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Certified Speaking Professional, Master Communicator, Corporate Connecter, Storyteller, Writer/Author and much more!


Speaker Max

Max has hosted 3,000 plus hours of 'live' television, bringing another strong positive to the presenter role. He is well educated, well traveled, a wonderful story teller and a successful businessman.

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Writer Max

Max Walker, famous for his sporting exploits, is also the author of 14 books with sales exceeding 1 million copies including seven No 1 best sellers.

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Maxxing Max

Maxxing is a fun word that has a serious heart. It's a Max word that, in essence, means to polish, to stretch the boundaries, to expand the interest range.

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Shop Max

Visit Max's Shop to purchase memorabilia, printed books and eBooks. Please contact us to discuss event ideas and supplies.

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A keen photographer since the age of 10 Max is very much at home behind the lens. He is a prolific snapper.

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Tooth Snatcher

Some experiences never change – the fear of the dentist – situated above the eyebrows in the neck top computer. The darkroom where negatives develop. I had managed to avoid getting a crown on any of my teeth for a lifetime. But the moment of truth recently became a reality – apprehension high, anxiety off [...]

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WSC – The first cricket revolution

I treasure the black and white photograph I had taken with Sir Donald Bradman at his house in Adelaide many years back. My favourite uncle, Charlie, had an old-fashioned vinyl record called “Our Don Bradman”. In a sense, Charlie introduced me to Bradman … who he was and what he had achieved … hence the [...]

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The Present

I was introduced to this beautiful, yet stark, collection of words at a philanthropic event two decades ago … The Present Imagine there is a bank that credits your account each morning with $86,000. It carries over no balance from day to day. Every evening it deletes whatever part of the balance you failed to [...]

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