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Awards Presenters & Awards Hosts
Awards Presenters & Awards Hosts
More and more companies and industry associations are realising the value of rewarding key players at award ceremonies. The challenge is to ensure that the awards presenter or awards host will reflect the corporate culture and meet your requirements.
Whether a celebrity, comedian, business guru, TV presenter or professional awards host is required, Speakers Corner will help you choose the most appropriate awards host or presenter for the occasion.
“Thank you so much for suggesting David Gower as our awards presenter. He was extremely charming and a great personality for the event. We were delighted with the performance”.
British Printing Industry Federation (BPIF) Awards, London
For further information on any awards presenter and awards host (whether found on this website or not), please call us on +44 (0)20 8365 3200 or email awardspresenters@speakerscorner.co.uk
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10th March 2010
The 2010 Television and Radio Industries Club (TRIC) Awards, were held yesterday at London's Grosvenor House Hotel. Sir Terry Wogan was awarded the gong for Radio Personality at the awards and Barbara Windsor was presented with the TRIC Lifetime Achievement award. Tess Daly picked up the TV Reality Award for Strictly Come Dancing, Harry Hill won TV personality, and Oz Clarke and James May scooped the award for TV arts/documentary programme for Oz and James Drink to Britain.
9th March 2010
Over 36 million visitors have been on the London Eye as it celebrates its 10 year anniversary today. Originally planned to be a five year attraction, it now plans to go nowhere till at least 2025 and has been much imitated throughout the world
