Natalie Pirks is a BBC sports correspondent and presenter who has reported from twelve major international tournaments, including four World Cups and four Olympic Games, bringing clarity and energy to defining sporting moments.

Over twenty years, Natalie has covered events from London 2012's Super Saturday to the Lionesses' Euro 2022 victory, appearing regularly on BBC Breakfast, News at Six and Radio 5 Live. She has interviewed Sir David Beckham, Sir Lewis Hamilton, Cristiano Ronaldo and Simone Biles, and reported on critical issues including athlete mistreatment in gymnastics and football's link with dementia. Her broadcasting career began on Grandstand in 2003, followed by a decade at ITN before returning to the BBC in 2013.

Natalie's experience anchoring live broadcasts from global sporting events translates into skilled moderation and hosting. She understands how to manage high-pressure moments, ask incisive questions and keep audiences engaged whether on camera or on stage. Her work mentoring young women through the BBC and organisations like Kick It Out demonstrates her commitment to improving the industry. She has hosted events for Mastercard and Women in Football, bringing the same professionalism she applies to major broadcasts.

Audiences gain practical insights into handling pressure, navigating male-dominated environments and communicating with impact. Natalie shares behind-the-scenes stories from major sporting moments and offers actionable strategies for building resilience and confidence in challenging situations.

Book Natalie to bring authenticity, warmth and real-world experience from sport's biggest stages to your event.