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Transform audience engagement with Jamie Laing, speaker, entrepreneur and media personality. Jamie works with brands to build authentic connections and drive business growth, delivering insights from his successful ventures including Candy Kittens and award-nominated podcasts with 23 million downloads.
Jamie Laing is a television personality, broadcaster, and entrepreneur. You know him best from the series Made in Chelsea, where he gained fame as a cast member. He has launched several successful ventures, including the confectionery brand Candy Kittens and JamPot Productions.
Jamie began his career on E4’s Made in Chelsea, using that platform to hone his on-screen skills. He co-hosts the podcast NewlyWeds with his wife, Sophie. This award-nominated show has over 23 million downloads and is produced by his company, JamPot Productions. He also co-hosts the BBC Radio 1 drivetime show with Vick.
As an entrepreneur, Jamie founded JamPot Productions and co-founded Candy Kittens, a leading European gourmet confectionery brand. His brand is known for its sustainability, stylish packaging, and unique flavours. Jamie shares his passion for sweets and fun on social media, engaging with 1.2 million followers on Instagram and over 800,000 on TikTok.
Jamie is a well-known brand ambassador, collaborating with companies like Spotify, Warner Brothers, Sky, L’Oreal, Hilton, and Adobe. He shares his insights on business and entertainment, recently speaking at IAB’s flagship event about building personal brands. He has also hosted the red carpet for the world premiere of Wonka and spoken at Capgemini’s National Apprenticeship Week event.
In addition, Jamie co-hosted a mini-podcast series called Voicemale with Josh Roberts, focusing on mental health during the lockdown. He is an ambassador for Young Minds, an organisation dedicated to improving mental health for young people. He is also an advocate for ADHD sufferers, saying, "I'm a constant advocate for voicing all sides of oneself, so I wanted to share a moment of my ADHD in full force when I was recording a podcast. Like so many people who have ADHD, I was singled out as a naughty child, someone who couldn't focus in school and was labelled 'hyperactive.'"
Book Jamie Laing for your event to engage audiences with his dynamic personality and entrepreneurial insights. His experience in media and business, combined with a genuine passion for storytelling, ensures a memorable experience that inspires and entertains. Leverage his influence to elevate your event's profile and impact.
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Jamie Laing draws on his experience as a television personality, entrepreneur, and podcast host to frame talks around personal branding and business-building, referencing his work with Candy Kittens and JamPot Productions as case studies.
Jamie Laing speaks on entrepreneurship, mental health and neurodiversity, personal branding, and sustainability. He is best known as a long-running cast member of E4's Made in Chelsea, and has since co-founded Candy Kittens, co-hosted the 23-million-download podcast NewlyWeds, and founded JamPot Productions.
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