Bio - Scott Henrikson
Scott Henrikson is the Sr Vice President of Sales, Americas for The Coleman Company. Scott played competitive tennis through college at the University of Oregon. He is an accomplished triathlete, ultra runner and outdoor enthusiast.
Scott has competed in 25 marathons including running Boston, New York, and Chicago multiple times. He has a personal best marathon time of 3 hours and 11 minutes. In 2005 Scott competed on the USA team in the ITU Triathlon Age Group World Championships. He is a two time Ironman finisher and will participate in Ironman Arizona in November, 2009. He has completed four 50 mile ultra marathons and in 2008 ran the Heartland 100 Mile ultra marathon in 26 hours. Scott completed the Western States 100 mile race June 28th in Squaw Valley, California in order to train for the big event.
He is running the Leadville 100 to raise funds and awareness for Camp-Mak-A-Dream.
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Bio - Martin Franklin
Martin Franklin is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Jarden Corporation. Martin is an accomplished triathlete, ultra runner and avid outdoorsman. He is a competitive marathon runner with a personal best time of 3 hours and 17 minutes.
In 2007, Martin competed in the Badwater Ultramarathon, a 135 mile race in extreme heat from Death Valley to Mount Whitney, Ca. Martin completed Badwater, which is considered the most demanding and extreme endurance event in the world, in 41 hours and 29 minutes. Martin is a committed philanthropist, using his Badwater experience to raise over $440,000 for Wounded Warrior Project. Martin was recognized in 2007 by Runners World magazine as one of the "Heroes of Running" for this accomplishment.
A two-time finisher in the Hawaii Ironman, Martin has been selected to compete in the 2009 Ultraman Triathlon. This 3-day ultra-endurance event includes a 6.2 mile swim, 261.4 mile bike and 52.4 mile run.
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Coleman’s awareness effort includes a web-based charitable giving campaign for Camp-Mak-A-Dream.
