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Speaking in Lydney
Joe Burns speaks at conferences, panels, corporate events and training days in Lydney and across Gloucestershire, on law and business, early-stage investment, and public service.
Enquire About SpeakingLydney is a port town on the Severn in the Forest of Dean, with a harbour, a docks branch line and a history of iron and timber trades. Its housing mixes Victorian streets with post-war and modern development.
Audiences in Lydney range from professional bodies and business networks to corporate teams and community groups, and each needs something different from a speaker. We will talk through the room and what it has to decide before the date, so the session lands properly.
An audience in Lydney gives its attention once. Talks are built around what the room actually has to decide, using real transactions, real risks and real outcomes rather than theory, and are pitched to be useful the following Monday.
Conference keynotes and after-dinner talks
Panel appearances and chairing
Workshops and half-day training sessions
Corporate and professional development events
Public policy and public service events
Bespoke sessions built around your audience
Joe Burns speaks at conferences, panels, corporate events and training days in Lydney and across Gloucestershire, on law and business, early-stage investment, and public service. Talks are built around what the room actually has to decide, using real transactions, real risks and real outcomes rather than theory.
The most common bookings are conference keynotes, after-dinner talks, panel appearances and half-day workshops, and each session is tailored to the audience in front of it: a professional body, a business network, a corporate leadership team, or a community organisation.
The Severn estuary frontage brings flood risk, and former industrial land raises ground condition questions. Lydney has Victorian and Edwardian streets from the docks and railway era, with modern estates around the town. Both feed into how a Speaking matter in Lydney is scoped, priced and staffed.
One-off or continuing, every {{place}} engagement follows the same four stages, and you always know which one you are in.
We start with who is in the room, what they are responsible for, and what they need to leave with. A talk that lands with a room of lawyers is not the same as one that lands with a room of founders.
The content is built around that: the argument, the examples and the practical points, with a clear structure rather than a list of observations.
Sessions are delivered in plain language, with the material pitched to be useful the following Monday. Questions are taken properly, and where an audience wants to go further, the discussion is followed up.
Where it is useful, attendees are given the material, the references and a way to take the subject further within their own organisation.
Law and business, particularly property, corporate and commercial subjects; early-stage investment and what founders should understand before raising; and public service, policy and strategy. Bespoke sessions are built where an event needs something specific.
Yes. Talks are given across the UK and arrangements are made around the event, whether that is a conference, a corporate away day, a training programme or a community event.
Send the date, the audience and what you want them to take away, and we will come back with what we can offer and a fee. Where an event is for a charity or a school, say so, as those are often accommodated differently.
Yes. We act for clients across Lydney and the wider Gloucestershire area, and we handle most matters remotely, so distance is rarely an issue. Where a matter needs attendance on site or at a local hearing we arrange it.
We provide speaking across Lydney and the surrounding Gloucestershire area, including:
Tell us what you need and we will come back with a clear scope, a named contact and a fixed fee wherever we can.
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