Gyles Brandreth is a prominent after-dinner speaker, keynote host, and facilitator. His career encompasses both government and entertainment, allowing him to address a variety of topics in his speeches. He holds the record for the longest after-dinner speech, delivering a continuous talk for twelve and a half hours to raise funds for charity. As a former MP for the City of Chester, Gyles contributed to politics by proposing the bill that became the 1994 Marriage Act. His political experience enables him to connect effectively with social, business, and political spheres. Gyles has also had a successful media career as a TV presenter and radio broadcaster. He has appeared over 300 times on Countdown and is a regular on BBC shows such as QI, Have I Got News For You, and The One Show. His wit has made him a popular figure on the after-dinner circuit. Whether as an event host or a speaker for after-dinner or keynote engagements, Gyles has the skills to meet diverse needs. He has extensive experience speaking to large audiences at conferences and events worldwide, establishing himself as a professional. For more information on hiring Gyles, please contact PepTalk.