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Your Executive Presence in a Hybrid World

January 18, 2022 @ 2:00 PM

Do you have the communication skills to be heard, the gravitas to gain respect and an appearance that garners positive professional interest? What does that look like, sound like and feel like on screen? Let’s talk about how you can maximize your on-screen meetings and build relationships in a virtual world. You know that executive presence will get you noticed and sponsored. This fast-paced session will share information on the how, what, and why of being visible, sponsored, and promoted in person and on screen. Both being a leader and being perceived by others as a leader will be critical to your success. Virtual meetings have their advantages. Let’s break them down and improve our impact. We will take a look at our communication, gravitas, and appearance so we can identify and embody the executive presence (in person & on screen) required to make our own choices and control our destiny.

Teri Bump is the Vice President of University Relations & Student Affairs for American Campus Communities, the first publicly traded student housing REIT. Teri presents nationally on university trends and issues and has delivered educational sessions and keynotes for ACE, NASPA, ACUHO-I, NACUBO, NIRSA, ACPA, NACAS, NASAP, and APPA. She currently serves on the faculty for Chema’s Women’s Leadership Institute and SACUBO’s Chief Business Officer Institute and has presented at NASPA’s Manicur Symposium, Aspiring, Escaleras and New SSAO Institutes. Teri is a past ACUHO-I and ACPA Foundation Board trustee and currently serves on the NACAS Education Foundation Board and the ACPA Senior Student Affairs Officer Advisory Board. She has also written for the ACUHO-I Talking Stick, NACAS Journal, the NASPA Leadership Exchange and participated in the “21st Century Project”. Teri has received numerous awards from NASPA, ACPA, and NACAS. Teri received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from SUNY Oswego and her master’s in College Student Development from Alfred University.

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