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Nicola AdamsBoxing Gold at London 2012

Nicola is the first female Olympic boxing champion. She’s always trained with boys. Themes include the isolation of facing an opponent one on one.

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Lord (Victor) AdebowaleDirector, Leadership in Mind

Victor runs the not-for-profit health and social care provider. Rather than fundraising, all income comes from central and local government contracts. There’s now an annual turnover of £100m, and 2,500 people working with 100,000 individuals on drug and drink abuse, mental health, learning difficulties and long term unemployment. In his speeches Victor explores public health, diversity and social issues. He may also highlight the need for leaders to keep learning.

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Andre AgassiTennis Great

Arguably one of the greatest tennis players of all time, eight-time grand slam winner and Olympic gold medalist Andre speaks about philanthropy and the power to improve communities and the lives of others.

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Sir Ben AinslieBritish Sailing Legend

Ben is the first sailor to win medals at five Olympics. After seeing off the Danish boat in Weymouth Bay he masterminded tactics for the victorious US team in the America’s Cup - with his sights now firmly set on leading a British challenge. Ben demonstrates the physicality, techniques and strategic nous needed to compete at the highest level. He might also confess that his blocking tactics, now universally used, once led him to require police protection.

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Buzz AldrinPioneering American Astronaut

When Apollo 11 touched down in 1969, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong became the first humans to set foot on the moon. After a worldwide goodwill tour Buzz was asked to lead NASA’s school for test pilots. He is now circling the globe encouraging scientists, politicians and businesspeople to collaborate in the quest to create a permanent colony on Mars: “It will be built by robots controlled from satellites. Every 26 months, new pioneers will take a one-way trip!”

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Alberto AlessiDesign Guru

No design-conscious household is complete without one of Alessi’s products, be it Philippe Starck’s citrus juicer or Michael Graves’s kettle. Alberto took over the family firm and revitalised the brand, commissioning top-name designers and experimenting with new materials. He describes how traditional brands and working methods can be reinvigorated without losing the original ethos and customer loyalty.

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Dame Helen AlexanderChair UBM & The Port of London Authority

Helen ran The Economist’s information analysis unit before taking over as CEO, doubling circulation and leading expansion overseas. She was then appointed President of the CBI. Now back in publishing, Helen talks about industries in transition, a flexible labour market, governance and how to rebuild confidence. With many businesses in recovery mode, she warns against a ‘static’ response to external factors and argues for more focus on the core workforce.

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Rt Hon Sir Danny AlexanderFormer Chief Secretary to the Treasury

Danny was one of the most high-profile Chief Secretaries in decades, leading the Lib-Dem economic policy, divising the government plan to deal with the defecit, and a member of the coalition leadership ‘quad’. He was also closesly involved in the Scotland referendum, national security and infrastructure, and Europe. He offers a insight in to government, the economy, and the future of the UK and Europe.

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Pedro AlgortaBusinessman & Andes Survivor

At the age of 21 Pedro lived through the horrifying plane crash in the Andes, in which 30 lost their lives. With his rugby teammates he survived for 70 days in the middle of snow-capped mountains. They had no food, equipment or climbing expertise. After finally being rescued, Pedro studied economics and rose to CEO of Argentina’s biggest brewery. He now shares a remarkable story of human strength, showing how we can all influence outcomes at work and in life.

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