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SUMMARY:Movember
DESCRIPTION:What is ‘Movember?’\n\nMovember is an annual event that occurs every November. During this time\, men grow moustaches to raise awareness of men’s health issues.\nBy encouraging men to grow moustaches\, Movember aims to increase early detection\, better knowledge and improved treatment of things such as prostate and testicular cancer\, mental health issues and men’s suicide.\nSince its inception\, Movember has raised over £400 million thanks to almost 7 million “Mo Bros” participating—not bad considering there were only 30 participants the first year.\n\nFacts! \n\n1 in 4 men admit to never having checked themselves for testicular cancer\nAlmost half of all men regularly forget to check themselves for testicular cancer\n47% of men with a mental health problem have never raised it in the workplace\nMen account for ¾ of UK deaths by suicide\nGlobally\, on average 1 man dies of suicide every minute of every day\nMen are dying on average 4.5 years earlier than women thanks to largely preventable/treatable reasons such as prostate or testicular cancer\, and mental health difficulties\n\n  \nFind the best Inspirational Movember Men’s Health Speakers.\nOver the past decade\, the highest suicide rates each year have been in working-age males. Employers must create a safe workplace to provide their staff with the best mental and physical health support possible. We have a large team of male mental health speakers who are willing to share their stories about mental health\, suicidal thoughts\, and physical illnesses such as cancer. \nFeatured Speaker – Clive Branson\nThe last few years have been an astonishing period for Clive Branson\, who’s no stranger to the isolation mental and physical health can bring. Having been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in 2017 and Prostate Cancer a year later\, Clive has battled more than most. And although the last five years have been rather eventful for Clive and his family\, his philosophy now is simple – not to allow daily challenges to define him.  Today\, Clive’s mission is to actively demonstrate that we do have the ability to overcome adversity. Resilience\, Hope and Positivity are crucial words in his vocabulary\, and the next chapter of his life will be met with stoicism and a smile.  Clive is the epitome of an ‘inspirational speaker.’ \n \n  \nSearch all of our leading Men's Health Speakers\n  \nRelated Articles\nhttps://greatbritishspeakers.co.uk/news/mens-mental-health-roman-kemp/ \n  \nDiscover our International Men’s Day Speakers – 19th November 2025\n \n  \nThe best Movember Men’s Health Speakers on our Podcast\n\nClive Branson | Overcoming Adversity\, Disability \nBen Smith | LGBTQ+ Anti-Bullying & Endurance\nAndrew Pain | Domestic Violence Isn’t Gendered\nAlex Staniforth | Mind Over Mountains Men’s Mental Health\nDave Walsh | World’s Strongest Disabled Man\nSteve Carr | ‘Losing Myself to Find Everything’ – Suicide Awareness\n\n \nListen to the Podcast!\nChats with some of the UK’s leading Speakers… \nWelcome to the Great British Speakers Podcast Series\, where we connect you with the UK’s top keynote speakers\, business leaders\, athletes\, mental health advocates\, and more. Each episode offers valuable insights and key takeaways\, highlighting the benefits of hiring a Great British Speaker for your next event. With diverse topics like mental health\, equality\, business\, and leadership\, there’s something for everyone. \n  \nHire the best Movember Men’s Health Speakers\nIf you’re looking to hold an event for Movember or just want to educate and support your colleagues\, contact Great British Speakers’ Jane Farnham and Steve Denison at +44 1753 439 289 or email bookings@greatbritishtalent.com
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SUMMARY:Anti-Bullying Week speakers at GREAT BRITISH SPEAKERS
