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Book powerful keynote talks led by Dr Mark Prince OBE, award-winning speaker, resilience expert and former WBO/IBF Intercontinental Champion boxer.
From the Streets to the World Stage. Dr Mark Prince OBE’s story is one of extraordinary transformation.
Once homeless at 15 and battling addiction and crime, Mark turned his life around through discipline, mindset, and purpose — rising to become a WBO & IBF Intercontinental Light Heavyweight Champion with 23 wins (18 by knockout).
In 2006, Mark faced an unimaginable tragedy when his son, Kiyan Prince, was fatally stabbed while trying to stop a fight. Rather than being consumed by grief, Mark chose to honour Kiyan’s legacy by founding The Kiyan Prince Foundation (KPF) — a charity dedicated to keeping young people safe and helping them become victors, not victims.
Today, Dr Prince is a globally respected keynote and motivational speaker whose talks move audiences from pain to purpose, adversity to action.
What Dr Mark Prince Delivers
Mark speaks with authenticity, impact, and emotional power — not from theory, but from lived experience. Audiences leave inspired, challenged, and equipped with practical tools for change. Ideal for:
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Key Speaking Topics:
Turning pain into purpose
Discipline, resilience, and belief
Strength through adversity
Aligning values with success
2024
Awarded in the Queen’s Honours List (2019)
Long Live the Prince Campaign
(Best campaign)
2018
Sky Sports, BBC, ITV, Channel 4
“Long Live the Prince” – A world-first, multi-award-winning campaign created with brands including EA Sports, Adidas, JD Sports, Frameworks and Topps Match Attax, celebrating Kiyan Prince’s legacy and delivering global impact. See more here.
Don’t miss the chance to have Dr Mark Prince OBE ignite the fire of resilience and empowerment in your audience.
Inspire your audience to rise — to build resilience design victory. Together, let’s build a future where every person knows: their story is just beginning, they can all become better, not bitter as a result of their experience.
