Ovations After Dinner Speakers are remarkable individuals, carefully selected for their dynamic, entertaining personalities. Whether its for their personal life stories, their ability to motivate and inspire, or their comedic talents, these speakers know how to keep guests entertained, enlightened and enthralled. Perfect for those hosting large business, government, institutional, academic or fundraising dinner events. Treat your dinner guests to an epic night.
One of the UK's most prolific public intellectuals and commentators on politics and ethics, Anthony Grayling has written and edited over twenty books on philosophy and other subjects. Among his most recent are The Good Book, Ideas That Matter, Liberty in the Age of Terror and To Set Prometheus Free. Anthony is Founder and Master of the New College of the Humanities, a private for-profit undergrad ...
Adam Elliot is not only an Academy Award (TM) winning Animator, but also one of Australia's funniest, unique and most refreshing corporate speakers and entertainers. Adam has given his inspiring and motivating presentations to hundreds of groups all over the world. From the giants at Google and Apple to a bunch of hairdressers in Borneo, his anecdotes are timeless and extremely popular with a dive ...
Adam Ferrier is Australia's leading consumer psychologist and Chief Strategy Officer at the leading advertising agency, CumminsRoss. Highly engaging, Adam has the unique gift of being able to communicate complex issues in an entertaining, clear and enlightening way. That's why he is consistently regarded as one of the best and most interesting keynote speakers in the advertising, marketing and med ...
Adam Liaw, an Australian lawyer and the 2010 winner of the second series of MasterChef Australia, defeating student Callum Hann in the final. Liaw was a young prodigy, completing year 11 at just 14 years old, enrolling in university at 16 and becoming a lawyer at 21; but there seemed little doubt that Liaw's world would eventually centre around cooking. "I first remember cooking when I was eight ...
Adam Salzer, Director/Greater China at PricewaterhouseCoopers, is an economist by education and practice, with 20 years experience in high level strategic and management consultancy throughout Asia Pacific. Mr. Salzer has extensive experience in Greater China and was responsible for establishing the first HR joint venture consulting group between a Western HR company and a Chinese government minis ...
Adam Spencer has hosted award-winning breakfast radio shows in Australia’s toughest markets and live current affairs TV. He has won improvised theatre competitions and once interviewed John Travolta in front of 75,000 people.
Leadership is just like Music. When all the elements align, amazing things happen! In today's warp speed world there is accelerating demand for fast, exceptional results and the only way for businesses to achieve this is through expertly empowered staff. The challenge is that many leaders aren't congruent in their message, which leads to confused perceptions, amateur actions and rotten results. A ...
The son of Stan Jones, a famous hard living Australian racing star from the immediate post-war era, Alan was fired with a passion for motor racing from an early age. When a lucky break provided Alan with the chance of a drive in the Shadow team, he underlined his ability by scoring a fine victory in the 1977 Australian Grand Prix. In 1985 he received a tempting financial offer to re-emerge with ...
Alexander Downer has earned respect all around the world as a man committed to making the world a better place and has enhanced Australia's position in the global fraternity. His energy and passion is unsurpassed. He does not shirk the tough issues yet is driven by compassion when leading the World's response to events that have catastrophic effects on ordinary people.
Professor Allan Fels is an Australian economist, lawyer and public servant. He was most widely known in his role as chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) from its inception in 1995 until 30 June 2003. Upon his retirement from the ACCC he became foundation Dean of the Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG), a position which he continues to hold. He i ...
