Great communication can change everything. Your career, your relationships, and the way people see and trust you. For many professionals, knowing what to say and how to say are the biggest challenge.
That’s where I come in.
I’m Tejas Kotecha, a communications professional with nearly 20 years’ experience at Sky News and Sky Sports News. I was born in Bolton in 1982 and, after quickly realising I wasn’t destined to be a footballer, decided the next best thing was to tell stories about the world around me.
That decision set me on a journey across newsrooms, live broadcasts, digital platforms, and documentaries. All of it built on one essential skill: communication.
One of my documentaries, Football’s Hidden Talent, was shortlisted at the Asian Media Awards. A career a highlight and a reminder of the power of meaningful storytelling.
For the final four years at Sky Sports News, I also represented colleagues as part of Sky Sports’ Ethnicity and Inclusion Network, working with leadership to improve diversity, culture, and inclusion.
I’ve seen first-hand how poor communication can hold talented people back. And how strong communication can unlock opportunities.
Without it, people struggle to be heard, build trust, or progress. With it, doors open.
That’s why my workshops focus on practical, real-world communication skills that help you:
My workshops are fun, engaging, and grounded in real experiences from high-pressure newsrooms and live television. Everything is designed to be practical, relatable, and immediately useful.
Nothing makes me happier than helping people grow, and I genuinely enjoy staying in touch with those I work with long after the session ends.
Outside of work, I’m married and have always lived in West London, enjoying its coffee shops, parks, and hidden gems. I occasionally work as a wedding toastmaster at Asian weddings, love theatre, exploring new vegetarian restaurants, attending conferences, and networking whenever I can.
I’m a Tottenham fan (I saved that until the end so you wouldn’t stop reading earlier) and I enjoy political books and sports autobiographies.
If you’re ready to improve how your communication I’d love to work with you.
