Araceli Segarra
Successful TV presenter, model and the first Spanish woman to conquer Mount Everest
On her motivational talks, Araceli Segarra use her experience during the 1996 EVEREST climb while filming an IMAX documentary.
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Araceli Segarra’s background
That year took place the worst tragedy of the history of that mountain where a total of 14 people died, Araceli along with the IMAX crew made a rescue team.
She also describes the insights she gained into various aspects of human nature and particularly, when humans are pushed to the limits. She compares the physically, mentally and emotionally strenuous and complicated ascent of a big mountain and the analogously strenuous and complicated world of business life.
Araceli is author of the book Not that high and not that difficult, a book where she reviews the different topics of her talk and a book for those who search for goals, she has also written and illustrated a series of Children’s book: Tina’s Journey and has work for some publicity brands and model for cover magazines.
- Dedicated mountaineer whose journey up Mount Everest was documented in the IMAX film ‘Everest’
- Started climbing at the age of twenty and has scaled some of the world’s most challenging peaks
- First Spanish woman to reach the summit of Everest
- She has done more than 30 expeditions around the world
- She has climbed alpine Amadablam (Himalaya 6.812m) alone
- She has rock climbed el Cap in Yosemite (1.000m verticals)
- Ice climbed the Pomme d’Or in Canada (400m verticals)
- Has opened new routes in big walls in Oman, Iran or Mali, besides many other ascents
- Expert in organisation, planning, leadership and risk management
- Regular presenter on Catalan Radio and Barcelona’s Radio 1
A true inspiration, Segarra is available to present in Spanish, Catalan, English and French.