National Association of Toastmasters Member

Fellow

Having passed the entrance examination to become a member of the NAT more than fifteen years ago, Paul has worked at events with members of the Royal Family, and has helped at many charity dinners with the Duchess of York for Children in Crisis and for the National Society for Epilepsy in Chalfont St. Peter. He co-ordinated Monaco's millennium night celebrations in the presence of HSH Prince Albert and is a popular and respected Toastmaster at weddings, Ladies Festivals and bar mitzvahs. He was surprised and delighted when one of his first jobs was at Brooklands museum with HRH Prince Michael of Kent, several lords and 600 guests in attendance.

In addition to his local work, he has officiated at the launch of a Panamax vessel in Marseille, and has worked in British, French, German, Japanese and Singapore embassies and consulates both here and abroad. He was as happy working in Hong Kong as he was in Florida and Jersey.

His schedule of events continues to involve him with many celebrities and dignitaries in the West End and the City of London as well as locally. His recent work has taken him from local town halls to Park Lane hotels and from school gyms to the House of Commons. This experienced Toastmaster has international experience and officiates at weddings of all faiths

Paul, 51, started his career as a Toastmaster as it let him combine previous hobbies of acting and running a Youth Drama Group and a solo chorister. Married to Liz, a physiotherapist, they live in Great Missenden with their 3 children Harry, George and Anna.