Resources For Meeting  Professionals & Event Organizers

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BIO
INTRO
PARTNERING WITH EVENT PROFESSIONALS

Working With Alan

Alan understands the complexities that meeting planners and event organizers face when coordinating successful events, and is committed to making your experience seamless and rewarding. He is known for being easy to work with, solving tech issues that arise, and ensuring clear and prompt communication from the initial inquiry to the final applause. Alan takes the time to understand your event’s goals and tailors his programs to align perfectly with your theme and objectives. With a background in engineering and psychology, he brings a professional, well-rounded approach to every engagement, delivering high-quality content that resonates. His dynamic storytelling, enriched by his family’s world-record ascent of Mount Everest, captivates attendees and leaves a lasting impact.

RESOURCES

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A Beautiful Cross-Country Ski Morning
Skating into Success: The Balance Between Risk and Reward

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EVEREST photos

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Bio and Introduction

SHORT INTRO

Alan Mallory is a renouned speaker who is passionate about reaching new heights in all that we do. With a degree in Engineering and a Masters in Psychology, Alan takes a well-balanced approach to the inner and outer challenges we all face. Building experience through a lifestyle of adventure and challenge, Alan set a world record on Mount Everest along with three members of his immediate family. He believes in empowering people and embracing an agile mentality focused on relationships and results.

LONG INTRO

Alan Mallory is a dynamic speaker, author, and performance coach who brings a unique blend of psychology, engineering, project management and artistic flair to his programs. Alan has spent his career exploring the intersection of human behavior, decision-making, and team dynamics to drive meaningful change in organizations and individuals. Through captivating mountaineering analogies and live violin performances, he harmonizes lessons on project cohesion, emotional intelligence, and effective leadership, leaving audiences inspired and equipped with actionable tools to succeed. Alan’s expertise is rooted in his extraordinary experiences as an adventurer and mountaineer, including his family’s record-breaking climb to the summit of Mount Everest. He combines storytelling with psychology-based strategies to help leaders and teams overcome obstacles, build resilience, and achieve peak performance. His message resonates across industries, offering a fresh perspective on collaboration, innovation, and the human connections that elevate human performance to new heights.

Other Fun Facts for Introduction Ideas:
– Alan is an avid outdoorsman who is passionate about adventure, exploration, and pushing limits
– Alan has played the violin for most of his life and is particularly passionate about his electric violin
– Alan and his family built a log cabin in a remote wilderness area far from the closest civilization
– Alan has successfully overcome a severe social phobia and genearlized anxiety disorder that plagued him during his younger years
– Alan and his wife have three children, who also love the outdoors and adventurous lifestyle
– Alan has published two books: The Family that Conquered Everst and Summits of Self: The Seven Peaks of Personal Growth

Designed for easy reference, Alan’s Onsheet includes the most common topic areas he speaks on, key takeaways, and logistical details to help meeting planners quickly assess how Alan’s presentations align with their event needs. Download it today to see how Alan can elevate your next event!

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Demo Video

Downloadoading or embedding the link to one of Alan’s promo videos into marketing communcation can help spark attendee interest before the event

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Alan’s Social Links

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Technical & A/V Recommendations

Digital projector

Digital projector and large screen (projector should be one with fairly high lumens, 5000+, if possible especially if there is significant ambient light in the venue as glacier images and videos are more prone to washout with ambient light).

Microphone

Hand-held wireless microphone or lapel/discrete microphone (wireless to permit movement around the platform and/or venue. Fixed podium microphone should be avoided)

Laptop Connection

A laptop connection to the venue’s audio system or external speakers (the presentation has a number of short video / audio clips).

Apple Presentation

Alan’s presentations are built in Keynote (an Apple program) and have a lot of embedded images, videos, audio and custom timings. For this reason, it is recommended that we connect his MacBook Pro to the A/V system. Other scenarios, such as exporting a PowerPoint file, are possible but are much more prone to compatibility issues, missing video codecs and improper timings.

Electric Violin

For Alan’s programs where he brings his electric violin, we’ll also need a soundboard near the podium that accepts a 1/4” TS instrument cable, or an alternative way of capturing electronic instrument output (conversion to XLR run to audio table or direct speaker 1/4” connection for example).

Electric Violin

For Alan’s programs where he brings his electric violin, we’ll also need a soundboard near the podium that accepts a 1/4” TS instrument cable, or an alternative way of capturing electronic instrument output (conversion to XLR run to audio table or direct speaker 1/4” connection for example).

Technical & A/V Recommendations


– A laptop connection to the venue’s audio system or external speakers (the presentation has a number of short video / audio clips). Laptop has a standard 3.5mm headphone jack for output.
– Hand-held wireless microphone or lapel/discrete microphone (wireless to permit movement around the platform and/or venue. Fixed podium microphone should be avoided)
– Alan’s presentations are built in Keynote (an Apple program) and have a lot of embedded images, videos, audio and custom timings. For this reason, it is recommended that we connect his MacBook Pro to the A/V system. Other scenarios, such as exporting a PowerPoint file, are possible but are much more prone to compatibility issues, missing video codecs and improper timings.
– For Alan’s programs where he brings his electric violin, we’ll also need a soundboard near the podium that accepts a 1/4” TS instrument cable, or an alternative way of capturing electronic instrument output (conversion to XLR run to audio table or direct speaker 1/4” connection for example).

Alan’s Books

Enhance attendees experience with a tangible takeaway! Pre-purchasing Alan’s books at a bulk discounted rate is a great way to provide a lasting valuable resource for the audience. Whether as a conference gift, workshop supplement, or draw prize giveaway, bulk orders ensure your attendees leave with lasting insights. Reach out to discuss special pricing and customization options.

“Alan takes you on a journey of self discovery – full of hope and inspiration on every page”

– Cathy Cavanagh | Northumberland United Way

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Media Coverage and Interviews

Looking to generate buzz around your event? You are welcome to invite media representatives or arrange interviews with Alan before, during, or after the event. As an experienced speaker and author, Alan is happy to share insights on leadership, resilience, and peak performance with journalists, podcasters, and broadcasters. Contact Alan in advance to coordinate media opportunities.

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