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Kate Mason

Kate Mason helps organisations master communication under pressure and high-performance storytelling. A sports broadcaster and leadership speaker, she works with teams to build adaptability and real-time decision-making skills. TNT Sports presenter, SJA award winner and Paris Olympics correspondent.

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Kate Mason
Kate Mason

Kate Mason

London, United Kingdom

Typical fee range

£2k–5k

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Kate Mason's biography

At a glance

  • Live sport presenter for TNT Sports and Sky Sports News
  • Award winning sports journalist and documentary maker
  • BBC Radio 4 broadcaster exploring human performance

Kate Mason has spent over a decade at the front of live sport broadcasting, turning complex, fast-moving events into stories that connect with audiences across television, radio and print.


Currently presenting for TNT Sports, she anchors England's men's Test cricket tours and the UCI Mountain Bike World Series. Her career includes lead presenting roles at Sky Sports News and regular hosting duties on the Football Ramble. In 2024, she covered the Paris Olympics for Discovery+. Her Metro newspaper column was shortlisted for Columnist of the Year in 2024, the first time a broadcaster had received that nomination.


Kate's BBC Radio 4 series How to Spot Potential draws on her years reporting from elite sport to examine how people develop under pressure, in athletics, education and beyond. Her SJA award-winning audio documentary Inside the Qatar World Cup showed how major sporting events carry social and political weight far beyond the pitch. Both projects reflect a career built on finding the human story inside the headline.


Audiences leave Kate's sessions with a clearer understanding of how to communicate under pressure, how to read a room and adapt in real time, and how storytelling can shift the way people engage with complex subjects. Her work across multiple formats gives those lessons practical grounding.


Few speakers bring the same combination of live event experience, award-winning journalism and cultural curiosity to the stage. Book Kate to give your audience something they will still be thinking about on the way home.

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Why we recommend booking Kate

Kate's BBC Radio 4 series and SJA award-winning documentary work show a broadcaster who operates well beyond the studio, and that depth translates directly to sessions on communication under pressure and reading a room in real time. For a team navigating high-stakes change or complex stakeholder engagement, her ability to find the human story inside a fast-moving situation is precisely the lens they need. If your audience works in environments where clarity and adaptability matter, she is a strong fit.

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How do I book Kate Mason for my next event?

Email kate.mason@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 Kate's availability and fees. 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 a bit about your audience.

What is Kate Mason's speaking style like?

Kate Mason draws on case studies from elite sport — including material developed for her BBC Radio 4 series How to Spot Potential and her SJA award-winning audio documentary Inside the Qatar World Cup — to illustrate how individuals and organisations perform under pressure, translating broadcast journalism techniques into lessons on real-time communication and storytelling.

What topics does Kate Mason specialise in?

Kate Mason's sessions address communication under pressure, storytelling, and human performance and potential. She is a live sport presenter for TNT Sports, whose SJA award-winning audio documentary Inside the Qatar World Cup and BBC Radio 4 series How to Spot Potential demonstrate her range across broadcast journalism and long-form audio.

Does PepTalk charge a booking fee?

No. PepTalk adds no booking fee, so you pay the speaker's fee and nothing beyond it. The service, from shortlist through to contracts and event-day logistics, is included. For repeat or multi-event bookings, PepTalk can agree preferential rates with your procurement team.

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Share your event date, audience, format, objectives and budget, and PepTalk sends a hand-picked shortlist within 24 hours. Each suggestion comes with a profile, a fee and a recommendation on the strongest fit. Once you choose, PepTalk handles contracts, travel and logistics through to event day.

What does the typical fee range mean?

The typical fee range is the speaker's standard in-person fee in their home market, shown in their local currency. It moves with format, location, date and session length: virtual sessions and shorter slots usually cost less, while international travel and peak dates cost more. Send your brief to PepTalk and the team will confirm the exact fee in your currency.

Have all the speakers on the website worked with PepTalk before?

Not all of them, and it makes no difference to your booking. PepTalk's network of 15,000+ speakers covers talent the team works with directly alongside speakers represented by agents and agencies worldwide. PepTalk approaches the speaker, negotiates the fee and handles contracting either way.

How far in advance should I book a speaker?

Three to six months ahead is comfortable for most events, and 12 months is better for large conferences, peak-season dates or one specific in-demand speaker. Shorter timelines are workable, and PepTalk regularly fills last-minute and replacement bookings within days. Availability is the constraint, so get in touch as soon as you have a date.