"The saving grace for the whole week came from Johnny Ball's excellent Think Again" - B Green
Public Speaking is what Johnny does most. He recently completed six working weeks speaking in a different town every single day. He once delivered 40 speeches in two weeks. Recent lectures include, Einstein, Brunel, Nuclear Power and Waste Management, and four lectureson the Queen Mary 2 for Oxford University.
In writing 23 factually based television series involving every aspect of Maths and Science, as well as countless videos, addresses and presentations, Johnny has aquired a huge wealth of background knowledge of the history, theory and modern application of technology. This allows him to accept engagements speaking on a huge variety of subjects to audiences as diverse as the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, Women's Institutes, Waste Management conferences, Primary Schools and the Oxford Union.
Whatever the event you have in mind, Johnny is always more than happy to discuss what he might be able to do to make it a memorable and successful experience, irrespective of audience or subject matter.
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Previous clients include: Argos, BBC Television & Radio, BNFL, BP, British Association for the Advancement of Science, British Gas, British Rail, British Telecom, British Nutrition Foundation, Capita, Carlton Television, Central Electricity Generating Board, Central Office of Information, Central Television, Chess Valley Films, Computer Associates, Conaco Oil, Crayola, DTI, Engineering Employers Association, Granada Television, IBM, ICI Dulux Paints, ICL, IEE, Inland Revenue, International Adhesives, Greater Manchester Museum of Science and Technology, Millennium Dome, National Grid, Newcastle Hospitals, Norweb, Open University, Penguin Books, PowerGen, Thomas Salter Science, The Science Museum, The Royal Society, RSPB, Salvation Army, Southern Scottish Electricity Board, Techniquest Cardiff, Unilever, Wessex Water, Women's Institute, Yorkshire Television. University clients include: John Moores, Bath, Exeter, Loughborough, Norwich, Southampton, Newcastle, Nottingham, Leeds, Bradford, Manchester, Salford, Warwick, Northampton, Cranfield, Cambridge, Kings College, Imperial, UCL, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow (of which he was rector for three years), Herriot Watt, Strathclyde, Dundee, Cardiff, Birmingham, Oxford, Canterbury, Lancaster, Keele, Belfast, Reading, Goldsmiths, and Queens. |