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SCRS Summit Speaker Logistics

SCRS is pleased that you will be participating in the SCRS IncluDE Site Solutions Summit in Atlanta, Georgia from April 7-8, 2025!

Update your speaker profile using the form and review useful information about presenting at the Summit on this page.

Please double-check the information provided for accuracy and upload a high-resolution photo. If you do not have one, a photo taken with your smartphone will work. Your name, title, headshot, company name and title will be displayed on the Summit website and app.

Your signature will confirm you have reviewed and accepted the SCRS Speaker Release Form.

Information about registration, presentations, social media graphics and more can be found below. Visit the agenda to view the full listing of sessions.

Speaker Release Form
Relevant Relationship Disclosure

Registration

Speakers must be registered for the Summit. Your discount code is INC25SPEAK. Please reach out to darlene.seitz@myscrs.org with any questions.

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2025 IDE Speaker Submission

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For SCRS to contact you at the Summit if needed
Please submit a bio under 300 words.
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Please provide a high-resolution photo at least 500px wide. If you do not have one, a photo taken with your phone will work.
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Please provide a high-resolution photo at least 500px wide. If you do not have one, a photo taken with your phone will work.
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    Please upload the completed Relevant Relationship Disclosure from this page.
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    I acknowledge I have read and agree to the SCRS Speaker Release Form(Required)
    SCRS Speaker Release form can be found on this page.
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    Speaker FAQs

    Why Do I Need to Provide this Information?

    Your bio and high-resolution photo are used to help market the session and drive attendance. Coupled with the title and description these are the best tools we have to help drive registrations for your event. We use these to update the faculty page for our summits. If you do not have a high-resolution headshot, a photo taken with your phone will work.

    Forms/Education Credits for Attendees 

    SCRS provides education credits for the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) to the attendees of the Summit. In order to participate as a speaker in the Global Summit, it is imperative that you provide the necessary disclosure required by this organization.

    Please upload completed files using the form above or send completed documents to darlene.seitz@myscrs.org.

    Speaker Check-In

    Once you get to Summit, all speakers are REQUIRED to check in at the Summit registration desk.

    Audio/Visual Equipment

    If you are involved in a Breakout panel, A/V is not provided. If you are an individual or co-presenter for a plenary, we will provide a laptop, screen, and microphone.

    Social Media Sharing

    Start a conversation with your colleagues before the conference by sharing information about your session on social media to get them interested in attending.  Follow SCRS social media channels and be sure to tag SCRS in your posts!

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    Tips for Presenters

    Panel Preparation
    The Summit Prep call is designed to help all of our speakers understand how the sessions will run, how to utilize the technology, access their session, and run their session.
     
    SCRS strongly requests that session speakers and panelists convene and discuss how their session will flow. It is up to the speakers themselves to arrange this discussion. We request that the facilitator schedule this prep call to develop 2-3 relevant talking points before the presentation.
     
    Panelist Role
    As the panelist, you will provide your unique perspectives on the topic while engaging the audience to identify solutions.
     
    Panel Introductions: When introducing yourself, please share your name, title, company, and briefly explain why you were selected for this session. Given the restricted one-hour timeframe, please ensure efficient time management to accommodate the content adequately.
     
    Facilitator Role
    As the facilitator, you will introduce yourself, the topic, and the speakers on the panel. Share the goals and set the ground rules at the beginning of the session. Your responsibility will be to participate and manage the conversation and questions to ensure a stimulating conversation between you, the audience, and the panel.
     

    Suggestions for Oral Presentations

    The goal of Summit breakout sessions is to stimulate conversation among all attendees and arrive at Best Site Practices through solution-oriented discussion.

    • Come prepared with information to dive deep on your topic and have questions ready to pose to the audience.
      • Share the goals and set the ground rules at the beginning of the session:
      • Encourage participation so that all voices are welcomed and heard.
      • Keep discussions constructive and focused on solutions, not grievances.
    • Guide the conversation:
      • Manage the conversation and questions among the speaker(s) and attendees to keep the discussion flowing.
      • Keep the conversation focused on solutions; avoid complaints or negative commentary.
      • Offer your expertise without promoting specific organizations or products.
      • Feel free to interject if the conversation needs to be realigned.
     

    Powerpoint Presentations

    Presentations are allowed only on an approved basis for plenary sessions only.

    Many great sessions do not have presentations but are instead discussions, panels, fireside chats, etc. This determination will be made with the conference organizers and should be made clear as it has its own set of requirements.

    If you are a plenary speaker and have been approved to provide a presentation, please see more information below.

    Submitting Powerpoint Presentation Content for Approval

    We offer contact hour credits for Summit attendees. All content must go through this pre-approval process prior to the session.

    This process takes time and passes through many hands before final approval so we can issue the credits attendees seek for their licensure or certifications.

    Learning objectives are a critical piece of this review process as they are a requirement from both certifying bodies to have established prior to the live event.

    Any presentations need to be submitted at least three weeks in advance of the event.

    Please share completed presentations and ANCC Planning Tool to summits@myscrs.org
     
    Download ANCC Planning Tool
    Download PowerPoint Template

    Powerpoint Presentation Guidelines

    Minimize Text: Avoid dense paragraphs and instead use concise bullet points, keywords, or visuals. Attendees cannot read and actively listen at the same time, so reducing words on the slides will help your audience stay fully engaged with what you are saying.

    Your slides should complement your spoken content, not replicate it.

    When using bullet points, keep them to a minimum (3-4 points per slide) to avoid overwhelming the audience.

    Avoid Promotional Content: SCRS offers contact hours for sessions, and promotional or branded content can hinder the ability for attendees to receive contact hours from the session. Avoid adding logos or sharing specific initiatives or programs your organization offers.

    Use Presentation Notes: Notes are visible only to speakers and can help guide your presentation without adding text to the slides. Summarize your notes, as you may not be able to see all of your notes if they are long. One solution is to have two of the same slides, with different notes on each one.

    Visuals and Graphics: Incorporate images, diagrams, charts, and infographics to illustrate key points. Visuals can help convey complex information more effectively and keep the audience engaged.

    Engage with Examples: Use real-world examples, case studies, anecdotes, and scenarios to illustrate your points. This makes the content relatable and practical. Stories are memorable and help your points resonate.

    Font and Typography: Ensure text is large enough to be easily read from a distance. Avoid using too many different colors for text.

    Practice Delivery: Rehearse your presentation multiple times to ensure smooth delivery. Ensure your presentation fits within the allotted time. This will help you become comfortable with the content and timing.

    Engage with the Audience: Pose thought-provoking questions, share anecdotes, or use interactive elements to involve the audience. This keeps them engaged and encourages participation.

    Focus on Takeaways and Solutions: Structure your presentation around a central message, key takeaways and calls to action. Have a strong opening and closing statement to frame your discussion.

     

    Questions

    Please contact darlene.seitz@myscrs.org with any questions.