Thanks to Barclays for supporting series 6 of The Game Changers.

Olympic Gold medallist from London 2012 and three times World Champion.

Former international tennis player, Fed Cup Captain and coach to many champions including her sons Jamie and Andy.

Skipper of the first all-female crew in the Whitbread Round the World Yacht Race, and the first woman to receive the Yachtsman of the Year Trophy.

A former Olympian at synchro, Katie led the transformation of high performance sport in New Zealand and now leads Women’s Rugby at World Rugby.

A World Cup Winner and the first black woman to play cricket for England, Ebony is now a sports broadcaster and the Director of Women’s Cricket at Surrey.

Chief Executive at the Youth Sport Trust, the children’s charity working to ensure every child enjoys the life-changing benefits that come from sport and play.

The most successful British female Paralympian of all time with 38 World titles, 14 Paralympic Golds and 76 world records.

One of Britain’s most respected sports broadcasters. If you love sport, you’ll be incredibly familiar with Elly’s voice as she’s been on our airwaves since the 1990’s and is a real trailblazer for women in sports media.

Thanks to Sport England for supporting series 5 of The Game Changers.

Hugely successful football Manager at Chelsea Women, who also coached in the US. Led her team to the FA WSL title again this year.

A businesswoman whose career has covered law, government, sport and media, including high profile positions at the Football Association, Millwall Football Club, the BBC and Channel 4.

Former Chair of the Muslim Women’s Sport Foundation and the first Muslim woman to sit on the FA Council. Awarded an MBE for "her contribution to equality and diversity in sport.”

One of Scotland’s greatest ever footballers. Eight league titles, World Player of the Year award, four golden boots, a professional career in France and Italy a World Cup medal.

Former CEO at Galatasaray, the first woman to be elected to the Executive Board of the European Club Association and the first, and only, female General Secretary of the Turkish Football Federation. Ebru is now Chair of Women in Football.

Former England football career turned professional boxer. European silver medallist and three-time national champion and the first British woman to win the Commonwealth title.  

One of the most influential women in global sport. Moya served on the board of Football Federation Australia and Asian football's governing body, before she became one of the first women to join the FIFA Council.

Captain of the Lionesses and Man City with over 100 appearances for England. Steph led Man City to two Women's FA Cups, three Continental Cup successes and the FA Women's Super League title, as well as landing the PFA’s Merit Award in 2019.

Former England Women’s Football manager and the first woman to be awarded a UEFA Pro License. The second woman to be inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame, following in the footsteps of the legendary Lily Parr.

Director of the Women’s Professional Game at the FA, Kelly leads the transformation of professional women’s football in England.