Ever had a conversation in the booth that feels more like a monologue than a dialogue?
Have you ever been “that person”?
There’s an art to creating a balanced, brief conversation in the booth. And – spoiler alert – it doesn’t happen by “winging it.”
Communication strategist Rebecca Pierce Murray returns to Trade Show Insights with tips for polishing up conversation skills before your next show. You’ll learn how to:
- Make a conscious effort to practice Voice Equity
- Stop being afraid of the pause
- Interrupt with intention and finesse
- Use key phrases to deal with chronic interrupters
- Gracefully wrap up conversations with attendees
Here are the links to resources mentioned during the interview:
- Rebecca’s website
- Rebecca’s LinkedIn profile
- Download Rebecca’s tip sheet, “The Art of Interruption”
- Listen to Rebecca’s previous Trade Show Insights episode: “Improv Skills for Booth Staff”
About Rebecca Pierce Murray
Rebecca P. Murray is a communication catalyst who blends behavior science, tech know-how, and stagecraft to help people speak with clarity, confidence, and influence.
Whether coaching executives, emceeing events, or energizing teams, she transforms every interaction into an opportunity to shine.
As the founder of Showcase Your Shine, she’s passionate about transforming team dynamics by refining the art of listening, presenting, and facilitating.
A fierce advocate for Voice Equity, Rebecca uses this principle as a form of applied intelligence to create spaces where every voice feels valued, fostering collaboration and shared wisdom.
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