Zena has been an inspirational mentor to me over the years. More recently, she has helped me prepare for a difficult presentation and given me the self-confidence to deliver it. She is enthusiastic and dynamic and gets across what she needs to with maximum effect and minimum words and jargon.
Julie Sterling, Peak Physio
Thank you. I could not have done it without you.
Zena Wigram’s coaching, instruction and advice have been invaluable to me in helping to shape a professional presentation of my personal qualities and to impress a panel of selectors. I would recommend her unhesitatingly to any person or organisation in need of similar presentation services.
Mike Brown, Ruislip
Zena is a resourceful and reliable marketing professional who will work hard to achieve the desired results for any project without wasting budget. She has a real flair for turning gobbledygook into effective plain English which gets results.
Joanne Lyall, Park Royal Partnership
I would like to commend you on how well organised the event was, and your ability to lead the day effectively. I would definitely recommend your service to others.
Rav Juttla, Swift Computers
Thank you most sincerely for your outstanding work to ensure the success of the project. I fully appreciate the effort required to enable an event of this kind to be delivered successfully. I also fully appreciate the exceptionally high level of commitment and enthusiasm which you brought to this project.
Andrew Trehern, Area Director, Harrow Council
Please accept my congratulations for a very informative community publication, very nicely produced in a clear and easily understandable style.
John Mascurenus, Harrow
What magnificent singing! It was indeed a musical treat to hear all the well-loved songs sung to such perfection. Particularly to be mentioned in this regard are Zena Wigram as Ado Annie, Aubrey Hindle as Curley and Brian Commins as Jud.
False Bay Echo
Zena Wigram’s Anna was amongst the very best I have seen. Her interpretation of the role was perfect in every way. She showed so much emotion at the end of the show that it heightened the tragedy of the scene. Her diction was perfect as was her singing. She was a joy to both watch and hear.
Harvey Kesselman, NODA on ‘The King & I’