For someone who used to fear (and still gets anxious about!) public speaking, I've now found myself frequently asked to speak at conferences and panels. What I really love though is teaching, whether that's through workshops or trainings. Below is a selection of speaking engagements I've done, grouped by topic.
To contact me about a potential speaking engagement or training/workshop, please email me at millie@fittingly.net.
Photo by Erika Rich/Knight Center
audience growth & strategy
ISOJ Keynote Speech (Austin, Texas, April 2019)
Seeking Growth in an International Audience (ONA Insights, Toronto, May 2018)
Why your bot is nothing without a human (SRCCON, Portland, July 2016)
dotNYC Live (YouTube link) (CUNY Social Media weekend, NYC, June 2016)
Email > App > Global Adaptation (pre-talk write-up) (Society for News Design, San Francisco, April 2016)
Translation, transcription & working with multiple languages (Hacks/Hackers NYC, March 2016)
Hacks/Hackers Connect (NYC, Feb. 2016)
What Does a Successful Media Company Look Like in 2015? (Indie Media Camp, Brooklyn, Nov. 2015)
Product managing your newsletter (Online News Association, Los Angeles, Sept. 2015)
Simple, frequent emails that people read (Inbox Awesome, NYC, July 2015)
Mobile apps: Not just a small screen (ONA NYC, Jan. 2015)
how to think about your career
Dallas Morning News workshop (November 2018)
NPR Women of Color workshop (November 2018)
Time to grow: How to dig deep and stretch yourself in the midst of day-to-day survival (SRCCON, Minneapolis, June 2018)
Faculty for Poynter's Leadership Academy for Women in Digital Media (Poynter, St. Petersburg, March 2018)
What Am I Going to Do With My Life? (SND, New York, March 2018)
What’s next: How to nurture growth in the face of burnout (SRCCON:Work, Philadelphia, Dec. 2017)
Newsroom culture
Behind the scenes of the BuzzFeed phenomenon (Strelka Institute, Moscow, August 2016)
After the altar call—maintaining momentum, community, and inspiration beyond conferences (SRCCON, Minneapolis, June 2015)
#LetsTalkCulture panel (Vox Media, NYC, March 2015)