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13     March 2019 • NVRA eVoice


            2019 CONVENTION

            TENTATIVE AGENDA







           Saturday, July 27, 2019 – Vendors, Sessions, Business Meeting and Closing Party

            8:00 am - 5:00 pm       VENDOR AREA OPEN – LAST DAY TO VISIT THE VENDORS!

           8:00 am - 9:00 am       COFFEE AND BEIGNETS IN VENDOR AREA

           9:00 – 10:30 am       CONCURRENT SESSIONS:

                                   ETHICS UNMASKED
                                 N. Annette P. Myers, CVR-CM-M, HM

                                 Just like Vegas, what happens in New Orleans stays in New Orleans, right? Don’t be so sure! This fun
                                 and interactive session will take a look at unmasking ethics in our professional and personal lives.

                                    STUDENT/NEW PROFESSIONAL SESSION
                                 Transitioning from a student to a professional or are you a new professional?  Join some professional,
                                 seasoned reporters, CART providers and Captioners as we answer your questions and give you some
                                 tips and tricks to help you be the best professional you can be!  We’ll also have some great prizes!


           11-12:30               CONCURRENT SESSIONS:

                                  TRANSITION FROM STENO TO VOICE:  LAISSEZ LES BON TEMPS ROULER
                                 Tori Pittman, BA, FAPR, RDR, CRI, CVR-CM-M, RCP
                                 Whether you are interested in learning voice to add to your skill set or you are in a physical dilemma of
                                 how to keep working in this great profession, this session will guide your steps down the path of adding
                                 voice writing to your repertoire.  We’ll cover topics such as resources you can tap, educational and
                                 testing opportunities, understanding the theory of voice and how to make the best use of the software
                                 knowledge you already have, and also give tips on how to discuss with your colleagues how voice can
                                 help prolong both your career and add to the strength of the reporting profession.  Upon completion of
                                 the session, attendees will have a good grasp of the next steps needful in making the successful
                                 transformation into becoming a realtime voice writer. (This session will be primarily via PowerPoint and
                                 audience participation)
                                 Tori Pittman, BA, FAPR, RDR, CRI, CVR-CM-M, RCP, is a freelance court reporter based in North Carolina. As both a former
                                 freelance office manager and currently owner of her own small reporting agency, she is continually striving to learn new
                                 methods to develop the best marketing strategy for her area and her desired type of work. Tori is also an avid participant
                                 and supporter of Intersteno.

                                   OPTIONS FOR CART/CAPTIONERS
                                 Margaret Lawson, RCP-M and Matthew Call
                                 Join Margaret and Matthew as they discuss options available for CART and Captioners.  Discussion will
                                 include equipment, software and more!

           12:30-2:00            NVRA ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING AND LUNCH
                                 This is the annual business meeting of the NVRA.  Join us for lunch, a review of the state of your
                                 association.  This is your opportunity to participate in the business of NVRA.
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