Ortis Deley has transitioned from a background in pharmacy to a prominent career as a television presenter, actor, and technology expert.
Ortis Deley is a co-founder of Glassmates.
Ortis has worked as an accomplished corporate host with Highways England.
Ortis has worked as an accomplished corporate host with Optima.
Ortis has worked as an accomplished corporate host with Tado.
Ortis has worked as an accomplished corporate host with BT.
Ortis has worked as an accomplished corporate host with Audi.
Ortis has worked as an accomplished corporate host with GTR Network.
Ortis has worked as an accomplished corporate host with Avast.
Ortis Deley hosted the IWSC's 2022 Awards Dinner & Industry Celebration.
Dixons sponsored 'The Gadget Show', where Ortis Deley is a presenter.
Since the start of 2021, Ortis has been working closely with the Science Museum, to show that STEM is for everyone and to promote a healthy understanding around discrimination in tech. He was also part of the judging panel for the Science Book Prize, an initiative supported by the Science Museum.
Ortis Deley was born on June 2, 1973, in Balham, London. He pursued academic interests early in his career, obtaining a degree in pharmacy from the University of Sunderland in 1995. His entry into media was unexpected, discovered during an appearance on the television show “Blind Date.” This unscripted moment led to his talent being recognized by industry manager Jan Simmonds, marking a significant turning point in his professional path. He began his television career with LWT, working on shows such as “Up Your Street” and “Passport to Passion.” He later became a prominent figure on cable and satellite channel Trouble TV, presenting live programs like “It’s in the Jeans,” “Blast,” “The T-Spot,” and “iPop.” From 1998 to 2000, he also toured with the “Smash Hits Roadshow,” interviewing bands and hosting the event.
Deley further developed his career by joining the BBC, where he became the main anchor for “Short Change” from 1998 to 2005, and also presented “Live & Kicking.” His work with the BBC included hosting “Making It” in 2002, a talent search for a new children’s presenter, and co-presenting CBBC’s daily magazine show “Xchange.” He also provided the voice for Dongle the Rabbit in CBBC’s Be SMART internet safety game in 2003. Deley has also appeared in various acting roles, including a cameo in the 2005 film “Derailed” alongside Clive Owen and Jennifer Aniston, and a role in the 2006 British film “Kidulthood.” His television acting credits include “Doctors” (2003), “The Bill” (2007), and “Silent Witness” (2007).
In early 2009, Deley joined “The Gadget Show” as a co-presenter, making his debut in the “Road Trip Special” episode. He temporarily left the show in 2012 but returned in 2014, continuing to be a key figure known for his expertise in technology. Beyond his television work, Deley has been involved in radio, hosting a Sunday-morning slot on London’s Choice FM in late 2010. He also contributes to STEM initiatives, working with the Science Museum since 2021 to promote diversity in tech and serving as a judge for the Science Book Prize. His diverse career also includes being a corporate host, mediator, keynote speaker, and co-founder of Glassmates, demonstrating a broad engagement across broadcasting, technology, and industry events.
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