Public speaking and presentation coaching
A clear message. A purposeful structure. More confidence in the room.
For the moment when people are looking to you
Business presentations, conference talks, panels and pitches each ask something different of a speaker. Kevin helps business owners, leaders and managers focus on what the audience needs to understand and what should happen next.
Build the talk around one useful outcome
A presentation is not a list of everything you know. Start with the decision, idea or action you want the audience to take away. Then choose the explanation and examples that support it.
- Identify the central message and remove distracting detail.
- Give the audience a clear opening, progression and ending.
- Work on pace, pauses and the effect of nerves on delivery.
- Consider non-verbal communication alongside the spoken words.
- Prepare for questions without relying on a word-for-word script.
Prepare for your actual audience
A team update needs a different level of explanation from an investor pitch. Include your audience, speaking time and event date when you enquire, and say whether you already have a draft or slides.
Learn from a speaker as well as a coach
Kevin is a TEDx speaker and Level 7 Coach and Mentor. His own talk provides a public example of his speaking work; it is not a guarantee of an individual coaching outcome.
Watch Kevin’s TEDx talk on YouTube (opens in a new tab)
Format, duration and fees
- Delivery
- Ask Kevin to confirm the delivery format and location for your enquiry.
- Duration
- Session or workshop length is agreed before booking. Include your availability and any deadline when you enquire.
- Fees
- Request a quote for the support you need. Share the format, timing and, for teams, group size so the scope and price can be confirmed.
Common questions
Can I enquire before writing my talk?
Yes. Include the audience, purpose and deadline so the enquiry starts with the right context.
Is this relevant to presenting at work?
Yes. Explaining a proposal, leading a meeting and delivering an internal presentation all involve audience understanding.
What if I feel nervous?
Explain how nerves affect you. The aim is to build preparation, communication skills and confidence, rather than promise a completely nerve-free performance.
Talk to Kevin about what you need
Share the conversation you are preparing for, your deadline and the support you are looking for.