Helen Sewell

Helen started her career as a BBC presenter and producer in 1993. She was involved in news and current affairs, chat shows, holiday programmes, business bulletins and science broadcasting, winning a prestigious national award for an international documentary on HIV and AIDS. During more than ten years with the Corporation she also managed a BBC school for radio and television broadcasters, training a wide range of journalists from many countries.

In 2005 Helen took a Master's degree in Voice and Presentation training at Central School of Speech and Drama - part of the University of London. As part of her dissertation Helen worked with a sales team and established that voice training can dramatically increase sales profits - something no-one else has ever shown.

Helen now trains managers and senior executives in presentation, voice and media skills. She shows clients how to speak with impact, to influence an audience and thus to become more successful in business.

Specialist Areas:

• Effective voice use
• Authoritative body language
• Establishing authority
• Successful presentation structure 
• Managing media interviews
• Sounding great
• Effective breathing
  

Experience Includes

• BBC presenter and producer
• Manager and Senior Executive Trainer in presentation, voice and media skills
  

Qualifications:

• Registered physical therapist
• University of London- Central School of Speech and Drama - MA in Voice and Presentation Training

Languages:

• English