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PETER BERNER
Peter Berner is without doubt one of Australia's most popular and respected media entertainers, stand-up comics and corporate performers.
2008 saw Peter emerge to Host his own program on Triple M Network, "The Peter Berner Experiment", Triple M have shown extraordinary faith in Peter's unique talent as this is a "solo" show – very rare in the world of FM Radio. So far it's proven to be a ratings winner and has continued into 2009.
The corporate speaking circuit has always kept Peter very busy, he is one of the most recommended and in demand Event MC's, Conference Facilitators and Corporate Comedians in Australia today - with hundreds of engagements under his belt he is a proven star of this field.
Peter's versatility is one of his key attributes in the field of corporate speaking, he is equally at home hosting major events, performing comedy spots, facilitating conferences and debating.
A cross section of the Clients that have utilised his skills is below and while it is not by any means an exhaustive list, it gives a clear example of the vast array of events that Peter has added value to.
These Clients include; Macquarie Bank, NAB, Toyota, Metcash, Australian Housing Industry Association Awards, Westpac, SPAA, Australian Film Industry Awards (AFI's), Prime Minister's Dinner Parliament House, National Press Club Awards, ANZ Budget Dinner (an annual repeat booking), Confectionery Manufacturers of Australasia, Queensland Government "Smart Awards", Starlight Children's Foundation, ADMA Mobile Marketing Awards, Australian Property Institute Awards Night, AWARD Awards (Advertising Agents of Australia Awards Night), James Hardie Group Forum – Australian National Roadshow events and The Smith Family. |
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MIKEY ROBINS
Mikey Robins is one of Australia's best loved, intelligent, hilarious and most in demand entertainers, his career in both radio and TV has led to him becoming one of the most recognisable faces and voices in Australian entertainment history.
"Our guests have given us such superb feedback! Many commenting on how fortunate we were to have secured you and what an inspired choice you were!"
(Cathrin Cassarchis - WA Museum Foundation)
2009 saw Mikey's profile booming again with Good News Week dominating its target demographic on the box throughout the year, and his Vega 95.3 FM Breakfast Show capturing and consistently holding its audience in the cut throat Sydney FM market. Back to his best on both mediums Mikey is again in demand across Australia in the corporate speaking arena.
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PAUL McDERMOTT
Paul McDermott has been at the forefront of the Australian entertainment industry since the Doug Anthony All Stars stormed to national and international success in the late 1980's. Most recently he has fronted the return of the iconic Good News Week program on Network Ten. This exciting new take on a perennial favourite has proven to be a huge hit, grabbing around a million viewers a week and topping the list in younger demographics.
Paul's career so far encompasses writing and presenting national radio programs on Triple J, writing and presenting television programs including "The Big Gig" (ABCTV), "DAAS Kapital" (ABCTV) and "Good News Week" (ABCTV & Ten Network), and in 2007 ABCTV's "Side Show". As well as this he has performed sell out Festival seasons at Melbourne, Adelaide, Montreal and Edinburrgh to both public and critical acclaim.
“Paul McDermott was invited to host a gala dinner to celebrate GlaxoSmithKline's contribution to Comic Relief. Paul's performance on the night was exceptional, he was very well researched on GSK and our people, providing a truly unique and tailored performance that was greatly appreciated. We didn't just get Paul McDermott, we got Paul McDermott doing GSK - we were thrilled.”
(Dr. Lisa Bonadonna - Vice President - GlaxoSmithKline Australia)
Paul has also proved to be a sensational host of major televised events such as the ARIA's and The Great Debates. 2002 has seen Paul successfully host The World Comedy Tour, a standup comedy program featuring leading performers from UK, USA, Canada and Australia that is currently being broadcast on major networks worldwide.
A broad range of corporate clients have utilised Paul's talents in a variety of roles and he has built an hilarious and appropriate set of corporate entertainment options. In addition to his well known musical and general hosting roles Paul has also undertaken with great success corporate debating as both panelist and moderator.
