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Alex Beresford
Alex Beresford helps organisations act on climate preparedness and build inclusive workplaces. An ITV meteorologist and diversity and inclusion speaker, Alex delivers keynotes on environmental leadership and workplace culture, recognised as a National Black Role Model by the UK government.
Alex Beresford is an ITV meteorologist and broadcaster who connects climate science, social justice, and workplace culture to help organisations navigate real-world change.
Alex presents on Good Morning Britain and ITV Evening News, where he has covered major weather events including the Oklahoma EF5 tornado. He has fronted documentaries on extreme weather, knife crime, and racial inequality, won Celebrity Race Across the World with his father in 2023, holds an Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy, and has been named a National Black Role Model by the UK government's REACH programme. His first book, Things We Should Talk About, published in September 2026, examines race, identity, and Britishness.
Drawing on two decades in broadcasting, Alex translates weather science into business strategy and frames inclusion as an operational priority rather than a policy exercise. He shows leaders how shifting environmental conditions affect planning and decision-making, and uses his own career to illustrate how organisations can identify and remove the structural barriers that limit diverse talent.
Audiences leave with a clearer understanding of how weather trends affect their specific sector, practical techniques for building team environments where people from different backgrounds contribute fully, and mentoring approaches grounded in Alex's direct experience of navigating a career in a historically under-represented field.
Book Alex to give your organisation the tools to act on climate preparedness and inclusion with confidence.
Alex Beresford brings two decades of ITV broadcast credibility and a government-recognised record on inclusion, which suits an agenda spanning both climate preparedness and building diverse teams. He turns atmospheric science into operational planning language, and his own career gives the inclusion conversation weight with senior audiences.
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Alex Beresford draws on two decades of broadcast experience to translate weather science and climate data into sector-specific business strategy, using real-world weather events he has covered on ITV as reference points. He frames inclusion as an operational matter by drawing directly on his own career trajectory to illustrate how structural barriers affect diverse talent, grounding mentoring guidance in lived professional experience.
Alex Beresford speaks on climate science and business preparedness, diversity and inclusion as an operational priority, and mentoring approaches for developing diverse talent. He is an ITV meteorologist and broadcaster with two decades in broadcasting, presenting on Good Morning Britain and ITV Evening News, holding an Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy, and recognised as a National Black Role Model by the UK government's REACH programme.
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