Under a full moon on top of the Clifton Observatory in Bristol, Kate completed a 24-hour static cycling challenge livestreamed to audiences online — breaking two existing world records and setting a world-first female record.
The challenge combined endurance sport with a wider message around visibility, representation, and gender equality in sport.
Over the course of the event, Kate:
While a male equivalent record already existed, the female category did not.
The project aimed to generate positive conversation around fair representation and demonstrate the importance of creating visible pathways for women in endurance sport and beyond.
Whether you’re an individual preparing to step into a bigger challenge, or an organisation looking to create meaningful impact, Kate helps turn ambitious ideas into reality.
From world-record campaigns and endurance challenges to purpose-led events, leadership development and behaviour change initiatives, her work combines strategy, storytelling, resilience and action.
For individuals, this might mean building the confidence to take on something that feels bigger than you thought possible.
For organisations, it means creating projects, conversations and experiences that inspire people, strengthen culture, and generate genuine visibility and impact.
