Alex Scott

Former Professional Right-Back Footballer for Arsenal & England, English Football Hall of Fame Inductee, Pundit for BBC Sports & Sky Sports, Founder of the Alex Scott Academy & Recipient of Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards' "The Sport Award"

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How (Not) To Be Strong

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Alex Scott received a 5 star rating across 9 events in 2023

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"Alex Scott, a trailblazer in football and media, is an exceptional keynote speaker. Her illustrious career at Arsenal and as an England international, combined with barrier-breaking achievements in punditry, showcases her expertise and resilience. Alex's articulate, engaging style and inspirational journey make her an outstanding choice for any event."

How to hire Alex Scott

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Official Feedback from In-Person & Virtual Events

Feedback from In-Person Events:

"I was incredibly moved by Alex's story and her bravery is second to none" - Steven Bartlett, Host of The Diary of a CEO

"Alex was brilliant... really interesting and great chemistry." - Emma, Head of Content, Bett-Hyve Group

"Our employees loved Alex, the conversation flowed and there were lots of questions from the audience and lots of laughs!" - RBC Capital Markets

  • 2023 - Awarded The Sport Award at the Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards
  • 2022 - Starred on Steven Barlett's "The Diary of a CEO"
  • 2022 - Author of "How (Not) To Be Strong"
  • 2021 - Recipient of an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Hertfordshire
  • 2021 - Main Presenter of the BBC's coverage of the 2020(1) Tokyo Olympic Games
  • 2021 - Presenter of "Football Focus" & "The Tournament" for the BBC
  • 2020 - Presenter of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards
  • 2019 - Contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, first female footballer to participate on the show
  • 2019 - Co-Host of "Goals on Sunday" for Sky Sports
  • 2019 - Covered the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup for the BBC
  • 2019 - Inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame
  • 2018 - Became the first female pundit for Sky Sports & member of the Super Sunday team
  • 2018 - Provided coverage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup as the first female football pundit at the World Cup for the BBC
  • 2017 - Appointed MBE for Services to Football
  • 2016 - Winner of Bear Grylls' "Mission Survive"
  • 2015 - Won Bronze at the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup
  • 2012 - Represented Team GB at the 2012 London Olympic Games
  • 2012 - Footballer for Arsenal
  • 2011 - Founder of the Alex Scott Academy
  • 2009 - Footballer for the Boston Breakers 
  • 2009 - Won Silver at the 2009 UEFA Women's Euros
  • 2005 - Footballer for Arsenal
  • 2004 - Footballer for Birmingham City
  • 2002 - Footballer for Arsenal
  • Player in the 2005, 2009, 2013 & 2017 UEFA Women's Championships, representing England
  • Player in the 2007, 2011 & 2015 FIFA Women's World Cups, representing England
  • Second most-capped England player upon retirement - 140 caps 
  • Guest Presenter on "The One Show"