Chemmy, who represented Team GB at four Winter Olympics during a 20 year sporting career, will host a ‘ski clinic’ to give participants an opportunity to improve their technique and make the most of the skiing opportunities at the three-day event.  

Chemmy was the first and only British ski racer to win a run in World Cup and was ranked as high as 8th in the world.  Since retiring from alpine skiing after the Sochi games in 2014, she has established herself as a regular presenter of the BBC’s Ski Sunday programme and a commentator on Eurosport.

The Lambert Smith Hampton Ski Challenge and Business Forum will be held from 28 to 30 January 2016 at the Alpine ski resort of Courmayeur.  Delegates include owners, occupiers, fund managers and managing directors from some of the largest property companies in the UK.

Chemmy said: “I’m looking forward to attending the Lambert Smith Hampton Ski Challenge for the first time.  The event has plenty to offer skiers of all levels of experience, whether they want to race competitively or enjoy Courmayeur’s fantastic pistes at a more leisurely pace.”

Ezra Nahome, CEO of Lambert Smith Hampton, said: "The Ski Challenge and Business Forum is regarded as the industry's leading skiing and networking event, and it’s easy to see why. Chemmy is one of Britain’s most successful skiers and I have no doubt that all of us will benefit from the coaching and tips she’ll provide."

The Lambert Smith Hampton Ski Challenge and Business Forum is sponsored by CoStar, Together, dwf and Charles Russell Speechleys.  For more information, visit www.lsh.co.uk/Ski