Randy Snow

Randy Snow, passed away suddenly on Thursday, Nov 19 while volunteering at a wheelchair tennis camp in El Salvador, doing something he loved. He has endeared himself to everyone he has come in contact with and will be deeply missed. Losing Randy is a true tragedy. He was simply magical.

A Speaker with Experience Randy Snow has succeeded in the corporate world working with Sunrise Medical, a company with revenues in excess of $600 million. With Sunrise he initiated an award winning customer relations program and directed an international team of athletes where he shared accountability for budget management, product development and global branding. As a small business partner his medical supply company grew from $2 to $4 million in just over 2 years underscoring extensive knowledge in sales, inventory, reimbursement and employee relations.

Past duties with non profits highlight programming, marketing and fundraising expertise. Moreover, Randy is a seasoned healthcare professional, working with three major centers, fulfilling responsibilities in rehabilitation, collaborating with treatment teams to successfully rebuild patient’s lives after trauma.

The reasons for his injury combined with the stories of the many that entered the rehab process under his direction allow Randy to clearly identify why accidents happen and offer practical strategies for changing unsafe behaviors. A gold medalist knows that the toughest competitor you will ever face is yourself. Winning as an Olympian (2004 Olympic Hall of Fame) and a 4-time Paralympian (3-time medalist, 3 different sports), Randy is a firm believer in preparation, focus and teamwork, and willingly shares his gold medal performance secrets with the audience.

He is a speaker with experience. His methods are proven, his perspective pragmatic, his approach, well, it’s hysterical. Drawing from his business successes, Olympic competitions and the lessons learned while accepting a spinal cord injury, Randy inspires audiences to embrace change, work together and achieve extraordinary results.

Why Randy Snow?

Randy Snow has served in public, private and governmental positions, which brings an abundance of experience to your audience. For over 20 years he succeeded in the corporate world working with Sunrise Medical, a company with revenues in excess of $600 million. With Sunrise he initiated an award winning sales education program and directed an international team of athletes where he was accountable for budget management, product development and global branding.

As a small business owner he grew his medical supply company from $2 to $4 million in just over 2 years underscoring extensive knowledge in retail, inventory, reimbursement and employee relations. Past duties with non profits reveal programming, marketing and fundraising expertise. Moreover, Randy is a seasoned healthcare professional. During affiliations with HealthSouth, Baylor and Columbia/St. David’s, he skillfully fulfilled responsibilities in rehabilitation, collaborating with treatment teams to successfully rebuild people’s lives after trauma.

MOST REQUESTED PROGRAMS:

"Pushing Forward When Things Change"
Randy's most popular program Pushing Forward When Things Change uses personal examples to illustrate that despite our circumstances, whether economic, physical, or otherwise, our dreams can be fulfilled.

"The Courage to Lead"
Examining four very important leadership virtues, Courage inspires the audience to live the truth, compete with a purpose, reach for opportunities and remain compassionate. Utilizing these leadership pillars will ready you and your staff for every test.

"Safety - A Wake-Up Call"
Randy's story of his own unforgettable accident and his blend of humor and audience participation impacts at every level. Sighting arrogance, outside distractions, complacency and lack of courage, Randy addresses the controllable fallbacks that affect most job-related injuries. Safety - A Wake-Up Call! is powerful, inspiring and lasting.

"Diversity & Teamwork - The Truth of the Matter"
Successful people - successful organizations -- focus on an individual's assets rather than their differences. Laugh and learn as you find ways to promote teamwork, along with individualism, and nurture a well-balanced and informed workforce.

"What's Your Excuse?"
During What's Your Excuse, the audience will hear first hand about goal setting, the importance of positive role models, and building a dream. Furthermore, after experiencing his accident at the age of 16, the topic of invincibility is explored and clearly understood. Our youth must hear this message about choices and consequences!