Sam Peters
Sam Peters is an award-winning journalist, author, and campaigner best known for his pioneering work highlighting the dangers of concussion in sport. As a long-serving rugby correspondent for the Mail on Sunday, he was one of the first to expose the long-term risks of head injuries and their devastating impact on players’ health. His influential book Concussed shines a light on the hidden scandal of concussion, sparking debate and driving reform at the highest levels of rugby and contact sport. Passionate and uncompromising, Sam continues to advocate for athlete welfare, raising awareness of brain injury and pushing for cultural change to protect future generations.
Changing the game to protect its players.
BEST FOR
Sports organisations, health charities and safeguarding audiences
STYLE
Investigative, authoritative and compelling
BASED
United Kingdom
AVAILABLE FOR
UK-wide events
