Hendrik Stachnau — Voice of Nature

Benefit from one of the most successful sled dog drivers in the world

"Bachelor of Arts" European Business Administration
"Diplomkaufmann" (German Master's degree) European Business Administration
Focus: leadership and human resources in companies

Bachelor's thesis topic: "The influence of leadership on employee motivation"

Diploma thesis topic: "Emotional leadership and the influence of emotions in decision-making"

Practical experience

Leading groups of people in extreme situations for 15 years
Shared mastering of extreme experiences
Team building > developing team dynamics
Team training and keynote talks for large companies such as DWS, SONY, Deutsche Vermögensberatung, ECE, Siemens Energy, Generali, Hasso Plattner Institute, Foto Raabe, Buffalo, Stadtwerke Lübeck, Unternehmer Schmiede, Con Tax, Fauricia, Redblue, Accenture, MediaMarktSaturn
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High Performance Teams (PDF)

Mastering extreme experiences at the toughest and longest sled dog races in the world

Titles

German Champion 1999
European Champion 2005
Swedish Champion 2007
Swedish Champion 2008
World Champion 2018
World Champion 2020
World Champion 2022

Completion of the world's toughest sled dog races

Polardistans 300, 3rd place (2003): 300 km race in Sweden / longest purebred non-stop race in Europe

Femundlöpet 300, 66th place (2005): 300 km race in Norway / only Alaskan Malamute team to reach the finish line

Femundlöpet 400 (2007): 400 km race in Norway / only Alaskan Malamute team ever to complete the Femundlöpet 400

Polardistans 300, 3rd place (2007): 300 km race in Sweden / longest purebred non-stop race in Europe

Finnmarkslöpet 500, 26th place (2008): fastest German / only Alaskan Malamute-Greenland Dog team ever to complete this distance / the Finnmarkslöpet is the world's northernmost sled dog race

Polardistans 300, 2nd place (2009): 350 km race in Sweden / longest purebred non-stop race in Europe

Femundlöpet 600, 32nd place (2010): only Alaskan Malamute-Greenland Dog team ever to complete this race / 630 km non-stop race in the Norwegian mountains — Europe's toughest sled dog race

Femundlöpet 600, 28th place (2012): only Alaskan Malamute-Greenland Dog team ever to complete this race / 630 km non-stop race in the Norwegian mountains — Europe's toughest sled dog race

Femundlöpet 600 European Championship, 2nd place Nordic breed (2016): 600 km non-stop race in the Norwegian mountains — Europe's toughest sled dog race

Finnmarkslöpet 1000, 1st place Nordic breed, 21st place overall (2017): First Greenland Dog-Alaskan Malamute team ever to complete this race / 1100 km non-stop race in the Norwegian mountains not far from the North Cape / world's northernmost sled dog race / Europe's longest sled dog race — one of the toughest and largest sled dog races in the world

Polardistans 300 World Championship, 1st place (2018): 300 km race in Sweden / longest purebred non-stop race in Europe

Yukon Quest 1600, 27th place (2019): First Greenland Dog-Alaskan Malamute team ever to complete this race / the Yukon Quest is a 1600 km non-stop race through the wilderness of Alaska and Canada — the toughest sled dog race in the world

Polardistans 300 World Championship, 1st place (2020): 300 km race in Sweden / longest purebred non-stop race in Europe

Polardistans 300 World Championship, 1st place (2022): 300 km race in Sweden / longest purebred non-stop race in Europe

Femundlöpet 650, 14th place (2023): only Greenland Dog team ever to complete this race / 650 km non-stop race in the Norwegian mountains — alongside the Finnmarkslöpet Europe's toughest sled dog race

Finnmarkslöpet (2023): 1100 km in 8 days and 6 hours / no Greenland Dog team has ever covered such a long distance in such a short time!

Femundlöpet 650, 11th place (2024): only Greenland Dog team ever to complete this race / 650 km non-stop race in the Norwegian mountains — alongside the Finnmarkslöpet Europe's toughest sled dog race

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