Speaker of the day: Magali di Marco — Well-being at Work

Magali Di Marco Messmer is a Swiss professional triathlete, born on September 9, 1971, in La Chaux-de-Fonds. She first started swimming at the age of 10. In 1992, under the name Magali Chopard, she won the title of Swiss champion in the 400m individual medley. Soon after, she turned to triathlon. In 1995, she won the Swiss championship and participated in the European and World championships.

She made triathlon her profession: "a dream job," she confides. From 1997, she began her preparation for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. The result: she stood on the podium with a bronze medal. After this victory, she took a break from sports in 2001 to experience the joys of motherhood for the first time.

The public saw her return in 2003, and she would win the national title 3 years in a row starting from 2005. In the World Cup, she placed in the top 10 multiple times. In 2007, she ranked 7th in Hamburg, achieving her best result at the World Championships. In 2012, she gave birth to a second boy.

In recent years, she has ended her athletic career but maintains her physical training for her well-being and continues to set herself sporting challenges, particularly in trail running. On a blog named after her, Magali di Marco shares her life as a former champion.Language spoken by the speaker

• French

Magali Messmer Di Marco offers conferences in French-speaking Switzerland and in French-speaking countries (Geneva, Lausanne, Neuchâtel...). With UnoMe, you can benefit from the unique experience of this triathlon champion, especially from her Olympic Games experience. She will bring the necessary motivation to your audience and address issues of individual or collective motivation.

Furthermore, Magali di Marco offers conferences on health and personal development, drawing on her years of mastering her body at a very high level of competition.2009: 1st at the Mixed Relay Triathlon World Championship – USA

2007: 2nd at the World Cup – Richards Bay stage, South Africa and 1st at the European Cup – Geneva stage, Switzerland

2006: 1st at the European Cup – San Remo stage, Italy

2005: 1st at the European Cup – Geneva stage, Switzerland

2000: 3rd at the Sydney Olympics, Australia; 2nd at the European Championship, Netherlands: 3rd at the World Cup – Sydney stage, Australia

1999: 2nd at the European Championship, Portugal; 1st at the World Cup – Monte Carlo stage, France

1998: 2nd at the World Cup – Zurich stage, Switzerland

1997: 2nd at the World Cup – Embrun stage, France