WE TAKE ON EPIC ENDURANCE CHALLENGES IN ICONIC LOCATIONS AROUND THE WORLD RAISING MONEY FOR AND AWARENESS OF OVERCOMING PERCEIVED LIMITATIONS.
Officially founded in 2015 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Team See Possibilities pursues the mission of inspiring and empowering young people with vision loss to thrive and excel. Our vision is to demonstrate to the world what a person with a visual impairment is capable of achieving, to inspire children with visual impairments and their communities around the world, and to create the next generation of vision impaired role models through education and mentorship.
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DAN BERLIN Co-founder and CEO of Rodelle, a world leading vanilla extract company, Dan grew up in the chocolate town of Hershey, Pennsylvania and now lives in Fort Collins,Colorado with his wife and two children. Over the course of twenty years, Dan gradually lost his eyesight from cone-rod dystrophy. He struggled with the limitations of his new reality, but instead of simply feeling sorry for himself, he came up with a new way to approach the rest of his life.
He decided, despite his blindness, to become a marathoner. Dan has since run twelve marathons, including NYC and Boston, completed several triathlons, was the first blind athlete to run across the Grand Canyon and back, ran the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in less than 13 hours, and recently completed his greatest challenge to date: climbing to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro in two and a half days. 
BRAD GRAFF Brad is a graduate of Harvard Business School, Vanderbilt University (Mechanical Engineering) and is a former Nuclear Power Naval Officer. He recently ended a 17-year career at Intel Corporation to increase his focus on helping others and pursue some lifelong passions.
A runner who has completed 20 marathons and half marathons, he recently added ultra marathons to the competitive mix. He has traveled to over 70 countries, and hopes to break 100 in the next 10 years. 
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ALISON QUALTER BERNA Alison is a proud mother of three young children. With her husband Bobby and partners Allison and Craig Schlanger, she co-founded apple seeds, an all-in-one children's play space based in New York City, and they just launched their national franchise. After graduating from Boston College, she worked in production at NBC News and then received a Masters Degree from Princeton University. She started and managed a global program in Sports for Development at the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) for 5 years (2001-2006). She was a competitive high school athlete and still elicits “wows” from people who see her handstands and yoga practice.
She struggles, like all working moms, to balance career and life…let alone find the amount of time needed to train. Alison was intimidated by the idea of guiding a blind athlete for the first time in the Grand Canyon, in her longest running distance, and on such complicated terrain. For some of the lessons she learned, see mamolade.com. For more on Alison’s background and happenings, visit appleseedsplay.com and songsforseeds.com. 
CHARLES SCOTT Charles left a 14-year career at Intel Corporation to found the Family Adventure Guy. A National Geographic-featured adventurer and author of the book Rising Son: A Father and Son’s Bike Adventure Across Japan, he takes his two young children on endurance challenges around the world linked to charitable causes.
He and his children have cycled over 7,000 miles, including the length of Japan, the circumference of Iceland, across Western Europe and over the Rocky Mountains while following the Lewis & Clark Trail in the U.S. He ran his first marathon at age 13, has completed six Ironman triathlons, and guided Dan in four marathons and a Half Ironman. For more details on Charles’s background visit familyadventureguy.com 
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