Sally Magnusson

Sally's reporting acumen and dedication to storytelling earned her a place among the country's foremost journalists. Beyond her contributions to journalism, she is renowned for her work in raising awareness about dementia. Inspired by her mother's battle with the disease, Sally authored the critically acclaimed book "Where Memories Go: Why Dementia Changes Everything." She was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2023 Birthday Honours for services to people with dementia and their carers. She has won two Royal Television Society awards and a Scottish BAFTA, and in 2007 the Institute of Contemporary Scotland awarded her a place in the Scottish Academy of Merit for services to the media.

What she offers you

Sally offers audiences a unique blend of journalism expertise, heartfelt advocacy, and a profound commitment to addressing critical societal issues. Her talks inspire empathy, encourage thoughtful reflection, and empower individuals and communities to create positive change.

How she presents

She possesses a unique ability to connect with audiences on both an intellectual and emotional level. Her talks are often deeply personal, drawing from her experiences as a journalist, author, and advocate for dementia awareness.

Languages

She presents in English.

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• Host and Awards
• After Dinner
• Dementia Awareness and Care
• Journalism and Storytelling
• The Power of Resilience

• 2023
  Music in the Dark
• 2020
  The Ninth Child
• 2018
  The Sealwoman's Gift
• 2014
  Where Memories Go
• 2010
  Life of Pee: The Story of How Urine Got Everywhere