Topic: “Climbing Everest: Achieving Your Dreams in the Second Half of Life”

Faculty: Werner Berger, Oldest North American to summit Everest, President, Strategic Results International

On May 22nd, 2007 at 8.08 am Nepalese-time Werner Berger realized his dream and stood on top of the world, the summit of Mount Everest. Werner is the oldest North American to have stood atop the summit of Mt. Everest, and the fourth oldest person in the world to have accomplished this feat. Werner is also the oldest North American to have completed the 'Seven Summits'….the highest point on the seven continents. His secret: enjoy a balanced life - and especially your occupation. Werner Berger returned to North America on June 3, 2007 and was interviewed by Matt Lauer on The Today Show on Monday, June 4th.

Werner Berger is founder and president of Strategic Results International, a consulting firm dedicated to transforming corporations into opportunities of unprecedented fulfillment and success. His processes focus on co-creating vibrant workplaces in which employees pride themselves for creativity and high performance. Clearly, this translates into high moral, lower stress, less sick leave and a distinct competitive advantage. Uniqueness counts and this is exactly what Berger brings to clients around the world. Few other individuals can bring the vitality of his high altitude climbing experience into their corporate consulting, development and trainings. Berger's unique perspective allows his participants to see the larger picture of what it means to stand at the foothill and to propel themselves to the top....

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