The Max Walker Co.
PO Box 5135 Burnley, Victoria
3121, Australia
Tel: 0417 363 433
Email: admin@maxwalker.com.au
A Max Pac is a composition of information relating to the many aspects of Max's speaking and business fields of expertise. The package includes a CV, testimonials and individual descriptions of the roles Max undertakes.
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From Max Walker, one of Australia’s most highly treasured speakers, and Mike McColl Jones, a writer with television, come Ladies and Gentlemen, a book of amusing stories and anecdotes from a lifetime behind the microphone and camera.
Hear are tales of glory and folly on and off the stage, f things that can – and did! – go wrong, even for the most professional and well prepared of speakers. Along the way Max offers hints and little tricks of the trade for presenting speeches at birthdays, parties and funerals, and for getting out of sticky situations and maintaining your sense of humour when things go wrong. Ladies and Gentlemen … a book that will have you laughing, and grateful for the next time you are asked to ‘say a few words’ at someone’s wedding, party, anything …
It would appear that there are many people out there who share Max’s warped since of humour and an immense enjoyment of life and its situations. This book is basically an anecdotal romp. Somehow the problems and burdens of life don’t seem quite as worrying if you can laugh or smile at yourself. […]
The difficult exercise of writing about sport in the 21st Century is the sheer blanket of media coverage. We can plant the bum on a couch and watch a Test match, six hours a day, start of play to stumps. You can listen to the “end of play” summary or ball-by-ball description on radio. Television […]
Max is a true cricket ‘character’ and, as such a personality, he is the favourite of those cricket fans who frequent Bay 13 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. They enjoy him and undoubtedly Max similarly enjoys the remarks and comments with which he is greeted after his long trudge from the centre to the fence. […]