L. Steven Sieden makes your seminars, workshops and other live events
seamless and impeccable so that you can relax and enjoy the results.
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L. Steven Sieden has been producing, marketing, managing, facilitating and imagining conferences, seminars, workshops, retreats and other live events for over three decades. He’s coached presenters (i.e. speakers) so that they can deliver their message with maximum effectiveness, and he learned just about everything one can know about event production and management through trial and error.
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This means that he’s made all the mistakes so that you don’t have to. He can work with you to produce events that appear seamless and impeccable to guests (i.e. participants). This is critical. The guests’ experience is the most important aspect of your event because it determines the success of your event.
You may believe that you know what you’re doing and can go it alone, but why not take 30 minutes to have a complimentary conversation with Steven and see if he can suggest ways to make your event more effective, efficient and productive while reducing the stress in your life.
You may believe that you know what you’re doing and can go it alone, but why not take 30 minutes to have a complimentary conversation with Steven and see if he can suggest ways to make your event more effective, efficient and productive while reducing the stress in your life.
What People Say About Steven's Work
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"I recommend Steven Sieden highly to any group that wants thoughtfulness, professionalism and conscientiousness. He's good."
John Robbins - Author & Lecturer; Diet For A New America &The New Good Life |
“When Mr. Sieden handles the logistics for an event, he is always aware of the details that make things run smoothly. His anticipation of next steps and necessary resources makes sure that everything is in place for a perfect unfolding. He helps provide a seamless experience for the participants and the opportunity for me as a presenter to remain relaxed and focused on being my best.”
Paul R. Scheele, CEO, Scheele Learning Systems & author of Drop Into Genius
"Steven Sieden excels in logistics, paying attention to details and looking after the participants. I always feel at ease when he is in change. You will not be disappointed with his work."
Alexander Everett, Teacher & Founder, Inward Bound seminars
"As producers go, Steven Sieden is the George Lucas of seminars and special events."
Michael Hauge, Lecturer, Founder, Screenwriting For Hollywood seminars & Author, Writing Screenplays That Sell
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Paul R. Scheele, CEO, Scheele Learning Systems & author of Drop Into Genius
"Steven Sieden excels in logistics, paying attention to details and looking after the participants. I always feel at ease when he is in change. You will not be disappointed with his work."
Alexander Everett, Teacher & Founder, Inward Bound seminars
"As producers go, Steven Sieden is the George Lucas of seminars and special events."
Michael Hauge, Lecturer, Founder, Screenwriting For Hollywood seminars & Author, Writing Screenplays That Sell
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Who is Steven Sieden, and why should you consider anything he says?
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I usually look at an author’s bio before I read on or give creditability to anything she or he says. So, here’s a short bio as well as some of the event experiences that have shaped my philosophy and life.
The first profound live event I attended was a 1977 Association of Humanistic Psychology Conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I was recently divorced and too shy to even wear the name tag they provided. I was also |
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amazed and overwhelmed by the myriad of possibilities in healing, personal growth work and other modalities I witnessed. Remember, this was the Minnesota in 1977, and such offerings were sparse in the Midwest.
I wanted more, and I was short on cash. Noticing that volunteers got discounted or free admission, I began to barter my time for admission. It was not long before it became clear that the people producing and managing those seminars and workshops had very little business experience and didn’t seem to use much common sense in caring for their participants.
My response to this situation was to start my own company and begin sponsoring "famous" presenters in Minnesota. I was particularly interested in working with the people that I wanted to hang out with so I could get the “inside scoop.” What I quickly found was that not everybody who was an “expert” walked their talk, and I decided only to work with people with whom I had a direct experience and connection. Accordingly, my events gained a reputation as impeccable and valuable. Read more ...
I wanted more, and I was short on cash. Noticing that volunteers got discounted or free admission, I began to barter my time for admission. It was not long before it became clear that the people producing and managing those seminars and workshops had very little business experience and didn’t seem to use much common sense in caring for their participants.
My response to this situation was to start my own company and begin sponsoring "famous" presenters in Minnesota. I was particularly interested in working with the people that I wanted to hang out with so I could get the “inside scoop.” What I quickly found was that not everybody who was an “expert” walked their talk, and I decided only to work with people with whom I had a direct experience and connection. Accordingly, my events gained a reputation as impeccable and valuable. Read more ...