Latest News
July 1st, 2008
My new showreel has been produced. See it at “Presenter Preview”
June 30th, 2008
Presented for LSQ TV, the World Premiere of Mamma Mia
June 1st, 2008
As from June 1st, my radio show “PressPlay” has a new time slot - Tuesdays at 7pm.
May 10th, 2008
For corporate events, I’m now being represented by Daniel Rix at Specialist Speakers.
April 26th, 2008
Two presenting appearances this week at Leicester Square Television. Aston Kutcher was centre stage at the Premiere of “What Happens in Vegas”, then last night, Gwyneth Paltrow (with her great heels) and Robert Downey Jr. were on the red-carpet for the Premiere of Ironman.
April 9th, 2008
Had an interview today, for LSQ TV, with the talented Joe Craig, author of the Jimmy Coates series of books. Joe and I chatted about his latest book Jimmy Coates “Survival” which was published by Harper Collins on April 4th.
March 19th, 2008
Been invited by top voice-coach, Helen Sewell of Simply Speaking, to organise presenting and marketing at a conference next month.
March 6th, 2008
Leicester Square Television were asked to the first night of “Make me a Song” at the New Players Theatre. The main footage can be viewed at the LSQ site here - and here’s the “fan-cam” footage:
January 24th, 2008
Attended a “Media and Media Arts Masterclass” at a well known girls school in North London. Loved the feedback - “Jeremy was amazing” and “Jeremy is the best”.
December, 2007
Very busy as lead presenter with Leicester Square Television and JCom Radio at this moment in time. See all the latest from LSQ TV at www.lsq.tv
November, 2007
Throughout the month of November, I’ll be presenting on JCom Radio in North-West London.
October 15th, 2007
As part of my “Advanced Communicator” award for Toastmasters International, I gave a talk at London Corinthians. The subject: “Taking the Terror out of a Talk”.
September, 2007
Continuing to present sport bulletins for Sportsmedia Broadcasting Limited
July 5th, 2007
Jeremy Jacobs in Action
Check out this video of my presentation at Think Smart, Sell More. There are a number of skills that you need to have as a corporate presenter. These include timing, the ability to introduce guests without the use of notes and how to handle a professional Question and Answer sessions.
June 9th, 2007
Made my speaking debut at the London Chapter of the Professional Speakers Association.
May 9th, 2007
Had the pleasure of being invited to The House of Lords. The occasion was the annual reception for Breast Cancer Campaign. Met up with a few friends and colleagues and heard speeches from a variety of people. Really good evening. I’m pictured her with Laura Stowe, Corporate Media Officer for BCC.
April 7th, 2007
The Presenter Centre, a new on-line service for tv & film producers has been launched. Please visit the website here
March 14th, 2007
Met up with fellow PSA member Will Kintish at an exhibition in London.
Will reguarly holds Seminars and workshops on Networking. Details of his course are available here
February 14th, 2007
Last night I made my first television appearance on 18Doughtystreet.com.
This exciting internet-based TV channel has been running for some months and is starting to attract many viewers. The main anchor is political blogger, Iain Dale of Iain Dale’s diary.
February 9th, 2007
The last three months have been dominated by my preparation for the Maasai Mara Trek and details of this African adventure can be viewed here.
Unfortunately, I’ve had two nasty bouts of the dreaded lurgi since the beginning of the year, coupled with a few days of recovery following 6 nasty injections on January 4th. For the more hardy of you, full reports can be seen here Although the preparation has been dealt a blow I’m still pretty fit and raring to go.
January 10th, 2007 - As part of my involvement with Breast Cancer Campaign, I am frequently asked to speak about the charity and it’s aims.
Yesterday morning, I spent some time at The Convent of Jesus and Mary Language College. This school, whose role is around 1000 (predominantly) female students is located in Harlesden, had raised £1000.00 (see photo) for Breast Cancer Campaign and I was asked to speak to 70 sixth-formers.My keynote speech lasts for about 15 minutes and on this occasion I was able to have a Q&A session. I was very impressed by the keeness of the students to understand more about breast cancer and what preventative measures can be taken. Two or three asked me direct questions about my sister and what effect her passing in 1988 had on my family. With Jackie’s birthday anniversary just the other day, this was a question easily answered.
I’m very grateful for Clare Jeffries and her team at the College for allowing me the opportunity to speak and I look forward to giving them an update about my forthcoming Trek.
