In August 1993, Heather Mills, then a £200,000 a-year model, lost part of her left leg in a road accident. Realising that her modelling career was over, and that first and foremost she was a businesswoman, she summoned the press into her hospital room and sold her story. Her accident, coupled with her extraordinary life, made great reading and she exploited the prevailing circumstances to the full.

"Overcoming adversity and, ultimately, denying it the right of passage, has been a constant motivation throughout my life"

In detail

Heather focuses most of her time to charity work and has recently launched a new campaign to stop the international trade in cat and dog fur.

She has won numerous accolades and awards including the inaugural UNESCO Children in Need Award. The University of California honoured Heather with the Irvine Award and have established a Fellowship in her name. She also received an Open University Doctorate in 2004.

What she offers you

Heather offers audiences the opportunity to see for themselves the difference one person can make to the quality of lives of thousands of people around the world. She demonstrates the courage required overcoming the odds and how her determination has motivated her over the years.

How she presents

An experienced speaker, Heather's heartfelt presentations are both moving and inspirational.

Most Recently

Heather is now focusing most of her charity work on Adopt-A-Minefield, a campaign that raises awareness and funds to clear landmines and rehabilitate landmine survivors.

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