Mr. Cunningham draws
from his Astronaut, military and business careers to motivate listeners to take their lives into
their own hands, accept risk, and create their own destinies. All
programs are extensively customized to meet the specific needs of
the sponsoring organization and to provide the audience with a
unique experience. Presentations have been enthusiastically received over the years, and
have generated excellent references. Favorite themes include:
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Motivation.
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Character, Leadership and other
attributes of the American heritage
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Entrepreneurism and The Venture
Capital Process
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Space and science related topics
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Social commentary on contemporary American
society.
The Chance of
Dangerous Adventure (a frequently requested keynote address) challenges the
individual to incorporate some risk in their personal and business lives in order to realize
you're their dreams. Explores the role risk plays in developing responsibility and
leadership. Cunningham examines the ongoing conflict between those who want a
risk-free existence and those who want to live - not simply exist.
Beyond
Competition
draws on examples from the manned space program - both disasters and triumphs. How do you find the
frontiers in your own industry? And how do you operate at the boundaries of those
frontiers? Emphasizes taking your life into your own hands and creating your own
destiny.
Is There Life Out
There? explores one of man's most basic questions.- the prospect of life
elsewhere in the universe. Cunningham addresses the scientific, alien/UFO, and
spiritual aspects of the question.
Apollo - The Golden Age Of Spaceflight brings a unique, perspective to the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs,
including the Apollo 1 fire and the human side of spaceflight. The inside story of
astronaut selection, training, pay, working and living in space, overcoming problems,
and returning to earth. Perfect for both adult and older school audiences.
Legacy
of the U.S./Soviet Space Race takes you from the
Soviet Union's first steps into space through
cooperation on the Mir and International Space Station, including the technical and
political ramifications of present day cooperation with the Russians.
Around the World In Ninety Minutes takes you on an exciting tour of the world through the eyes of
NASA astronauts. See both natural and man-made changes in the earth's geography from
an astronaut's unique perspective in earth orbit. Share the experience of looking at
Earth in a poetic and emotional way. (slides)
While Mr. Cunningham's presentations draw from his
diverse background, each lecture incorporates anecdotal material from his Astronaut
career.
Bookings are accepted
as much as one year in advance.
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