Paul McDermott is without doubt one of the most successful and popular performing artists Australia has ever produced. His undisputed talents as an event host, comedian, debate participant or moderator and musical performer make him a unique and valuable component of any corporate event or function.
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TROY ELLIS
Troy Ellis is the perhaps best known as the third voice of Melbourne's top rating breakfast radio show, Tracy and Matt in the morning on Fox FM. . He's just finished his third year with Tracy and Matt, having previously worked drive and afternoons on his own, he's co-hosted mornings with Brigitte Duclos, as well as having co-hosted the hugely popular Pillowtalk radio shows with Dr Feelgood nationally for 4 years from 1995-1999. Troy currently remains presenting on breakfast radio, and anchors Fox FM's brand new breakfast show, Matt, Jo and Benno which commenced on the air in late November 2003. That show is set for big things! These days with his early starts, social life can get a little dull during the week, but that's the price you pay working the prestigious breakfast time-slot. He manages to get out on a Thursday night though hosting Powerball, aired nationally on the Seven Network, and it's consistently one of the week's most watched shows on television. In 2002, Troy joined a new travel show as a presenter on the Seven Network called Discover. Airing Sunday afternoons just before the news, he now takes us to some of the most beautiful parts of Victoria every week. The show has thousands of viewers and its audience has tripled since in first went to air. Troy also has a passion and a long history in hosting events. He's done everything from host intimate Sex and the City parties with Kristin Davis (Charlotte from Ch.9's Sex and the City) at The Prince Hotel in St Kilda, to hosting the in-store appearances for the hottest band or TV star-of-the-moment at major shopping centres, to presenting major national awards nights in front of thousands of people at Rod Laver Arena.
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international
Headliners
Evander Holyfield
Billie Jean King
Greg Louganis
Joe Montana
Martina Navratilova
Arnold Palmer
Muhammad Ali
Tyra Banks
Pat Conroy
Chris Evert
Peggy Fleming
Scott Hamilton
australian
Headliners
Marcus Ambrose
John Bertrand
Dermott Brereton
Nicky Buckley
Robert de Castella
Nicola Charles
Robert DiPierdomenico
Sophie Falkiner
Catherine Freeman
Nick Farr Jones
The Freedman Brothers
Evonne Cawley
Phil Kearns
Craig Parry
Glenn Ridge
Ken Rosewall
Paul Salmon
Rachael Sporn
Margaret Throsby
Andrew Voss
Tim Watson
Sally Williams
Tania Zaetta
BUSINESS / MARKETING
FINANCE
Prue Acton
Stephen Bennett
Hon John Brown
Paul Clitheroe
Brad Cooper
Nic Feteris
David Galbally
Amanda Gore
The Hon. Jeffrey Kennett
Ian Kiernan
David Koch
Bob Mansfield
John McGrath
Cameron McConville
Chris Newton
Allan Pease
Siimon Reynolds
Graham Richardson
Lisa Wilkinson
SPORTS/ MOTIVATIONAL
Ron Barassi
Peter Bland
Charlie Brooks
Greg Chappell
Lisa Curry Kenny
Peter Daicos
Bob Dwyer
Mark Ella
Nick Feteris
Chris Fydler
Buddha Handy
Trevor Hendy
Rebecca Joyce
Damian Keogh
Laurie Lawrence
Craig Lowndes
Iain Murray
John Newcombe
Simon O’Donnell
Brett Ogle
Dean Pullar
