Recognised universally as ‘The lady in the mask’ following the horrific injuries she sustained in the Paddington rail crash, Pam Warren turned a near death disaster into a life changing positive.

Her life story captivates all who hear it and drives individuals to become the best version of themselves, no matter what their circumstances. “Inspirational” is the often quoted feedback.

Pam’s keynote speeches are filled with motivation and mindset tips to promote the virtues of resilience and transformation during huge change and upheaval… Using a successful blend of her own unique experiences and a study of how other great leaders achieved success, Pam conveys a powerful message, praised by all who hear it.

She captivates her audiences and provides them with a raft of take homes as she outlines her single-handed battles with authorities to champion improved rail safety and overcome her own physical and mental trauma following the crash which many thought she would not survive.

Being featured many times in TV productions, she was recently the star of a CBS TV documentary chillingly called ‘The Day I Should Have Died.’

In October 1999, Pam’s life as the successful owner of a multi-million pound financial advisory firm was torn apart when she was critically injured in the Paddington Rail Crash in London. Not only did she pull through, she became the public face of the disaster championing the cause of rail safety, working tirelessly in her pursuit of national improvements.

More than 20 years on, Pam considers herself a successful survivor and now shares her experiences on overcoming obstacles, eager to show that, with resilience and perseverance, no problem in your work or personal life are insurmountable.

Pam’s energy and determination to overcome such devastating adversity catapulted her onto the stage as a highly acclaimed international public speaker.

Audiences of senior business leaders and other influential community representatives are inspired by her encouragement to think smarter and bigger and to go beyond what’s expected of them. Her story resonates and people are driven to seek success on hearing about her outstanding achievements.

Pam has been praised for her courage and determination by the likes of Bond actor Sir Roger Moore and TV legend Sir Trevor McDonald.

Pam is clear that there’s nothing unusual or special about her. The only difference between the audience and herself is the severe physical and emotional trauma that she had to overcome. Her keynote address is guaranteed to enthral and inspire in equal measure.

Pam is an ambassador for The Scar Free Foundation and the Children’s Burns Research Centre. Her 5-star acclaimed auto-biography, From Behind the Mask, was published in 2014 and sales continue to grow as more readers seek to know more about her background.

Pam was awarded the Woman of the Year Frink Award 2001, Unison Bob Cotton Award 2001, Sue Ryder Women of Achievement Award 2015.

Pam is also a member of the Rail Industry Health and Safety Advisory Committee, still keeping a watchful eye on behalf of the travelling public.