ALAN BEAN THIS SPEAKER'S SET FEE PLACES HIM/HER WITHIN THE RANGE OF: $15,001 to $25,000   TRAVELS FROM: Texas VIDEOS: No videos listed.

• Teamwork
• High Achievement
• Risk Taking
• Goal Setting
• Attitude Control
• Achieving Maximum Potential
• Creative Thinking
• Leadership
• Effective Following

Categories

Adventure | Leadership | Management | Motivation | Personal Development | Teamwork

Biography

As an astronaut and the fourth person to walk on the moon, Captain Alan Bean, USN, Ret. is dedicated to inspiring people to be the best they can be, so their family can be the best it can be, and their company can be the best it can be.

The Apollo program was an impossible dream come true. Sending humans from Planet Earth to explore the moon and return was a glamorous and newsworthy dream, but no more important than the dreams we all have in our hearts right now. With this conviction, Captain Alan Bean will take each person in the audience along with him as Lunar Module Pilot on the flight of Apollo 12 and along the way present some thoughts and ideas that will help each individual reach for their own professional and personal stars.

By talking with, and listening to the client prior to an event, Captain Bean custom tailors each speech around the theme of the client's event and the specific goals they wish to emphasize. He can focus on a broad variety of subjects from teamwork, high achievement, risk taking, goal setting, attitude control, achieving maximum potential, creative thinking, leadership, and effective following, to showing how a company and an individual can find ways to accomplish their goals and dreams, and more.
Captain Bean knows about reaching for the stars, organizationally and individually. In 1973, he was the Commander of Skylab Mission II (SL III), where he lived 59 days in space, orbiting 270 miles above our planet Earth. Under his leadership his crew accomplished 150% of their pre-mission goals-- a record unsurpassed before or since.

If the client's schedule permits Captain Bean will remain an hour or so after his presentation to shake hands, answer questions, and personalize 11" x 14" prints of one of his most popular painting. He will bring 75 of these prints as a special "value-added" treat.

Captain Alan Bean resigned from NASA in June 1981 to devote his full time to painting. He said his decision was based on the fact that, in his 18 years as an astronaut, he was fortunate enough to visit worlds and see sights no artist's eye, past or present, has ever viewed firsthand and he hopes to express these experiences through the medium of art. He is pursuing this dream at his home and studio in Houston.