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Choosing from hundreds of celebrities, sports personalities, comedians and business gurus to present awards or host your award ceremony can be an arduous task. Let Speakers Corner put the fun back into the process. We'll help you find the right right person for the event. Call us on +44 (0)20 8365 3200 or email conferencepresenters@speakerscorner.co.uk
One of the most flamboyant chefs in the UK, Aldo is patron of the Zilli restaurant chain and TV personality ideal for any cookery inspired event
Former presenter of Popworld and stand up comedian, Alex Zane is a fantastic awards host and presenter
Magician, trickster and comedian, Paul is one of the most sought after comedians and awards presenters for corporate events
Ventriloquist Paul has had a meteoric showbusiness rise since the Big, Big, Talent Show win. Paul, together with his puppet Sam, is a sure success on the corporate scene
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One of the most original and distinctive comedians in the UK today. Jimmy is regularly seen on numerous television shows
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"Nick listened to what we were trying to achieve with our event and took into consideration our budget and recommended Jim - excellent recommendation."Groupama
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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
