Steve Cram is an internationally acclaimed athlete and TV commentator who is synonymous with his sport. As a chief commentator on the BBC Steve is well known by all and so adds real value, excitement and star quality to any event that he attends and speaks at. As such it means he is now an accomplished key note speaker and motivational figure who has lots of experiences to call upon as well as a coolness that only comes from being on camera.

One of the bets athlete of his generation, Steve is a former World Champion runner who also picked up a silver medal in middle distance running at the Olympics. He is also a Chair of the English Institute of Sport and Chairman of COCO, which is a global charity that aims to get more children into education and help reduce infant mortality. After retiring Steve become the voice of athletics for the BBC and has covered the last three Summer Olympic Games as well as the Winter Olympics in 2002 and 2010 and plenty more Diamond athletics meetings along the way, including shows on BBC Five Live and on 606’s Sunday Sport.

Steve Cram’s entertaining speeches always come with a clear message and he never fails to connect with all audiences, be they school age or from the corporate world. For any conference, charity dinner or sports award function, Steve makes a fine guest host and fascinating speaker and has proven so when working for FTSE 100 companies and many large multinationals before now.