Tim Shaw (salesperson)

Tim Shaw is an Australian radio and television presenter, actor, journalist, author and businessman. He has hosted the 2CC the #TimShawDriveShow and hosted a Canberra morning breakfast radio program from 2016 to 2019. He is a Director of the National Press Club Board[1] since November's 2017 and a member of the Federal Parliamentary Press Gallery

Tim Shaw
Born
Tim Shaw
OccupationTelevision presenter
Radio Announcer
Actor
Journalist
Author
Businessman
Known forDemtel ads
Websitehttp://www.timshaw.com.au

Career

Television

Shaw spent 2013-2015 as Thailand Correspondent for news & current affairs for Seven Network Australia. He has appeared on Sevens Today Tonight and Nine Network's A Current Affair and on all commercial TV networks as an expert on sales and marketing. He has produced various TV and radio campaigns for clients nationally and internationally. Shaw has appeared as a panelist on TV debates as a social commentator.

During his tenure in Thailand he appeared on Phuket News TV as a commentator and as a reporter on issues affecting Australians travelling in SE Asia. He hosted afternoon radio on Phuket's Live 89.5 FM radio and produced and presented the Phuket News Hour program dedicated to news and current affairs in the ASEAN region.

Commercial spokesperson

Shaw became best known to Australian TV audiences as "The Demtel Man" between 1992-1995 as he presented as the face of an infomercial "As Seen On TV" sales company TV commercials & infomercials for Demtel International. He popularized the expression "But wait, there's more" in Australia. He was also well known for offering a free set of steak knives to anyone who placed an order within a set timeframe.[2]

Since then he has also appeared in many TV commercials for McDonald's and Pizza Hut Restaurants, presented radio shows on Sydney radio stations 2GB and 2UE, and written a best-selling book called Best Seller - Tim Shaw's Sales Success Secrets.

From late 1999 until December 2001, Shaw was a board member of the road service mutual NRMA where he recorded the fourth highest vote in the Mutual's history in the 1998 demutualisation election as a member of the Members First team led by Nicholas Whitlam.[3]

Radio

Shaw has hosted the 2CC Breakfast radio in Australia's national capital, Canberra.[4] He has previously hosted Legal Matters on Sydney radio station 2UE and network stations, along with Australia overnight program 2010–2013. He hosted the Tim Shaw Weekend morning program 1998-2000 on Sydney Radio 2GB.

Awards

Shaw was awarded a star on Caloundra's "Walk of Stars" in 2006.

Personal life

Shaw was educated at Cromer Public School & the Pittwater House Schools on the Northern Beaches, Sydney, Australia. He attended Macquarie University & BA studied Media & Cultural Studies 1998-2000

References
  1. https://www.npc.org.au/our-people
  2. "Demtel man to talk marketing at Queanbeyan business seminar". Canberra Times.
  3. "Shaw resigns from NRMA". ABC.
  4. Jones, Michael. "2CC Canberra - Tim Shaw". www.2cc.net.au. Retrieved 4 November 2018.


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