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Ben Saunders is an internationally-acclaimed motivational speaker. In the UK, Europe and Asia, Ben is represented by Tom Kenyon-Slaney at The London Speaker Bureau.

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The London Speaker Bureau
271 King Street
London W6 9LZ, UK


In the USA, Ben is represented by Betsy Berg at the William Morris Agency.

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William Morris Agency
1325 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10019, USA

Visitor Messages

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Words of support and encouragement sent to Ben via this site, over the course of the expedition.

# Seeya at the pole mate!

Hey Ben, Marcus Fillinger here from Australia (on the same page as you on the Kobold watches website). Just a quick note to wish you a fast - flat - and safe journey! That's what i'm hoping for anyway. I might see you up at the pole this year, i'll be the one with 10 crazy dogs! If you see something floundering around in an open lead up at the pole, please don't shoot it, as it will be me doing another dive under the polar ice!

Once again, best wishes mate for a safe and successful journey.

Warm regards

Marcus

By Marcus Fillinger on Monday, 16 February - 11:34 pm -0800

# All the best, Ben

Ben
Truly an awesome and inspirational expedition! Wishing you all the very best of luck for a safe crossing. What a load of rubbish that there are no modern explorers! Carry on keeping our dreams alive Ben.

Take care.
Jon

By Jon Russill on Tuesday, 17 February - 04:40 pm -0800

# Good Luck

What an expedition! What an adventure! What a privelige to live it vicariously through you. I'll be following your every step and urging you on all the way. Good Luck from all those, like me, who don't know you; don't know how you can do it, but love the fact that there are men like you out there doing these things!

By Sharky on Tuesday, 17 February - 06:32 pm -0800

# Hello!

To Ben,
Hello! It must be amazing in the Artic but alot of hard work! Remember when you came to Danes Hill? Well I am one of the students! I am going to check what you have been doing everyday!

By Claire Humphreys on Wednesday, 18 February - 05:26 pm -0800

# Thanks for your inspiring words

Thanks for your wonderful talk at Danes Hill school this morning - I've never seen the whole school sit still for so long! You answered their questions superbly. We shall certainly follow your progress online - the link is on our Intranet already. All the best and God Bless.
Helen - one of the teachers at Danes Hill.

By Helen Hereward on Wednesday, 18 February - 07:33 pm -0800

# Good Luck

Wish you all the very best on your epic trek. I look forward to following your adventures. Don't forget to take your willy warmer!

By Harvene Sykes on Thursday, 19 February - 02:29 pm -0800

# Best of luck from 5TMG

What an inspiration you are by making such a fantastic journey! All the children of 5TMG at Danes HIll wish you the best and will be watching your progress with great interest. We'll be thinking about you everyday and hope you don't get too bored with all that snow!!!

By Tim Goddard on Thursday, 19 February - 04:41 pm -0800

# Keep Warm, Keep Safe!!

Good Luck in your great adventure, I would say I'm jealous but I hate the cold!!

Look forward to following your journey.

Best Regards

Jamila

By Jamila on Friday, 20 February - 10:55 am -0800

# Best news in ages

What a fab surprise to hear about this latest expedition on the radio this morning. I wish you all the luck in the world, althought I have no doubt you'll do it - you're a true example of what determination can do!

Look forward to hearing more about how you do.

Take Care
Natalie

By Natalie on Saturday, 21 February - 10:32 am -0800

# Good luck to you

It is with great pleasure I write to congratulateyou on your great adventure in the Arctic Ocean, via North Pole.
God and us will be together with you.
I am waiting the best news.
With best regards,
Teodor

By Dr.Teodor Gh. Negoita on Sunday, 22 February - 01:15 am -0800

“Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.” - T.S. Eliot