Ama Agbeze

BIO

Ama Agbeze MBE stands as a pioneering figure in England netball, having led the team to a historic gold medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, a moment that etched her name in sports history. Born in Birmingham to Nigerian parents, her journey encompasses not just sporting triumphs but also educational pursuits. She holds an MSc in Finance and Management from Loughborough University, showcasing her commitment to both academics and athletics. As a qualified lawyer, she has diversified her impact beyond the court, contributing significantly to various facets of society. Her commitment to excellence extends beyond the netball court, reflecting in her academic achievements and legal qualifications. Her role as a leader in governance for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games underscores her dedication to shaping the future of sports. Ama makes multifaceted contributions as a broadcaster, lawyer, mentor, and inspirational speaker showcase her as a true trailblazer in sports and beyond.

SKILLS

Leadership | Governance | Engaging Sports Commentator | Conflict Resolution | Mediator | Mentorship | Guiding Future Generations | Inspirational Speaking | Motivational Speaker

ACHIEVEMENTS

+ Captain - Gold Medal-Winning England Team, 2018 + Commonwealth Games (2006) + MBE Recipient (2019) + Commonwealth Games - Bronze Medalist (2006) + Educational Attainment: MSc in Finance and Management + Qualified Lawyer | Expertise in Law and Criminal Justice + Commonwealth Games - Board Director for Birmingham (2022) + Chair of the Athlete Advisory Committee + Impactful Mentor and Guide for Aspiring Athletes