Kevin Sheedy
Mark Skaife
Sue Stanley
Peter Sterling
Paul Vautin
Greg Welch
Mike Whitney
MEDIA / CURRENT AFFAIRS
Ernie Sigley
Rex Hunt
Red Symons
Dennis Walter
Wilbur Wilde
Jennifer Adams
Len Evans
Peter Fitzsimons
David Fordham
Anne Fulwood
Ian Leslie
Steve Liebmann
Ian MacRae
Eddie McGuire
Sandy Roberts
Jessica Rowe
Ross Stevenson
Ken Sutcliffe
John Tapp
Tim Webster
LIFESTYLE
Jamie Durie
Mellisa Hetherington
Paul Mercurio
Sami Lucas
Angie Hilton
Prue Acton
Stephen Bennett
Gabriel Gate
Tonia Todman
Suzie Wilks
Des Dowling
Geoff Cox
Brigitte Duclos
Livinia Nixon
Australian
Rules Football
DERMOTT BRERETON (Former AFL Champion, Hawthorn F.C. Director, Channel Seven
Media Personality)
BILL BROWNLESS (Former AFL Star, Media Personality)
ROBERT DIPIERDOMENICO (Former AFL Star, Brownlow Medallist, Media
Personality)
JOHN LONGMIRE (Former North Melbourne Champion and Media Personality)
TIM WATSON (Former AFL Champion, Former St Kilda ‘ The Saints’ Coach,
Media Personality)
PAUL SALMON (Former AFL Champion, TV Presenter & Media
Personality)
DAVID SCHWARZ (Melbourne Football Club & Media
Personality)
KEVIN SHEEDY (Essendon Football Club Coach)
SHANE WOEWODIN (Collingwood Football Club)
JOEL BOWDEN (Richmond Football Club)
BLAKE CARACELLA (Essendon Football Club)
DALE LEWIS (Sydney Swans player and Media Personality)
DANIEL HARFORD (Hawthorn Football Club)
JONATHAN HAY (Hawthorn Football Club)
CHANCE BATEMAN (Hawthorn Football Club)
EZRA BRAY (Geelong Football Club)
JOEL COREY (Geelong Football Club)
DAMIAN CUPIDO (Brisbane Football Club)
LEON DAVIS (Collingwood Football Club)
DARREN GLASS (West Coast Eagles Football Club)
BEN JOHNSON (Collingwood Football Club)
TROY MAKEPEACE (North Melbourne Football Club)
ANDREW MILLS (Richmond Football Club)
EZRA POYAS (Richmond Football Club)
AARON HAMILL (St Kilda Football Club)
NICK RIEWOLDT (St Kilda Football Club)
DANIEL HARRIS (North Melbourne Football Club)
MICHAEL HANDBY (Adelaide Football Club)
ADAM McPHEE (Fremantle Football Club)
DANIEL CROSS (Western Bulldogs Football Club)
NATHAN BUCKLEY (Collingwood Football Club Coach)
MICHAEL VOSS (Brisbane Lions)
SIMON BLACK (Brisbane Lions)
OLYMPIANS
CATHERINE FREEMAN (2000 Olympic Gold Medallist 400mtrs) ROB DE CASTELLA
(Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist & former Head of the Australian
Institute of Sport) PATRICK DWYER (Olympian - 200 and 400 metre runner)
Basketball
RACHAEL SPORN (Australian Opals Team Member, WNBA - Detroit Shock, WNBL MVP
1996 & 1997)
Entertainers
/ Presenters
NICKY BUCKLEY (TV Presenter and Media Personality)
ANGIE HILTON (TV Presenter, Singer)
NICOLA CHARLES (Model, Actress, Former Star of Channel 10’s
Neighbours)
SOPHIE FALKINER (Host of Channel 7’s Wheel of Fortune & Media
Personality)
DAME KIRI TE KANAWA
GLENN RIDGE (Host of Sale of the New Century, TV Presenter)
MARGARET THROSBY (Presenter - ABC Radio Australia)
ANDREW VOSS (Channel Nine Sports Commentator and Media Personality)
SALLY WILLIAMS (Face of ‘BrandPower’, ‘Host of Channel 9’s Building
Your Dream’, Corporate Video Spokesperson)
TANIA ZAETTA (TV Presenter and Actress)
Golf
ROBERT ALLENBY (12 Career victories including 2000 Western Open; 2000
Australian PGA Championship; 1994 Australian Open Championship
