BRITTANY BOWE
BRITTANY BOWE
Mentor • Speaker • Advocate
Mentor • Speaker
Advocate
Partners
Achievements
3
Olympic
Games
6x
World
Champion
68
World
Cup Medals
2
Olympic
Medals
4
World
Records
About Brittany
Brittany Bowe is a 2x Olympic Medalist, speaker, mentor and advocate for inclusion.
Born and raised in Florida, Brittany started her career as an athlete on the hardwood floors of basketball courts, which landed her a Division I basketball scholarship at Florida Atlantic University.
From the hardwood to the ice, Brittany has hung up her inline skates and basketball shoes for a chance at Olympic Glory. Surpassing expectations with World Record performances, 6x speed skating World Champion, Brittany has achieved almost everything she has set her mind to, and continues on her Quest for Olympic Gold.
Speaking Topics
A sought-after speaker in the areas of inclusion, leadership, empathy, and health and wellness, Brittany inspires and motivates organizations and people around the world. When not competing on the World stage, Brittany is sharing her story and the principles that made her a Champion with fortune 500 companies, organizations, and corporate retreats. Brittany’s words to live by “Practice doesn’t make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect!”
A sought-after speaker in the areas of inclusion, leadership, empathy, and health and wellness, Brittany inspires and motivates organizations and people around the world. When not competing on the World stage, Brittany is sharing her story and the principles that made her a Champion with fortune 500 companies, organizations, and corporate retreats. Brittany’s words to live by “Practice doesn’t make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect!”
Accomplishments & Recognition
- 1,000-meter world record holder
- Three-time Olympian (2014, 2018, 2022)
- Two-Time Olympic medalist (2018: team pursuit bronze | 2022: women’s 1000m bronze)
- Six-time world champion (2019: 1,000m; 2015: 1,000m, 1,500m, sprint; 2016: sprint)
- Thirteen-time world championship medalist (five golds, three silvers, five bronzes)
- 68-time world cup medalist
- Played college basketball at Florida Atlantic University
- LGBTQ+ advocate
- Flag bearer for Olympic opening ceremonies