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Welcome to October's newsletter with some more examples of speakers and cabaret that we have to offer. Do call so that we can help with objective advice, working to match your brief and budget www.therightaddress.co.uk |
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Jack Whitehall
The BBC comedy series Backchat with Jack Whitehall and his Dad is due to return for a third series. Following on from the success of his film, The Bad Education Movie last month, Jack continues to be in much demand. He is a great choice as a comedy host or cabaret performer for conferences and events, "Jack was fantastic. He went down so well with the crowd" RBI |
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Martin Bayfield
During this exciting World Cup, Martin Bayfield, continues to bring viewers all the latest rugby news and developments from in and around the venues for ITV. He also recently hosted the ITV4 Rugby World Cup Greatest XV and has become an established member of the BT sport commentary team.
Martin is also an extremely popular and accomplished awards host. He is both an excellent motivational speaker and highly entertaining after dinner speaker with brilliant comic timing. Feedback includes, "Martin was terrific - extremely funny" RMIF
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Tim Reid
Peter Kay’s Car Share was a smash hit for BBC One earlier this year, and co-creator and writer, Tim Reid, is on a mission to help us all be as creative as comedians. Tim has been helping businesses think more creatively for over 20 years and in his talk on innovation he explains why advertising legend, David Ogilvy, wasn’t kidding when he said, “The best ideas come as jokes. Make your thinking as funny as possible.” Clients say: “Tim was very entertaining, passionate and engaging. He was great!” Universal Music.
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Blaire Palmer
Publisher Fox Chapel has announced it is to re-publish “The Hyper-Creative Personality”, Blaire Palmer’s first book, originally released in 2007. Blaire, an Agent Provocateur for CEOs and their leadership teams, has always been fascinated by creativity and how delicate, new-born ideas survive the onslaught of premature critique and the threat of dilution since her time as a BBC Radio 4 Today programme Producer. Since then she’s worked with innovative, and not so innovative, businesses around the world, helping them work out how to adapt, survive and thrive in these fast changing times – the subject of her myth-busting keynotes about the future of leadership. A witty, down-to-earth, honest and direct speaker, Blaire is increasingly in demand by audiences wanting to know how they keep their business, and their people, ahead of the game. “Great speaker – loved the subject” – @BathFilm |
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