Steve Cram CBE

Steve Cram MBE is one of the world’s most successful middle distance athletes of all time.

Steve’s career spanned three decades making his major debut as a 17 year old at the Commonwealth Games in 1978.

His many achievements included six Gold Medals at Commonwealth, European and World Championships and a Silver Medal at Olympics.

In 1985, Steve Cram broke World Records at 1500m, 2000m, and Mile all within 19 days, the latter lasting almost 9 years.

In 1983,Cram was voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year and graduated from Northumbria University with a BA in Sports Studies.

In 1986 he was awarded the MBE and in 2014 he was awarded a CBE.

Broadcaster:

Steve began working in broadcasting in 1995 as an athletics commentator for Eurosport covering World Championships, the European and Olympic Games.

He has since joined Channel 4 followed by the BBC where he is the Chief Athletics commentator.

Steve Cram – Motivational Speaker:

Outside of broadcasting, Steve Cram is as much at home presenting conferences and corporate videos and is also in great demand as a motivational speaker.

Steve has worked with many multinational and FTSE 100 companies delivering key messages and entertaining their clients along the way.

Speaking topics include:

• Motivation
• Personal Performance
• Aspiration
• Coaching
• Commitment
• The Olympic spirit, and what it’s really like to win an Olympic medal.