Amy Dixon

Amy Dixon, a visually impaired professional triathlete and beacon of resilience, stands out as a member of the USA Paratriathlon National Team.

With a decorated career highlighted by her status as the reigning Aquathlon World Champion, a 7-time ITU Gold Medalist, and a ranking of 7th globally in Paralympic International Rankings, Dixon's achievements in both triathlon and paracycling are nothing short of inspiring. Residing in San Diego, CA, she has represented the USA in the Paralympics, showcasing her exceptional talent and determination.

Dixon's journey into darkness, losing 98% of her vision to a rare autoimmune disease, transformed her into a formidable advocate for those with visual impairments. As the President of Glaucoma Eyes International and founder of Camp ‘No Sight No Limits,’ she dedicates her life to empowering the visually impaired community, embodying the belief that "You don’t need sight to have vision." Her efforts have garnered recognition from prestigious organizations and lawmakers, honoring her commitment to improving the lives of those living with low or no vision.

Amy Dixon is not just an athlete but a profound speaker and advocate, engaging audiences worldwide with her story and expertise on overcoming obstacles, healthcare innovation, and diversity. Her message, "There is no can't," resonates deeply, offering insights into tackling life's challenges with courage and innovation. From healthcare and disability inclusion to reinvention and wine education, Dixon's diverse speaking topics reflect her multifaceted life and passions, making her a compelling and inspirational figure for any event or discussion.