The power of Corporate Social Responsibility
On Saturday 27 August 2016, I had the pleasure of being the master of ceremony for the Presley and Powers Show, supporting the STOP: ONE PUNCH CAN KILL campaign. I was approached by two working mothers, Lina and Estelle who decided months before hand to voluntarily donate their time and resources to organise a charity event about a matter close to their hearts. The STOP One Punch Can Kill began after the tragic death of David Cassai on new years eve 2012 from a senseless, un
Vanessa and Daniel
Hi Simon, Daniel and I would just like to say a big thank you to you for agreeing to be our Wedding MC. Your professionalism was second-to-none, and we couldn't have asked for a better experience. You went above and beyond the call of duty, making every aspect of our reception enjoyable and worry-free. We really appreciated the amount of effort you put in behind-the-scenes to make our night seamless. We would gladly recommend you and sing your praises to anyone! Wishing you a
Understanding the Master of Ceremonies
I am often asked what a Master of Ceremony does and I hope I have truly captured that on my website. Most other websites I’ve seen like to emphasise an MC as someone that needs to be humorous and tell jokes. In addition, they generally fail to elaborate the detail of pre event planning that goes into an event both prior to, and on the day. I discovered this short and succinct description of what an MC ‘s duties. It’s the most accurate I’ve read to date and I hope you find
Event venues and spaces
By chance, I stumbled on a convenient page on Instagram @functionroomsinmelbourne, a one stop shop for anyone looking for the right event space to hold a venue across Melbourne. Pictures tell a thousand words and there are an abundance to guide, assist and plan your next function. Their website can also be found at: www.functionroomsinmelbourne.com.au
David beats Goliath!
On Tuesday 2 August, I had the pleasure on behalf of Football Federation Australia to be the master of ceremony for a round of 32 Football Federation of Australia (FFA) Cup match between Victorian State Club Green Gully, based in the north western Melbourne Suburb of Keilor, up against A-League outfit the Central Coast Mariners from Gosford in New South Wales. Few pundits gave Green Gully any chance of defeating a much stronger and professional opposition, considering that on