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Breakfeed: Jamie Fitzgerald, modern day adventurer

After the Beef + Lamb New Zealand Central Canterbury Farming for Profit “Connected to you – moving up the ladder” seminar we caught up with guest speaker Jamie Fitzgerald to talk through tackling the big challenges.

Jamie is a modern-day adventurer who has walked unaided to the South Pole, holds the world record for rowing across the Atlantic Ocean, fronts television documentaries First Crossings and Intrepid NZ and is CEO of consultancy business, Inspiring Performance.

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