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Jason Mohammad helps organisations build inclusive cultures and communicate across cultural divides. A BBC broadcaster and diversity and inclusion speaker, Jason draws on 25 years in British media, his Welsh-Pakistani heritage, and his role as Pro Chancellor of Cardiff University.
Jason Mohammad has spent more than 25 years as one of Britain's most recognisable broadcasters, building a career defined by authentic storytelling across sport, news and culture.
He anchors BBC One's Final Score and serves as Pro Chancellor of Cardiff University. His reporting credits include the Rio Olympics, and his daily radio work has kept him at the centre of British broadcasting for over two decades.
Drawing on his Welsh-Pakistani heritage and experience as a practising Muslim in mainstream media, Jason offers organisations a grounded perspective on inclusive communication. He has navigated cultural identity in high-pressure, public-facing environments, giving him practical insight into how individuals and teams can build genuine connections without compromising who they are.
Audiences leave Jason's sessions with concrete tools for communicating across cultural divides, a clearer understanding of how authentic representation strengthens professional credibility, and a framework for aligning personal values with workplace expectations. His approach is rooted in lived experience rather than theory, which makes the lessons stick.
Book Jason to give your audience an honest, informed conversation about identity, inclusion and communication that translates directly into how they work.
Jason brings 25 years of BBC broadcast experience and genuine cultural fluency as a Welsh-Pakistani Muslim navigating national media, which translates into practical frameworks for inclusive communication your teams can apply immediately. His work spans Final Score to the Rio Olympics, so he understands high-stakes environments where authenticity and credibility directly impact performance. Ideal for organisations prioritising cultural competence without sacrificing commercial rigour.
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To book Jason Mohammad, email jason.mohammad@getapeptalk.com or call PepTalk on +44 20 3835 2929 (UK) or +1 737 888 5112 (US), and one of our speaker agents will contact you within hours to confirm Jason's availability and speaking fee. If you can, please include your budget upfront – it helps us fast-track your request. It’s also helpful to know the date, format (virtual or in-person), location, and about your audience.
Jason Mohammad draws on lived experience as a Welsh-Pakistani Muslim broadcaster to frame lessons on inclusive communication, using personal narrative from over 25 years in mainstream media to give audiences a framework for aligning cultural identity with professional practice.
Jason Mohammad speaks on inclusive communication, cultural identity in professional environments, and authentic storytelling. He is a veteran BBC broadcaster with over 25 years of experience, anchoring BBC One's Final Score and serving as Pro Chancellor of Cardiff University.
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