Self-development and continued growth are a source of energy and enjoyment in the workplace. Two things are important for this: being good at what you do and telling about it! Communicate your qualities and make your own successes visible. Position yourself: the main subject of this energetic and interactive lecture.

About the lecture
A fascinating lecture. Full of information and inspiration. Especially suitable for larger or smaller groups during a network meeting, company event or training day.
On request, the lecture can be extended with various tailor-made modules.

Susan enthusiastically shares her personal practical experience with insights from different angles. Acquired in thirteen years of successful sales experience. With the seven practical steps everyone can start right away.

For whom
For every employee who:
- wants to be able to position themselves better
- experience a threshold in sharing successes
- wants to take control of his or her career

What it delivers
- adequate identification of the potential for quality
- present (untapped) talents become visible
- direction and autonomy of employees

Optional:
- English
- Extension with custom module. For example, more interaction to work together on the step-by-step plan. Or focused on the upcoming women's quota.
- For all attendees the book Less should be more fun from Susan Veldkamp

About Susan
In 2018 Susan Veldkamp quits her job as Salesmanager to be an inspiration for this mission: more fun for every woman so she can enjoy her life even more. In 2019 her first book is published, Less should be done, more fun. She trains women at organisations such as UWV and Essent with the aim of valuing herself. With her lecture Susan inspires people to position themselves too powerfully

Expertise
- thirteen years of successful sales experience
- expert in different roles: employee, manager and MT member
- NLP Practitioner

Reviews
- Thank you for your professional presentation. The open discussion was very inspiring! Highly recommended!
- You gave us a lot of food for thought and that's always good.
- I loved you, an inspiration!
- Susan keeps it simple and clear without losing sight of the deeper layer. Inspiring.

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