A unique opportunity to hear Max Clifford spill the beans on the rich and famous

'Max probably knows more secrets of the rich and famous than anyone in the world.'

Piers Morgan.

'He’s a godsend and the first person I phone after every TV show.'

Simon Cowell

Max Clifford has been in the business of public relations protecting and promoting a wide variety of clients for well over 40 years.  Join him at Foxhills on Wednesday evening, 14th November when he will host ‘Cash for Questions’ to mark ‘World Diabetes Day’.  This will be a ‘black tie’ charity event with a difference!  After a mouth-watering three course dinner, in a closed room with no media, a select number of people will have the opportunity to donate cash to ask Max a question on any subject or about any celebrity.  Prepare to be shocked!!!  

The event is supporting the Stephanie Marks Diabetes Appeal that’s raising money to build a state-of-the art ‘Centre of Excellence’ which will improve the quality of diabetes care in Surrey and West Middlesex.  Launched four years ago, the Appeal has reached a pivotal stage as it only needs to raise another £150,000 to complete the Project. 

Max has become as instantly recognisable as many of the stars he has represented over the years. His views and comments are sought on a daily basis for the world’s media on a wide range of subjects and he regularly appears on TV and radio as a guest on current affairs, news, documentaries and chat shows

Also during the last 20 years he has become increasingly involved with many of the major front page stories in the British media. He now regularly breaks stories and stops stories in between orchestrating PR campaigns for a multitude of clients from all over the world.  Often poacher and gamekeeper at the same time, he has helped save many a famous career from media damage and destruction. Increasingly during the last decade, he is approached by members of the public who seek out his help to get justice and awareness often when all other means have failed.

Max worked in EMI records press office in 1962, where practically his first assignment was to promote an unknown band fromLiverpool called The Beatles. The rest is history ………………

Tickets for this black-tie evening are £45 each which includes a glass on wine on arrival at the reception (7 pm) a delicious three course meal (8 pm) and the chance to hear Max ‘spill the beans’ with no holes barred!!  Please contact Val Marks on 01932 722330 or  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  to book or visit www.stephaniemarks.org.uk to download a booking form.