Bonnie St. John

First took the Leadercast stage in 2020 · 1 Leadercast event

Bonnie St. John, whose right leg was amputated at age five, became the first African American to win medals in Winter Olympic or Paralympic competition, taking a silver and two bronzes in skiing at Innsbruck in 1984. A Harvard graduate and Rhodes Scholar, she was appointed a director of the White House National Economic Council, and is the author of books including Micro-Resilience.

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