add to our members and the community at large
With a diverse mix of attendees, it’s better to keep presentations at a top level of the topic, with the ability to go into more detail if questions arise
Using current events as examples is a good way to help the audience relate and understand key points
EXAMPLE EVENTS
Please visit our event calendar page for examples of previous presentations: https://isaca-sd.org/events
NEXT STEPS
The chapter will create the Zoom event, and a placeholder on the calendar
For the event, we’ll need (or can pull from your LinkedIn bio)
Presenter headshot
Presenter bio
Event title
Event description
One posted, we’ll review with you for any edits
Once approved, presenter and chapter can begin to promote the event
For any questions, assistance, and/or additional information, please contact:
Aparna Seksaria
Mobile: 858-922-5938
aparna.seksarian@gmail.com
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