Steve Brown is an athlete, sports commentator, and broadcaster. In 2005, he became paralysed after falling from a balcony and breaking his neck. Shortly after, he discovered wheelchair rugby and captained Great Britain at the London Paralympic Games in 2012. Since then, Steve has become a familiar face on the BBC, presenting shows such as Escape to the Country and the Travel Show. He also covers major sporting events, including Wimbledon, the London Marathon, and the Great North Run. Additionally, he hosted the BBC's coverage of the Rio Paralympic Games in 2016, the Tokyo Paralympics in 2021, and the Paris Paralympics last summer. To book Steve for your next event, contact the PepTalk team.
This speech explores the inspiring journeys of athletes preparing for the 2024 Paris Olympics. It focuses on their rigorous training, personal sacrifices, and the mental and physical resilience required to compete at the highest level, celebrating their dedication and the spirit of the Olympic Games.
With many years of experience speaking for clients in the private, public and third sectors, Steve Brown draws heavily on his own journey from sustaining a spinal injury to being a Paralympian to emerging as a TV presenter with a national profile in his keynote. Through his deeply personal stories, Steve leaves audiences captivated with his warmth, humour and honesty. They will leave invigorated by his example.
