8 Out of 10 Cats' team captain Dave Spikey is a former haematologist turned comic with a style that walks a line between the commonplace and the surreal. He is a British Comedy Award-winner and member of the Peter Kay's star-studded 'Phoenix Nights' team on Channel 4. A brilliant stand-up, Dave is available for awards hosting, personal appearances, dinners and cabaret. Click online for a full biog and video showreel.

Perhaps best-known as the resident pianist on C4's Big Breakfast, Harry's technique has been variously described as 'formidable', 'staggeringly virtuosic' and 'phenomenal', however one journalist noted that 'if Harry had espoused the concert platform, we would have undoubtedly had another great pianist, but we would have lost his unique ability to entertain'. Harry formed (and played in) the band for Johnny Vaughan's Saturday night chat show.

Sir Clive Woodward has secured his place in history. His reputation as a world-class leader makes him one of the most sought after public speakers industry-wide.
As the architect of England’s greatest sporting achievement since the 1966 World Cup victory, Clive’s visionary approach to ‘winning’ has captured the imagination of the sporting world.
The philosophies inherent in the development of high performance teams are the result of a cross-pollination of ideas from Clive’s experience of business and sport.

Debra Veal achieved fame by rowing solo across the Atlantic in a 23ft plywood boat. Debra was heralded 'Britain's latest sporting heroine' (The Times) when the media worldwide went crazy for the story of the 5ft 5" young lady who carried on rowing alone when her husband, a 6 ft 5" experienced oarsman, left the boat after developing an uncontrollable fear of the ocean. Debra powerfully illustrates with slides and stunning video footage and leaves her audience in no doubt of their own ability to achieve the extraordinary.

Motoring aficionado Quentin Willson (Top Gear, The Car's The Star) is much sought after for his entertaining and original speeches on the after-dinner circuit. His amusing anecdotes on service and consumer issues never fail to amaze and entertain guests.
With his engaging and humorous, yet informative style of presenting, Quentin remains a first choice host and speaker. For further information visit his official website www.quentinwillson.co.uk

Nadia is currently co-presenting City Hospital, and recently presented mirror, signal and manouvre for the BBC. She has also just completed work on another series of Living In The Sun also for the BBC. Her other presenting credits include Now Your Talking, Family Exchange. Passport To The Sun, Perfect Partner, Loose Women, TV Mail and Soapfever.
Nadia is available for personal appearances, voice-overs and is the ideal host or presenter for award ceremonies.