He has a charming CV having functioned as a writer at Truth,keynote speaker Melbourne, Keynote Speaker Sydney New Idea and added to The Sunday Age, composed assessment pieces publications for the Sydney Morning Herald, ABC Radio National and some more.

He was a radio maker prior to facilitating for quite a long time on Melbourne's 3AK and 3MP piling up a great many live hours on the receiver handling the issues of the day with newsmakers from legislative issues, business, sports and amusement.

In 1999 he established interchanges organization Hootville Communications which handles media, advertising and correspondences.

Hootville produces media inclusion, makes missions, sites and video.

He’s Got Range : Brett's worked in businesses from worldwide generosity to squander water the executives by means of instruction, sports, retail, psychological wellness, work, fiasco the board and essential wellbeing.

He's satisfied his obligations by making that big appearance at many occasions.

Brett de Hoedt- A dynamic Conference Emcee In Melbourne and Keynote Speaker Sydney with smarts and the ability to improvise.

Some things change – fashions, currencies, monarchies – but some things remain.

Brett will emcee his 14th consecutive Disability Employment Australia national conference in 2020.

The conference brings together a sector now valued at close to a billion dollars.“There’s no issue closer to my heart than employment,” says Brett.

“Jobs mean acceptance, status, challenge, integration, acceptance – it’s so much more than just the money.

Working with the sector that finds work for people with disabilities and other barriers to employment is a pure pleasure and it’s always a treat to work with an audience that knows you.

Brett de Hoedt hosts posh networking events, rowdy industry awards, serious national conferences, anxious crisis meetings, and celebratory public events.

Visit : https://www.manonstage.biz/ MORE ABOUT SPEAKER AND EMCEE BRETT DE HOEDTHe’s got an intriguing CV having worked as a journalist at Truth, New Idea and contributed to The Sunday Age, written opinion pieces editorials for the Sydney Morning Herald, ABC Radio National and many more.

He was a radio producer before hosting for years on Melbourne’s 3AK and 3MP racking up thousands of live hours on the microphone tackling the issues of the day with newsmakers from politics, business, sports and entertainment.

He was a television publicist with the Seven Network handling doyen Bruce McAvaney and Seven News as part of his portfolio.In 1999 he founded communications agency Hootville Communications which handles media, marketing and communications.

It also delivers six training workshops.

He’s Got RangeBrett’s worked in industries from global philanthropy to waste water management via education, sports, retail, mental health, employment, disaster management and primary health.

Sydney Keynote Speaker Brett de Hoedt uses wit, savvy, and quirk to bring your event to life.

Warning: he’s a tough act to follow.

Brett de Hoedt hosts posh networking events, rowdy industry awards, serious national conferences, anxious crisis meetings, and celebratory public events.

Brett will emcee his 14th consecutive Disability Employment Australia national conference in 2020.

The conference brings together a sector now valued at close to a billion dollars.

In public speaking, a keynote is a talk that establishes an underlying theme.

 The right emcee makes your audience feel that they are part of something special.Your conference attendees, award nominees and gala dinner diners deserve an emcee who does more than gussy-up and read a script.

Audiences want to sense an understanding of their sector, they want to learn and they want to laugh.

Emcee and public speaker Brett de Hoedt is a former talk radio presenter (3AK, 3MP, The Hardest Word podcast) print journalist (New Idea, contributor Sunday Age) and TV publicist (Seven Network).

He’s introduced and quizzed Prime Ministers, celebrities, children, people with mental illness, ex-offenders,  scientists, addicts, the homeless, Olympians and more.

He delivers an acknowledgement of country like he actually means it (because he does).

Whatever your brief is - he can handle it.

Looking for a speaker?Every public presentation Brett de Hoedt delivers is aimed to provoke, entertain and provide practical advice.

He utilises current real-life experiences and examples.

He constantly involves his audience.

