Max Walsh

$5,000-$10,000
Australia - NSW
MORE SPEAKERS LIKE THIS

Specialty Areas

Max Walsh is one of Australia's top economic and political commentators. Max Walsh's career has encompassed positions with two of Australia's largest publishing companies and three television networks.

He was editor and managing editor of The Australian Financial Review and Editor-at-Large of The Bulletin magazine. He helped establish Channel Nine's Sunday program and he co-hosted the Carleton-Walsh Report for the ABC before moving to Channel 10 as the anchor of The Walsh Report.

From 1983 to 1998 Walsh was a highly respected economic and political correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.  He is author of the book, "Poor Little Rich Country - A political History of the 1970's".

Testimonials

We have nothing but praise for the way you conducted the two Teletiquette seminars
- Manager Finance ' Administration, Touche Ross & Co

I would unhesitatingly recommend the course conducted by Mr Walsh
- Principal Member, Social Security Appeals Tribunal

We feel that follow up training by you would be beneficial to all new staff and will be calling on you as required.
- Divisional Secretary, Hooker Projects

All participants have since demonstrated new skills which previously were non existent.
- Training Co-Ordinator Southern Region, The Sydney Water Board

I really enjoyed the way the lecture was presented
- Meadowbank TAFE

Terrific presenter - great communicator.
- Radio 2EA

Thank you Teletiquette. Well Done
- The Sydney Water Board

Enjoyed it tremendously.
- Fujitsu Australia Limited

A privilege to attend this course.
- Australian Pharmaceutical Industries

Fascinating and enjoyable - a good learning experience.
- Employers Federation of NSW

Max Walsh speaker

Speaker Video

ENQUIRE NOW

Other speakers you might like:

Tristan MacManus

Co-Host of Network Ten's Studio Ten, Irish born Tristan MacManus has featured in five seasons of the American Dancing With The Stars, where two of his celebrity partners included Gladys Knight and Pamela Anderson and the UK’s Strictly Come Dancing for two seasons.

Sarah Harris

As Co-Host of Network Ten's Studio Ten, it takes a special mix of sass and smarts to wrangle co-hosts, media heavyweights and celebrity guests in front of a live audience every day but Sarah has both in spades.

Peter Van Onselen

Peter van Onselen is Network Ten’s political editor and a contributing editor for The Australian. He is also a professor of public policy and politics at the University of Western Australia. Peter hosts The Sunday Project on 10, appears as a panellist on ABC Insiders and writes a weekly column for Perth’s Sunday Times. He has won Walkley and Logie awards for his broadcast journalism on Sky News where he worked for nearly ten years, and a News Award for his feature and opinion writing in the Australia. Dr van Onselen is the author or editor of six books, including a biography of former Prime Minister John Howard, rated by the Wall Street Journal as the best biography of 2007. He has a PhD in political science and a masters of policy studies and a masters of commerce.

Bill Birtles

Bill Birtles was the ABC's China correspondent in Beijing from 2015 to 2020, his posting coming to a sudden end when he was rushed out of the country by Australian diplomats in an unprecedented diplomatic standoff. Reporting from both major cities and remote provinces throughout the mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan, he covered an era-defining period of change, upheaval and diplomatic tension as China asserted itself on the world stage.

Geoff Raby

Australia's former ambassador to China provides insights into Australia's future position in global affairs.

Speaker Categories

Back to Top