Claudia Winkleman, an award-winning and BAFTA-nominated TV presenter, combines mainstream appeal with her unique wit, making her a popular choice for various corporate events, from large awards shows to intimate gatherings.
Claudia has put her stamp on two major BBC arts programs by cleverly adding her name to the titles: BBC Radio 2’s The Arts Show with Claudia Winkleman and BBC1’s Film 2015 with Claudia Winkleman and Danny Leigh. When not reviewing films or art exhibitions, Claudia enjoys twirling with Len Goodman on Strictly Come Dancing, which she co-hosts with Tess Daly since 2014. Before that, she hosted Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two on BBC2, offering behind-the-scenes insights. She also opened the show to the public for the first time through The People’s Strictly.
In 2015, Claudia appeared on Watchdog, discussing fire safety issues after her daughter’s accident, bringing attention to the dangers of children’s fancy dress costumes. As a long-time supporter of Comic Relief, she has hosted Let’s Dance for Sport Relief and Comic Relief, and even led the first Comic Relief Danceathon in 2015.
Despite her lack of baking prowess on The Great Comic Relief Bake Off, Claudia has found success with BBC2’s The Great British Sewing Bee. She’s also covered major awards like the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards for Sky Premiere.
A Cambridge University graduate in History of Art, Claudia has written for The Independent, The Evening Standard, and currently contributes to The Sunday Times. Her corporate work includes hosting prestigious events such as the British Fashion Awards and Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards. In 2015, Claudia and Tess Daly won Presenter of the Year at the Royal Television Awards.
