Fabien Cousteau

<ul><li><strong>What&#39;s Good for the Environment is Good for Business</strong></li><li> As companies large and small act decisively to embrace Environmental and Social Governance (ESG) best practices, Cousteau shows audiences why what’s good for the environment is good for business. In this illuminating presentation, Cousteau makes the connection between business and the environment illustrating how corporate America’s commitment to sustainability bolsters the economy and provides a solid foundation for shareholder, customer, and employee trust. </li><li><strong>What I Learned from Spending 31 Days Underwater</strong></li><li> In 1963, Jacques Cousteau lived for 30 days in an underwater laboratory positioned on the floor of the Red Sea and set a world record in the process. Now, his oldest grandson, Fabien Cousteau, has broken that record—by one day. Cousteau the younger lived for 31 days aboard the Aquarius, an underwater research laboratory nine miles off the coast of Florida. In this inspiring multi-media presentation, he brings his wondrous adventure to life to show audiences why we all need (metaphorically) to be aquanauts who dream and adventure and create miracles that can protect the oceans and planet our children will inherit.  </li><li><strong>One Ocean, One People</strong></li><li>Whether a thousand miles away skiing on top of a mountain or living on the beach, water is the earth’s great circulatory system. Yet this rare and crucial element is often taken for granted because we are seemingly surrounded by infinite amounts of the precious liquid. Drawing on his thrilling marine expeditions, inspirational speaker Fabien Cousteau shares stories of indigenous Amazon tribes, diving with whales, and pushing the limits of adventure to discover this bond we all share thru water, what it means, and why we should care.</li><li><strong>Aquanaut</strong></li><li>Everyone knows what an astronaut is, but few have ever heard the term “aquanaut.” Originally coined “oceanauts” by his grandfather, the legendary Jacques-Yves Cousteau, aquanauts are a very rare breed and subject to many similar extreme environment situations as their space jockey cousins. Fabien Cousteau will take you on a hair-raising inner-space journey to becoming an aquanaut during his famous Mission 31, all while breaking records and generating amazing new scientific discoveries during the unique mission. Ultimately, children and adults alike will dream of exploration in a whole new, aquatic way.</li><li><strong>Boiling Ocean</strong></li><li>Although there is little debate internationally that something is going drastically awry with our weather patterns in the last few decades, very little attention has been paid to the underlying current and implications from climate change in our ocean world. As an ocean explorer and diver for almost five decades, Fabien Cousteau has been eyewitness to its drastic effects just below the blue veneer and the tidal waves of problems coming onto the horizon as a result. Ignorance is not bliss if we want to envision a better future for our children. By sharing his unique perspective from “the bottom up” Fabien drives to motivate, inspire and create opportunities for us to change the course we have set for ourselves.</li></ul>