Jack Bridge

BIO

Jack Bridge is a former Paralympic swimmer for Team GB and a multi-international medalist. From a young age, Jack has suffered from a serious disorder called Haemophilia. In 2012, Jack made his Paralympic debut in London, in front of a crowd of 17,500 supporters Jack mashed multiple British records in the pool along the way. Jack has gone on to become an inspiration to others who suffer from this disorder and is a celebrity ambassador for the UK Haemophilia Society. Having completed his university studies and received a 1st class honours degree in Sport Management, Jack retired from competitive swimming and began presenting and inspiring school children up and down the country. He talks them through his story and relates that to the school children and how they can take what he says and use that to better not only themselves but those around them too. Articulate and professional, Jack is resolute in inspiring every person that he comes into contact with.

SKILLS

Elite Performance | Resilience | Diversity and Inclusion | Public Speaking | Performance Management | Motivation

ACHIEVEMENTS

Paralympian - Team GB | Swimming Paralympics - London 2012 | Broke Numerous British Records IPC European Championships - 1x Silver | 1x Bronze Medalist The Haemophilia Society - Brand Ambassador Northumbria University - Bachelor of Science