 | Dr. Jeff Salz, Ph.D -- California USA, 10.0k to 15.0k 
Jeff Salz creates the foundation for adventurous thinking in any organization by presenting a unique perspective on taking risks. It’s not the adventure that only occurs at rarefied air that he talks about – it’s the adventure that occurs everywhere, everyday. Jeff shows audiences that our life must consist of adventure for a truly meaningful workplace.
Phone: 415-861-1700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Harrison H. Schmitt, Ph.D -- New Mexico USA, 10.0k to 15.0k
Harrison Hagan Schmitt , a native of Silver City, NM, has the diverse experience of a geologist, pilot, astronaut, administrator, businessman, writer, and U. S. Senator. He received his B. S. in Science at Caltech, studied as a Fulbright Scholar at Oslo, and attended graduate school at Harvard. He received his Ph.D. in geology in 1964 based on geological field studies in Norway. As a civilian, Schmitt received Air Force jet pilot wings in 1965 and Navy helicopter wings in 1967.
Phone: 415-861-1700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | David Miln Smith, PhD -- California USA, 5.0k to 10.0k
Risk taking is invaluable as an everyday tactic, not just an occasional strategy. Today business environment is like perpetual whitewater. Navigating today's perpetual rapids of change requires risk oriented management skills. David teaches how to convert the fear of change from an enemy to an ally and reframes risk from aversion to excitement. Most athletes and adventurers hone specific skills and movements to high level excellence. While confidence comes from skill, courage comes from learning to manage fear in first time experiences.
Phone: 415-861-1700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Robert Swan -- Nevada USA, 15.0k to 20.0k
Robert Swan is a polar explorer and environmentalist, and is the first man ever to walk unsupported to both the North and South Poles. On January 11, 1986, along with companions Roger Mear and Gareth Wood, Robert Swan arrived at the South Pole after traveling 883 miles without radios or assistance of any kind. In 1988, Robert Swan was awarded the Polar Medal by H.M. Queen Elizabeth II for completing the longest unassisted march in history. On May 14, 1989, Robert Swan successfully reached the North Pole and so became the first person to have walked to both Poles.
Phone: 415-861-1700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Steve Uzzell -- Virginia USA, 5.0k to 10.0k
Steve Uzzell is one of the top advertising and corporate photographers in the country. Steve's approach to his photographic work serves as a universal blueprint for problem solving. His audiences not only learn to be open to solutions that can be found in unexpected places, but that preparation lays the groundwork for magic to happen. He travels the globe for clients such as Honda, Weyenhaeuser, Yellow Freight and Boeing, and his work has garnered international acclaim and won numerous awards, including ten from Communication Arts.
Phone: 415-861-1700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Bonny Warner -- New York USA, 5.0k to 10.0k
At the age of 14 Bonny set out her life's ambitions with a list of five goals: to go to a good college, to be a pilot, to be an Olympic athlete, to work for ABC-TV and to build a log cabin. After 25 years of relentless work, Bonny is well on her way to completing her list.
Phone: 415-861-1700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Ross Watson -- Alberta Canada, 2.5k to 5.0k
When Ross Watson talks about taking risks, teamwork, and personal dignity, he truly speaks from experience. An outdoor enthusiast for over 20 years, Ross was the first blind climber to attempt North America's highest mountain, 20,320 foot Mount McKinley in Alaska in 1990. After 21 days on the mountain and only 6 hours from the summit, a severe storm on the upper reaches of the mountain forced Ross and all but two members of the team to descend. Five days later the expedition realized success when two climbers reached the summit. Ross leaves his audiences motivated and inspired to believe in themselves, take risks, and achieve their own personal Summits of Success.
Phone: 415-861-1700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Sharon Wood -- Alberta Canada, 10.0k to 15.0k
Sharon Wood teaches, entertains, and inspires audiences with her personal story about reaching the top of the highest mountain in the world. The first North American woman to climb Mount Everest, she is also the first woman to become a Canadian Climbing Guide. Not one to accept complacency, she has pushed her abilities to the maximum to achieve her goals and to meet the challenge of life. Her story is about an astonishing personal and team accomplishment under conditions of extreme physical and mental duress. In her presentations, she talks about the summits all of us must scale, illustrating the value of shared vision, mutual support, and team work.
Phone: 415-861-1700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
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