Khalid Aziz

Khalid Aziz

Khalid Aziz LVO DL FRSA (born 1953, Lahore) started his career as a journalist, becoming the youngest producer in the BBC at Radio Leicester. And at the age of 24, the youngest presenter of a 6 o'clock BBC TV regional news programme, "Look North from Leeds". In his 12-year career with the BBC, he worked on many BBC News and Current Affairs programmes including "Newsbeat" and "Panorama".

In 1982, he moved to TVS where he was their senior News & Current Affairs presenter when they took up the ITV franchise for the south and southeast of England.

He is Professor of Business Communications at the University of Southampton. Since July 2000, he has written "Speaking Out", a regular monthly column for "Management Today" where he reviews speeches by Captains of Industry and awards them either a Foot in Mouth or Silver Tongue. His tenth book – "Presenting to Win" – a guide for finance and business professionals – was published on 1st January 2000, the first book of the new millennium. His latest book "Managing Communications in a Crisis" was published in February 2004. Recently published his lst ebook in 2008, with a revised format of "Presenting to Win". The interactivity of the [http://www.presentationskillsbook.com Presentation Skills Book] is of great significance, as it will give you a vast amount of links to dynamic content, videos / sound files and pictures.

He is an International Ambassador for the Prince’s Trust, and in 1997 was a member of the Advisory Committee of the Office for National Statistics.

As Chairman of the Wessex Children’s Hospice Trust from 1992 to 1997, the Trust exceeded its target to raise £5m to build, equip and run the first children’s respite care hospice in central Southern England. He was appointed a Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order (LVO) in the 1997 Queen’s Birthday Honours and in March 1998 he was appointed a Deputy Lieutenant (DL) of Hampshire. In August 2002, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA).

Today he runs his own business, " [http://www.azizcorp.com The Aziz Corporation] ", is a non-executive chairman at its sister company [http://www.accipitor.com Accipitor] and is chairman of the Naomi House hospice in Basingstoke.


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