Some of his presentations are more akin to a conversation.Brett is funny – his testimonials testify to that - but he treats his audiences as intelligent adults who wish to be informed and challenged.

As a talkback radio host he interviewed Prime Ministers, business leaders and newsmakers so he can handle a serious brief.Brett de Hoedt - Keynote Speaker In Melbourne And Syndney.

He hosts posh networking events, rowdy industry awards, serious national conferences, anxious crisis meetings and celebratory public events.

He was a radio producer before hosting for years on Melbourne’s 3AK and 3MP racking up thousands of live hours on the microphone tackling the issues of the day with newsmakers from politics, business, sports and entertainment.

He was a television publicist with the Seven Network handling doyen Bruce McAvaney and Seven News as part of his portfolio.In 1999 he founded communications agency Hootville Communications which handles media, marketing and communications.

It also delivers six training workshops.He’s Got RangeBrett’s worked in industries from global philanthropy to waste water management via education, sports, retail, mental health, employment, disaster management and primary health.

He hosts posh networking events, rowdy industry awards, serious national conferences, anxious crisis meetings and celebratory public events.

He’s worked in government, nonprofit and the corporate sector.

He’s introduced, interviewed and glad-handed government ministers, CEOs, Olympians, celebrities and various fancy people.

MORE ABOUT SPEAKER AND EMCEE BRETT DE HOEDTHe’s got an intriguing CV having worked as a journalist at Truth, New Idea and contributed to The Sunday Age, written opinion pieces editorials for the Sydney Morning Herald, ABC Radio National and many more.

He was a radio producer before hosting for years on Melbourne’s 3AK and 3MP racking up thousands of live hours on the microphone tackling the issues of the day with newsmakers from politics, business, sports and entertainment.

He was a television publicist with the Seven Network handling doyen Bruce McAvaney and Seven News as part of his portfolio.In 1999 he founded communications agency Hootville Communications which handles media, marketing and communications.

Hootville generates media coverage, creates campaigns, websites and video.

It also delivers six training workshops.He’s Got RangeBrett’s worked in industries from global philanthropy to waste water management via education, sports, retail, mental health, employment, disaster management and primary health.

He hosts posh networking events, rowdy industry awards, serious national conferences, anxious crisis meetings and celebratory public events.

Keynote speaker Brett de Hoedt uses wit, savvy and quirk to bring your event to life.

Warning: he’s a tough act to follow.Corporate events are enhanced by keynote speakers.

The keynote speaker can take the audience on an emotional and intellectual journey that can lead them to new places, positions, or perspectives.

In public speaking, a keynote is a talk that establishes an underlying theme.

Often, the role of the keynote speaker will also include the role of moderator.

It will also highlight a larger idea, a literary story.

Brett de Hoedt hosts posh networking events, rowdy industry awards, serious national conferences, anxious crisis meetings and celebratory public events.

Visit : https://www.manonstage.biz/Keynotes PresentationsLooking for a speaker?Every public presentation Brett de Hoedt delivers is aimed to provoke, entertain and provide practical advice.

He utilises current real-life experiences and examples.

He constantly involves his audience.

Some of his presentations are more akin to a conversation.Brett is funny — his testimonials testify to that — but he treats his audiences as intelligent adults who wish to be informed and challenged.

As a talkback radio host he interviewed Prime Ministers, business leaders and newsmakers so he can handle a serious brief.He is less predictable than most, never sticks to a script but will respect your schedule.

Some things change - fashions, currencies, monarchies - but some things remain.

Brett will emcee his 14th consecutive Disability Employment Australia national conference in 2020.

The conference brings together a sector now valued at close to a billion dollars.

“There’s no issue closer to my heart than employment,” says Brett.

“Jobs mean acceptance, status, challenge, integration, acceptance - it’s so much more than just the money.

Working with the sector that finds work for people with disabilities and other barriers to employment is a pure pleasure and it’s always a treat to work with an audience that knows you.