For more than 20 years, Tamsin Roberts has worked as a television journalist, presenter, and anchor for Sky News, GB News, and ITV, reporting live, interviewing people, and covering some of the biggest stories of the day. Tamsin is good at thinking on her feet, staying calm, and clearly communicating. She helps everyone from senior business leaders to high-level sports coaches to speak with greater confidence.

She has experience moderating panels and hosting intimate in-conversation events with high-profile names. She also provides tailored presentation and communication coaching for senior leaders, business professionals, and entrepreneurs looking to communicate with greater confidence and impact.

Tamsin provides tailored and highly practical presentation skills coaching to clients across a wide range of sectors and professions, from senior business leaders and entrepreneurs to high-performance sports coaches. She combines the authority and expertise of an experienced broadcaster with a warm, encouraging approach that puts clients at ease and brings the best out of them.

“I believe confident communication isn’t about becoming a different person or turning into a slick, polished performer. It’s about learning how to capture an audience’s attention, hold a room and make an impact, while still being yourself.”

She is also the creator ‘Anchormum’, a light-hearted online vlog and entertainment channel offering a humorous take on parenting through the eyes of a news presenter. Through a series of videos and interview, the channel brought a fresh, original twist to parenting content and led to several high-profile collaborations.

Through her charitable work, Tamsin is building a growing connection with the sports world, adding another dimension to her presenting career. She has a particular commitment to raising awareness and funds for Motor Neurone Disease (MND), and has organised and hosted a number of fundraising events for the My Name’5 Doodie Foundation, including in-conversation evenings with high-profile guests such as Joe Marler and Phil Vickery.