What is an Elevator Pitch, and How Can It Help Advance Your Career?

In today’s fast-moving, fast-talking business environment, sometimes you only have seconds to make a good impression.

We call this an elevator pitch. It’s literally 30-60 seconds (or the time you’d be sitting in an elevator) to deliver a memorable and well-crafted synopsis of your background and professional experience.

Your pitch allows you to share expertise and credentials with those who don't know you. When done right, it is the best way to introduce yourself in a compelling manner.

This month, we will continue the February discussion from the Women Executives in Building: Virtual Leadership Series which centered around building your personal brand. Attendees will be divided into small groups so they can learn from and practice an elevator pitch with peers.

Who Should Attend: All female C-Suite executives in the building industry, from association executives to corporate leaders and women–owned and operated businesses.

Event format: This is an opportunity for conversation with other C-Suite female executives in a safe, thought-provoking environment.

Meet with leading capital project professionals and industry experts who are discovering solutions to standardization and design problems. Learn networking strategies for advancing your career. Recognize innovative individuals and companies that will receive prestigious awards.

During this five day event attendees have the opportunity to learn from industry experts during mini-conferences, general sessions, breakout sessions, construction technology forums, and roundtable discussions. In addition, attendees have numerous opportunities to network with peers and industry vendors at social events and the exhibition.

NPC24 is your ultimate ticket to connect with your professional community. Join us in the vibrant city of Minneapolis and immerse yourself in an inspiring network of peers that will empower you to analyze, imagine, and plan for the future of the planning profession.
NPC24 will offer two distinct, complementary experiences for planners to connect. Once again, this year planners can attend in-person and online. Each venue will have unique content and sessions.