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Jamie McAnash is a remarkable and dynamic figure who has transformed personal adversity into a powerful force for positive change. As an accomplished advocate, public speaker, and athlete, Jamie is dedicated to promoting inclusion within disability and neurodiversity by fostering impactful storytelling and community engagements and working alongside organisations of all sizes to understand the power of creating an inclusive culture.
After being diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in 2014, Jamie faced life-altering challenges that left him reliant on a wheelchair. However, his unwavering resilience and determination propelled him to redefine his limitations and pursue his passions with renewed vigour. His journey of transformation began with Wheelchair Basketball, where he achieved regional success. This achievement marked the start of a remarkable athletic career that included Wheelchair rugby for Wales, Handcycling the CARTEN 100 as part of the South Wales cycling team, Squash at masters level and even becoming the first person with CRPS to reach Mt Everest BC on crutches.
Jamie inspired not only me but all of my employees. To any business or person looking to improve their performance, achieve success, or get out of a lull, Jamie is the man you want to speak to.
In life, it’s not about how many times you fall; it’s about finding the strength within to rise each time. Jamie McAnsh’s journey is a testament to the power of resilience and determination. Through his experiences, he shows us that no matter the obstacles we face, the true victory lies in our ability to get back up and keep moving forward.
It was an extraordinary honour to share my journey on the TEDx stage, a platform I deeply respect. But what made the night truly unforgettable was that it also marked my wedding day. Standing there, newly married, sharing my life’s story of resilience and inclusion felt like the ultimate celebration of love and purpose intertwined.
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Some of the professional organisations Jamie has worked with
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