Jeremy is an award winning TV and radio broadcaster, well known for his quirky 'and finally' and sports reports for BBC TV and radio.

He devised the Talking Toolbox system to as part of his campaign to make business conferences less boring. Jeremy coaches speakers and runs a Talking Toolbox Masterclass on how to be more entertaining and engaging when presenting. He also offers a 'Tickle My Keynote' service where he adds funny lines to speeches for high profile speakers.

Jeremy runs workshops on media training, presentation skills and how to attract publicity for your business.

He's an accomplished after-dinner speaker, especially when they want someone funny, but can't afford someone famous.

In 2014 his career peaked when he hosted The Good Funeral Awards.

He's much in demand as an MC at events. He's compered hundreds of business events for the likes of IBM, Samsung and Boots. His background as a sports broadcaster is a perfect fit for awards shows.

On television he's reported on the face of Elvis appearing on a piece of Stilton cheese, the Moscow State Circus husband and wife crossbow act who were getting divorced but still had eighteen months left on their contract and Speedy the tortoise having an artificial leg fitted. Tragically pigeonholed as an end-of-bulletin man, he never gets the lead story.

In October 2015 he was awarded the highest award in UK speaking, the PSAE - Professional Speaking Award of Excellence, only the fifteenth person in history to receive it.

Kids of all ages are more impressed that he's the voice of the global best selling football video game FIFA 16. If your children have this game, you will know this man's voice, perhaps a little too well.

TV sports fans will recognise him as the early face of live football on

Channel 5, back in the days when the picture was a bit fuzzy. When the signal improved he was replaced by someone better looking.

Jeremy's career highlights include being punched by legendary

Nottingham Forest manager Brian Clough during an interview and being ambushed live on air by an armed man claiming to be Jesus.

He's written a couple of books, one of which was good. His third book about public speaking will be published when his speaking work dries up.

He enjoys sea salted caramels made by chocolatier Bianca Marton. In fact he likes them so much that in 2014 he did a Dragon's Den style investment and now co-owns Bianca Marton Chocolates. Jem likes to think that his friends refer to him as Willy Wonka, but he may have misheard.

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