Episode 240 Don't Just Create an Event - Create an Emotional Experience with Melissa Goitia
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Imagine creating a once-in-a-lifetime experience for a college graduate who’s the first in their family to earn a degree. Whether you’re planning a special event, a customer experience, or an important meeting, Melissa Goitia will explain how to make an impact in ways you may never have considered.
Melissa is the executive director of university events and protocol at Arizona State University. It's a big job - I had no idea ASU had roughly 190,000 students enrolled across its in-person and online programs!)
Melissa takes us behind the scenes of events with guests like Barack Obama and Alice Cooper, and she shares stories with a down-to-earth style you’ll love. Yes, she makes mistakes, and she explains how she handles them. And despite her impressive accomplishments, she’s struggled with self-doubt, too.
Listen in to hear how she creates moments people never forget, and how she finally stopped talking herself out of starting her own business.
Melissa.Goitia@asu.edu
goitiaprofessionalpresence.com
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