Communication
Hosting, presenting and facilitation across live, filmed and hybrid formats. My academic background includes degrees from the University of Greenwich and Birmingham City University.
Explore moderation & presentingAbout Matt Beadle
Curious about people.
At home in a live moment.
I’m Matt Beadle, a British event moderator, presenter, keynote speaker and author based near Bielefeld, Germany. I have called Germany home since 2000. My work has taken me from leadership workshops and corporate productions to international stages and professional football.
My starting point
Family first.
Words and music.
My family is at the centre of everything I do. They are my starting point, whatever stage I happen to be standing on.
My love of words and rhetoric comes from my mother, a linguist. My love of the stage comes from my father, a musician. Between them, they gave me a fascination with language and the pleasure of bringing it to life in front of an audience.
I followed those interests through a Bachelor’s degree in Sport Science and a Master’s in Linguistics. Today, they meet in my work as a host, speaker and football leader: helping people connect, understand one another and perform at their best.
Even the surname seems to fit. Historically, a beadle could act as a town crier — bringing people together and making himself heard. Funny that I seem to be living up to the name. Nominative determinism, perhaps?
I work in native English and fluent German. British humour tends to come along for the ride.
A few threads in the story
Experience that
crosses boundaries.
Leadership
An author and former business founder with a long-standing interest in motivation, strengths and team development. These themes form the foundation of my keynotes.
Explore the keynotesFootball
Technical Director at SC Verl and a UEFA A-Licence holder, bringing another perspective on identity, development and performance.
Explore the football workWhat it is like to work together
Thoughtful preparation.
A natural presence.
I like to understand the brief, the audience and what matters to the team behind the event. From there, we can build a clear shape and leave space for the human moments that make it memorable.
For an initial conversation, you do not need to have every detail worked out. A sense of purpose is a good place to begin.
Tell me what you’re planning
Let’s make your event or film
one to remember.
Tell me what you have in mind. We’ll start with a conversation.