Safety 2024 Speaker Page

Speaker Acceptance: Submit by Feb 8, 2024

Please complete our acceptance form to acknowledge your agreement to present at Safety 2024.

To complete this form, you will need:

• Session number
• Session title
• Day, date and time of session

Short Bio and Headshot

To complete this form, you will need:

• Session number
• Session title
• Short bio: 50 words or less, written in the third person
• High-quality, full color JPG file no larger than 2 MB (no black and white). When naming your file, include your session number, last name and first name (Example: 301DoeJohn.jpg).

Bio and Headshot Form

Conference Registration

All Safety 2024 speakers receive complimentary registration to the conference.

• Because all in-person conference registrants must acknowledge their acceptance of our safety and health protocols for the event, you will need to register for the event. We will e-mail you a promo code to receive complimentary registration. By accepting our offer of complimentary registration, you acknowledge that you agree to meet the following requirements:
  • Information on conference policies, terms and conditions, including any on-site safety and health practices, will be posted on the conference website and shared with all attendees once available. By attending, you voluntarily accept all risks related to exposure to communicable diseases; agree to follow any safety and health practices required by ASSP; and agree to not hold ASSP or its representatives liable for any illness or injury
  • You are responsible for the costs of your travel, lodging and meals

Safety 2024 Concurrent Session Presentation Template

We ask that all speakers use the ASSP PowerPoint  template.

Share Learning Resources

ASSP requires speakers to upload a PDF of their presentation slides along with any additional session-specific supporting documents that would serve as valuable learning resources for conference attendees. ASSP does not permit any material that constitutes advertising.

Promote Your Session

As a speaker, you will help occupational safety and health professionals explore new ideas and provide practical information they can use now and in the future.

To help you promote your session across your professional network, we have provided some easy-to-implement ideas.

Presentation Tips

These articles from Professional Safety offer practical tips for improving your presentations:

• “Storytelling in Safety Training” by Morgan Bliss and Jeff Dalto
• “No More Bullet Points – Research-Based Tips for Better Presentations” by Mitch Ricketts

Conference Speaker Contacts