My quality assurance for event organisers

As an experienced conference speaker and event host, I know the stress you are under when the big day arrives. Will the speakers turn up? Will they run to time? Will the audience like what they hear? Will the audio/visuals work?

Relax: As President of the London Chapter of the Professional Speakers Association, I uphold the highest professional standards, with quality assured and satisfaction guaranteed. My promise to event organisers is simple: My job is to make your job easier.

Every keynote is tailored to your requirements. I thoroughly research your audience, your organisation and your industry sector so that I have the fullest understanding of current issues and know precisely what conference delegates need to hear. I am one of Britain’s leading experts in my specialist subjects but that doesn’t mean my messages are dull. Far from it! I know the importance of entertaining an audience as well as providing thought leadership and motivation.

One last thing: How many times have you staged a first-class professional conference line-up only for it to be let down by an amateurish performance from the chairman or the panel hosts? A successful conference needs a chairman who can bring the best out of speakers and panels, by delivering dynamic introductions, crisp summaries, well-researched questions and a confident stage presence that raises the proceedings to a high level of professionalism that reflects properly the enormous effort the organiser has put in behind the scenes.

My vast experience as a top-level journalist enables me to know the questions that need to be asked. My skill as a professional speaker guarantees you a performance that will make your conference extra-special and one your delegates will remember for all the right reasons.

My speaker introduction

To assist event organisers, I have a standard introduction for my keynote on the secrets of successful business communicating.

[Please help the audience by reading this intro exactly as it is written, If you don’t, the opening of my talk won’t be so effective for them]

We all know that being a success in business is about establishing rapport.

We need rapport with clients so they like us so much they see us as an old friend who they want to do business with.

We also need rapport with our colleagues so they understand what we expect of them and want to achieve it.

Imagine if you could use special words and gestures that enable you to build rapport with everyone you meet.

Our speaker is going to share with us the secrets of rapport and how it is the key to successful communicating.

Please welcome one of Britain’s leading experts on communicating skills…

Chris Roycroft-Davis
 

If you need biographical material for advance publicity, please feel free to use the following:

 Our speaker is one of Britain’s leading communicators. Chris Roycroft-Davis is the former Executive Editor of The Sun, where he wrote a daily column read by 10 million people.

Chris also played a key role in helping Rupert Murdoch launch Sky Television.

He worked for five years with Michael Parkinson on his Radio 2 show, and was one of David Cameron’s speechwriters.

Chris now advises businesses like Asda, Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft on effective communicating, coaches business people on presenting and writing skills, and is the President of the London Chapter of the Professional Speakers Association.