June Sarpong is a renowned British television broadcaster and one of the most influential female motivational speakers in the UK today. Best known for her work on programmes such as “Loose Women” and “The Pledge”, she has captivated audiences with her charisma, insight and unwavering commitment to diversity and inclusion. In recent years, she made history as the BBC’s first Director of Creative Diversity, leading a transformative effort to improve representation across the broadcaster’s output. June is frequently hired as a speaker to inspire change, urging organisations to embrace equity, celebrate differences and build inclusive workplace cultures.
Her journey began in the world of radio, where she launched her career at Kiss 100. Quickly realising a passion for media and communication, she moved into television, gaining recognition as a presenter for MTV UK and Ireland. June’s engaging on-screen presence led to a string of high-profile presenting roles, including “T4”, “Your Face or Mine?”, “Playing it Straight” and “Smash Hits Poll Winners Party”. Her natural ability to connect with audiences made her a standout figure in the British entertainment industry, and it wasn’t long before she became a familiar face on ITV’s “Loose Women”, where she earned praise for her intelligent and warm contributions.
In more recent years, June has focused her energy on driving change both within and beyond the media. As the BBC’s Director of Creative Diversity, she has been instrumental in reshaping how the organisation reflects society, advocating for underrepresented voices and creating more opportunities for diverse talent. She has authored two acclaimed books – “Diversify: Six Degrees of Integration” and “The Power of Women” – both of which explore social equality and the strength of inclusive leadership. In addition to her writing, June co-founded the WIE Network and the Decide Now Act Summit, platforms that promote female empowerment and social innovation. Her appointment as a Non-Executive Board Member for Tate in 2025 further underlines her influence in British cultural life.
Organisations turn to June not only for her impressive broadcasting background, but for her proven ability to inspire audiences with her message of progress, inclusion and social justice. She brings a unique combination of experience, authenticity and passion, making her an ideal speaker for companies seeking to drive meaningful change and motivate their teams to reach their full potential.
