The tiny whiteboard seminar

Here are the details on the whiteboard session I'm doing June 1, 2006 at my office in Irvington, NY. NOTE: I priced this incorrectly and ended up with something too expensive for the size of the group invited. So I'm cancelling it and inviting people to come to my June 15 event instead. Thanks.

N.B. There is another seminar June 15th, in NYC. This whiteboard session is very different, and I'm doing it in response to requests I've received for something smaller, more focused and a little/lot more tactical.

There will be only 12 seats available. No free seats, no discounted seats. If fewer than 12 people sign up, I'll do it anyway, though if it's a really low number, I reserve the right to make it a bit shorter. Basically, everyone is going to get at least half an hour of airtime and direct engagement.

So, why not just do individual sessions? Because I believe that people actually learn MORE watching their peers interact about their marketing problems. If there really is a process here (and I'm sure there is) you will see the process unfold, repeatedly. This is one reason I don't do consulting... I'm not in the fishing business, but I don't mind teaching people how.

That said, here are the details:

June 1. Starts 9:15 am. Ends 4:10 pm. There's an 8:17 train that arrives less than 200 feet from my office at 9:06, and there's a train back at about 4:15. You can easily stay in midtown Manhattan and take the scenic train up.

12 seats, plus me. Lunch included. $3,995 per person.

I don't accept charge cards (yet). You can pay in advance by check... but first, you need to email me to find out if there's space and if you'd be a good fit for the session. sethgodin@yahoo.com. Tell me who you are and what you do, and I'll get right back to you.

Guarantee: because it's so small, I can't offer a full money back guarantee (got burned once). However, if you don't think it's worth what you paid, send me an email after the session and I'll donate $1,000 in your name to the Acumen Fund.

I promise that you won't find all the usual conference amenities. It's just my office, us and a whiteboard. With some pretty good snacks.

Hope to see you there.

The session for the fifteenth will be posted by May 11.

Comments

[Arun Sadhashivan]

Hey Seth,
Could I request you to write up the flipcharts and stick it on your blog a la Tom Peters..

It might help folks like me who are far away, haven't got that sort of money or both..

Please?

:-)
Arun

[Jonas Antonsson]

I second the write-up request. I've got "distance problems" which is a bit of a handicap.

You could also just fly over to Iceland and do the seminar at my office ;-) I could probably find a few people that would be willing to attend...

[Michael Gibbons]

Seth, I feel a little like Charlie and you are Willy Wonka. OK I don't live with my extended family -- but I do have limited resources! But I also don't watch too much TV, eat everything in site or get everything I want from Daddy -- although I do work for someone who does/did! Does your office have a big gate with a big scroll "s" on it and a smokestack? That's the way I picture it -- ever consider issuing one "golden ticket" for your seminars? I'd like to dream but its just hard to sleep with all these people in the bed! Have a good seminar and thanks for your BLOG and Books --they have changed my life -- really! michael g

[Renato Graça]

Seth, i've just began unraveling the marketing world and his habits. I want to thank you for your books and for being a light at the end of the tunnel for a lot of markeeters, me included. What i most enjoy in your work, is the way your "out of the box" thinking influences in a positive way a lot of people, pushing them forward, and continuously, to develop a better work.