Montell Douglas is a dynamic British multi-sport Olympian, celebrated for her versatility, resilience, and trailblazing achievements. As a speaker or host, Montell is known for her inspirational talks that draw from her unique journey from setting records on the track to competing in bobsleigh, and more recently, captivating audiences as a television personality. One of her biggest achievements includes holding the British 100-metre sprint record for over a decade, a testament to her exceptional talent and determination.
Montell’s early career began with a focus on athletics, where she quickly established herself as a formidable sprinter. She gained recognition by setting the British record in the 100 metres with an impressive time of 11.05 seconds, a feat that highlighted her as one of the fastest women in British history.
In her illustrious career, Montell has achieved numerous accolades that showcase her diverse talents. She not only excelled as a sprinter but also made history as the first British female athlete to compete in both the Summer and Winter Olympics. Her transition to bobsleigh, where she represented Great Britain in the two-woman event, is a testament to her adaptability and drive to push boundaries. Additionally, Montell has earned recognition through various awards and titles, including her role as ‘Fire’ in the 2024 BBC One reboot of Gladiators. She has also recently been announced as a competitor on the 2024 series of Strictly Come Dancing, competing against the likes of Tom Dean MBE, Paul Merson and Sam Quek MBE.
Montell’s achievements have made her a sought-after speaker, particularly on topics such as resilience, overcoming adversity, and the importance of mental health in sports. Her experience across different sports and her role as a Gladiator further solidify her as an authority on these subjects. Montell's engagements are not just about sharing her story, but also about empowering others to achieve greatness, making her an exceptional choice for any event. Hiring Montell guarantees an engaging and motivational session that resonates with a wide range of audiences, from aspiring athletes to corporate leaders.
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Montell Douglas' official speaking topics are listed below:
- Resilience & Overcoming Adversity
- Mental Health in Sports
- Women in Sports: Breaking Barriers
- The Importance of Versatility in Athletic Careers
- The Role of Social Media in Modern Sports
- Leadership and Mentorship in Athletics
- The Evolution of British Athletics
- Promoting Gender Equality in Sports
- 2024 - Contestant on Strictly Come Dancing
- 2024 - Role as 'Fire' in the BBC One reboot of Gladiators
- 2023 - Named as one of the UK's Top 50 Influential Sports Figures
- 2022 - Ambassador for the Women’s Sport Trust, promoting gender equality in sports
- 2018 - Competed in the PyeongChang Winter Olympics as part of the Great Britain bobsleigh team
- 2017 - First British female athlete to compete in both Summer and Winter Olympics
- 2016 - Awarded the British Athletics Athlete Mentor role, guiding the next generation of athletes
- 2015 - Launched a campaign advocating for mental health awareness among athletes
- 2014 - Won the British Bobsleigh Championships with her team
- 2012 - Olympic Torchbearer for the London 2012 Olympics
- 2011 - Silver Medalist at the European Athletics Team Championships in the 4x100m relay
- 2010 - Gold Medalist at the Commonwealth Games in the 4x100m relay
- 2008 - Competed in the Beijing Summer Olympics
- 2007 - Set the British record for the 100-metre sprint with a time of 11.05 seconds
- 2006 - Gold Medalist at the British Athletics Championships in the 100m sprint
- 2005 - Bronze Medalist at the World University Games in the 4x100m relay