Curtis McGrath is an Australian Paralympian and former soldier. In 2012, he lost both legs to an IED while serving in Afghanistan. Despite this, Curtis quickly set his sights on competing in the Paralympics. He excelled in para canoe, winning multiple gold medals at the Paralympic Games and World Championships. Curtis won his latest gold medal in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, while also captaining the Australian Paralympic team. Curtis has also been involved with the Invictus Games, where he captained the Australian team. His resilience and determination have made him a world-renowned athlete and inspirational speaker. Curtis works with Deloitte as a Paralympic Advisor to assist the firm with Management Consulting services for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Brisbane 2032.

"Having a program that supports athletes through their transition into the corporate world is invaluable. It allows Olympians and Paralympians to continue training while preparing for their professional careers. This approach not only helps them maintain their athletic excellence but also provides a structured pathway to success in business, ensuring that their skills and experiences are effectively leveraged in both arenas."

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