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Mark Inglis

MOUNTAINEER, BESTSELLING AUTHOR, DISABILITY CHAMPION
Mark Inglis is a mountaineer and motivational speaker from New Zealand who is the first double amputee to reach the summit of Mount Everest
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Mark’s story of overcoming adversity teaches resilience and goal achievement.

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Location
Location

new zealand

Language
Language

english

Years of Speaking
Years of Speaking

10+ years

Talks About
Talks About

disruption, diversity & inclusion, discipline and consistency, lessons from sports, self belief

About Mark Inglis

Mark Inglis is a world-renowned mountaineer, adventurer, author, and motivational speaker whose life story stands as one of the most powerful examples of resilience and human courage. In 1982, Mark survived 14 harrowing days trapped in an ice cave during a blizzard on New Zealand’s highest peak, Mount Cook. The ordeal cost him both legs below the knees due to severe frostbite. What followed was not retreat—but reinvention.

Against all odds, Mark Inglis became the first double amputee to summit Mount Everest, proving that limitations exist far more in the mind than in the body. His ascent placed him among the world’s most inspirational figures and redefined perceptions around disability, endurance, and leadership. His Everest expedition was documented in Discovery Channel’s “Everest: Beyond the Limit,” bringing his journey to a global audience.

Beyond mountaineering, Mark is an accomplished Paralympic cyclist, winning a silver medal in the 1 km time trial at the Sydney Paralympics, and representing New Zealand on international stages. He is also the founder of Limbs4All, a charitable initiative supporting amputees in developing countries, and has served as a Goodwill Ambassador for the Everest Rescue Trust. His talks resonate deeply with business leaders, athletes, students, and organizations navigating change and adversity.

As an author, Mark has penned acclaimed books including No Mean FeatOff the Front Foot, and Five Legs on Everest, offering raw, reflective perspectives on survival, ambition, and purpose. Honoured by TVNZ’s “This Is Your Life”, Mark Inglis remains a living testament to the power of perseverance. Book Mark Inglis as a keynote speaker to deliver an unforgettable message: your greatest setbacks can become your strongest summits.

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Career Highlights and Achievements of Mark Inglis

Paralympic Silver Medalist – Cycling

Won a Silver in the 1 km Time Trial at Sydney Summer Paralympics

Mount Everest Summit – Double Amputee

Successfully climbed Mount Everest using prosthetic legs

Everest Rescue Trust Goodwill Ambassador

Served as a goodwill ambassador for the Everest Rescue Trust

Founder – Limbs4All Trust

Founded Limbs4All, a Thailand–New Zealand based charitable trust

Discovery Channel Feature

Featured on Discovery Channel Everest: Beyond the Limit

TVNZ “This Is Your Life” Honour

Honoured on TVNZ’s This Is Your Life

Published Author

Authored books like No Mean Feat, Off the Front Foot & Five Legs on Everest

Global Motivational Speaker

Has delivered powerful keynote addresses worldwide

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Mark Inglis

Mark Inglis is a mountaineer and motivational speaker from New Zealand who is the first double amputee to reach the summit of Mount Everest

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To book Mark Inglis for your event, contact activities@engage4more.com or call +91-8044186906. engage4more coordinates his availability and fees for keynotes and fireside chats.
Mark Inglis is a New Zealand mountaineer who became the first double amputee to successfully summit Mount Everest, and is celebrated globally as a pioneer of adaptive high-altitude climbing.
Mark Inglis speaks on resilience and adaptation, redefining physical limitation, extreme goal-setting, and leading yourself and teams through seemingly impossible challenges.
Mark Inglis became the first double amputee to reach the summit of Mount Everest in 2006, having lost both legs below the knee to frostbite during an earlier mountaineering expedition.
Mark Inglis lost both legs below the knee to severe frostbite after being trapped in a snow cave for 13 days during a 1982 expedition on Mount Cook in New Zealand.
Mark Inglis is available for keynote addresses, fireside chats, and panel discussions on resilience, adaptive achievement, and extreme goal-setting.
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