After returning from Vancouver clutching what was to be the only British medal won at the Winter Olympics in 2010, Amy Williams became the first British solo champion for 30 years, and the first female winner for 58 years. However, injury cut short her quest to defend this title and Amy retired from Skeleton in May 2012.

Here Amy talks about the transition from Olympian to ‘civilian’

Following her sporting success, Amy has forged a successful career, in both the corporate and broadcast worlds. A regular guest presenter on BBC Ski Sunday, Amy headed to the Sochi Olympic Games 2014, as a Team GB mentor and BBC Presenter, providing critically acclaimed coverage from the Games on the BBC.

Upon her return, Amy was signed as the new female presenter for Channel 5’s primetime hit ‘The Gadget Show’, and joined the team in April 2014, not long after original female presenter Suzi Perry stepped down.

An inspiring and exciting story, Amy is in high demand by corporate clients and has undertaken a number of hosting and keynote responsibilities for a variety of blue-chip companies. In December 2014, Amy launched ‘The Skeleton Experience’, in partnership with Momentum Ski, a bespoke experience weekend in Igls, Austria. This provided participants with the opportunity to experience the Skeleton and Bobsleigh under her expert tutelage.

Amy vs James May on Top Gear

Amy Williams Olympic Gold Medallist Corporate Talks

Amy’s corporate speeches deliver inspiration and ambition by telling her own story. Highlighting what it takes to be the best in your field but in an emotive story of how she achieved Olympic Gold at the Vancouver Winter Olympics in 2010. Amy has delivered speeches surrounding ambition, inspiration, teamwork, motivation, dedication, preparation, and what it takes to succeed with a core focus on integrating her success in the sporting field into business success.

Amy Williams Olympic Gold Medallist After Dinner Talks

Amy is fun, passionate, intelligent, and captivating, and has developed her own speaking style incorporating finesses and passion. An after-dinner speech by Amy can be tailored precisely to your requirements, to themes, topics, and personalities well known to the audience. The material is intelligent, warm, and worldly, but also taut and topical. Whatever your event, it will be a huge success.

Amy Williams Olympic Gold Medallist TEDx Talk | How to Make The Impossible Possible

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