Meor Addelan

Name:
Meor Mohd Addelan bin Meor Adam — known professionally as Meor Addelan
International Emcee, TV Host & Radio Announcer
Nouvator — Communication, Public Speaking & Hosting

Meor brings experience across television, radio, corporate events, and international sporting programmes. His professional journey has taken him from engineering and sales into broadcasting and live hosting, connecting technical and commercial experience with communication and audience engagement.

Education Background:

• Studied at the University of Applied Sciences of Hannover, Germany, from 2003–2008, according to his public LinkedIn profile.
• His profile also records volunteering at the FIFA World Cup 2006.
• RTM training in event protocol and formal presentation standards, as described in his talent agency profile.

The exact academic qualification and field of study should be confirmed with Meor before publication.

Professional Experiences:

International Emcee & Event Host
Experience hosting corporate functions, annual dinners, award ceremonies, product launches, seminars, government programmes, and sports events. His work involves maintaining programme flow, engaging audiences, and adapting his delivery to different occasions.

Television Host — Fresh Brew, RTM
A host of Fresh Brew, the English-language talk show associated with TV2 and TV Okey. The programme’s public channel lists him among its hosts.

Radio Announcer — Bernama Radio
His professional profiles record experience as a Bernama Radio announcer, adding radio presentation to his television and live event work.

International Sports Hosting
His public portfolio includes work connected with the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, while his personal website showcases the 29th SEA Games Kuala Lumpur 2017. His video résumé also describes coverage of the 2018 Asian Games and Asian Para Games in Indonesia.

Discussion Host — Sinar Daily
Hosted Sinar Daily’s Wacana discussion “Failing SPM: What Is Happening?”, bringing experts together to discuss education challenges.

Multilingual Communication
His public profiles list English, Bahasa Malaysia, and German, supporting his work with varied audiences.

Awards & Recognition:

His professional highlights include international sporting engagements and a The Star profile recognising his journey as a television host and emcee. He is also known by the nickname “Mr Loudspeaker.” These are career highlights and media recognition rather than competitive awards.

Media Appearances:

• Fresh Brew — RTM TV2 / TV Okey: Television hosting.
• Bernama Radio: Radio announcing.
• Sinar Daily Wacana: Host of “Failing SPM: What Is Happening?”
• The Star: Featured in “Despite a late start, TV host Meor Mohd thrives in his roles,” published on 9 September 2019.

My personality in one quirky sentence:

A people person with an engineer’s mind, a broadcaster’s voice, and a habit of turning a room full of strangers into a conversation.

Values:
Suggested wording

• Connection: Help people feel included in the conversation.
• Clarity: Make messages easy to understand and follow.
• Authenticity: Communicate with a voice that feels natural.
• Empathy: Listen and consider the audience’s perspective.
• Preparation: Respect the occasion through thoughtful planning.
• Adaptability: Respond calmly when the conversation or programme changes.
• Professionalism: Bring care, reliability, and respect to every engagement.

What are your goals?

I want to help people feel more comfortable expressing themselves and more confident connecting with others.

Through Nouva, my goal is to share practical lessons from television, radio, and live hosting. I want participants to learn how to organise their thoughts, use their voice effectively, listen with attention, and respond with greater confidence.

Whether they are introducing themselves, presenting an idea, leading a discussion, or hosting an event, I hope they leave feeling better prepared to speak and connect.

Your module name:
Just Talk

Speak with Impact — Find Your Voice, Connect with Your Audience

A practical communication and public speaking experience with Meor Addelan.

Mechanism:
Proposed learning approach

Prepare → Practise → Present → Reflect → Refine

Participants work with real communication situations, practise short speaking exercises, and receive constructive feedback.

Activities include introductions, presentation drills, paired conversations, interview simulations, and hosting exercises. Participants revisit their delivery so they can experience how preparation and small adjustments improve their communication.

Topics covered:

• Building confidence when speaking.
• Understanding your audience and purpose.
• Structuring a clear message.
• Voice projection, pace, pauses, and emphasis.
• Body language and stage presence.
• Listening and asking thoughtful questions.
• Responding to questions and unexpected situations.
• Audience engagement and hosting fundamentals.
• Communicating naturally on camera.
• Using feedback to improve.

Module Outline:
Proposed coverage, to be finalised with Meor

1. Find Your Voice
Explore your speaking habits, strengths, and situations you find challenging.

Activity: Deliver a short introduction and reflect on your experience.

Participant output: A personal communication goal.

2. Make Your Message Clear
Organise your ideas around an audience, purpose, and main takeaway.

Activity: Turn a complicated explanation into a concise message.

Participant output: A structured speaking outline.

3. Develop Your Delivery
Practise voice, pace, pauses, posture, and eye contact.

Activity: Present the same message in different ways and compare the effect.

Participant output: A delivery improvement checklist.

4. Connect Through Conversation
Develop listening, questioning, and audience engagement skills.

Activity: Take turns interviewing a partner and guiding a short discussion.

Participant output: A questioning and conversation guide.

5. Handle the Unexpected
Practise responding to questions, recovering from mistakes, and managing changes.

Activity: Work through impromptu speaking and event scenarios.

Participant output: A preparation and response checklist.

6. Present, Reflect & Refine
Apply the learning in a short presentation, camera introduction, or hosting segment.

Activity: Deliver, receive feedback, and present an improved version.

Participant output: A refined presentation and personal practice plan.

Who is this workshop meant for?

• Professionals presenting ideas or speaking in meetings.
• Entrepreneurs and solopreneurs introducing their businesses.
• Team leaders guiding discussions and communicating direction.
• Aspiring emcees and hosts developing their delivery.
• Content creators becoming more comfortable on camera.
• Beginners who want a supportive space to practise speaking.

You do not need to be a confident speaker to begin. Bring a message you want to share, a willingness to practise and the openness to learn with others.