Walter Urban Email & Phone Number | A Corporate & Executive Advisor, 3-Time World Record Holder and Business Owner. An expert in mental performance and its effects on physical outcomes; he utilizes tools learned over 30 years competing as an elite athlete in multiple sports and setting world records. He assists companies and motivates senior executives to identify their blind spots. A graduate of Albright with a BA in Economics, Walter was selected by Dana Corporation to attend the Dana Executive MBA Program at Bowling Green University. He was also selected by BASF to attend The Wharton School and Columbia University for Advanced Education in Marketing & Sales. He left corporate America after 14 years. Walter has written over 19 articles on the mental and physical aspects of fitness and competing as an older athlete. He was featured on The Discovery Channel in “What is the Zone and can you Measure It” - about the power of mental performance and “Supersizing” - how and what it takes to train for a world record. He is one of very few athletes who have competed at the World level for two different countries. Walter was a member of Team Canada Powerlifting (Master) in 2005, 2009 and 2010 competing at 3 World Championships. He was also a member of the 1982 US Parachute – Para Ski Team placing 4th at the 1982 US Nationals. In addition, he has competed on the Pro Ski Tour, Skip Barber Formula Ford Series. Walter is a licensed pilot, a former hang glider pilot and in 1988 was fortunate enough to bungee jump at A.J. Hackett off the Kawarau Bridge, NZ in its barnstorming inaugural year! From 2011 to 2018 Walter set 3 World Records Live on National TV. The first on CBS “Live with Regis and Kelly”, CBC “Sports Day” and NBC “Today Show with Kathy Lee and Hoda”. All three records were accomplished over the age of 50 and drug free. In 2018 the last record at the age of 60! For each World Record, Walter assembled and collaborated with an elite and specialized team to tackle and conquer the unique challenges posed by each attempt. Through these experiences Walter came to understand the power of mental performance. He learned that success is attained not only by doing what one does well in an area of expertise; it is also the humbling acknowledgement that “we don’t know what we don’t know”. This can hinder the most skilled and talented individuals. It is having the courage to surround oneself with other experts to complement abilities, help identify blind spots and clear the path to an elevated level of performance. Walter recognizes these challenges are faced by many senior executives today.

Walter Urban

A Corporate & Executive Advisor, 3-Time World Record Holder and Business Owner. An expert in mental...
Hazleton, Pennsylvania, United States

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Walter Urban’s Location Hazleton, Pennsylvania, United States

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Various Companies

Corporate & Executive Consulting

1992-10-01 00:00:00 - Present

Basf

Executive Positions

1985-06-01 00:00:00 - 1992-10-01 00:00:00

Dana

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1978-10-01 00:00:00 - 1985-06-01 00:00:00

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Walter Urban is a A Corporate & Executive Advisor, 3-Time World Record Holder and Business Owner. An expert in mental performance and its effects on physical outcomes; he utilizes tools learned over 30 years competing as an elite athlete in multiple sports and setting world records. He assists companies and motivates senior executives to identify their blind spots. A graduate of Albright with a BA in Economics, Walter was selected by Dana Corporation to attend the Dana Executive MBA Program at Bowling Green University. He was also selected by BASF to attend The Wharton School and Columbia University for Advanced Education in Marketing & Sales. He left corporate America after 14 years. Walter has written over 19 articles on the mental and physical aspects of fitness and competing as an older athlete. He was featured on The Discovery Channel in “What is the Zone and can you Measure It” - about the power of mental performance and “Supersizing” - how and what it takes to train for a world record. He is one of very few athletes who have competed at the World level for two different countries. Walter was a member of Team Canada Powerlifting (Master) in 2005, 2009 and 2010 competing at 3 World Championships. He was also a member of the 1982 US Parachute – Para Ski Team placing 4th at the 1982 US Nationals. In addition, he has competed on the Pro Ski Tour, Skip Barber Formula Ford Series. Walter is a licensed pilot, a former hang glider pilot and in 1988 was fortunate enough to bungee jump at A.J. Hackett off the Kawarau Bridge, NZ in its barnstorming inaugural year! From 2011 to 2018 Walter set 3 World Records Live on National TV. The first on CBS “Live with Regis and Kelly”, CBC “Sports Day” and NBC “Today Show with Kathy Lee and Hoda”. All three records were accomplished over the age of 50 and drug free. In 2018 the last record at the age of 60! For each World Record, Walter assembled and collaborated with an elite and specialized team to tackle and conquer the unique challenges posed by each attempt. Through these experiences Walter came to understand the power of mental performance. He learned that success is attained not only by doing what one does well in an area of expertise; it is also the humbling acknowledgement that “we don’t know what we don’t know”. This can hinder the most skilled and talented individuals. It is having the courage to surround oneself with other experts to complement abilities, help identify blind spots and clear the path to an elevated level of performance. Walter recognizes these challenges are faced by many senior executives today.