Robyn Meagher spent 17 years on the Canadian National Team, earning recognition as a two-time Olympian, World Cup and Commonwealth Games Silver Medalist, and one of the world’s top distance runners. While her accomplishments are impressive, Robyn credits her success to a simple love of running and a deep appreciation for the physical, mental, and emotional commitments required to sustain excellence over time.

After retiring from running, Robyn earned her Master’s in Education and opened a practice as a Registered Clinical Counsellor and Health and Performance Coach. Today, she serves clients from all walks of life—from professionals to elite athletes to performing artists or anyone looking to make meaningful changes in their life.

Olympian, author, speaker, and coach, Jason Dorland shares hard-earned lessons on resilience, purpose, and personal growth. After experiencing one of the most public disappointments of his athletic career at the 1988 Olympics, Jason discovered that life’s greatest gifts often come disguised as failure.

When Jason is not working with coaching clients, leading workshops or retreats, or sharing keynotes, he is writing his fourth book, Love First: Your Journey to Self-Worth and Synergy.

Jason earned his degree in Graphic Design from The Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design before helping launch an organic food business in Vancouver in 1996 that continues to operate today. He later returned to university to complete his Education degree and spent 15 years teaching and coaching high school, including 10 years coaching rowing, during which his crews won 12 international championship titles.