Suzi Perry

Whether she is discussing the MotoGP or The Gadget Show, BBC's Formula one or appearing at after dinner events, few celebrity personalities are as interesting as Suzi Perry. The television presenter has spent well over a decade on our screens, offering her authoritative opinion on different sporting events. As a speaker or event host, she can perfectly compliment a wide range of themes, thanks to her likeable personality and onstage confidence. When presenting at charity fundraisers, her charm can encourage those last few donations, driven by her passion for good causes.

Suzi is most notable for her influence in the motorsports industry. She is commonly found reporting on motorbike races for BBC News, but can also be found at Wimbledon, the London Marathon and Royal Ascot. She was even a key presenter at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. For well over a decade, Suzi was at the forefront of the BBC Sports coverage of the MotoGP, a position that firmly established her as a respectable broadcaster. Fans of motorsports flock to hear Suzi's story, making her an immensely popular speaker. Charismatic and witty, she is as confident onstage as she is onscreen, meaning that your event is in safe hands.

Following in the footsteps of Anneka Rice, Suzi took the role of Skyrunner in the show, Treasure Hunt, from 2002 to 2003. In 2004, she became the co-presenter of The Gadget Show on Channel 5, alongside Jason Bradbury, Ortis Deley, Jon Bentley and Pollyanna Woodward. She is even credited for creating the current theme music, during a fan-favourite challenge on the show. As part of Let's Dance for Comic Relief in 2012, Suzi danced with Ortis to Livin' the Vida Loca, reflecting her ongoing commitment to fundraising. As a presenter at charity events, she perfectly compliments the underlying themes, entertaining audiences while discussing potentially difficult topics with eloquence.

Continuing her love affair with motorsports, Suzi presents the Suzi Perry's Formula 1 Anthems, broadcast on BBC Radio 2. In recognition of her contribution to technology, she was made an honorary Doctor of Engineering, to celebrate her work encouraging young entrepreneurs. From sport to technology, Suzi's diverse career makes her ideal for a wide range of events. A true joy to witness present on stage, audiences fall head over heels for this icon of British presenting.