Roger Black MBE
Roger Black is one of the country's most successful sportsmen having represented Great Britain for fourteen years at the highest level in the world of athletics.
Roger possesses a deep knowledge of motivation and self-development and now as one of the leading Motivational Speakers in the UK is constantly seeking continued personal growth. He understands the dynamics of becoming a champion, how to live a dream, set goals and take the necessary steps to fulfilling ones potential. Roger is passionate about self motivation, creativity and maximising his personal development.
During a glittering 14 year career Roger Black won fifteen major Championship Medals including European, Commonwealth and World Championship Gold Medals. His greatest achievements were winning the Olympic 400 metres Silver Medal in 1996 and being part of the Gold Medal winning 4 x 400 metres relay team at the 1991 World Championships.
Roger Black is also an accomplished television presenter working on a wide range of programmes for The BBC including Breakfast News, BBC 6 o'clock News, The Sydney 2000 Olympics, the World Athletics Championships 2001 in Canada, the 2002 Commonwealth Games, the 2002 European Championships from Vienna and the World Championships from Paris 2003.
In addition, Roger has co-presented the BBC flagship programme Tomorrow's World and 4 series of the BBC's award winning City Hospital.