MTC

To showcase the wide range of talent MTC manage and to illustrate MTC's ability to deliver an outstanding event. To engage current and future partners with the 2012 Olympics and the need to start planning. To provide attendees with an inspiring day and a raft of take out messages to take to their working environment through the power of the athletes stories

Harry Aikines Aryeetey, Steve Backley, Danny Crates, Jonathan Edwards, Paul Goodison, Sally Gunnell, Phillips Idowu, Colin Jackson, Dean Macey, Steve Parry, Perri Shakes-Drayton, Kelly Sotherton Leon Taylor and Amy Williams, plus Shelagh Fogarty and Ned Boulting

M and C Saatchi, MacDonalds, Coke, Cadbury, Lloyds TSB, Aviva, Synergy, IMG, EDF Energy, Pentland, Lloyds Banking Group

Ahead of the Games was an outstanding success in demonstrating the ways in which MTC talent can meet a wide range of briefs in the corporate market whilst at the same time proved beneficial to all who attended by way of triggering how athletes past and present can be utilised in the lead up to London 2012 and beyond, not only from a corporate speaking perspective, but also in terms of developing commercial partnerships or ambassadorial positions

Testimonials

‘A very interesting day and gave us a great opportunity to hear how focused and driven the speakers were. Made me think about goals, strategy and allowed us as a Team to consider how this can be applied in the workplace'

‘Some great speakers and many with a different view point, I found the reality of injuries and how they are dealt with as being very inspiring. "Life isn't fair" and "The goalposts always move" were 2 quotes that stuck with me and how the athletes, coaches, mentors face into these hurdles. The same can be said in business and no-one should kid themselves expecting an easy ride. A very inspirational day all round'

'It was a truly inspiring day and I felt incredibly honoured and humbled to be in the presence of such great athletes...such interesting stories really do get one's mind thinking and I came away imagining engaging them all...'