Meet NAPT Keynote Speaker: Roger Crawford!
Join NAPT for the 43rd Annual Conference in Columbus, Ohio, November 4th – 7th
Sports Illustrated has acknowledged Roger Crawford as “one of the most accomplished physically challenged athletes in the world.” In recognition of his extraordinary athletic achievements, he was the recipient of the prestigious ITA Achievement Award, presented by the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
After realizing tremendous success on Center Court, as a Division 1 athlete he took his talents to Center Stage and became a motivational speaker. Roger positively influences audiences worldwide, eloquently sharing the principles he has lived—adaptability, possibility thinking, and eliminating self-imposed obstacles. His remarkable life story is a powerful example that “Challenges are inevitable, defeat is optional!”
Roger Crawford is one of MANY keynote speakers, thought leaders, and industry experts that are participating at this year’s conference.
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