JC Chamberlain Sr

JC Chamberlain is a multifaceted individual whose life journey spans competitive cycling, entrepreneurship, and personal development. A silver medalist in the 1975 National Championship 50-mile Road Race, Chamberlain's athletic pursuits led him from Olympic aspirations to a later-life attempt at the cycling Hour Record. His academic path took him to Princeton, where he earned honors in Policy, and was a two-time National Champion and All-American in rowing. Chamberlain's professional endeavors include co-founding AppointMaster, a veterinary scheduling platform for 100 million pets, and serving as CFO for APPPAH, where they managed a perinatal educational platform with students in 40 countries. Drawing from his diverse experiences, Chamberlain's first book, entitled Antidote, introduces his concept of Emotional Wellth™ to help us build resilience that will enable us to "get back from setbacks." As a cancer and Covid survivor, his life exemplifies the dedication and adaptability required to excel across various domains, from sports to business and personal growth.