The Industrial Revolution Part Two
Nigel M Thompson SpeakerNet Sponsor
- Regions:
- Bristol, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Warwickshire, Hereford
- Notice Period:
- Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
- Type:
- Probus
- Fee:
- Paid: £ 40 plus £0.15 per mile travel expenses. I live at GL19 and work within a 100 mile radius3PR
- Category:
- History
- Updated:
- 20th July 2021
- Tagged:
Deals with the expansion of the I.R., worldwide, particularly as it established itself in the U.S.A. The subject covers progress in the production of Textiles, Electricity Motor cars, Aeroplanes,plus Communication and Transportation.
Views: 1584 | Enquiries: 1About Nigel M Thompson
I have been giving talks to Probus clubs, U3A etc, for more than 6 years. I have been awarded a Speaker Rosette by the Probus Speaker Register of Gloucs. which means that at least three clubs have spoken positively about my presentations.
I spent the majority of my working life in Sales and Marketing and was a director of a £30mn engineering company in Cheltenham, close to my current residence. I spent much of the last few years until I retired presenting to large groups of Architects and Consulting Engineers, worldwide. (Fosters, Ove Arup etc). I taught myself how to create presentations in Powerpoint during this period.
Since I retired in 2010, I have created 16, 60 minute powerpoint presentations. I am enjoying expanding my audience through Speakernet.
I always try to mix humour into my talks, wherever relevant
I charge £ 45 for a talk plus £0.15 per mile for expenses, and am willing to travel up to 40 miles from GL19 . All of my fees, less expenses go to various charities
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