Sally Gunnell

One of Britain’s greatest track athletes, Sally Gunnell was the first woman in history to hold all four international gold medals at the same time – Olympic, World, Commonwealth and European, a record she held for over 20 years.

Sally first rose to prominence after winning the 100m hurdles at the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, before taking the 400m Olympic title and breaking the world record at the World Championships in Germany.

After having to retire with an Achilles injury, Sally presented GMTV’s wellbeing strand and became a leading spokeswoman for improving health and fitness. She also started to talk to companies about healthy living in the workplace and good practice in nutrition, exercise and stress management. She heads an extensive corporate wellbeing programme, with a network of professional coaches, nutritionists and advisors available to provide a bespoke solution for companies.