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4. JOIN A GROUP OR PANEL For the past three years, I've gathered intelligent people who can present unique points of view on relevant ICT topics — and it has just happened to often be women. Presenting with others helps alleviate the pressure of carrying the whole session on your shoulders. If you get a question from the audience that stumps you, someone else will likely have your back. Gather your group! 5. REMEMBER THAT THE AUDIENCE WANTS YOU TO SUCCEED When people attend a presentation, they do so hoping to get something out of it. No one wants you to fail. If you enter every speaking role with the understanding that the audience is rooting for you, it can help alleviate pressure to be perfect. Ultimately, the benefits of public speaking have been immense. It has expanded my network, directly contributed to my professional and personal growth, and introduced me to amazing people. So please don't discount the opportunity — everyone can become a public speaker, and everyone has knowledge worth sharing! Share Your Story with Women in BICSI We want to hear from women in the ICT industry. Please consider submitting your brief story, anecdote, or advice for a future "More than Words" column. Email to wib@bicsi.org. bicsi.org/wib PAGE 23 GET THE BEST IN ICT INSTALLATION TRAINING TODAY GET THE BEST IN ICT INSTALLATION TRAINING TODAY LEARN MORE bicsi.org/install C OM M U N I T Y C O R N E R Advertisement

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