• Adelaide Entrepreneur Club Episode 58 - Lawyer to Public Speaker - Tom Hendrick

  • Nov 5 2021
  • Length: 36 mins
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Adelaide Entrepreneur Club Episode 58 - Lawyer to Public Speaker - Tom Hendrick

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  • Donna and I first met Tom Hendrick as a recommendation from a friend of his, Lachlan Mullen, who we met on our Journey of meeting people every day.

    Tom was a tax lawyer with Adelaide's largest law firm, until he left to start Adelaide Speaking Training.  

    Tom helps businesses and individuals achieve outcomes when they speak, with less preparation time, and with more confidence.

    At the age of 15, Tom delivered a one-hour stand-up comedy show in front of his whole school.  He won a series of auditions and competed at the Australian Public Service Great Debate, hosted by author and radio host Adam Spencer.  Tom also has a growing number of speaking awards from various associations. 

    Adelaide Speaking Training provides personal and group speaking training using a method inspired by personal fitness trainers.  If going to the gym can affordably transform your health, where are the gyms for changing how we communicate? 

    Tom's aspiration for Adelaide Speaking Training is to get people running towards the microphone, not away from it.

    Tom Hendrick
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-hendrick-77968a9a/

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