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The perfect after dinner speaker is an entertainer and an educator and should make your event memorable and a pleasure to attend. They should be erudite, enigmatic and enthralling. In the context of a dinner, a speaker might address wide-ranging themes from current affairs, through to politics, Prime Ministers, Presidents, personal experience, history, and of course … the future. A speaker may be high-profile and known to all ages, or they may be temporarily in the public eye and famous for fifteen minutes. Many of the very best speakers have never or seldom made it to the television screen and are eminently affordable to most budgets. It is definitely safe to say that the centuries-old tradition of after dinner speaking is as alive as it has ever been. Call us to discuss any of these event speakers and many more who can excite an audience and who can attract a bigger audience for your in-person or virtual event.
Orwell Prize-winning journalist, author and long-running columnist for The Times. ... [more]
Lord Andrew Adonis is a politician and former journalist who held several key roles during the Labour party's time in government.... [more]
Bob is a former Defence & Armed Forces Minister. His experience within Whitehall is extensive, he speaks at both day conference and after dinner events with equal knowledge, enthusiasm and wit.... [more]
As Britain's Number 1 female alpine skier, Chemmy Alcott is the golden girl of British winter sports.... [more]
One of Britain's leading adventurers, Benedict Allen, is particularly known for his television programmes - occasionally made with the help of a film crew but more typically without. He paved the way for the current generation of TV adventurers. ... [more]
Barrister turned comedian Clive Anderson made his mark on British television as the moderator and host of 90's improvisational comedy show Whose Line is it Anyway?... [more]
Comedian, actor, broadcaster and brilliantly witty, accomplished and highly experienced awards host.... [more]
Former top England Rugby and the British and Irish Lions player, now co-presenter for BBC 1's Crimewatch.... [more]
Susan Zanny Minton Beddoes is the seventeenth editor and first female Editor-in-Chief of The Economist in its 170 year history. ... [more]
Derek Bell is a British born racing legend and the supreme endurance racing driver. Derek won the Le Mans 24-Hour race 5 times, the Daytona 24 Hour race 3 times and racked-up impressive sports car and endurance race wins.
The twice World Sportsc... [more]
Caspar Berry - poker player speaking on decision-making and risk in the real world.... [more]
An ever-present feature of TV output and a significant figure in the consciousness of the British public for almost 40 years.... [more]
Roger Black MBE was educated at Portsmouth Grammar School and successfully gained a place to read medicine at Southampton University in 1985. By then, however, he had already demonstrated considerable athletic talent and he decided to rescind his pl... [more]
Raymond Blanc opened his first restaurant which, 'Les Quat' Saisons' in Summertown, Oxford. After just one year, the restaurant was named Egon Ronay Restaurant of the Year and a host of other accolades including Michelin Stars and Pestle & Mortar awa... [more]
Global affairs analyst, writer, speaker, and moderator. His new book Digital Crack, on social media addiction will be published in 2019.... [more]
Jennie Bond is one of the most familiar faces on television. The BBC former Royal Correspondent also has a wide breadth of experience on general news, documentaries and factual programmes. This has helped make her a much sought-after facilitator of b... [more]
Frankie Boyle is an infamous Glasweigan comedian, know for his controversial humour and large online persona.... [more]
Kyran Bracken has experienced the highs and lows of first class rugby union and has witnessed first-hand the transition to the professional game. During his time at Bristol Kyran continued to have a successful career in law until the advent of profes... [more]
Gyles Brandreth is an acclaimed author, broadcaster, MP, interviewer and record breaking speaker. He won his first prize for public speaking aged 15. Since then he has spoken all over the world, to audiences ranging from executives of Coca-Cola to a ... [more]
Rory Bremner is the safest pairs of hands on the after dinner circuit. He is the favourite of both corporate clients and the public alike. Britain's sharpest impressionist - a one-man opposition party even.... [more]
Bill Bryson is the bestselling author of The Lost Continent, Mother Tongue, Neither Here Nor There, Made in America, Notes From a Small Island, A Walk in the Woods, Notes From a Big Country, Down Under and, most recently, A Short History of Nearly Ev... [more]
Rhona Cameron is a leading stand-up comedienne, writer and TV host. A popular choice for after dinner entertainment for corporate audiences.... [more]
Jo Caulfield is in demand at all major UK comedy clubs, and has completed three nationwide theatre tours. A fourth tour commences April 2008. Recent international performances include New York, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Berlin, Munich, Hong Kong, Singa... [more]
Adrian Chiles is one of the BBC's most versatile and admired presenters, and is famously football-mad – in particular about West Bromwich Albion. He currently presents the BBC daily magazine programme The ONE Show and is a former presenter of Workin... [more]
Former Minister for Health, Trade & Industry, Chancellor of the Exchequer and Shadow Business Secretary. One of the most experienced figures in British politics. ... [more]
Legendary award-winning BBC documentary maker who has interviewed 9 PM's, written about British political leaders and their image-makers.... [more]
Musician, journalist and Church of English vicar. Richard is the presenter of Saturday Live on BBC Radio 4 and presents BBC One's Big Painting Challenge.... [more]