Baulch hosted the British children's series Energize! He has also appeared on A Question of Sport, and finished third in the BBC programme Superstars in 2003. He was a trainee ranger in Safari School, broadcast in January–February 2007, and competed in Celebrity Mastermind in 2014. His specialist subject was the musician, Prince. Baulch became part of a circus act on Cirque de celebrite. An Olympic special of Dancing on Ice aired in July 2012, before the London 2012 Summer Olympics. It featured medal-winning Olympic athletes, including Baulch. Post-Athletics and business ventures After his retirement from athletics in 2005 Baulch set up several different businesses including Definitive, a sports management company and sports memorabilia company Authentic Sports. Baulch also launched fundraising platform uWin, and silent auction hosting company, BidAid. Baulch is part-owner of fashion brand Crow & Jester. Baulch is also known to be actively involved with Jaguar Cars. From 2009- 2015 Jamie was an Ambassador for the Jaguar Academy of Sport, playing a key role in mentoring the next generation of British sporting talent. Jamie heads up The "21 Day ShapeUp by the Family" online challenge. Baulch also became a squad member for the Welsh touch rugby team in 2010 which won the European cup later that year. Charity work Jamie Baulch has been involved with a local charity called Ty Hafan a children's hospice Baulch also competed in race against a racehorse raising money for Barnardos Baulch also ran in the London Marathon in 2011 raising money for Barnardos Trampolining Baulch excelled as a trampolinist in his youth, and won a silver medal at the Welsh Schools Trampoline Championship in 1991. Family and personal life Baulch was born in Nottingham, but raised by adoptive parents in Risca, near Newport, Wales. Baulch is mixed race, his biological parents being a white English mother and a black Jamaican father. In 2014 Baulch made a TV documentary for the BBC, Being Jamie Baulch: Looking for My Birth Mum, where he tracked down and was reunited with his birth mother. He then made a follow-up documentary for the BBC, Being Jamie Baulch: The Search for My Birth Dad, in 2016. Achievements Personal outdoor bests Personal indoor bests Medals References External links 1973 births Living people Welsh male sprinters British male sprinters Sportspeople from Nottingham People from Risca Sportspeople from Caerphilly County Borough Sportspeople from Newport, Wales Athletes (track and field) at the 1996