She gained popularity in the 1980s and 1990s by co-writing and performing in television programs including "Girls on Top" and "Absolutely Fabulous." For many years, she has delighted audiences with her sometimes abrasive and theatrical attitude. Ruby Wax has experienced depressive spells throughout her life, despite her efforts to lift the nation's spirits. She is committed to supporting others in... read full bio
Oliver Bierhoff is a former forward and current German football official. He was previously the German Football Association's director of the national team. Bierhoff was a tall, powerful and prolific striker who was primarily known for his outstanding aerial skills and his ability to send headers toward the goal as a target man. In the Euro 96 championship game, Bierhoff scored the first... read full bio
For more than 20 years, Richard Olivier has been in the forefront of integrating the theater industry into the creation of genuine leaders. He has worked widely in the domains of organizational and personal development. Additionally, he established the Leadership Lab to support the shift to a culture that values life. He co-founded the experiential transformational learning paradigm and methodology Archetypes... read full bio
Stuart Lancaster experienced some severe ups and downs while leading the England team to the World Cup. Gaining insight from the field, he may apply his lessons in leadership, management, and identity in the boardroom. Stuart is now the Leinster Rugby coach in Dublin, Ireland. Lancaster rose to the position of Head Coach for the England Rugby Football Union after working at... read full bio
Through his lectures, Will demonstrates how self-belief and decisive leadership propelled the World Cup-winning squad from seventh to the top spot. Will talks on how underachievers were supported rather than criticized, how everyone should be given a voice and how being demoted to the lower division at his team strengthened his resolve. Will is a clever, humorous, intelligent and captivating presence on the... read full bio
Eddie Jones is the head coach of the England rugby team, a former Wallabies coach, speaker and former professional rugby player from Australia. "The coach that revolutionized the England Rugby Union team" is another moniker for him. Having guided Australia to the Rugby World Cup, he is a renowned international rugby coach. He managed Japan's national squad for three years in... read full bio
Heston first took a variety of jobs to support himself while honing his culinary abilities in the evenings, even though he already had his ideal vocation in mind. Heston did not have any professional training as a chef, but he did spend two weeks every summer in France learning more about the chefs, ingredients and recipes that went into creating the... read full bio
Pakistan's Lahore is home to Nazim Khan, better known as James Caan. He went to London's Brick Lane with his family when he was two years old, when his father opened a leather jacket manufacturing business. Caan made the decision not to accept this post, even though his family had intended him to take over this firm after graduating from... read full bio
John, a previous recipient of "The Magic Circle Stage Magician of the Year," has almost thirty years of experience performing for audiences worldwide, including many trips to amuse British soldiers stationed abroad. John won the title of "British Magical Champion of Comedy" after competing in the British Magical Championships. John received a gold star promotion to "Member of the Inner Magic... read full bio
Johnny Herbert is a genuine racing hero who has experience with pressure and heartbreaking defeats. His captivating and motivational attitude will captivate both business professionals and enthusiasts. He is a member of a select group of British drivers who have achieved success in Formula 1. At the tender age of ten, he started competing in kart races. His skill was... read full bio
Without a question, the most recognizable male ballroom dancer of today is Anton Du Beke. First made popular by the smash BBC1 series "Strictly Come Dancing," he is now a well-known face on television. Whether he is dancing, hosting or making cameos, he is quickly establishing himself as a media figure and taking on the moniker "Mr Showbiz." At the age of... read full bio
The Observer named him one of the 50 funniest British comedy performers. On Channel 4's 100 Greatest Stand-Ups, he was selected as the seventh best stand-up comedian. Bailey received his education at Bath's King Edward's School, an independent institution. Here, his music instructor (actual name Mark Bailey) gave him the moniker Bill for his exceptional guitar performance of the song "Won't... read full bio
One of the most well-known riders in the world for a long time is Sir Chris. With six gold and one silver, he cemented himself as Team GB's most successful Olympian, setting yet another record. His love of riding began at an early age and he pursued his goals of becoming successful in the sport. One of Hoy's favorite events was the... read full bio
Speaking, Duncan Bannatyne adopts an open and sincere manner. His career has been interesting and others who want to start their own firms might find inspiration in his experiences. Even though he doesn't hold back while speaking his thoughts, his humor and genuine warmth come through. In addition to being a well-known star of the BBC TV show Dragons Den, he is... read full bio
He managed to keep 500 million viewers around the world wondering who he was for eight years. Ben is also a Hollywood stunt driver, TV presenter, keynote speaker and elite motorsports professional, but not many people are aware of this. His two best-selling books are "How to Drive," an international best-seller, and "The Man in the White Suit (The Stig, Le... read full bio
Italy's prime minister from 2013 to 2014 was Enrico Letta. He oversaw a broad alliance that included the centrist Civic Choice, the center-right People of Freedom, and the center-left Democratic Party. He was a founder member of the Democratic Party and had previously been a member of the Italian People's Party and Christian Democracy. In addition, Professor Letta has written several political... read full bio
She not only excelled in the Paralympics but also won the London Wheelchair Marathon six times. Baroness Tanni has since become a well-known figure in public life and an outspoken advocate for the rights of people with disabilities. Currently, she holds the positions of Chair of ukactive, Chancellor of Northumbria University, Non-Executive Director of the BBC, Board Member of Transport for... read full bio
Debbie McGee was a ballet dancer when she started her career in show business, but after a very successful audition, she got to appear on stage with Paul Daniels, and well, history was created. Debbie gained national recognition as "the lovely Debbie McGee," as Paul called her, when they appeared together on his BBC series The Paul Daniels Magic Show. After... read full bio
Young Crossy, who was greatly affected by Jungle and Drum & Bass, adopted a sound that was greatly impacted by Bristol-based label Born on Road. Crossy's appreciation of underground music is heavily affected by the sounds of the Jungle, having grown up listening to the sounds of musicians like Kenny Ken and DJ Randall. Crossy has supported several well-known bands, including... read full bio
There are many different types of brave leaders, but the most crucial thing is that they have voices that manage to be heard in a way that changes other people. Speech Thomas is a wonderful example of someone who defied expectations and bravely followed a route that many others would not have taken. Speaking about that mindset, he and his... read full bio
