Alec Potts

Background

About Alec Potts

In 2011 Alec started his first business whilst progressing through high school, at this stage he was already a World Record Holder and Multi-National Champion in archery. 5 Years later he won the Bronze Medal at the Rio Olympic games, whilst simultaneously operating Eliza Archery to support him through his sporting career. 5 years later, Alec now runs an Indoor Archery Range/Shop and has taught over people how to shoot a bow and arrow. He has coached all over the world as well as operating a business in the UK. And now wants to help others fast-track their progression in business through his "Three Prong" approach. Services We Offer - One on One Coaching sessions with Alec - Keynote Speaking for Corporate Events - Business Plan Reviews - Team Building and Leadership Sessions “Alec Potts was such a dynamic and engaging speaker at our recent BITE conference in front of 300 small business owners. As an Olympic medallist who also runs a business he entertained and inspired the audience with his journey and the key principles that he successfully applied in his lead up to the Olympics, the Olympic games and his business. I would highly recommend him as a talented young motivation speaker for all ages.” - Shannon Smit, Director SMART Business Solutions and organised of BITE “Alec delivered a speech to 700 students here at Melbourne High School. What impressed us was his ease and poise in front of such a large student cohort, as well as his capacity to pitch his message at the appropriate level - the students were immediately captivated and engaged in Alec’s message.Alec delivered an enthralling account of his Olympic competition in Rio 2016, but perhaps more impressive was his insight into sports psychology and how this could be applied to the students’ lives and their academic pursuits. Alec’s insight into mind training was instructive and many of the students have since expressed their appreciation for the advice. We found Alec to be amenable, extremely professional and would certainly recommend him to other schools and organisations.” - Melbourne High School