Camp Barneo on the Russian side of the Arctic. The expedition, dubbed “Brave Hearts in the Arctic”, saw her run into former expedition leader Hempleman Adams in a chance encounter, who was awaiting an airlift home from a helicopter. In 1999 when Stockdale became was a member of the International Trans-Greenland expedition. As part of team of three other explorers from Norway and Germany, Stockdale skied across the Greenland Ice Cap in 28 days. The expedition was successful, but not without peril, as the team encountered a severe storm. Stockdale and the crew took shelter in a single tent for over 36 hours with little food or drink, "and just prayed that the wind would die and the tent would remain upright." In 2017, she visited KulusukKulusuk, in East Greenland to spend two weeks traveling with local Inuit hunters to understand their way of life and how they travel with their dog teams across the frozen sea ice to hunt for seal and fish. Post-expedition life Stockdale appeared on Channel 4’s Superhuman (2004), which put her through some of the toughest scientific tests ever shown on TV, including an escape from a crashed helicopter submerged under water. She finished runner-up. Stockdale now is a motivational speaker, executive coach, podcaster, author and leadership specialist using her expedition experiences to inspire others. In 2019 Stockdale co-founded a non-profit podcast Access to Inspiration, along with Clive Steeper, interviewing a wide range of people worldwide. In 2021 it was ranked as one of the top 10% most popular shows globally. Her professional speaking career has included FTSE 250 companies, leading Academic Institutions including Said Business School, Oxford; and Cambridge Judge Business School as well as charities and International Conferences. She is author, or co-author, of a number of business books and writes regularly for a number of international publications including Entrepreneur Country and Enterprising Women magazine. In 2013 Stockdale became a patron for Ski 4 Cancer, a cancer respite charity based in UK. Personal life Stockdale is married and currently resides in Wiltshire, UK. Awards and accolades Stockdale received the Presidents Shield for Highest Personal Achievement from Royal Society of St George in 1996, and was recognised as a Pioneer to the Life of the Nation by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 2003. Bibliography Enabling Leadership: Developing a leader coach mindset, Sue Stockdale (Association for Coaching) 2020 The Ultimate Leadership Book: Inspire Others;