Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill is widely regarded as the face of the London 2012 Games, having enjoyed a credible career as an Olympic heptathlon champion and one of the most recognisable athletes of her generation. An eloquent motivational speaker, Jessica shares her story of how she came back from the brink with a career-threatening injury and shouldered the expectations of a nation to secure home Olympic gold. If you are looking for an inspiring keynote speaker, Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill is an excellent addition to all manner of events and conferences.
The former 3x World Champion has become a household name thanks to her prowess within her sport, but also a role model for the way she has promoted athletics and a healthy lifestyle to young girls. Following her absence due to pregnancy, Jessica made a show-stopping return to athletics in 2015 when she won the heptathlon at the Beijing World Athletics Championships. More of her recent achievements include taking first at the Combined Events Challenge and silver at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.
Outside of athletics, Ennis has released her own fitness app entitled Jennis in which offers exercise routines and tailored pregnancy programmes. She was also appointed DBE in the 2017 New Year Honours for her services to athletics and won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Lifetime Achievement Award. In the run-up to the 2017 World Athletics Championships, Jessica also released her own one-off programme for the BBC. Jessica Ennis-Hill and the Next Generation showed her interview the next stars of British athletics. Specialising as an after dinner speaker, her life experiences throughout her career have set her in exceptional stead to fulfil all speaker duties and her relatable and positive personality help her shine during her appearances. Articulate in her role as an after dinner speaker, Jessica Ennis-Hill applies as much preparation and dedication into her role as a keynote and sports speaker as she would into her training and competition. Most recently, she was a commentator at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, commentating alongside Gabby Logan and Denise Lewis.
An inspirational role model to the public and the nation's sweetheart, she is undoubtedly going to progress her career onwards and become one of the most decorated athletes in British history. A figure and persona which has become as popular with the public as her gold-winning pedigree, she is an exceptional after-dinner speaker addressing all sorts of popular issues which can arise within performance sports such as peak performance, determination and motivation. Incredibly talented yet phenomenally humble, Jessica Ennis-Hill is one of the most desirable sports speakers available currently today.
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Unbelievable: From My Childhood Dreams To Winning Olympic Gold
How to hire Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
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Jessica Ennis Hill's official speaking topics are listed below:
- Drive & Determination
- Training, Fitness & Diet
- Setting & Achieving Goals
- Performing Under Pressure
- Overcoming Adversity
Official Feedback from In-Person & Virtual Events:
Feedback from In-Person Events:
"She was fabulous, we had a completely full auditorium and what a great presentation, it was lovely for the audience to get a sense of her story!" - BIBA c/o The Campaign Partnership Ltd
- 2024 - Commentator at the Paris Olympics
- 2017 - Awarded BBC Sports Personality of the Year Lifetime Achievement Award
- 2017 - Appointed Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE)
- 2016 - Retrospectively awarded gold medal for the 2011 World Championships
- 2016 - Silver medal in the heptathlon at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics
- 2015 - Won third World Championship title in Beijing
- 2013 - Appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)
- 2012 - Gold medal in the heptathlon at the London Olympics
- 2011 - Won second World Championship title in Daegu
- 2010 - Won gold in the heptathlon at the European Championships
- 2010 - Won World Indoor pentathlon title in Doha
- 2009 - Won first World Championship title in Berlin
- 2006 - Won bronze in the heptathlon at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne
- 2005 - Won European Athletics Junior Championships in heptathlon
- 2004 - Competed in World Junior Championships, finishing eighth in heptathlon
- 2003 - Won AAA U20 Championships in indoor pentathlon and 100m hurdles
- 2000 - Won high jump at the National Schools Championships