Jake Meyer
Mountaineer | Adventurer | Keynote Speaker
The Inspirational Development Group are a global leadership and management performance business committed to creating measurable and sustainable behavioural change in organisations. Jake has been a full time management development consultant with IDG since 2010.
“ As a Consultant with IDG, Jake has been able to inspire delegates and indeed colleagues, with his experiences climbing Everest and other mountains across the globe. It’s not often that a chance presents itself for one of our team to be involved in another truly inspirational endeavour such as this. Jake will be able to inspire us all again as well as conducting some unique research into team and leadership behaviour during the expedition. We look forward to following his journey, celebrating his success and safe return and to hearing what he has learned on the way!”
Stephen Bennett, Chairman, and Craig Preston, Managing Director, The Inspirational Development Group
Bremont is an award-winning British company producing beautifully engineered chronometers at their Headquarters in Henley on Thames, England. Jake has been an ambassador for Bremont since they launched their first range of watches in 2006.
"Bremont is extremely proud to be supporting Ambassador Jake Meyer on his 3rd attempt to climb K2. We have worked with Jake for twelve years now and have no doubt whatsoever he will succeed on this incredible expedition, this truly is the mountaineer’s mountain and we wish Jake the very best of luck."
Nick and Giles English, co-founders, Bremont Watch Company
Mountain Hardwear have been designing and manufacturing cutting edge high-tech outdoor clothing, backpacks, sleeping bags, tents, gloves and accessories for over 20 years. Their constant pursuit of excellence and innovation means that the brand is synonymous with expeditions the world over, from the poles to the top of the world. Jake has worked with Mountain Hardwear since some of his earliest expeditions in 2003, and they were hugely supportive of his record breaking 2005 Everest Expedition.