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General Sessions
| Saturday,
June 24 9:30 – 11:30a.m. |
| General Session I |
Speaker: Bruce Jenner
Bruce Jenner captivated the world when he broke the
world record by scoring 8,634 points in the decathlon
at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal and earned the
title “World’s Greatest Athlete.”
Since then, Jenner has become a respected motivational
speaker, sports commentator, entrepreneur, commercial
spokesperson, television personality, actor, producer
and author. As guest host, correspondent and commentator
for NBC, ABC and Fox Sports, Jenner has covered a variety
of events including track and field, surfing, motocross
and CART Indy car races and his expertise landed him
an Outstanding International Sportscaster of the Year
award.
Bruce Jenner is a loyal supporter of many non-profit
and charitable organizations and strives to further
the efforts of agencies connected with learning disabilities.
Jenner was inducted into the Olympic Hall of Fame in
1986 and is also a member of the Track and Field Hall
of Fame.
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| Sunday, June 25 9:30 –
11a.m. |
| General Session 2 |
Speaker: CDR Scott Waddle, USN (Ret.)
NAMB Annual Business Meeting and induction of NAMB
Board of Directors
Scott Waddle, a native of Austin, Texas, graduated
from the United States Naval Academy in May 1981, earning
a Bachelors of Science degree in Chemistry. Following
graduation, he was commissioned an Ensign and embarked
on a twenty-year career in the submarine force
where he served aboard the Atlantic Fleet trident ballistic
missile boats Alabama and Kentucky and Pacific Fleet
fast attacks San Francisco and Greeneville.
On February 9, 2001, Commander Waddle’s life was
forever changed when he gave the order to perform an
emergency surface maneuver that inadvertently caused
the nine-thousand ton submarine to collide with the
Ehime Maru, a 500 ton Japanese fishing vessel, killing
nine people on board. Against the advice of his attorney
and Navy’s direction, he took responsibility for
the accident. In October of 2001 he was honorably discharged
from the Navy and retired from active duty as a commander.
He is currently an author and inspirational speaker.
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