Yes, and that is the expectation rather than the exception. Before every engagement, Anthea takes a briefing call to understand your audience, your event theme and what you want people to walk away thinking or feeling differently about. The core of each keynote stays consistent because the psychology of speaking anxiety does not change by sector. The examples, references and framing are shaped around your audience.

Each keynote runs up to 60 minutes including Q&A. If your slot is shorter, say 30 or 45 minutes, that is workable and worth discussing on an enquiry call. The content is built to be flexible without losing its impact.

What Anthea will not do is compress a 60-minute keynote into 20 minutes and call it the same thing, so if your slot is very short, the conversation will be about what format or keynote actually serves your audience best.

Both. In person is dependent on location. Virtual and in-person keynotes are equally well-suited to this content. Anthea has delivered to audiences of all sizes in both formats. If your event is hybrid, that is also worth discussing as the setup requirements are different and it is better to agree those early.

The three keynotes are designed for audiences at different starting points. If your audience has never really talked about speaking anxiety before, start with Your Voice Was Always Enough. If your audience knows the issue exists but has quietly accepted it, Silence is a Strategy That's Not Working tends to land harder. If your audience is ready to act and needs a catalyst, Breaking the Silence is the right fit. If you are still unsure, the enquiry call is the place to work it out together.

A signed agreement and a deposit to secure the date. Once those are in place, Anthea will discuss all technical requirements, logistics and any pre-event preparation needed from your side. The process is designed to be straightforward so that your time goes into your event, not your inbox.

Anthea typically records her own keynotes for her own promotional and professional use. If a client wishes to record a keynote for internal use, such as sharing with staff who could not attend, this needs to be agreed in writing before the event. Full recordings cannot be distributed publicly, published externally or shared beyond the original audience without Anthea's written permission and may require a separate agreement. If your event records all sessions as a matter of course, please flag this at the enquiry stage so it can be agreed upfront. Short clips for your own event promotion are generally fine with prior agreement. The reason for this approach is simple: it protects the value of the content for everyone, including your organisation.