Many of Nick’s in-person public (open-registration) workshops are hosted by an educational institution or consultancy that’s based in the city in which the public workshop takes place. The host organization benefits by increasing its profile and goodwill among its clients, prospects, employees (current or prospective), partners and the local data visualization community.

Workshop hosts set ticket prices and retain any profit that remains after the workshop expenses (see below) and Nick’s training fee and travel costs have been paid.

There are four workshop content/duration options:

• Four days, consisting of Nick’s Practical Charts (two days) and Practical Dashboards (two days) courses. Participants normally have the option to take one or both courses.

• Two days, consisting of Nick’s Practical Charts course

• Two days, consisting of Nick’s Practical Dashboards course

• One day, consisting of the first part of Nick’s Practical Charts course and a recommendation that participants read Nick’s Practical Charts and More Practical Charts books to learn the content that would normally be covered on the second day of the Practical Charts course.

As the workshop host, you’d be responsible for the following:

• Finding and renting a suitable training venue (large conference room, small theatre, etc.) and renting a projector and sound system, if required

• Arranging catering (coffee/snacks, lunch)

• Marketing the workshop locally (Nick will also promote the workshop to his email list and social media followers)

• Setting ticket prices, taking registrations and collecting registration fees (Nick can assist with setting up an Eventbrite page to sell tickets online)

• Recruiting at least 12 participants (to a max of 100)

• Paying Nick's training fee and travel expenses

Sound interesting? Contact us to discuss.