MITCH HUTCHCRAFT - Adventurer

Mitch Hutchcraft is a former Royal Marine Commando, author, international keynote speaker and multiple-world-record-breaking adventurer who has redefined the limits of human endurance.

In May 2025, Mitch completed the longest climb of Mount Everest in human history: a 13,000 kilometre, 237-day human-powered journey starting in England. After swimming the English Channel, cycling across 18 countries and running and trekking to Everest, he completed the world’s first triathlon to the top of the world in one of the most audacious expeditions in recent history.

Other achievements include rowing 3,000 miles unsupported across the Atlantic, cycling solo across America, becoming the first person to run from Britain’s lowest point to its highest through 16 consecutive ultramarathons, and completing an Ironman while pulling a 33-kilogram golden retriever.

Diagnosed with ADHD and shaped by the loss of his father as a teenager and other family members to suicide, Mitch has transformed adversity into extraordinary purpose and this is the premise of his talk and book. His story has been featured by CNN, the BBC, ITV, The Times, The Guardian, Red Bull, The Telegraph and may more

Drawing on the experiences behind his internationally published HarperCollins book, LIMITLESS, Mitch delivers unforgettable lessons in resilience, leadership, elite teamwork and high performance under extreme pressure, equipping audiences to conquer their own Everest and redefine possible for themselves.