Seminar Presentations, Public Speaking
There is probably no hell for authors in the next world -- they suffer so much from critics and publishers in this.
—C.N. Bovee
Adventure Travel Outlook - member of a panel presentation for Travel Industry International regional meeting, August 2005 in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Working with the Travel Press - panel presentation for Spokane Convention & Visitors Bureau, July 2005
How to Break Into Freelance Writing - workshop presenter at Write On The Sound, Edmonds, WA, October 2004
Freelance Magazine Writing - panel presentation at Auntie's Bookstore, Spokane, January 2004
How to Work with Travel Writers - Washington State Tourism regional conference, September 2001
Numerous seminars and workshops - on marketing, public relations and working with the media in my previous positions with the Spokane Regional Convention & Visitors Bureau, the Kitsap Visitor & Convention Bureau and the Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce.
How to Get Your Story in the Press - joined a panel of print and electronic media professionals discussing how businesses can achieve press coverage. Spokane Convention and Visitors Bureau, June 2007.
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When I put together a group of writers to discuss "The Adventure Travel Outlook" for a Travel Industry International meeting, Linda Hagen Miller was one of the first people I called. I knew that she would be able to communicate with the crowd in person as well as she communicates through her writing. Response from the audience was overwhelmingly positive.
- Ron Gardner, Public Information Specialist, Idaho Tourism Division
- Terrific presenter, good personality, very approachable.
- Enjoyed comments she had collected from editors, nice touch.
- Warm, encouraging, lots of specific examples.
- Speaks well, keeps to the subject.
- Motivating, positive and useful.
-Comments from participants at the 2004 Edmonds Write on the Sound Conference
Linda's perspective is interesting, entertaining and refreshingly honest. Thanks for helping educate our members and make working with the media less intimidating.
- Jeanna Hofmeister, VP Director
Destination Marketing/Film Liaison, Spokane Regional Convention & Visitor Bureau
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