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Our members, both advisers and students, hear a variety of speakers over the years. Below are the reviews of these speakers!

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Bob Tryanski

Submitted by kjp on Sun, 06/08/2008 - 13:57.

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Overall Rating: 
9

Bob Tryanski has spoken at numerous MASC/MAHS conferences over the years - to our advisers and to our students. Each time he is very well received. His keynotes and his breakout/education sessions always get people thinking a little bit differently. He challenges his audiences to make waves and create opportunities for others. Bob comes highly recommended by the association!

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School Name: 
MASC/MAHS
Speaker focused on these topics:: 
high-level leadership, creative ideas, idea generating, creating opportunities

Ryan Porter

Submitted by daavidw on Wed, 03/28/2012 - 19:32.

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Overall Rating: 
10

Ryan Porter was the opening speaker at the 2012 MASC/MAHS State Conference. He was incredibly funny, friendly, and sincere. He kept his presentation entertaining with hilarious stories from his life. I am pretty sure Ryan Porter was one of the best speakers I have ever listened to!

After States, I came home and messaged him on facebook, telling him that his presentation was better than most. He replied within a day and said this:

"David, thanks for taking the time to send me a message. I totally appreciate it.

And yes, "had the pleasure of listening to you speak" does sound kind of businessy... In fact, you are cordially invited to cease communicating so formally.

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School Name: 
L'Anse Creuse High School - North
Speaker focused on these topics:: 
Decision making: the key to making your own lunch.

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