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		By: Arnold Sand		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Arnold Sand]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[Jeff, you forgot to mention the importance of keeping the introduction short...a third time. It&#039;s that important. So I will handle the third mention for you. SME Entertainment Group is the private events arm of Live Nation &#124; Ticketmaster, booking headline entertainment and top keynote speakers - Jeff being one of our favorites! - for events globally.  I have been with SME since 1992 and the best intro I have ever heard still belongs to comedy/magician Bill Herz: 

&quot;Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the world&#039;s greatest magician...in his price range...BILL HERZ!!!!&quot;

Like with Jeff&#039;s intro, the audience is laughing before he even says a word.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Jeff, you forgot to mention the importance of keeping the introduction short&#8230;a third time. It&#8217;s that important. So I will handle the third mention for you. SME Entertainment Group is the private events arm of Live Nation | Ticketmaster, booking headline entertainment and top keynote speakers &#8211; Jeff being one of our favorites! &#8211; for events globally.  I have been with SME since 1992 and the best intro I have ever heard still belongs to comedy/magician Bill Herz: </p>
<p>&#8220;Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the world&#8217;s greatest magician&#8230;in his price range&#8230;BILL HERZ!!!!&#8221;</p>
<p>Like with Jeff&#8217;s intro, the audience is laughing before he even says a word.</p>
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		By: Brad Plumb		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Brad Plumb]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 14 Feb 2017 20:13:30 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[The best introductions can launch a speaker and have the audience with them before they open their mouth.  The worst introduction forces the speaker to dig themselves out of a ditch with hopes of connecting with the group.  The best introduction I ever witnessed was at Boy&#039;s State with 200 high school boys (tough audience!) sitting on a grassy hillside.  It was hot and the grass was itchy.  The introducer, speaking from a flatbed trailer, started out so quiet that the boys had to lean in to hear.  As he described the speaker he got louder and more enthusiastic.  You couldn&#039;t help but feel the excitement.  All 200 boys stood and gave the speaker a standing ovation.  Afterward the speaker described it as being shot out of a cannon.  They say that the best speaker is only as good as the worst microphone.  To parallel that, the introducer should be chosen carefully as they can make or break a speaker.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The best introductions can launch a speaker and have the audience with them before they open their mouth.  The worst introduction forces the speaker to dig themselves out of a ditch with hopes of connecting with the group.  The best introduction I ever witnessed was at Boy&#8217;s State with 200 high school boys (tough audience!) sitting on a grassy hillside.  It was hot and the grass was itchy.  The introducer, speaking from a flatbed trailer, started out so quiet that the boys had to lean in to hear.  As he described the speaker he got louder and more enthusiastic.  You couldn&#8217;t help but feel the excitement.  All 200 boys stood and gave the speaker a standing ovation.  Afterward the speaker described it as being shot out of a cannon.  They say that the best speaker is only as good as the worst microphone.  To parallel that, the introducer should be chosen carefully as they can make or break a speaker.</p>
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