Cast your mind back to the shocking and famous television pictures the world saw of RAF navigator Lieutenant John Nichol, the British prisoner of war, tortured, beaten and humiliated by the Iraqis.

That was 10 years ago.

As the anniversary of the Gulf war comes around and the conflict continues in Iraq, John is once again in the national press and back in the limelight as the 'ordinary guy who has just happened to find himself in extraordinary circumstances'. This time he's on the right side of the camera giving his unique insight and comments on today's events.

As well as appearing on Newsnight and ITN, he has made a series of films for BBC Breakfast News. In these he hosts a number of high level interviews with a variety of people all of who have had their lives touched by the conflict, including a veteran, a widow and the former Prime Minister John Major.

Through 10 years of public speaking John's presentation has become a highly tuned account of his experiences both during and following the Gulf war. He is an ideal presenter who will speak of optimism, inspiration and personal motivation. He will leave your clients in no doubt that potential exists in all of us. If he's in the press and on television 10 years on then you'll want to hear what he has to say today!

'John has a great story to tell with an excellent manner and delivery style and it's still topical now. Our delegates always go away over excited! Simon Redwood - E-Peopleserve

'John received an outstanding reception and the highest rating of the day of all our speakers. The impact of his talk impressed our audience to rise to a standing ovation. ' Simon Gibson - Thoroughbred Financial Services