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Episode 37: Voice, Confidence & Connection- How a Professional Voiceover Uses Networking to Build Real Relationships with Connor Quinn
❇️Grab Faithann's 8 Ways to Make Your Intro Stand Out here.
In this energizing episode of The Networker’s Tour Guide, Faithann welcomes the golden voice behind her podcast intro — Connor Quinn, founder of Connor Quinn Voices LLC. With decades of national voiceover experience and a heart for supporting local businesses, Connor shares how networking isn't just about selling services, but building real relationships that open surprising doors.
Together, they unpack:
Why networking makes “unreachable” pros like voice talent suddenly feel accessible
What most people get wrong (and right!) about their 60-second pitch
How to deliver your message with confidence, clarity, and connection — even if you’re nervous
The power of speaking slower (and how to not rush your name!)
Connor’s journey from Hollywood-level voiceover to building a heart-centered business in Oklahoma
This episode is packed with tangible tips for making the most of your networking time — and a few heartfelt laughs about baked potatoes and branding blunders.
🎧 Whether you’re just starting to network or ready to fine-tune your presence, Connor’s insights will help you be heard — literally and figuratively.
🗣️ Guest:
Connor Quinn
Professional Voiceover Artist | Founder, Connor Quinn Voices LLC
🎙️ Heard nationally on brands like McDonald’s, Sandals Resorts, and more — but he loves helping local businesses amplify their message.
📍 Based in Oklahoma | Serving clients nationwide
🔗 Learn More About Connor Quinn
Find Connor on LinkedIN.
✨ Connect with Faithann:
Host of The Networker’s Tour Guide
Helping small biz pros perfect their pitch and own their confidence
📬 Grab Your Free Networking Resources
💡 Listener Takeaway:
That “60 seconds” you get at a networking event? It’s your stage. Use it wisely. Speak clearly, be confident, and make sure they remember who you are and how you help.
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By Faithann❇️Grab Faithann's 8 Ways to Make Your Intro Stand Out here.
In this energizing episode of The Networker’s Tour Guide, Faithann welcomes the golden voice behind her podcast intro — Connor Quinn, founder of Connor Quinn Voices LLC. With decades of national voiceover experience and a heart for supporting local businesses, Connor shares how networking isn't just about selling services, but building real relationships that open surprising doors.
Together, they unpack:
Why networking makes “unreachable” pros like voice talent suddenly feel accessible
What most people get wrong (and right!) about their 60-second pitch
How to deliver your message with confidence, clarity, and connection — even if you’re nervous
The power of speaking slower (and how to not rush your name!)
Connor’s journey from Hollywood-level voiceover to building a heart-centered business in Oklahoma
This episode is packed with tangible tips for making the most of your networking time — and a few heartfelt laughs about baked potatoes and branding blunders.
🎧 Whether you’re just starting to network or ready to fine-tune your presence, Connor’s insights will help you be heard — literally and figuratively.
🗣️ Guest:
Connor Quinn
Professional Voiceover Artist | Founder, Connor Quinn Voices LLC
🎙️ Heard nationally on brands like McDonald’s, Sandals Resorts, and more — but he loves helping local businesses amplify their message.
📍 Based in Oklahoma | Serving clients nationwide
🔗 Learn More About Connor Quinn
Find Connor on LinkedIN.
✨ Connect with Faithann:
Host of The Networker’s Tour Guide
Helping small biz pros perfect their pitch and own their confidence
📬 Grab Your Free Networking Resources
💡 Listener Takeaway:
That “60 seconds” you get at a networking event? It’s your stage. Use it wisely. Speak clearly, be confident, and make sure they remember who you are and how you help.