Gaby Logan has taken a front row seat in the world of sport as a presenter and commentator and shares her passion for football, rugby and so much more as an event and awards MC, sports host, moderator – and a keynote and after dinner speaker.

After a lifetime in sport which even saw Gaby represent Great Britain in gymnastics, she’s got some inspiring stories to tell and brings flare and expertise to any sporting occasion.

Not only is Gaby an in-demand awards host and MC, she’s also picked up a string of prizes including four-time winner of Sports Presenter of the Year at the Television and Radio Industries Club Awards.

Ever since becoming one of the first female sports anchors to break into terrestrial television Gaby has developed a reputation as one of the UK’s leading sports broadcasters.

Whether on TV – or hosting an award show or after dinner speech – Gaby’s natural style of broadcasting and ability to banter alongside any sports performer has made her hugely popular and hugely sought after.

She’s even caught the eye of politicians including Boris Johnson who, as Mayor of London, praised her commentary during the London 2012 Olympics.

From Match of the Day to rugby’s Six Nations and World Athletics to the London Marathon, Gaby is a trusted face to millions of viewers across the world and has been on TV for over 30 years.

And as one of the most-loved faces on TV Gaby’s made a string of appearances on shows such as Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, The Last Leg, Celebrity Bake Off, Have I Got News For you? and Comic Relief.

Without doubt, Gaby is not just one of the most versatile talents in broadcasting but equally brilliant as an event and awards MC, sports host, moderator – and a keynote and after dinner speaker.

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