Alan Arnette is a Coach, Keynote Speaker, Mountaineer, and Alzheimer's Advocate. He achieved the remarkable feat of summiting Everest in 2011 and became the oldest American to conquer K2 at the age of 58 on his birthday, July 27, 2014.
Arnette's expertise and contributions to the mountaineering community have earned him recognition as "one of the world's most respected chroniclers of Everest" by Outside Magazine. His passion for climbing extends beyond personal achievements, as he founded Summit Coach, a consulting service dedicated to helping aspiring climbers worldwide achieve their goals.
In addition to his mountaineering pursuits, Arnette is deeply committed to raising awareness and funding for Alzheimer's research. Inspired by his mother's battle with the disease, he serves as an outspoken advocate, using his platform to support initiatives aimed at finding a cure. With his diverse background and unwavering dedication to both climbing and advocacy, Alan Arnette continues to inspire and empower others to reach new heights while making a meaningful impact in the fight against Alzheimer's disease.
