Quentin Willson is much in demand as a speaker and presenter and is
a highly regarded after dinner raconteur, motivational trainer and
award ceremony host. Quick, witty, irreverent and informed, his style
is fresh, unscripted, clever and above all funny. Known in the event
industry for his consummate professionalism, he’s carried out
hosting, presenting and speaking work for scores of blue chip companies
around the world in the automotive, banking, insurance, finance, construction,
government and retail sectors.
His list of corporate clients is as diverse as it is impressive and
includes BT, HSBC, Barclays, Zurich Insurance, Ford, Daimler Chrysler,
Volkswagen, DVLA, Highways Agency, Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors,
TK Max, Road Chef, Walkers Crisps, VOSA, Ideal Standard, The RAC,
Mercedes Benz, The DTI, Hewlett Packard, Royal Sun Alliance, BRS,
EMAP Magazines, Schroders, J.Walter Thompson and many more. Enormously
versatile and skilled, Quentin can amuse and entertain after dinner,
interact with small or large client groups, perform question and answer
sessions, MC prestigious award events, train sales teams, host road
shows and speak to audiences of many hundreds of people.
His simple, naturalistic presenting style and writing talent brings
clarity and wit to corporate videos and DVDs to the point where clients
often ask him to ‘Quentinize’ their scripts before filming.
A passionate believer that unless a message is amusing, arresting
and delivered in everyday speech it will always fall on stony ground,
Quentin prides himself on turning corporate sludge-speak into sparkling
conversation.
For further details or to enquire about Quentin’s availability
contact NMP Management.
His simple, naturalistic presenting style and writing talent brings
clarity and wit to corporate videos and DVDs to the point where clients
often ask him to ‘Quentinize’ their scripts before filming.
A passionate believer that unless a message is amusing, arresting
and delivered in everyday speech it will always fall on stony ground,
Quentin prides himself on turning corporate sludge-speak into sparkling
conversation.
