Speakers
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Tim Topham - Keynote
Tim Topham is an internationally-renowned music educator, piano teacher, writer, podcaster and presenter. Tim's passion is helping teachers maximise student engagement through creativity, technology and innovation whilst building sustainable, thriving studios.
The Six Cores of Music Teaching and Studio Business Success: Discover Where to Focus Your Time and Energy for Maximum Impact.
Are you an independent music teacher seeking to streamline your studio operations and enhance your teaching effectiveness? Join us for our impactful workshop, "The 6 Cores of Music Teaching and Studio Business Success," where we'll explore six fundamental areas that drive studio excellence. Drawing from extensive experience and proven strategies, this session will help you identify your strengths and areas for growth, enabling you to focus your efforts for maximum impact. We'll talk about the importance of vision, your "3 visions" and explore how they can affect all areas of your teaching and business. You'll even get time to dream! Whether you're just starting or have years of experience, this workshop offers valuable insights to elevate your teaching and business practices. Come prepared to engage, reflect, and take actionable steps toward your studio's success.
Marie Lee - Founder and Executive Producer
Owner of Musicality Schools in Las Vegas, Nevada. Marie uses group piano classes to motivate and inspire musicians so they can enjoy a lifetime of creative and beautiful music making. Author of The Group Teaching Blueprint. Nevada Music Teachers Association past-president.
The Many Faces of Group Piano Teaching: How it Could Look for You
Leila Viss - Producer and Web Design
Leila Viss generates imaginative resources for her piano studio and website. She holds Composiums that coach pianists in composition and arranging. Viss is known for engaging presentations and is Colorado's 2024 MTNA Foundation Fellow.
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