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Alisa Camplin OAM
PrintOlympic champion aerial skier, Alisa Camplin, won gold at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. It was the second skiing gold medal ever won by Australia, and the first won by an Australian woman. Having faced her share of obstacles to achieve extraordinary results, Alisa shares her determination and commitment as she inspires audiences with her keynote presentation.
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Testimonials for Alisa Camplin OAM
'Thank you so much for assistance in arranging for Alisa to come and speak at our annual conference. Her message was truly inspiring and motivating. She was by far the highlight of our 2 day event.'
NAB
One word - AMAZING! Alisa’s ability to overcome adversity, physical, mental and emotional challenges really left the audience inspired, motivated and ready to lead! The breadth of the presentation was phenomenal. She was able to share and freely talk through extremely personal stories in a professional manner which made a huge impact on the audience. Alisa was able to share her sporting accomplishments and relate her learnings and the tools she used during this time to the corporate working environment. She brought fantastic personality and authenticity to the presentation which helped keep the audience connected and sitting on the edge of their seats!"
Rebecca Allen – Coles Limited
"In Alisa's presentation she states that she can't sum herself up in 7 seconds but I think I can do it in just 1... 'WOW!' Alisa's presentation was incredible, inspirational, heart-warming and heart-breaking all at the same time. The discipline and commitment she demonstrated with her training to reach her ultimate goal and own her outcomes was unbelievable; and the humility she showed when sharing her success and a very personal journey left our guests overwhelmed. Thank you Alisa!"
Kate Rogers – Adecco
"Alisa was outstanding and her message was in tune with our theme "The Winning Edge". Alsia's presentation received rave reviews from our delegates with many saying she was the best ever speaker at a Unigas Conference. She rated 5+ out of 5 on delegate feedback forms."
Tim Donoghue – UNIGAS
"Alisa’s keynote took our event from good to great, and from great to memorable - people are still talking about her."
BT Financial Group
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Alisa Camplin OAM's Biography
Olympic champion aerial skier, Alisa Camplin, won gold at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. It was the second skiing gold medal ever won by Australia, and the first won by an Australian woman. Having faced her share of obstacles to achieve extraordinary results, Alisa shares her determination and commitment as she inspires audiences with her keynote presentation. Alisa is an honest and genuine speaker.
Originally training as a gymnast and sailor, Alisa saw early success winning two Australian National Sailing Titles in the Hobie Cat catamarine class. Inspired by the success of skier Kirsty Marshall, Camplin then turned to skiing at the age of 19.
After a great deal of training, Alisa was involved in a skiing accident shortly before the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics and although she was initially told that it was just bruising, doctors in Salt Lake City found that she had fractured both of her ankles. She was advised not to compete but went against the medical advice. During her event, she landed a spectacular triple twisting double somersault.
Alisa was again injured in the lead up to the Turin Winter Olympics in 2006. A serious knee injury in October 2005 led to a second knee reconstruction operation just four months prior to the event. She returned to limited training eleven weeks after the operation, and managed to finish with a bronze medal in her event.
She was awarded an Order of Australia medal in 2007.
Alisa worked as an executive with IBM for 16 years, as well as doing promotional and charity work. She joined the board of the Collingwood Football Club in December 2009, replacing Sally Capp.
Following the tragic death of their first child, Alisa and husband Oliver Warner set up the charity Finnan’s Gift which helps the Royal Children’s Hospital raise money to buy equipment for the treatment of babies with heart defects.
Alisa is requested as a public speaker by multi-billion dollar companies and small organizations alike. Eloquent, passionate, and always professional, Camplin is both entertaining and motivating.
Speaking Topics Include
Preparation for Success
Surviving success to ensure repeat success
Uncovering the determination of the Individual
Accepting the importance of needing, building and motivating the right team
The quest for excellence, accepting accountability in defining limits
Managing speed bumps, jumping hurdles and overcoming adversity
Creating physical, mental and emotional resilience
Truly knowing yourself in order to grow, improve and respect yourself
Living a life without regret
How to work as a team
Skills, tips and tools you can use in your own life, team and workforce