Kim Marks Email & Phone Number

A familiar face and voice in Welsh broadcasting, Kim has been a presenter with the BBC since 1983, working in production for BBC Radio Wales and as a newsreader for BBC Wales' flagship TV news programme, Wales Today. More than twenty years' experience of Voice-Over work for a range of corporate clients and narrating audio books for RNIB and a regular reader of short stories for the Radio wales Welsh learners' series, Catchphrase.Ran successful PR Consultancy business for nineteen years, working on a wide spectrum of accounts, from financial and professional business services, to education and training. As a Consultant with Stag's Head Training, she devised and delivered Presentation/Public Speaking and Media Awareness courses, to both corporate clients and individuals. Called upon to host seminars and presentations for corporate clients. In the early 90s, after working on a range of programmes, from consumer issues to current affairs, Kim went on to take up a production post with the BBC Natural History Unit in Bristol. Here she was involved with the network children's television programme, Wildtrack, working alongside such famous names as David Attenborough and Simon King.Kim returned to BBC Wales and joined the team at Wales Today as a newsreader with Wales' flagship television news programme, Wales Today. As well as voicing numerous trails and promos for BBC Wales, Kim also narrates audio books for the RNIB and has been a regular reader of short stories for the Radio Wales Welsh learners’ programme, Catchphrase. Specialties: voice overs, helping individuals and companies to improve their profiles and presentation techniques.