Who he speaks to
Business leaders, boards, professional communities and mixed non-technical audiences.
For event organisers
A clear booking process. No surprises.
Tom works directly with organisers to understand the audience, shape the right talk and make the practical side straightforward.
Speaking formats
Conference keynotes, company events, leadership sessions and moderated Q&A.
Working style
Prepared, independent and direct, with no product pitch hidden inside the talk.
From enquiry to event day
- 01
Tell Tom about the event
Share the audience, purpose, date, location and the decision or behaviour you want the session to address.
- 02
Proper briefing
Tom learns who is in the room, what they already know, what is happening in their sector and what you want people discussing afterwards.
- 03
The event
Tom arrives prepared, understands the running order, works with the event and AV teams and finishes within the agreed time.
- 04
After the talk
Where schedules permit, Tom stays to answer questions, speak with delegates and continue the conversation.
Organiser resources
Ready to download
Approved copy, photography, artwork and practical guidance for your event team. Each link names the file you will receive.
Full speaker biography
Approved full biography for event programmes and websites.
Full biography(PDF)Short speaker biography
Concise approved copy for listings and schedules.
Short biography(PDF)Approved headshot
High-resolution approved portrait, 2637 × 3955 pixels.
High-resolution headshot(JPG)
Stage introduction
Polished, host-ready introduction copy with a programming note.
Stage introduction(PDF)Keynote descriptions
Approved descriptions and programming notes for all three keynotes.
Keynote descriptions(PDF)Technical guidance
Practical planning guidance showing what is general and what must be agreed.
Technical guidance(PDF)Logo artwork
Approved full Tom Reveley logo with transparent background.
Logo artwork(PNG)
Social links
Confirmed LinkedIn profile and official website for event promotion.
Social links(PDF)Technical information
Agreed around the event
The final requirements are confirmed for each booking. These are the practical points Tom will work through with your team.
Microphone options
A clip-on or lapel microphone is preferred. A handheld microphone is also acceptable where that better suits the venue or production setup; please confirm the available option during the event briefing.
Presentation and slide requirements
Slides will be supplied as a PowerPoint (.pptx) file. The aspect ratio, delivery method and submission deadline should be confirmed for each event.
Laptop and connection requirements
Tom will normally use the venue’s presentation equipment, but can supply his own laptop if required. An HDMI connection is needed when Tom’s laptop is used; please confirm the setup during the event briefing.
Confidence monitor
Please provide a confidence monitor showing the next slide. Any additional display options can be confirmed during the event briefing.
Stage and audio arrangements
Tom has no special stage or audio preferences beyond a setup suitable for the room and the agreed microphone arrangement.
Timing and Q&A
Keynotes are generally 45–60 minutes, depending on the event requirements. A Q&A can be included when agreed in advance.
Panels and moderated sessions
Tom is available for panels and moderated sessions where the subject is relevant to his areas of knowledge. Please share the topic and format in advance.
Photography and video arrangements
Event photography, filming and live streaming are all permitted. Please coordinate the practical arrangements with Tom in advance.
Tell Tom what you are planning
The enquiry form lets you add the useful event details now, or simply start with the question you need answered.
Make a speaking enquiry