“It’s a notoriously difficult task to facilitate conferences and you were able to do so in a very professional yet familiar and enjoyable way…70% of our delegates awarded you 4 out of 4!”

“Every member of the team enjoyed working with you and we all look forward to the opportunity of doing so again.”
Ash Latif, BAE SYSTEMS.

“Thanks for your terrific contribution to what was yet again a TOP series of ‘It’ll Never Work?’ We actually got the biggest audience yet, over 4 million.”
Roy Milani, Executive Producer BBC Television.

“Feedback from guests at the event shows that without a doubt she has added great value to the BSC awards, making the evening both more meaningful and enjoyable. I look forward to working with Angela again in the future.”
Anna Duckworth, British Computer Society.

“Well, that was a most successful event yesterday due entirely to your first class presentation…”
Ron Kirby, Chairman, Institute of Public Relations.

“You were an inspired choice as our guest speaker.”
Dr Alan Mawson, Chairman, Salter’s Chemistry Club.

“I am delighted you will be able to present the Ocean Challenge… and everyone involved with previous years have continually sung your praises…”
Lieutenant JF Strutt, Royal Navy.

3M – Interviews for corporate news audio tapes, 2002.
Airplay Ltd. – Corporate videos for Clarks and Roche Pharmaceuticals, 2000.
AMP – Interviews for corporate news audio tape “Salestalk”, 2002.
Anglia TV - Presenting 10 programme ecology series "Fragile Planet" for Channel 5, 1998.
BA (British Association for the Advancement of Science) - Host for the opening ceremony of National Science Week at Imperial College, 1997, 1998, 1999 and the BA Festival 1997.
BAE SYSTEMS - Training for over 500 engineers, plus presenting events such as the Royal International Air Tattoo, the BAE Graduate Conference '99 and a lecture with Johnny Ball at Tomorrow's World Live '99, "Flights of Fact, not Fancy".  1998 – 2001.
BBC Education - On-line interactive Key Stage 3 Geography pilot, 2000.
BBC Haymarket Productions - BBC's Big Bash at the NEC '94,'95, '97, '98.
BBC Knowledge – presenting "Science Fix", 24 programmes, 1999.
BBC 2 – presenting "The Physical World", 2000.
BBC Radio 4 - "The Network", 1993 - 1998; Radio 4 "Ground Control", 1999; Radio 4 “The Invention of Baby” 1998;
BBC Radio 5 Live "The Acid Test" 1998; "Eternal Youth", 1998.
BBC 1 - Presenting BBC1's "It'll Never Work?" 1993 - 1998 (viewing figures around 4 million.  Won a BAFTA, two Royal Television Society awards, two Prix Jeunesse plus other awards worldwide).
BBC Television Training - various training programmes, 1995 – 2002.
BBC Worldwide - content for the "Children's TV Annual 2000".
BBC World Service – Presenting “Soundbyte”, 2000.
BFPO (British Forces Post Office) – “eBluey” video, 2002.
British Computer Society - Annual BCS awards ceremony 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003.
British Gas - The 1992/3 Faraday Lecture, "Seventh Sense" (18 venues around the UK & Ireland).
BT - Tomorrow's World Live exhibition 1998, 1999.
Channel 5 Television – presenting 10 programme ecology series for "WideWorld" 1998.
Cisco Systems – presenting Internet Enabled house at World Matchplay 2001, Intranet voice-over 2002.
Clarks Shoes – presenting corporate training videos, 2000.
Conoco (Jet Stations) – presenting corporate video, 1997.
Cotswold Water Park – presenting corporate video, 1996.
Courts (UK) Ltd – presenting corporate training video, 2001.
Coventry University – presenting corporate video, 1997.
Cranfield Management Centre – voice-over for “The Cranfield Experience” video & DVD, 2005.
CREST – presenting GetSet event at Imperial College, 1999.
The Department for Transport – presenting the THINK! road safety campaign conference, 2005.
Education & Youth – hosting National Skills Festival studio event at the NEC, 2000.
Eiger Systems – Hosting BACS conference, 2004, CD-ROM voice-overs, 1999, 2000, 2003.  Presentation skills training 2003.
EMTA – Hosting "Insight" event at The Science Museum, 1998.
Ericsson – Presentation Skills training, 1998, Six corporate videos, 2000.
FoodWhys – presenting “The Mid-Life Food Kit” DVD, 2005.
Foresight (PR) – Personal appearances and hosting events such as judging competitions linked to Disney films such as "Flubber" and "Inspector Gadget", 1997, 1999.
Frameworks – Conferences for the Home Office and Department for Transport, 2005.
The Home Office – Hosting conference with Nicholas Witchell, 2005.
Homebase – presenting corporate training video, 1996.
IEE – presenting various events including "Today's Engineers", 2000-2003.
Interphiz Ltd – Hosting Children's Science Day at The Science Museum, 1999, The Home Office conference, 2005.
Invincible Films - Presenting "Science Fix" for BBC Knowledge, 1999.
KFC – Hosting annual conference, Cyprus 1998.
LACAR – compere for “Nothing is impossible” conference, Cancun, Mexico, 2005.
Lion Television - appearance on "Backstage" programme, 2000.
Lloyd's Register - compere for event at Buckingham Palace, 1999.
MENSA - Columnist for Science and Technology page in MENSA Magazine, 1997 – 1999, 2003.
Nortel Networks - Various events and training including "The Delights of Science", 1999, 2000, 2001.
Orange - Providing voice-over for daily news service, 2000 - 2001.
Performance Media – Maths National Curriculum DVD’s, 2003, 2004, 2005.  FoodWhys multimedia nutritional advice packs (DVD & CD-ROM), 2005
Roche (Sanatogen) – presenting corporate videos, 2000.
Royal Navy – hosting/ presenting around twenty events, including The Royal Tournament 1998, The Royal Navy Illustrious Challenge 1999, Ocean Challenge 2000, Invincible Challenge 2001, Ark Royal Challenge 2002, HMS Albion Challenge 2003, 2004.
Salters – Hosting Festival of Chemistry 1998.
School Support Centre – presenting Maths National Curriculum DVD’s, 2003, 2004, 2005.
Sound Business  - Interviews for various corporate audio news tapes, 2002.
Triton – presenting corporate training video, 1996.
Understanding Industry – Compere for event at The Skills Show, NEC, 2000
Urban Tonic – voice-over for radio advert, 2005.
World Leadership Forum – Presenter for the SET Awards, Guildhall, 2002, 2003, Presenter for Business Journalist of the Year 2003 and Aerospace Journalist of the Year 2003.
Young Engineers – hosting over 100 events including award ceremonies, live public events, competition judging, presentation skills training and presenting the Young Engineers National Club Celebration 2000 at the Millennium Dome and 2001 at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich.  1996 - 2004.