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The document is an information packet for the American College of Toxicology's 40th Annual Meeting, held from November 17-20, 2019. It includes guidelines and policies for chairpersons and speakers, reimbursement procedures, registration details, travel arrangements, and publication opportunities in the International Journal of Toxicology. The packet outlines timelines for submissions and responsibilities for organizing continuing education courses, as well as support levels available for sponsors.

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Begin by reviewing the 'Forms and Policy Overview' section. This will provide you with essential information about the required forms and guidelines.
Fill out the 'ACT Licensing and Agreement Form for Speakers.' Ensure that all necessary permissions are obtained, and your presentation materials comply with copyright regulations.
Complete the 'Expense Reimbursement Form' if applicable. Be sure to include all relevant receipts and adhere to the reimbursement guidelines outlined in the packet.
Utilize the 'Registration for Speakers and Chairs' section to confirm your registration status. If you need to extend your registration, follow the provided instructions.
Review the 'Guidelines for Organizing and Presenting a Continuing Education Course' to ensure you meet all deadlines and requirements for your presentation.

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The Standard Introduction Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome [Speakers Name]. [Speakers Name] is a [brief description of their professional background]. Today, they will be sharing their insights on [topic of their presentation]. Please join me in welcoming [Speakers Name].

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A good introduction needs to get the audiences attention, state the topic, make the topic relatable, establish credibility, and preview the main points. Introductions should be the last part of the speech written, as they set expectations and need to match the content.

What information should you have when introducing a speaker?

Give the speaker credibility by sharing his or her professional background, education, and experience. Convince the audience that this speaker is highly qualified and provide specific citations to build the speakers expertise. Relate the importance and relevance of the topic to audience needs.

What do you say when introducing a speaker?

1. Start with a Greeting Welcome the audience and express gratitude for their presence. 2. Introduce Yourself Briefly mention who you are and your connection to the speaker or the event. 3. Provide Context Explain the purpose of the event and why the speaker is there. 4. Highlight the Speakers Credentials