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		Ken Hames served in the British Special Forces for 25 years. His ground breaking, TV programme, 'Beyond Boundaries' for BBC 2 is now on Series 3. Series 1 saw Ken leading an expedition of disabled people across Nicaragua, from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean in a record breaking, 300km trek starting in the Mosquito Coast and ending one month later as a world first. His previous series, 'Desert Darlings' was broadcast on Channel 4. Ken took couples across the Namib Desert, placing their sometimes fragile relationships under the extreme pressures of an expedition. His first series for Channel 4, was the popular, 'Jungle Janes', where Ken's challenge was to turn a group of British women, none of whom had any expedition experience, into a cohesive team fit enough to take on the gruelling jungles of Borneo 'The Trek' broadcast by Meridian, with the help of Diana, Princess of Wales, Ken was able to take twelve disadvantaged youngsters to the heart of Africa on a 500-mile trek over desert and mountainous terrain.
		Jake Meyer was just fourteen years old when he set himself the challenge of becoming the youngest person to climb the 7 Summits; the highest mountain on each continent. On the 4th June 2005 he achieved his dream, standing on top of Everest; he became the youngest Briton at just 21 to conquer the world's highest peak via the difficult North Col route as well as the youngest man in the world to complete the 7 Summits, breaking several climbing records on the way. On Tuesday 1st August 2006, Jake Meyer and his team smashed the existing World Record for climbing the 48 highest peaks of Continental USA in the shortest time possible. Jake has just got his degree in Environmental Science at Bristol University.
		Ian Maxwell created and presented ‘Big Cat Track’ on Animal Planet which attracted great media attention and showcased his skills as the world’s foremost authority on animal tracking. He is now filming a new series called, ‘Max’s Big Tracks’ which will take him all over the world searching for elusive and rare species including the ‘Yeti’.
		Jo Gambi entered the Guinness World Records for the fastest female ascent of the Seven Summits. Jo also is the second British woman to ever climb Everest’s North Ridge. In 2005 Jo Gambi and her husband, Rob, became the first couple to both climb the ‘Seven Summits’ and ski to the North and South Poles. Jo was also the first female and Rob the first Australian to achieve this. Remarkably they unwittingly achieved these records not only while Rob was in remission from his second bout of cancer, but also in spite of facing death along the way, while stranded high in the Himalaya.
		Champion rally driver, the first woman to drive a World rally car, presenter of Ch4's long running TV series, 'Driven' (with regular audience ratings of 2.3 million), ‘Accident Black Spots’ and ‘The World Rally Championships’. Penny has presented on BBC TV’s ‘Watch Dog’, ‘Top Gear’, Carlton TV’s ‘Baby Baby’, ‘The Road Show’, ‘The Car Show’, ‘Simply The Best’ and ‘Can Ski Will Ski’ and is also a regular reporter on GMTV. Penny’s road to success was not an easy one, the National Ladies Rally Champion and Team Captain was a troubled teenage runaway who lived in hostels around London. Stunt driver for ‘Nicole and Papa’ Renault commercials. She is also an inspirational\motivational speaker - an excellent facilitator and compere for live events.
		In 1998 Bear Became the Youngest Briton to climb Everest at 23 years of age. Bear achieved his dream of climbing Everest after a near fatal parachute accident that broke his back, almost paralysing him for life. Bear co wrote and presented Channel 4’s, ‘Escape To The Legion’. In August 2003, he led the first crew to cross the Atlantic via the Arctic Circle in an open rigid inflatable boat. An all round extreme sportsman, Bear keeps himself superfit and is constantly looking for new challenges. He led the first team to Jet Ski around the British Isles and used an experimental fuel recycled from rubbish. Bear got his degree in Spanish while training for the SAS as a survival instructor and medic. An expert sailor and motorcyclist. A natural on television and a charismatic speaker. Bear has written two books, ‘Facing Up’ (published in America under the title, ‘The Kid Who Climbed Everest’), selling over 70,000 copies in the UK alone and ‘Facing The Frozen Ocean’ (his arctic expedition) which was published by Macmillan in 2004.
		Vivien joined the BBC as a secretary but enjoyed a meteoric rise through the ranks, passing through BBC Radio 4 as an abridger on a ‘Book At Bedtime’ and working her way through regional news programmes. Alongside reading the BBC News she presented business programmes and a long running series, 'Transport' with Mike Smith. Anchor newsreader with Sky since 1989 and UN Goodwill Ambassador, Vivien is the only British Woman to have been asked to chair United Nations Conferences. UN visits to Cambodia last year and South America this year. An expert facilitator who has chaired over 5,000 international delegates at the historic Women’s Health Conferences for The World Health Organisation in Beijing. Travel writer for The Mail on Sunday. An amusing after dinner speaker who has entertained audiences on numerous cruise ships including QEII and hosted events like Victoria Wood’s Show at The Lyric.
		Graham Bell is the anchor presenter on BBC TV’s Ski Sunday and covers winter sports for BBC Grandstand and Eurosport. His natural charm and enthusiasm on screen have led to the BBC covering more in this area than they have ever done before.