Jason Caldwell is a world-class athlete, a leadership and high-performance coach, and a keynote speaker. As the president and owner of Latitude 35 Leadership, he utilizes experiential training to delve into the art of leading and maintaining high-performance teams. Jason has worked with advanced managers in over 30 Fortune 500 companies and has taught at some of the top business schools in the US.
However, it was in sports that Jason initially gained recognition. As an endurance and adventure athlete, he has amassed world records from various locations, including the oceans and the Namib Desert. After graduating college, Jason received an invitation to row for the elite rowing team of Vesper Boat Club in Philadelphia. Over a three-year period, he won two gold medals, one silver, and one bronze at the National Championships.
In 2015, Jason captained and represented the United States in a rowing race across the Atlantic Ocean, spanning 3,000 miles. Despite facing a dramatic and treacherous 51-day row, which included the emergency evacuation of two team members, Jason led his remaining crew to the finish line in Antigua, setting the American Record for the fastest US four to ever cross the Atlantic.
A year later, Jason assembled a new team to participate in the race once again. This time, they not only emerged as the winners but also broke the World Record as the fastest team to row across the Atlantic Ocean.
If you're seeking to extract that extra bit of potential from your high-performing team, it's time to learn from Jason's wealth of experience.
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