Gabby Logan

One of the UK’s foremost sports hosts, Gabby Logan is known for being dedicated and professional, with a fantastic sense of humour, making her ideal for any corporate event.

Having always been a sports fanatic and as a former Commonwealth Games gymnast, Gabby began her broadcasting career in radio in 1992 and joined Sky Sports in 1996, determined to climb the ranks of a male-dominated world to establish herself as a football presenter.

She established her career in 1998 when she joined ITV and during her time there, she went on to build up a brilliant repertoire of programmes, presenting various fixtures including The World Cup and Champions League. In 2004 Gabby hosted Sport Relief for the BBC before joining the corporation in 2007.

Gabby began presenting a regular weekly Sunday morning show on BBC Radio 5 Live in 2008. A couple of years The Gabby Logan Show was launched, covering news and sport and a comprehensive analysis of Prime Minister's Questions.

She made up part of the BBC’s Rio 2016 team, she presented the athletics during the Rio Summer Olympics, and she is one of the hosts of BBC Sports Personality of The Year 2016.

Gabby was also a key member of the BBC’s presentation team for the London 2012 Olympics; reported from Poland and Ukraine on the progress of the England football team in Euro 2012; and has been an integral face of BBC Sport.

She has hosted a number of TV shows including ‘Back of the Net’ the weekly premiere league show on Amazon Prime alongside Peter Crouch and John Bishop and ‘Live with Gabby’ on Channel 5. In 2013 Gabby presented the celebrity diving show Splash! on ITV with Vernon Kay and Tom Daley. That year also saw her presenting Sport Relief from the Olympic Park as well as hosting the BBC’s first ever Sports Prom. Gabby is now also a regular presenter for  Amazon Prime Video’s sport fixtures. In 2022 Gabby inspired audiences with her raw and honest approach to Wim Hof’s BBC1 series ‘Freeze the Fear’ which saw her undergo a series of radical, mental and physical challenges.

During her time at the BBC, Gabby has presented the Final Score, Inside Sport, Invictus Games, MOTD Six Nations, The Olympic Journey, The One Show, Inspire: The Premier League Show, The World Swimming Championships and Women’s Football, making her one of the network’s most integral faces.

A prolific writer, she’s been a columnist for The Times and has previously written for The Independent, The Guardian, Glamour and Stylist Magazine, more recently entering into the ever-growing podcast world, with her chart-topping series ‘The Midpoint’. The podcast centres around being ‘middle-aged and unashamed’ and features interviews with other famous faces about their own midlife challenges and expectations, drawing on the advice of experts from sleep gurus and nutritionists, and has encouraged women to open up the conversation around Menopause.

Currently the President of MDUK and a patron of the Disabilities Trust, Prince’s Trust and Great Ormond Street.