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Active Uprising 2025 is returning to the QEII Centre in Westminster on Thursday 6th March 2025.
Active Uprising is our flagship event that exists to inspire and champion our sector and our members with a range of motivational speakers to provoke positive and progressive ideas.
Our annual conference brings together senior business executives, high-level decision makers, operational leads, business and partnership professionals, Government Ministers, and thought leaders to discuss and debate the projected growth of the sector across the rest of the decade.
The theme for 2025 is ‘No Growth without Health: Physical Activity’s Role in National Renewal’, focusing on the growth and development of the sector across the UK. This event will have an emphasis on the crucial role the sector will play in helping drive economic growth supporting a happier and healthier society.
SPEAKERS
Please see below for our incredible speaker roster for Active Uprising 2025.
His clients include Patagonia, Nike, Samsung, EE, Audi, Bombay Sapphire, Seedlip, Universal Works, Unilever, Mars and many more.
Mark is the author of three books: “Do Disrupt, change the status quo or become it” then “Do Present, how to give a talk and be heard”. Latterly, his third book “You Can’t Make Money from a Dead Plant: The sustainable method for driving profits” was published by Kogan Page in 2023. Over the last 20 years he has been a keynote speaker for events all over the world.
He runs a pioneering NHS based lifestyle clinic and fitness club helping to educate and support patients to eat better, move more and connect with their community. He has a strong focus on health span and social prescribing. He is a well-respected educator delivering numerous talks and lectures to audiences both professional and public including regular TV and radio appearances including over 80 appearances on Channel 4, BBC & ITV.
Since graduating from Leeds University, Oliver has worked for a range of organisations including Barnsley Council where he worked on low carbon regeneration projects, in Parliament and the US Congress, South Yorkshire’s Local Enterprise Partnership and the charity BookTrust. He was Chair of the Board at Sheffield Hallam Students’ Union and has worked on a number of high-profile political campaigns, both within the region and abroad.
As Mayor, Oliver is working on delivering his manifesto pledge to fight for a better deal for South Yorkshire. In line with another of his pledges, to improve transport in the region, Oliver has already brought the tram network back under public control.
More to be announced soon…
SPONSORS
Thank you to our headline sponsors and exhibitors for supporting Active Uprising 2025
More coming soon…