Attracted widespread praise for his return to F1 competition in the aftermath of a crash in 2001 that resulted in the amputation of both legs.
German tennis great Boris Becker became the youngest men's champion in history with his victory at Wimbledon as a 17-year-old in 1985.
American former track and field athlete, who won 10 Olympic medals, including 9 gold, and 10 World Championships medals
International conductor, founder of the world's first orchestra of disabled musicians and innovator of the classical music world
England's 2003 World Cup Winning Head Coach; Director of Sport Team GB: London 2012, Vancouver 2010, Beijing 2008; and Founder and Chairman - Hive Learning
Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics for his pioneering work in behavioral economics
Playing for such illustrious teams as Manchester United, Real Madrid, AC Milan, LA Galaxy and England's national team, Beckham played an integral role in helping these teams achieve multiple victories, including assisting United to win the World Club Championship in 1999
Specialising in the field of cross-cultural management, intercultural negotiations, and multi-cultural leadership
An internationally recognised speaker and facilitator specialising in the mindset and attitude for high performance
Perennial leading American member of the B20 for the G20, Business & Education Influencer, Board Advisor, Next-Generation Leadership Expert, Founder, CEO & Chief Mentor of ThreeEQ, Acclaimed Author
A Crisis Negotiator, formerly a Hostage Negotiator in the French Police Special Response Team RAID
Former Head of Virgin Atlantic Customer Service and London Olympic 2012 Head of Events Services (organising 15,000 Games Makers and contractors)
American neuroscientist noted for her work on human morality, altruism and decision making
Expert in Communications, Public Leadership and Trust, and author of 'Trust Me, PR is Dead'
Among the UK's most accomplished business leaders with an astonishing record of transformations and turnarounds
