For UK corporate events · by introduction only
Working broadcast journalists, local and national, currently on air and on no public list. You bring the brief, we make the introduction.
The discretion
Private roster
The names with live audience trust aren't in any catalogue. They're still working.
We don't publish our roster.
We don't list talent in public directories.
We don't work with retired broadcasters or the after-dinner circuit.
We don't hand you a catalogue of the names everyone's already booked.
How the introduction works
The event, the audience, and the kind of name you're after. Five minutes, one short form.
We find the right working journalist for the room, make the approach, and handle the clearance. You get one name, confirmed, with a note on why they fit.
A face your audience already trusts, without chasing agents or trawling a catalogue. We stay on it through to the day.
Why there's no list
The names your audience trusts most are the journalists on air right now, trusted precisely because they haven't left. That trust doesn't survive being posted in a public directory next to the after-dinner circuit, and it shouldn't have to.
So you don't shop in the open, and neither do they. You bring the brief, we make the introduction: the finding, the approach, the clearance. And if you could reach them yourself, they'd already be on your stage.
Request an introduction
Tell us about the event and the kind of name you're after. We'll come back with one name, confirmed, and why they fit the room.
Your enquiry stays between us.
No name is shared, on either side, before you ask.
Fee in writing. No fee until your booking is confirmed.
We'll be in touch shortly with one name, confirmed, and why they fit the room. Nothing is committed until you say so.