Vince Stevenson - Speaker - Trainer - Communicator
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Vince Stevenson's 20 year freelance career has seen him work in some of the largest and most prestigious companies in the country:
North West Gas, Cooperative Insurance Services, Cooperative Wholesale Society, British Gas Headquarters, Bankers Automated Clearing Systems, Transco Headquarters, Barclays, Liffe, Chase Manhattan, JP Morgan, QA-Expertise, Thales ATM, Sun Microsystems, Bank of America, British Army Bicester, NHS Bridgend, British Telecom, Ministry of Justice, BSkyB, Metropolitan Police, Accenture Learning, Oxfam, Breast Cancer Care, Marie Curie Cancer Care, Cancer Research UK
Vince has trained hundreds of students in Solaris Administration, 2.6 - 10, Unix shell scripting, Perl scripting and Java. By using humour, anecdotes and case studies, he has the ability to turn abstract technical material into engaging and accessible learning. He also has a background in quality and change management and his excellent communication skills have been used to convey major structural changes across business sectors.
Vince is a qualified teacher/trainer and over the last five years, his enthusiastic membership of several voluntary organisations has helped to raise the awareness and standards of effective communication in many arenas.
In 2005, his Communications Skills Workshop for vulnerable groups was nominated for an award by the European Social Fund.
Vince was nominated for an individual award in the Directory of Social Change Awards 2009 for his work involving several charities.
Commited to excellence, all senior trainers at the College of Public Speaking are undergoing a programme of attaining the Chartered Institute of Professional Development Certified Trainer Practitioner qualification from September 2009.
If you need help with technical presentations or the role out of a communications strategy across your organisation, why not give Vince a call on 07731-876304 or email him at vince@collegeofpublicspeaking.co.uk
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- The College of Public Speaking donates a percentage of its profits to the Speakers Trust, a charity dedicated
to the development of effective communication throughout all strands of society.

