Cedric Dumont

Cedric Dumont is a wingsuit flyer, base jumper, and high-performance psychologist. As an international Red Bull athlete, he develops challenging and exciting projects worldwide, drawing from his extensive experience of over 11,000 skydives and 2,500 BASE jumps. He holds a degree in Applied Sports & High Performance Psychology and is a seasoned coach in peak performance dynamics for both individuals and groups.

Among his most significant achievements, Dumont has completed a BASE jump from the Gocta Falls in Peru, the third highest waterfall in the world, and a wingsuit flight over the Nazca desert in Peru. Additionally, he has performed a freefall over the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt, famously known as the "Leap of Wonder." His adventurous spirit and expertise in high-performance psychology have made him a sought-after speaker on topics such as high performance at work, the neurochemistry of flow, and developing resilience under pressure.

In his keynote presentations, Dumont focuses on self-leadership, deep focus, productivity, and fostering a growth mindset for success. He encourages audiences to confront their fears, manage risks, and step out of their comfort zones to achieve greatness. His insights are further enriched by his experience delivering talks, including a TEDx talk titled "When women succeed, we all win," which highlights the importance of success and empowerment across communities. Dumont continues to inspire many through his daring feats and profound understanding of human potential.