Martine Wright

Martine Wright is one of the UK’s most inspiring speakers and a symbol of resilience, courage, and transformation. The last person to be rescued from the 7/7 London Bombings, she went on to rebuild her life and represent Team GB in Sitting Volleyball at the London 2012 Paralympic Games. Appointed MBE for Services to Sport and winner of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Helen Rollason Award, Martine is renowned for her ability to connect deeply with audiences, blending humour, authenticity, and emotion to inspire lasting change. Her powerful story of overcoming unimaginable adversity has made her one of the most respected motivational speakers in the world.

Before 7/7, Martine led a vibrant life in London, building a successful career in media sales and enjoying her time with friends and family. The 2005 terrorist attacks changed her life forever, leaving her critically injured and resulting in the loss of both legs. Through immense courage and determination, Martine learned to walk again with prosthetic legs and rediscovered her independence. She channelled her drive into elite sport, joining Team GB’s Sitting Volleyball team and competing on the world stage at the 2012 Paralympic Games, a defining moment that marked her journey from tragedy to triumph.

Today, Martine is a celebrated broadcaster, author, and advocate. She has reported for the BBC and Channel 4 at major events, including serving as a reporter at the 2016 Paralympics in Rio. Her bestselling memoir Unbroken won Autobiography of the Year at the Sports Book Awards and continues to inspire readers worldwide. Named one of Zest Magazine’s Inspirational Women of the Year and a Vitalise Woman of Achievement, Martine uses her platform to champion resilience, inclusion, and the power of the human spirit.

Martine Wright’s extraordinary life story resonates with audiences of all backgrounds, combining emotional power with messages of resilience, teamwork, and perspective. She has delivered talks to audiences of over 10,000 people at venues including Wembley Arena and The O2, leaving a lasting impact wherever she speaks. Her TEDxObserver Talk and her TEDx Talk “7/7, Survival & a Whole New Life of Opportunities” have reached global audiences, showcasing her ability to turn personal tragedy into an uplifting call to action. Martine’s authenticity, humour, and warmth make her one of the UK’s most sought-after motivational speakers, inspiring individuals and organisations to thrive through change and find purpose in challenge.

Below showcases Martine Wright’s milestones that influenced her inspirational career throughout sports:

  • 2025 – Delivered the keynote address as Guest Speaker at the BAPCO Annual Event 2025, sharing her story of resilience and inspiring attendees at one of the UK’s major infrastructure-industry conferences.
  • 2023 – Featured in The Guardian, sharing her story as a 7/7 London Bombings survivor.
  • 2017 – Published her bestselling memoir Unbroken: My Story of Survival from 7/7 Bombings to Paralympic Success.
  • 2016 – Appointed MBE for Services to Sport.
  • 2015 – Named one of the 50 Most Powerful Women in British Sport by The Independent.
  • 2012 – Won the Helen Rollason Award at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards.
  • 2012 – Represented Team GB in Sitting Volleyball at the London Paralympic Games.
  • 2005 – The last rescued survivor of the 7/7 London Bombings.

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