Out of Excuses: CFP Season Ready
01 WHERE YOU ARE NOW
This is for you if
✓ You've thought "I could give a talk on this"
✓ You've done the work and have the results
✓ You keep finding a reason to wait
The good slots for early 2027 conferences close in the next two months. Most people never even see them. And the ones who do often find a reason to wait for the next one. There's always a next one. Until there isn't.
02 WHAT CHANGES
Get clear on what to pitch, and ready to actually send it
How review committees actually score submissions, how to pitch so yours stands out, and how to move anyway when the imposter voice says you're not ready.
That feeling doesn't mean you're not ready. It means you care. The goal was never to get rid of it. It's to JFDI anyway.
Save your seat
Wednesday, September 23 at 1:00 PM ET
Save my seatYou'll get a calendar invite right away. Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording.
03 WHAT YOU LEAVE WITH
Leave with your bio written and your first CFP picked
Lexi demos two Claude-powered tools live, using your topic.
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Speaker Bio Builder Interviews you, then writes a bio in your own words, calibrated to whatever you're pitching. |
CFP Finder Searches for active, verified calls for papers matching your topic and your timeline. |
Your instructors
Who you're learning from
Two people who have actually done this — one who built the framework, one who built the tools. You'll leave with both.
Heather Antoinetti
Nearly two decades helping technology and cybersecurity companies simplify complex ideas, accelerate growth, and build lasting authority. She partners with leaders to align authenticity, values, and career objectives - designing reputations that attract opportunities instead of chasing them.
Creator of the VELA framework Influence building program Personal brand strategy
Alexis Bourgoin
She leads Ah-Ha AI, the company's automation and marketing services division, and serves as Business Support Lead at The Cyber Guild. Entirely self-taught in AI and automation, she builds practical tools that strip out repetitive work so people can focus on what actually needs a human.
Her approach comes down to one question:
Would this be better if a human did it?
