As an elite sports cyclist for over 15 years, Bryan Steel achieved great success winning Olympic, World and Commonwealth medals mainly with a team but also as an individual.

Coming from a disengaged background and suffering learning difficulties, at 14 the course of Bryan's life was changed by sport.

Since his retirement from elite sport, Bryan has worked with lots of organisations including the Youth Sport Trust, Sport England, The Dame Kelly Holmes Legacy Trust and De Montfort University.

This work has help Bryan to develop the key skills needed to implement programmes in Education, Sport and Business under the banner of Mentoring.

Bryan's after dinner speaking is a relaxed talk about his life as a cyclist competing at the highest level.

Each event is tailor made for the specific group that Bryan is delivering to but incorporating certain key messages throughout.

In his youth Bryan was classed as a disaffected child, not attending school for various reasons and eventually getting into trouble

Through his brother, Bryan found cycling and within 4 years Bryan was selected for the National Cycling team, achieving success at Olympic, World and Commonwealth levels