Have you ever made a presentation at work? Have you ever sensed the fear of disappointment and failure? Have you ever felt humiliated in front of your peers?

After dinner speaking is an art and not for the faint-hearted. Indeed Albert Mehrebin in his famous research identified that more than 90% of people would rather die than stand up and make a speech in front of their friends and family. This as he said 'is serious stuff!'

With that startling statistic in mind, what makes any sane person want to do after dinner speaking for fun?

The answer is easy: if you're a master of communication, then standing up in front of a group of strangers is not only a challenge, it's a pleasure.

Vince Stevenson is a lecturer by profession, delivering 5 day technical courses to enthusiastic students. He admits that some of the technical content to the uninitiated can be pretty grey material. That's why he loves after dinner speaking. It's his opportunity to be creative, humorous and inspiring.

Speaking has become a forgotten art, but people like Vince Stevenson not only set the standard, they actively encourage others to develop themselves.

Speaking is his work, his hobby and now virtually his life. It's Vince's pleasure to visit your organisation and to amuse and inspire you.