STUART APPLEBY (Houston Open 1999; Kemper Open 1998; Honda Classic 1997;
Schweppes Coolum Classic 1998)
GREG CHALMERS (1998 Holden Australian Open Champion; 1997 ANZ Players
Championship)
BOB CHARLES ( British Open Winner 1963 (only New Zealander to do so), 22
Career Victories plus 35 Seniors Tour victories)
RODGER DAVIS (21 Career victories; 1986 Australian Open; 1990 & 91
Australian Order of Merit winner; Top 20 European Tour Career Money
List)
STEVE ELKINGTON (12 Career victories; 1995 US PGA Champion; 1991 & 97 The
PLAYERS Championship; 1992 Australian Open)
SCOTT GARDINER (Consecutive top 10 finishes in Tour events as an amateur;
Eisenhower Cup 2000)
ANNE-MARIE KNIGHT (1997 Top 10 European Tour Order of Merit; Winner 1999
German Open)
FRANK NOBILO (14 Career victories; 1997 Greater Greensborough Classic;
1994,96,98 President’s Cup; 1995 BMW International Open)
BRETT PARTRIDGE (Eisenhower Cup 1996) BRETT RUMFORD (2000 ANZ Player
Championship
Norman von Nida Rookie of the
Year 2000) ADAM SCOTT (Widely regarded as the most exciting young Australian
player since Greg Norman. Winner of the 2001 Alfred Dunhill Championship on
the European Tour.)
PETER SENIOR (25 Career victories worldwide including 1998 Australian Open;
1990 European Open;Australian Masters 1991,94,95; Canon Challenge
1994,96,97)
GRANT WAITE (1996 Kemper Open and 1992 New Zealand Open)
KARRIE WEBB (World No. 1; 20 LGPA victories including 2000 Nabisco
Championship, US Women’s Open, LGPA Player of the Year 1999 & 2000; 2000
AAMI Australian Women’s Open, 1995 & 1997 Women’s British Open
Champion, 1998 & 99 Australian Ladies Masters Champion)
TAMIE DURDIN (2nd 2000 LPGA Qualifying Tournament (US);Winner 2000 Futures
Classic)
RUGBY UNION (The
Australian Rugby Union) NICK FARR-JONES, OAM (Former Wallaby Captain)
PHIL KEARNS (Former Wallaby Star and TV Presenter)
Sailing
JOHN BERTRAND, OAM (Victorious Skipper of Australia II 1983 America’s
Cup)
LESLIE EGNOT (New Zealand women’s 470 Champs winner every year since 1985,
Olympic Silver Medal Winner in 1992 at Barcelona)
Motorsport
JASON BRIGHT (Dorricott Racing - Indy Lights Australian Touring Car Champion
1997) MARCOS AMBROSE (Pirtek Racing Team)
Cricket
RICKY PONTING Australian Test and One Day Player
Mountain
Bike Riding
CADEL EVANS (1998 and 1999 Mountain Bike World Champion)
Tennis
EVONNE CAWLEY (1971 and 1980 Wimbledon Singles Champion 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977
Australian Open Singles Champion, 1971 French Open Singles Champion)
PAT CASH (1987 Wimbledon Singles Champion)
RAPHAEL DUREK (Australia’s junior rising star)
TODD LEY (One of Australia’s Outstanding Junior Players)
JOHN NEWCOMBE (1967, 1970, 1971 Wimbledon Singles Champion 1973 & 1975
Australian Open Singles Champion 1967 & 1973 US Open Singles Champion
Current Davis Cup Captain)
TODD REID (One of Australia’s top Junior Players)
KEN ROSEWALL (1971, 1972 Australian Open Singles Champion 1968 French Open
Singles Champion 1956 and 1970 US Open Singles Champion )
SANDON STOLLE (1999 Davis Cup Representative)
Horse
Racing
THE FREEDMAN BROTHERS (Lee, Richard, Anthony & Michael - 3 Melbourne Cups,
3 Caulfield Cups, 4 Golden Slippers. Horses include Super Impose, Naturalism,
Schillaci, Doriemus & Mannerism)
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