Kriss' athletic career began in the Army Physical Training Corp. He went on to win an array of medals in hurdling and relay including Olympic, Commonwealth and European Championships. He currently works in media and PR is the CEO of the Akabusi Company, Founding Director of REACH and is an inspirational speaker.

Steve retired from British Athletics in 2004 having been at the pinnacle of his field as Britain's No. 1 javelin thrower for over a decade. He now concentrates on his career as a corporate speaker and is available for motivational speaking engagements.

Known worldwide for his achievements in athletics winning numerous medals at the Olympics, Commonwealth and European games, Roger was made British men's team captain in 1992. Since retiring from the track he has become a popular presenter for the BBC and has made guest appearances on such shows as Strictly Come Dancing and Celebrity Stars in their Eyes. His motivational presentations are heralded as highly entertaining.

During his athletics career, Steve was counted among the world's most dominant middle distance runners. Since retiring from the track, he has worked as a television presenter predominantly for the BBC and is much sought after as a motivational speaker.

Former Olympic Triple Jumper and World Record Holder, Jonathan is currently a familiar face on television as a key member of the BBC Sport Team. With his charismatic and eloquent manner, he also provides a presentation specifically on 'The Business of the Bid' the background to our 2012 achievement.

Brendan is a former athletics distance runner whose running career saw him compete in 3 Olympic Games. Since his retirement from the track, Brendan has established himself as one of athletics most prominent television presenters and is the founder of the Great North Run.

Sally Gunnell is heralded as one of the greatest ever British female 400m hurdlers. She is the only woman in history to hold the Olympic, Commonwealth and European Gold Medal simultaneously. Sally is currently a key member of the BBC Athletics Commentary Team, is an established motivational and after dinner speaker and an ideal choice for hosting awards etc.

Tanni-Grey Thompson is a legend in her own lifetime renowned as Britain's best known paraplegic athlete winning numerous medals and accolades. Away from competition, her work includes media presentation and she is in great demand as a motivation or conference keynote and after dinner speaker.

Award winning Dame Kelly began running at the age of 12 and has won medals at every National & International level culminating in her double golds at the 2004 Olympic Games. Kelly's combination of career and life experiences together with her natural humour and charm make her ideal as a speaker at corporate events.

Colin Jackson has earned himself the reputation of being one of the greatest sprint hurdlers of all time having won honours at every level. Since retiring from competition, Colin has joined the BBC Athletics Commentary Team.

World record holder Michael Johnson is heralded as one of the greatest sprint runners of all time. Following his retirement from completion, he now works as a television com-mentator often for the BBC.

Iwan came to athletics at the age of sixteen having broken several records in various events at his school sports day. An Olympic silver medallist he is currently the British and European 400 metre record holder and is a true ambassador for the sport of athletics. Iwan is an inspiring motivational speaker focusing on determination and hard work.

Olympian Amy Williams returned from the Vancouver Winter Games as Britain’s first solo champion in 30 years, having won the Gold Medal in the skeleton bobsleigh. She is now in major demand in the media for personal appearances, interviews and as a corporate speaker for her inspiring story.

Audley HArrison is an English Heavyweight boxer from London. He was the first Briton to take Olympic Gold  for 32 years at the Sydney Games in 2000 (Superheavyweight Division) following which , he turned professional.
 

Amir Khan is a British boxer from Bolton. He is the current Commonwealth, Lightweight Champion  WBO  Inter-Continental Lightweight Champion and WBA International Lightweight Champion. Amir turned professional following his success at the 2004 Olympic Games.

Ed is a professional track and road bicycle racer. On road, achievements include winning the first stage of the Tour Of Berlin. On track, his specialist discipline is Pursuit where recent accolades include being part of the Gold medal winning teams at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Manchester and the British Olympic Squad that triumphed at the 2008 Beijing Games.

 Born in Wales, Nicole began cycling at the age of eleven and at just sixteen won her first senior national title at the British National Road Race Championships. Other major titles include Commonwealth Games Road Race 2002, UCI Road World Championship Road Race 2008 and the Olympic Games Road Race 2008.

Chris Hoy is the most successful Olympic male track cyclist of all time, having taken three Gold Medals in the Beijing Games alone. He is a multi World Champion and was recently voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2008.

 Jason is an English track cyclist specialising in the Individual and Team Sprints. He added Olympic Gold to his notable medal tally at the 2008 Games in Beijing having broken the World Record in the qualifying rounds.

Heralded as the golden girl of British cycling, Victoria won Gold at the Olympic Games in Beijing and is currently the reigning World and Olympic Champion for the sprint. She made history in 2007 when she won an unprecedented 3 World Championship Gold Medals establishing herself as the World's Greatest female track cyclist. She specialises in Q & A.

Bradley is a Belgian born British track and road cyclist, currently riding for Team Columbia. He won gold in three events at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in 2008 to accompany double gold in the Beijing Olympic Games.

Recognised as one of Britain's most successful sailors, Ben is now a three times Olympic Gold medallist having won titles in the Laser and Finn Classes in Sydney, Athens and Beijing. Other accolades include the title of Yachtsman of the Year on four occasions and ISAF World Sailor of the Year twice.
 

Tim is a British flat-water canoer who has taken a competitive part in the sport since the late 1990's. He has to date, competed in three Summer Olympics winning a total of one Bronze and One Gold in the K-1 100m and Bronze in the K-1 500m events. He was also the first British paddler to win the K-1 1000m at the European Championships.

Renowned Olympic Gold Medallist James Cracknell rowed into British hearts at the Sydney 2000 Games and again represented his country in Athens 2004. When not in a boat, James can frequently be found enjoying regular television and radio appearances, is an experienced columnist and a popular after dinner and motivational speaker.

Sharron Davies is one of Britain's most recognised celebrities having achieved fame primarily as a swimmer. She is also a television personality, model, author and interior designer.

Duncan Goodhew is one of Britain's most respected athletes. Olympic swimmer and medallist of the 70's and 80's, he also represented GB in the 2 and 4 man bobsleigh at the European Championships. Now an acclaimed businessman, Duncan is a superb motivational and after dinner speaker.

Rowing hero Matthew Pinsent made history at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games by becoming one of only 5 athletes to achieve consecutive gold medals over 4 games when he led the British coxless fours to victory in one of the closest race finishes ever recorded. His dedication, experience and expertise make him an extremely authoritative motivational and after dinner speaker. Matthew is currently a sports presenter on BBC News 24.

Knighted for his unprecedented achievement of winning 5 Olympic Gold Medals for rowing over consecutive games, Sir Steve has since carved a highly successful career for himself in the world of PR. He is greatly sought after as an after dinner and motivational speaker.

Sarah joined the Royal Yachting Association Youth Squad competing in the ISAF World Championships in 1995 and 96. She went on to Gold in the Yngling Class in Athens 2004, a success she repeated in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Sarah is recognised as one of Britain's top female sailors.

Pippa is one of Britain's Most exciting young sailors. Together with two other crew members in the Yngling boat, they are current European, World and Olympic Champions following their recent success in Beiijing.