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In Andres life
having values and principles is necessary to
survive one of the most fascinating and also
frightening experiences to human kind: To face
death, acknowledge the true meaning of life and
survive to transmit and share the experience with
others. Now
here, the great majority of people will never face
an experience like this, Ok; but values are not
only needed on the top of a mountain, they are
also needed on the every day life, in our minds,
and if we forget such, we risk to be too little
committed with what we do, besides lacking
conscience towards our word and existence itself.
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Andres comments:
There, on top of Mt. Everest, I felt tranquil,
nothing under me besides clouds, and above the
immense infinite. The struggle had taken a new
meaning. Even when I was standing on the highest
point on earth, I knew I would reach higher
the
search would now internally
I would reach for
EXCELENCY.
Events dont occur
randomly in the every day life, and even though it
might seem incredible, everyday life and life on
the mountain are very much similar; and its
nothing else but the planning, the objectivity and
the tenacity with which projects, situations and
problems are tackled that will bring a positive or
negative result.
In life you must
also count with MOTIVATION, and is just on moments
of distress that you loose direction and hope, we
get to loose the parameters that let us recognize
between success and failure. We must not forget
that life is an every day wake up, we must be
motivated to not let us stay asleep.
Have you ever
thought what would you do if you where caught on a
storm high on Mt. Everest?
Would you be
prepared to face it?
Would you try to
survive or you would just let everything go down?
Motivation at the
service of your company
With the conquest
of Mt. Everest in his pack, Andres is now a
keynote speaker and wants to share his experiences
and to collaborate with your company in order to
impulse your members to that great success in that
particular project that you now have in mind.
Approach Andres,
hell for sure have that advice, comment or
recommendation that youve been looking for.
Motivate yourself and join him in the quest for
the summit.
Some of the
companies with whom Andres have worked with:
· 3Com
California
· Banamex (Banco
Nacional de Mexico)
· Coopers &
Lybrand
· Femsa-
Coca-Cola
· Gates
Rubber de Mexico
·
Hoechst-Celanese
· Roche-Syntex
· SAP |
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Name |
Andres Delgado |
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Date of Birth |
August 3, 1969.
Mexican |
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Year |
Region |
Mountain/Route |
Grading |
Comments |
Summit |
Highest point
reached |
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Yes |
No |
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1990 |
Peru |
Alpamayo. Ferrari |
D+ |
Alpine
Style |
x |
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Peru |
Ranrapalca Sur |
D+ |
Alpine Style |
x |
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1991 |
Baffin Island |
Asgard
Scott/Hannek |
5.10, A1,VII |
Alpine Style.
1st Mexican Ascent |
x |
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Baffin Island |
Loki
Scott/Hannek |
5.10, VII |
Alpine Style.
1st Mexican Ascent |
x |
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Baffin Island |
Freya
Scott |
5.9, VII |
Alpine Style.
1st Mexican Ascent |
x |
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Baffin Island |
Svanhvit
Tlaloc |
5.11b, A2+, VII |
Alpine Style.
New Route |
x |
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1991 |
Patagonia |
Cerro Torre
Maestri |
5.10d,A2+, VII |
Alpine Style.
1st Mexican Ascent |
x |
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1992 |
Himalaya |
Kangchenjunga
North Face |
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One member from the
expedition reached the summit. |
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x |
7,400 |
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Yosemite |
Washington Colum
The Prow |
5.9, A2 |
Solo.
1st
Mexican Ascent |
x |
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Argentina |
Aconcagua
South Face |
ED+ |
Alpine Style.
3rd
Mexican Ascent |
x |
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1993 |
Bolivia |
Huayna Potosν
West Face |
D+ |
Alpine Style.
1st Mexican Ascent |
x |
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Yosemite |
El
Capitan
Tangerine Trip |
5.10b, A3+ |
Solo.
1st
Mexican Ascent |
x |
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1994 |
Argentina |
Aconcagua
Polish Glacier |
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Base camp to top in
9 hrs. |
x |
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France |
Les Droites
NE Spur |
5.10a, S5, ED+ |
Alpine Style.
1st Mexican Ascent |
x |
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Himalaya |
Pumori
Normal |
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Guiding.
1st Mexican Ascent |
x |
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1995 |
Himalaya |
Cho
Oyu
Normal |
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2nd
Mexican Ascent |
x |
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Karakorum |
Broad Peak
Normal |
|
Alpine Style |
|
x |
Fore summit |
1996 |
Himalaya |
Everest
North side |
|
Light Style without
oxigen |
|
x |
8,400 mts |
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1997 |
Himalaya |
Everest
South Col |
|
Expedition Style.
Up to 8,400 without
oxygen. From 8,400 to the summit with oxigen |
x |
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1998 |
France |
Mt.
Blanc du Tacul
Modica-Noury |
ED+ |
Alpine Style in
Winter |
x |
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Himalaya |
Shishapangma
South Face-British
Route |
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Alpine Style.
No Summit but we
climbed all the face and went down the col of
Pungpa Ri |
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x |
8,000 mts |
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1999 |
Himalaya |
Cho
Oyu
Normal |
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Summit twice in ten
days.
Once solo by the
face straight up from camp 2 (technical ground).
Second ascent guiding on the normal route |
x
x |
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2000 |
Karakorum |
K2
North Ridge |
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Light Style.
Four members
international expedition |
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x |
7,650 |
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