About being a Panelist

If you are looking to be a panelist at one of our events, here’s what you need to know:

The Format 

We always strive to make our events highly participative and engaging for our attendees and that’s one of the reasons why we run symposia rather than just conferences or seminars – we want to create a safe environment where different views can be shared in a constructively challenging way; with a view to improving the understanding of different perspectives and building consensus wherever we can. 

Our Panel sessions are a very important part of that approach.

Here’s how it typically works:

 – Each panellist will take it in turn to introduce themselves, no more than a minute or two.

 – Thereafter there will be questions from myself and the delegates, focusing on key topics. If there are any particular questions that you would like me to incorporate into the session to enable you to make particular points let me know. 

 – No slides are needed or wanted – this part of the event works best when kept informal and conversational in style.

– There are always time constraints so we are looking for succinct answers to questions.

Overall this process works very well. It’s a balance between enabling the panellists to say what they are particularly keen to say with creating an environment that ‘brings the event to life’ for everybody. 

The items we will need from you ASAP please

They are listed in priority order:

  1. Your name, job title and organisation name exactly as you wish them to appear on the event’s web page. 
  2. A high quality image of you in Png of Jpg format or similar
  3. Your bio, maximum 200 words
  4. Your Twitter handle (so we can raise awareness of your participation at the event). We’ll try to tweet before, during and after the event.

Let me know if you have any questions. 

Payment to attend the event

The Transparency Task Force desperately (very desperately!) needs to raise funds to operate effectively and sustainably, so please pay the normal attendance price for the event if you can.

However, if that is genuinely beyond your budget please pay however much you can afford up to the standard ticket price; there is no minimum for panellists so you can be the judge of what is appropriate if the standard ticket price is genuinely beyond your budget.

Any questions?

Of course we will be delighted to deal with any queries that you may have, so ask away….and thanks again for wanting to participate at one of our events. 

Further information about the TTF

You can click on the button below to read about the 130+ Transparency Task Force Ambassadors. The list includes world class academics and highly respected thought leaders from right around the world.

Click here to see the TTF Ambassadors

Transparency Task Force Advisory Group

You can click on the button below to read about the Transparency Task Force Advisory Group, which is Chaired by the former Chair of the Financial Conduct Authority’s Financial Services Consumer Panel.

Click here to see the TTF Advisory Group

If you want to read testimonials…

If you haven’t been to one of our events before you can use the link below to read some testimonials:

Click here for Testimonials

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