DESCRIPTION:Find Motivational Anti-Bullying Week Speakers\nWhy is Anti-Bullying Week So Important?\nAnti-Bullying Week is an annual event held across the UK with the aim of raising awareness of bullying and the ways to prevent it and respond to it. Organised by the Anti-Bullying Alliance\, 2022’s theme was ‘Reach Out’\, aiming to empower children to counter the harm that bullying causes. Previous themes have included kind words\, being united against bullying\, respect\, change\, equality for all\, and the future of bullying. \nFacts! \n\nIn 2021\, over 80% of UK schools marked the event\, reaching over 7.5 million children\n23% of employees have experienced bullying in the workplace\n40% of young people have been bullied within the last year\n64% of children have come across bullying but 36% say they don’t know what to do about it\n23% of young people aged 11-16 said the COVID-19 pandemic made bullying worse\n\n  \nFind Inspirational Anti-Bullying Week Speakers\nWith the invention of social media\, bullying moved off of the playground and into our houses. Children and young people now have several ways in which they can bully or can be bullied\, and this will only rise as each generation comes along. Shockingly\, bullying doesn’t end when school days. there’s a shocking amount of bullying happening in workplaces among adults and not everyone knows how to act against it. We have a range of speakers specialised in anti-bullying\, either due to a professional interest or a personal experience\, who are more than happy to talk about their story in order to educate the young and old. \nFeatured Speaker – Alex Staniforth | Anti-Bullying Week Speakers\nAlex Staniforth is no stranger to overcoming adversity. In 2017 he became the fastest person ever to climb all 100 UK county tops by bicycle\, foot and kayak\, covering over 5\,000 miles in 72 days. By the age of 25\, he had already attempted to summit Mount Everest twice and survived two days trapped in the 2015 Nepal earthquake. \nThe adventurer and mental health advocate has authored two books and founded the mental health charity\, ‘Mind Over Mountains’ after overcoming his own crippling anxiety from bullying and a stammer\, which would lead to poor mental health and an eating disorder. He is now dedicated to helping others to climb their own ‘Everest’. \n \n  \n  \nAnti-Bullying Week Speakers | Similar Speakers \n\nSupporting Women’s Health in the Workplace\nWorld Mental Health Day Speakers 2022\n\nhttps://greatbritishspeakers.co.uk/news/mental-health-speaker-ben-smith/ \nBen Smith – Motivational speaker Ben Smith has delivered over 400 talks reaching nearly 100\,000 people since completing his 401 Challenge\, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ anti-bullying charity\, Stonewall.  His teaching includes healing through support\, achieving goals and above all\, proving that with happiness and a strong foundation\, anything is possible.  The 401 Foundation\, which was set up in response to Ben’s accomplishments undertaking The 401 Challenge\, offers grants with the aim to help communities and individuals build confidence and self-esteem\, and positively contribute. \n  \n“A Chat With…” our Anti-Bullying Week Speakers | Podcast\n\nSteve Carr | Suicide Prevention Speaker\nAndrew Pain | Domestic Abuse Isn’t Gendered Keynote\n\n  \nLinks to Resources | Anti-Bullying Week Info & Support\n\nAnti-Bullying Alliance\nOdd Socks Day in your Workplace\nWhat is Workplace Bullying?\nIs Bullying at Work on the Rise?\nMIND – Mental Health Support\n\n  \nHire the best Anti-Bullying Week Speakers\nIf you’re looking for Anti-Bullying Week Speakers or just want to educate your colleagues\, contact Great British Speakers’ Jane Farnham and Steve Denison at +44 1753 439 289 or email bookings@greatbritishtalent.com
URL:https://greatbritishpresenters.co.uk/event/anti-bullying-week-speakers/2026-11-13/
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SUMMARY:Christmas Party Entertainment at GREAT BRITISH SPEAKERS
DESCRIPTION:Corporate Christmas Party Entertainment – Entertainers & Hosts\nAre you ready to book the best Christmas corporate event you’ve ever been to…\nWe know that finding the perfect entertainer for your event can be difficult – especially with so many options to choose from. \nLuckily\, at Great British Speakers\, we only work with the crème de la crème of the entertainment world\, making the decision far easier for busy event planners like you. \nFrom engaging after-dinner speakers to magicians\, musicians or even celebrity guests\,  our corporate Christmas entertainers are a great way to motivate\, inspire and promote positivity! \nOr\, if you’re looking to award your team\, why not add a bit of Hollywood glamour and hold a very glitzy Christmas awards ceremony? \nWhat the prizes are is up to you\, but when it comes to hosting\, why not hire a presenter who will ensure your awards event is a night to remember for all the right reasons… \nAnd if you’re after a recognisable voice\, then you can now hire a Celebrity Voiceover with us too! \nSo\, if you’re hoping to give your audience something completely unique this festive season\, then hire one of the UK’s most magical entertainers in the business. \nThe Best Entertainment For Corporate Christmas Events 2022 | Great British Speakers \n \n  \nCorporate Christmas Entertainment | Similar Speakers Blogs \n\nFind the Best After Dinner Speakers\nFind a Virtual Speaker for Remote Celebrations\nHire a Celebrity Awards Host\nCelebrity Voiceovers\n\n  \nHire The Best Corporate Christmas Party Entertainment\nIf you’d like to book the best corporate Christmas Party Entertainment then do get in touch with Jane Farnham and Steve Denison on 0044 1753 439289 or email bookings@greatbritishtalent.com
