Tom Maddocks Consulting, London

More than just media training

  • Coaching for forthcoming interviews.
  • Sharpening up the corporate message.
  • Improving on-camera TV skills.
  • Preparing for 'direct to camera' videos.

Tom now works to improve the communications skills of senior spokespeople at many leading companies in the UK and elsewhere in Europe, both in small groups and one-to-one. His clients range from government departments, banking and financial institutions, media and technology firms, to small charitable organisations.

With Tom at your side you'll learn how to sharpen up your corporate messaging in print, radio, and TV and develop the skills to handle yourself in a public-relations crisis. Tom also provides tailored coaching on both delivery and content to help you prepare for a forthcoming presentation, whether to an individual client or large audience.

Work with Tom wherever you are in the world

Tom is now offering intensive, top-level media training remotely via Zoom, covering media/presentation skills one-on-one or for small groups. Timings to suit you, whatever your timezone. Ideal for anyone who has to deal with the English-language international media or business media, or needs a refresher. Visit mediatrainingonline.com for details.

The M-Factor

Tom is the author of , which is available in paperback from the book website.

The M-factor: Media confidence for business leaders and managers

If you want to understand how to get the media on-side, in good times or bad, this book is a good place to start.

Sir Stuart Rose, former chairman and chief executive, Marks & Spencer plc
Tom Maddocks, Author of The M-factor

Tom Maddocks is a master of his art and this fabulous little book is full of great advice and life saving do's and don'ts. The M-Factor is essential reading for those at the beginning of their management career, equally it will prove an invaluable refresher for experienced business managers who need to pep up their media skills.

Fiona Harris, Managing Director Quill PR

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