All posts by Welshstars

Carwyn Jones

Carwyn Jones is an experienced speaker and host who has spoken to audiences around the world.

A former First Minister of Wales, Carwyn spent eighteen years in government in different roles before standing down in December 2018. His job took him to a number of places, from Patagonia to Perth and he was fortunate to meet world leaders such as Barack Obama, Hilary Clinton and Angela Merkel.

You can read more about Carwyn Jones on his main page

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Dan Biggar

Daniel Biggar is a distinguished fly-half who plays for Wales and the British and Irish Lions at both club level and on the international stage. A popular player, he also won the BBC Wales Sports Personality of the Year Award in 2015.

Dan Biggar rose through the ranks with both Swansea R.F.C. and Welsh provincial side Ospreys – where, aged just 22, he was the side’s youngest player to reach 100 appearances. He saw several honours and notable achievements as a player, with highlights including sealing the match-winning conversion in the 2012 PRO12 Grand Final, as well as several Celtic League titles and became Ospre ys and the Pro 14’s record points scorer with 2203 points to his name. He was a key part of Wales’ victory in three Six Nations Championships, with a Grand Slam win. Full biog……….

Lowri Morgan

Lowri Morgan is one of the few people who have had the privilege of visiting the wreck of the Titanic.  She spent amost 10 hours in a MIR submersible in the deep ocean, staring through the glass at the amazing sight. It was a poignant journey; one where she went through a rollercoaster of emotions as she saw children’s shoes sitting on the seabed, alongside china plates and champagne bottles – all obvious reminders of the 1500 lives lost on that fateful journey.

Diving to the bottom of the ocean and seeing the Titanic first-hand, up close, is an experience she will never, ever forget. She reflects that as she stared at this beautiful ship there was an eerie, misty silence that was quite overwhelming remembering that 1500 people lost their lives. She says to actually come face-to-face with one of the most iconic ships in the world, with this beautiful, giant vessel lying on the sea, is such an honour.”

You can read more about Lowri Morgan on here main page

Sarah Dickins

Sarah Dickins is a Sustainable Economics Adviser. As an award winning journalist and documentary producer, she has been analysing the UK economy, as a BBC Correspondent, for more than two decades.

A confident and experienced live host, Sarah’s corporate experience includes work in these sectors; fintech, food and drink, advanced manufacturing, energy, aviation, education and skills.

Sarah’s energy and drive makes economics and the world of work accessible to a wide audience. She had delved under the skin of heavy industries like coal and steel, watched the growth of modern industries like the tech sector, financial services and consumer electronics. More recently she has been reporting on the challenges of Net Zero, decarbonisation and building a sustainable and more resilient economy.

You can read more about Sarah Dickins on her main page