
Jean Louis Etienne
International French Explorer and first solo walker to the North
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MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER: JEAN-LOUIS ETIENNE
One of France’s most outstanding adventurers, international
explorer Jean-Louis Etienne was born in the Tarn region of France
in 1946. He is also a medical doctor and specialist in Biology and
Sports Medicine and Dietary and Nutritional Medicine.
Jean-Louis Etienne embarked on his expeditions and adventures in 1975
when he led an expedition to the Fitz Roy mountains in Patagonia.
Since then he has organized numerous expeditions both by boat and
on foot. In 1976, with Alain Colas, he challenged the Atlantic crossing
record and in 1977/78 sailed around the world with Eric Tarbarly.
He led an assault on Everest via the North Face in 1983 and was the
first man to walk solo to the North Pole in 1986. Jean-Louis has led
educational and scientific trips to Antarctica including crossing
the Antarctic continent in 1989/1990.
Author of a number of scientific books and tales of his exploits Jean-Louis
is a spell binding speaker. He inspires and motivates his audience
with his heroic endeavours and the challenges he faced and how he
overcame them. An experienced speaker, he offers a role model to business
audiences on how to succeed in life today.
Jean-Louis Etienne has received numerous honors, which include : Chevalier
de l’Ordre National du Mérite, Chevalier de l’Ordre
de la Legion d’Honneur, Médaille d’Or de la Société
de Géographie. He is “Membre de la Société
des Explorateurs Français, “a Fellow of the American
Explorers Club and a Member of the National Geographic Society.
PUBLICATIONS
• Medecine et Sport de Montagne
• Le Marcheur du Pôle (1986)
• Trans antarctica (1990)
• Pôle Sud (1991)
• Les Pôles (1997)
• Antarctica (1997)
• Erébus (1994)
• Le Pôle Interieur (1999)
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