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Key Points for Michael Milton OAM

  • Skiing was a big part of life before Michael Milton OAM contracted bone cancer at the age of nine and had his left leg amputated. Returning to the snow just one year later, he adapted to one ski and two outriggers.
  • He made history at the 2002 Winter Paralympics at Salt Lake City, winning four gold medals for Australia and becoming the first competitor in his amputee class to make a clean sweep of all eligible events. Michael triumphed in the downhill, the super-G, the giant slalom and slalom before being honoured at the Games' closing ceremony.
  • Milton was diagnosed in July 2007 with Oesophagael Cancer almost 25 years to the day since he was diagnosed with bone cancer as a nine-year-old. Milton had chemotherapy and radiotherapy followed by extensive surgery at the end of September
  • Michael's new goals: Be well again. Stay well. Grow old. 

Topics for Michael Milton OAM

  • Overcoming obstacles and life challenges
  • Being competitive 
  • Hard work ethic

Testimonials for Michael Milton OAM

Michael Milton was very entertaining and inspiring.
Australian Seed Federation

Michael spoke at our company conference. He is an exception storyteller and has a fabulous onstage presence. His content was relevant and delivered in a fun, honest style that kept the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats.  Michael communicated leadership, diversity and his ability to challenge comfort levels, empowering the audience to think about new ways to tackle problems in business. We summed it up by saying, when faced with challenges, think, “What would Michael do?”. I would recommend Michael for any conference format that needs to ignite passion and leave people with a strengthened resolve to challenge assumptions.
ATTURRA

Michael’s presentation was fantastic. He has a great story to tell and does so with wit. His ‘matter of fact’ style was appreciated by our audience. Excellent speaker, entertaining and inspiring with great humour.
REIV