Rolls-Royce, the Myth and Magic

Nigel Thorley SpeakerNet Sponsor


Region:
Anywhere
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £35 plus expenses (no expenses up to 25 miles from DN9)
Category:
Business
Updated:
21st October 2025

The history of Rolls-Royce, the story of one man's obsession with quality, who was dissatisfied with other vehicles, built his own, which led to world-wide success. The partnership that developed between Henry Royce and the Hon. Charles Rolls, set the scene for what became known as 'The Best Car in the World'. Covering the development of the company, its products (not only cars but also aero engines), a business that helped Britain win the second world war, a name still respected around the world today. A Powerpoint presentation with historic and modern photographs of the products, people and achievements.

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About Nigel Thorley

A retired professional editor, author and photographer with particular interest in motoring topics, collecting and hobbies. I can provide professionally produced talks of any length from 30 minutes to a full evening, with or without visual aids, covering a variety of listed topics, or create unique presentations to suit specific organisations. Most talks are accompanied by professionally produced Powerpoint presentations and I can supply the equipment or can plug in to equipment onsite. I am willing to travel any distance provided a contribution is made to mileage/fuel costs.


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