Room Design and Considerations for Andrea Reynolds when she
is invited to speak
For small groups of 15 or fewer, it's ideal to have
participants seated in a "U" or horseshoe shape, either at
tables or a board room table, facing
Andrea.
For class room seating, it's ideal to have chairs or seats
staggered so that everyone has a good view of Andrea as she
speaks.
For auditorium type seating it's ideal to have two or three
aisles between seating for good
visibility.
Andrea prefers to speak so that she is facing the room's
entrance so she can see who comes in
late.
Some of the following equipment may be
required:
- Lavalier mic is needed for audiences 75 or larger.
- Adhesive flip charts are needed for smaller brainstorm groups, with plenty of free wall space. (Markers)
- One or two tables next to or near Andrea, as she speaks, for materials.
- Lectern
- Overhead projector
- Projector screen
- White board and dry erase markers
- Video recorder, camera, tripod, monitor, blank tapes/disks
These personnel may be needed:
- Assistant to collect and hand things out to the audience
- Cashier
- Standby technician