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SUMMARY:Disability History Month at GREAT BRITISH SPEAKERS
DESCRIPTION:Disability History Month Speakers\nWhy is Disability History Month Important?\nDisability History Month runs from the middle of November to the middle of December every year and covers other awareness days such as COPD Awareness Month\, Anti-Bullying Week and International Day of People with Disabilities. \nSince starting in 2010\, Disability History Month has covered a range of topics including mental health and wellbeing\, relationships and sex\, hidden disabilities\, independence and inclusion\, but it’s one of it’s main aims is to provide equality for disabled people in the workplace. \nFacts! \n\nIn the UK\, 1 in 5 people have a disability\n83% of disabilities are acquired during working age\nIn the 2020/21 financial year\, roughly 14.6 million people in the UK had a disability\n5% of disabled people aged 16-64 were in employment compared to 81% of non-disabled people\n\nThe important thing to remember is that disability equality is a responsibility for all and not just for those living with a disability. \n  \nFind an Inspirational Disability History Month Speaker\nIt’s the sad truth that many people with disabilities still face prejudice in a world made for able-bodied people\, and are therefore often overlooked. That’s where our inspirational Disability History Month Speakers come in. \nWith more and more businesses wanting to adapt and be more inclusive to their disabled employees – whether that’s a disabled toilet\, wheelchair-friendly access or being allowed guide-dogs – our speakers can provide you with a better understanding and better opportunities for yourself and your disabled staff. \nFeatured Speaker – Ade Adepitan | Disability History Month Speaker\nFrom Paralympic basketball player to popular TV presenter and author\, Ade Adepitan is one of our most popular speakers on disability and inclusion. He works extensively in the UK\, educating schools\, charities and businesses about disability rights\, inclusion\, equality and discrimination. Ade is an inspirational speaker and was recognised in 2020’s Powerlist of the 100 Most Influential Black British People. \n \n  \nDisability History Month | Similar Speakers and Blogs \n\nMotivational Disability Speakers for Equality and Inclusion\n5 Steps to Build Confidence in Your Team Members\nOvercoming Adversity with Motivational Speaker Clive Branson\n\n  \n“A Chat With…” our Disability History Month Speakers \n\nClaire Lomas | Inspirational Paraplegic Speaker\nWinston Ben Clements | Disability\, Equality and Inclusion Speaker\n\n  \nLinks to Resources | Disability History Month Support \n\nUK Disability History Month | In the Workplace\nUnderstanding and Supporting Staff with a Hidden Disability\nSupporting Disabled Staff in the Workplace\nHow to Promote Diversity and Inclusion\n\n  \nHire UK Disability History Month Speakers\nWe are fortunate enough to work with a number of inspirational disabled speakers including Steve Brown\, Amar Latif\, Michael McGrath\, Liz Johnson and Stef Reid\, to name but a few.  If you’re looking to hold an event for Disability History Month or just want to educate your colleagues\, contact Great British Speakers’ Jane Farnham and Steve Denison at +44 1753 439 289 or email bookings@greatbritishtalent.com
URL:https://greatbritishpresenters.co.uk/event/disability-history-month-speakers/2026-11-16/
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SUMMARY:International Mens Day speakers at GREAT BRITISH SPEAKERS
