Resilience Keynote Speaker Jo Lodder: Media Features & Global Press
The latest updates, press releases, and featured articles highlighting Jo Lodder's mission to build resilient leadership across the globe.

Jul 2026: Resilience Keynote Speaker Jo Lodder
Tatler Hong Kong
Jo Lodder Named as Keynote Speaker for 10th Anniversary TEDxTinHau Women Event in Tatler Hong Kong
Tatler Asia has confirmed the official speaker line-up for the tenth anniversary edition of TEDxTinHau Women. High-performance keynote speaker Jo Lodder will take the stage at the Xiqu Centre to share his powerful philosophy "Limits are Just Borrowed"

JAN 2026
The Mirror newspaper
Ex-jockey runs epic 3,000km in 60 days from Great Wall of China to Hong Kong
An ex-jockey turned endurance runner & Resilience Keynote Speaker Jo Lodder has completed an epic 3,000km run in 60 days over the Great Wall of China to Hong Kong - a feat he believes he is the first to achieve.
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RACING POST
JANUARY 2026
Meet the ex-jockey raising money through extraordinary feats in the Far East
General Pershing tried to make all and seemed to settle the matter between the final two flights, pulling clear by a dozen lengths or more. But the cheers of those who had backed him at 4-1 died in their throats as he clipped the last and fell.

BLOOMBERG
DECEMBER 2021
Is breathwork the new Yoga
According to Bloomberg, breathwork is emerging as the "new meditation" or "new yoga," acting as the fastest path to calm and a key wellness trend for 2026 - Jo Lodder talks with Bloomberg.
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SPRING/SUMMER 2026
THE OLD WARWICKIAN'S
An Old Warwickian’s extraordinary run across China
Sport has a way of changing a life. For Jo Lodder (WS 1982-87), that change first came with a fall. In 1996, a serious riding accident broke his back and brought his career as a professional jockey to an abrupt end.

MARCH 2026
VARIETY
Ex-Jockey Jo Lodder’s 59-Racecourse Run Gets Documentary Treatment From U.K.-China Film Collab
A documentary is in development following former British professional jockey Jo Lodder‘s plan to run an unbroken course taking in every one of the U.K.’s 59 licensed racecourses





