Penny Mallory

Penny Mallory is a former British Rally Championship driver and also the first and only women to compete in a Word Rally Car. Now Penny is a performance coach and one of the top UK female motivational speakers. A well recognised face across television presenting Channel 4's critically acclaimed Driven and World Rally Championship.

Penny is a remarkable motivational speaker due to her experiences in life and her ability to make the impossible possible. From the young age of fourteen she had to flee home after alcoholism and mental illness destroyed her family. Living alone on the streets of London exposed her to many dangerous and bleak situations yet her inner strength and self belief enabled her to take control of her future.

The author of World Class Thinking, World Class Behaviour and Take Control of Your Life, Penny continuous to practice what she preaches and challenge what controversial thinking says you can't do. From triathlons and hell runners to three marathons on three consecutive days and conquering two of the world's highest mountains to entering a boxing ring twice, Penny is evidence of how effective her mind set can be.

Penny is an international hit sharing her unique and world class insights with some of the most powerful brands, including Coca-Cola,Tesco, Sony, Jaguar, Sainsburys, Waitrose, Volkswagen, Grand Vision and many more.

Defying the odds her whole life has given her a wealth of real life experience and combined with the knowledge of top performance requirements Penny has the ability to unleash everyone's human potential. She believes everyone has the ability to be an elite performer with the guidance to create exceptional thinking and behaviour.

From her life on the streets to becoming the only woman to compete in a rally car and tackling some of the most physically demanding achievements, Penny's talks leave people amazed and in awe. With a reputation as one of the top speakers and used regularly by the power house organisations of the world Penny explores how to improve mental toughness in order to improve performance and the importance of world class thinking and world class behaviour.