Benedikt Böhm, CEO of ski touring equipment manufacturer Dynafit, extreme ski mountaineer and WWF ambassador, combines top sporting performance with management expertise. In his presentations, he shows what business leaders can learn from the precision, discipline and risk minimization of high-altitude mountaineering.

Known for his “speed style” ascents of 8,000-metre-high mountains - fast, without oxygen or outside help - Böhm reduces the risks in the “death zone” through meticulous planning and uncompromising efficiency. He completes expeditions that usually take days in hours: 17 hours for Gasherbrum II (8,035 m) or 23.5 hours for Manaslu (8,163 m).

As founder of the Helping Band brand and WWF ambassador, he is committed to the preservation of nature and marine conservation areas. Benedikt Böhm is a role model for courage, innovation and determination - both in the mountains and in business.

Benedikt Böhm Lectures topics

• Focus and Ease - Reduction to the essentials as a success factor.
• Uncertainty and fear - Dealing with uncertainty and training “courage muscles”.
• Resilience and anti-fragility - developing resilience and strength in the face of challenges.
• Teams in the death zone - Success strategies for teams under extreme pressure.
• Speed and risk - Record speeds in sport and business and what they mean.
• High goals - Building internal momentum and calculated risk management.
• Change and setbacks - mindset and strategies for big changes and comebacks.
• Brand management - Successful strategies for developing a love brand.
• Sustainability - Strategies for sustainable business management and personal commitment.
• Diversity - Leading and inspiring diverse teams in different cultures.

Inspiration between summit and business: Benedikt Böhm's lectures

Benedikt Böhm fascinates audiences with his talks, which are enriched by spectacular images and rare video footage of the world's highest mountains. It quickly becomes clear that he is not a risk-taking extreme sportsman, but a responsible visionary whose success is based on meticulous planning.

His lectures provide answers to essential questions: How do you focus on the essentials in order to achieve goals efficiently and with joy? How do you build momentum, calculate risks and use speed to minimize risks? Patience, flexibility and situational team leadership are just as important as dealing with uncertainty and fear.

Böhm shows that innovation often means reduction - in extreme sports as well as in business. He describes how teams act under pressure and how thought patterns can be used for change and resilience. His bridge between extremes and business inspires and provides practical impulses.

On request, he designs individual workshops or training sessions in the mountains, tailor-made for management teams.