DESCRIPTION:Inspiring International Mens Day Speakers\nWhy Celebrate International Men’s Day?\nCoinciding with Movember\, International Men’s Day (IMD) – 19th November –International Men’s Day provides a platform to highlight men’s achievements and contributions to society\, while also addressing the challenges they face. This observance aims to promote positive male role models\, foster discussions on men’s health and well-being\, and encourage conversations about gender equality and inclusivity. \nBy recognising International Men’s Day\, we can create awareness and promote dialogue on issues that affect men in various aspects of life. It allows us to acknowledge their strengths\, embrace diversity\, and work towards creating a more equitable and supportive environment for all. Let us come together to celebrate the positive impact of men and address the issues that matter most to them on this significant occasion. \nWith ‘Toxic Masculinity‘ said to be one of the main reasons why men are less likely to seek medical advice\, International Men’s Day (IMD) aims to promote a different narrative. It seeks to empower men\, encouraging them to prioritize their well-being and feel assured when seeking support. By doing so\, IMD equips men with valuable tools to become positive role models for future generations\, fostering a healthier and more supportive environment for all. \nInternational Mens Day Facts!\n\nIn 2021\, 4\,704 men in England\, Wales and Scotland took their own lives\, roughly 13 a day\nMen make up ¾ of all deaths by suicide\nMen are twice as likely to be victims of violent crime\n95% of UK prisoners are male\n\nFind an International Mens Day Speakers – Our International Men’s Day Speakers are here to offer men guidance and support\, by providing an open space to discuss sensitive subjects\, such as mental health and wellbeing\, male-cancers/physical health\, relationships and fatherhood\, and gender and equality. The day is also in celebration of inspirational male role models\, many of whom have shown true resilience and overcome great adversities to get to where they are today. Plus\, it’s also an opportunity to appreciate male role models in business\, and the many men who have made fantastic achievements in history and modern-day society. \nIt’s probably unfair to hero just one of our Inspiring International Mens Day Speakers\, however\, Roman has probably created the greatest waves of late within the media to highlight the issues: \nFeatured Speaker – Roman Kemp | International Mens Day Speakers\nWhilst best known for being a radio DJ and TV presenter\, Roman Kemp’s work on male mental health\, depression\, anxiety and suicide is fast eclipsing his media career. In 2020\, his friend and colleague Joe Lyons took his own life after silently battling with mental health difficulties. Shocked by this\, Roman has made it his mission to ensure everyone – particularly men – is able to speak up about their problems and to seek help before it’s too late. He brought this to the mainstream through his BBC3 documentary Our Silent Emergency. \nSince this sad time\, Roman has spoken at universities\, and companies about male mental health and suicide\, and has teamed up with the mental health charity MIND to promote the importance of speaking out. \n \n  \n  \nInternational Mens Day Speakers | Similar Speakers\n\nOur top 15 Inspirational Men’s Day Speakers\nSpeaking Up on Men’s Mental Health – ‘Our Silent Emergency’ with Roman Kemp\n\n  \n“A Chat With…” Episodes with our International Mens Day Speakers | Podcast\n\nClive Branson | Overcoming Adversity\, Disability \nBen Smith | LGBTQ+ Anti-Bullying & Endurance\nAndrew Pain | Domestic Violence Isn’t Gendered\nAlex Staniforth | Mind Over Mountains Men’s Mental Health\nDave Walsh | World’s Strongest Disabled Man\nSteve Carr | ‘Losing Myself to Find Everything’ – Suicide Awareness\nWinston Ben Clements | Disability & Workplace Equality \n\n  \nLinks to Resources | International Mens Day Speakers and Support \n\nInternational Men’s Day\nContact ‘Mind’ – Mental Health Charity\n7 Ideas for Embracing International Men’s Day in Your Workplace\nWhy International Men’s Day is Important for Inclusive Cultures\nWhat can Employers do to Improve Men’s Health?\n\n  \nHire the best International Mens Day Speakers\nWith the worrying statistics on male self-harm and suicide\, it’s more vital than ever to ensure men are supported and they know that they don’t have to suffer in silence. If you are holding an event for International Men’s Day\, or just want to educate your staff\, then contact Great British Speakers Jane Farnham and Steve Denison at +44 1753 439 289 or email bookings@greatbritishtalent.com
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