Having passed the ESpeakers test today, I’m officially a certified virtual presenter. This reassures clients that I have the equipment, environment and skills to deliver a great remote presentation to their online audience, and means Read more…
On Saturday 9 October, I’m doing 10 minutes to engage the audience at the start of the day, then from 1pm I’m facilitating 30-45 minutes of games you can play online. Should be fun! Schedule
At the start of lockdown, Gareth Malone started an online choir. Over 30,000 people would regularly join in at 5:30 every weekday. I was one of them. The EP we recorded is being released tomorrow, Read more…
I’m running a training session at the UK Copywriting Conference 2020 to help freelance copywriters run a more successful business. Originally planned for London, the event has moved online, and I’m told tickets are selling Read more…
Tomorrow, I’m hosting the Mikado networking session for the Executives Association of Great Britain. The event would usually be held at Simpsons on the Strand, but will be on Zoom instead. Obviously, I’ve planned some Read more…
I’m hosting the informal PSA coffee and conversation meeting tomorrow morning – we’ll be catching up with our speaker colleagues and playing some of my favourite getting-to-know-you games on Zoom.
As part of my ongoing personal development, I have recently completed the professional neuroscience course with Dr Lynda Shaw. Here’s my certificate to prove it. It’s been fascinating to update my Open University psychology degree Read more…
I’ve recently been asked to co-host Zoom meetings so the hosts can concentrate on delivering their content (for example: admitting people from the waiting room, spotlighting presenters, and taking screenshots). I’ve co-hosted up to 700 Read more…
I don’t usually write poetry, but I woke one morning with this almost fully completed poem in my head. It’s now been performed by Jen Allum of the Miller Theatre Company in Caterham as part Read more…
