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Bonita Norris
Inspire your team with Bonita Norris, the youngest climber to conquer Everest and the North Pole. Her "success by smallness" mindset equips organizations to overcome any challenge!UK
Caroline Elliott
Caroline Elliott, SAR dog handler and ski patrol expert, transforms organizational resilience with her unique perspective on adventure and risk management.France
Warren Macdonald
Mountaineer best-known for being the first double above-knee amputee to reach the summit of Mt KilimanjaroCanada
Manley Feinberg
Elevate your team's potential with Manley Feinberg, an award-winning speaker who transforms commitment into breakthrough momentum for lasting success.USA
Paul Niel
Offering lectures about following your dreams, Paul Niel enthrals audiences with stories about his exploration adventures across the globe. Pointing out similarities between extreme exploration and li...Hong Kong,Portugal
Levison Wood
A respectable adventurer, Levison Wood is a person with the ability to transfer his global adventures into leading TV specials. From winning Travel Book of the Year to Walking the Nile, he captivates ...UK}
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About the topic: Mountains
There is no real definition stating how tall a mountain must be before it is a real mountain and not just a major hill. Still we do make distinctions between mountains and hills.
The tallest mountains in the world are to be found in the Himalaya range, including the tallest mountain of them all, Mount Everest of some 9000 metres.
Other famous mountains include Fujiyama in Japan, Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and the Matterhorn of the alps, between Switzerland and Italy.
Keynote speakers on mountains might choose a geographical focus, a geological approach, an historical or cultural ditto. Or perhaps include tales of mountaineering.
The tallest mountains in the world are to be found in the Himalaya range, including the tallest mountain of them all, Mount Everest of some 9000 metres.
Other famous mountains include Fujiyama in Japan, Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and the Matterhorn of the alps, between Switzerland and Italy.
Keynote speakers on mountains might choose a geographical focus, a geological approach, an historical or cultural ditto. Or perhaps include tales of mountaineering.