Korey McMahon
Last season he won a national snowboarding championship. His day job is running growth at a $1 billion financial institution. Korey doesn't talk about performance from memory — he's still out there proving it, on both mountains.
USASA Overall
National Champion
Institution where
he sits in the C-suite
Gold Stevie
Award winner
“You Are
Unstoppable”
Most speakers peaked
before they got the mic.
The usual keynote is a story about something that happened a long time ago. Korey's problem is the opposite — he keeps adding to it.
A national title, decades in
Most people quietly set the goal down somewhere in their thirties. Korey went the other direction and took the 2025 USASA Overall National Championship — competing against riders young enough to be his kids, while holding a C-suite role and running a company. Audiences don't have to take the framework on faith. The scoreboard already ruled on it.
A billion dollars, on the line
By day he's Chief Growth Officer at a $1 billion federal credit union — accountable for consumer lending, mortgage, collections, and enterprise AI strategy. When he talks about pace, risk, or leading through change, it isn't a metaphor. It's what he answered for at the last board meeting.
From the room“He was a huge success. The students could not stop talking about him, his presentation, or how much they learned.”
Four talks. One idea.
Every session is rebuilt around your audience after a pre-event call — no stock deck, no recycled anecdotes.
The goal you wrote down at 25 doesn't expire. The system behind a national title two decades after most people call it a hobby.
→ TED Talk You Are UnstoppableWhat actually separates the people who finish. Best for opening or closing a conference on a high.
→ Business Building an AI-Native OrganizationA field report from inside a billion-dollar institution deploying AI in real decisions — what worked, what stalled, what leaders get wrong.
→ Leadership Leadership That Moves PeopleHow to build a team that runs at your pace without burning down. For executive retreats and management summits.
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He goes back to work on Monday
Chief Growth Officer. Founder of a marketing agency he built and sold before 35. Forbes contributor. Real estate investor. The stage is where the ideas get shared — the rest of the week is where they get tested.
Let's talk
about your event
Tell me the date, the audience, and what you need them to walk out believing. I'll tell you straight if I'm the right fit.