Lewis Pugh - Hire Keynote and Guest Speaker

Lewis Pugh

Endurance swimmer and ocean advocate

Lewis Pugh goes to extremes.

He’s been to the world’s most inaccessible places.

He’s put his body through unimaginably difficult conditions.

He’s learned how to harness the energy that comes from overcoming extraordinary odds.

And he knows how to inspire audiences to rise to their own internal challenges.

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Key Points for Lewis Pugh

Lewis Pugh is often described as the 'Sir Edmund Hillary of swimming'.
He is the only person to have completed a long distance swim in every ocean of the world.
To date he has pioneered more swims around famous landmarks than any other swimmer in history. Each of these feats was done to raise awareness about the vulnerability of our oceans and their importance to humanity.
Lewis' ability to make his story matter has made him one of the world's leading inspirational speakers.
Most importantly, he inspires people to reach for their dreams and achieve their own impossible.

Topics for Lewis Pugh

Achieving the impossible
Vision
Goal setting
Planning and preparation
Teamwork
Excellence
Motivation
Inspiration
Leadership
Change
Risk
Mind-set
Protecting the environment
Self-belief

Testimonials for Lewis Pugh

You have a very special gift. Not many people can speak to a group of world leaders like you did – with so much authority and passion. I could have heard a pin drop.
Ted Turner
Founder of CNN

Your address was the perfect close to a conference focused on achievement and moving to the next level. The story you have to tell is incredibly unique and was delivered in such a professional and entertaining manner. Everyone was inspired by your extraordinary journey.
CEO
Deutsche Bank (UK)

Lewis’s big advantage is that he understands both the developed world and emerging economies.
Chairman and CEO
Coca-Cola

Lewis Pugh doesn’t tell us what to do, he shows us what can be done.
Bill Clinton
42nd President of the United States of America

Lewis Pugh gave the perfect talk: a little bit of action, some thinking outside the box, humbling words on the need to respect nature, a happy ending. A Hollywood scriptwriter could not have structured it better.
The Financial Times