Jeremy Todd – Presentation and Personal Impact

Presentation and Personal Impact

After many years as a successful actor, Jeremy first became involved with the corporate world seven years ago when asked to write the Microsoft Christmas Pantomime. Jeremy recognised the opportunity to work in this growing area of corporate entertainment and corporate training, and saw it as the perfect partner to his acting career.

The corporate world and acting world have provided Jeremy with a huge variety of jobs, not all of them demanding the use of his classical theatre training. From Oberon to that celebrity chicken, Jeremy has stretched the boundaries of performance theatre.

More traditional theatre work has taken Jeremy to many countries including the US, South Africa and Israel, plus The Mousetrap and The Birthday Party in London's West End.

With his friendly and engaging manner, he also has an additional career 'warming up' audiences for film premiers among other events, and for another unusual string to his hefty bow, is a 'secret networker', sent to events to infiltrate and see how well he's treated.

A key feature of Jeremys success has been his use of role play in all its various forms. Whether it be case study based role-plays used in assessment centres or forum theatre and bespoke role-play, companies as diverse as KPMG, the NHS, Carillion, HM Revenue and Custom, MOD or GEC, have all benefited from his facilitation and role playing skills.

Working in the business environment has given Jeremy the opportunity to share his considerable acting and presenting experience with those looking to improve their change management, presentation skills, networking, and communication skills.

Jeremy has worked with Cambridgeshire Constabulary, Fortis Investments, ISS Facility Services, London Casinos, Booz Allen Hamilton, ING, Tellabs and Coral Bingo.

Impact Factory provides the perfect vehicle to combine his eclectic background and his passion for people and new experiences.

Married to Nicola, whom he met on The Mousetrap, they have two children, Alex and Harry.

Presentation and Personal Impact

 

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