Cary Mullen

Known as "The Performance Champion," Cary Mullen currently holds the World Downhill Speed Record for skiing 97 miles per hour down one of the world's most famous ski courses in Kitzbuhel, Austria. Though an underdog who placed last in his first World Cup race, Mullen followed a Process for SuccessT to go from "worst to first," ultimately becoming an Olympian and World Cup Champion.

An accomplished athlete and entrepreneur, Mullen has spent more than 20 years studying the success strategies of high performers. On his way to becoming a multiple world record holder, two-time Olympian and World Cup Champion, he has experienced the upper echelon of success, and what it takes to climb out of the depths of adversity. In his 11 years as a leader on the National Ski Team, Mullen persevered through three near fatal crashes that left him with double vision and memory loss, before finally regaining 100% health.

Beyond his athletic accomplishments, Mullen has a successful business background as a former Sales and General Manager for Dale Carnegie Training, and is currently the President of a real estate investment company. As a community leader, he has founded two charitable foundations and is on the Board of Directors for the National Olympic Development Association and the National High Performance Advisory Committee.

Mullen passionately shares his champion insights around the world, taking his audiences on an incredible run that leaves them energized and provides them with their own Process for SuccessT! His presentations inspire and motivate individuals and groups alike, to reach for the top and always strive to fulfill their potential.