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Young TV presenter, host and radio broadcaster Rob Thornton joins our talent lineup…

25th Oct 2019
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Rob is a fresh talent breaking into the entertainment industry – a warm, lovable personality with a great sense of humour. With experience across television, radio and live events, he is always looking for his next adventure.

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He is currently the presenter of Quids In! – the weekly Facebook Live show for social media giant On The Tools TV.

He has also previously presented online/social media content for companies including SuperCasino, Out&Out, NCFE, University of the Creative Arts and Middlesex University.

A natural when it comes to entertainment, he is experienced in presenting both live output and pre-recorded formats. Young TV presenter Rob is a great communicator and works fantastically solo, as a co-presenter and with guests & members of the public.

See his demo reel below and for more details go to his full bio pages HERE.

To book young TV presenter Rob Thornton to present for live events or videos worldwide contact Jane Farnham at Great British Presenters 0044 1753 439 289 [email protected]

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