Cedric Dumont
Base jumper, RedBull athlete and High Performance Psychologist
*Fees are a guide only. Exact cost will be dependent on requirements and are subject to change.
About Cedric Dumont
In extreme environments where one is expected to deliver and assess risks, hyper-awareness has been the foundation to Cedric’s
consistent performance and survival.
Beside flying, Cedric is a best-selling author of the book Dare to Jump, host of the podcast Min Set Win and international speaker.
He is also the author of DEFY GRAVITY, his newest book which explores how to escape comfort zones and step into clarity, accountability and personal freedom.
To book Keynote Speaker Cedric Dumont, contact The Speakers Agency on +44(0)1332 810481 or email enquiries@thespeakersagency.com
Cedric’s speech topics include, but are not limited to:
- Bold Leadership: operational excellence within your organisation and job.
- The neurochemistry of Flow: Become the BEST version of yourself, manage fear, stress, change and perform under pressure.
- Transformational Leadership: Create a growth and Owner’s mindset to embrace change and transformation.
- Find your Purpose for full engagement : How to inspire others as a leader and grow leaders at all levels, the power of story-telling.
- Create Resilience in times of crisis and transformation.
- Energy Management : Why mental health and emotional wellbeing are key for sustainable performance & engagement in a new hybrid work environment.
- Focus is the new IQ: Selective behaviour, setting priorities and extreme productivity.
- The science of Trust within high-performing teams: Turn a team of stars into a star-team! Create a “safe” environment where your team can test, grow, learn, transform, fail, receive and give honest feedback.
- Educated risk taking: there is no transformation and innovation without risk taking! Preparation precedes mastery : methodology and strategies.
Here you can find links to books by Cedric Dumont. For bulk book orders for your event please speak with a member of the team.
