Jamie Andrew OBE

Jamie Andrew OBE

Incredible and inspiring individual. The first quadruple amputee in the world to have climbed The Matterhorn in Switzerland. The first to climb Kilimanjaro in Africa. The first to complete a Marathon. The first to complete an Iron Man Triathlon.
Jamie Andrews story is quite simply one of the most gripping and inspiring you will encounter. In January 1999 mountaineer Jamie Andrew and a climbing partner were trapped for five nights on the storm bound icy summit of a French mountain. The rescue, which was one of the most dramatic in the history of the Alps, came only hours too late to save his partner. Jamie, despite suffering hypothermia and appalling frostbite, survived. Days later all four of his hands and feet were amputated.

For many this fate would have meant the end of all hope, but not for Jamie. Since losing his hands and feet Jamie has achieved some incredible feats. He has learned to walk again, taken up skiing, run marathons and iron-man triathlons, and remarkably, returned to climb once more in the mountains that he loves so much. Jamies story, recounted with honesty and passion, is nothing short of incredible.

As well as all these activities Jamie makes his living from giving presentations to companies, conferences, and to leadership training programmes. In over 15 years Jamie has spoken in more than 40 countries, on 5 continents for a diverse range of companies including Tetrapak, Toyota Motor Sales, Vodafone, Roche, Danone, Proctor & Gamble, Pepsico and Microsoft.
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Motivational Speaking

Jamie shares his remarkable story, illustrated with stunning slides, in a simple and honest style that never fails to engage with audiences.

He explains how he was able to dig deep into his reserves, to be resilient, and to face up to the hardest challenges of his life using simple, key techniques such as goal setting and focusing on his key strengths. Some of the important subjects that he touches upon include motivation, coping with change, team-work, using the strengths of those around you, and self-belief.

Jamies story is challenging on a number of levels and is an uplifting tale that really stimulates the mind and encourages us all to consider the challenges that we face in our own lives, on a day to day basis.

An hour is an ideal time for Jamies talk, but impact is likely to be greatest if plenty of time is allowed for questions and answers afterwards, both on a formal and informal basis. It may also be beneficial for staff members to be encouraged with subsequent discussions in small groups.

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