Camelot Corp.

Mary Hadsall walked through the gates of Camelot to gain information about starting her own therapeutic horsemanship program; instead, she found her destiny. Within an hour of leaving, she returned with a fully completed application for our internship program. Within a year she was Camelot's barn manger, within two years she was our director of riding instruction. Today, she is our executive director, trotting with us into the bright beautiful future of Camelot. Mary is a certified riding instructor through North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA). Her horse career spans nearly forty years. As an avid dressage enthusiast, she is intrigued with the horse/human connection and shares this love of equus with Camelot's students. "Camelot is a place of dreams and empowerment," says Hadsall, "our horses teach our riders to reach for the moon, nothing is impossible!" In addition to teaching at Camelot and riding her horse Cliffy, Mary also enjoys photography, hot air ballooning, golf, and especially, being a mom. Prior to Mary's work at Camelot, she was as an instructor at the National Ability Center, a nonprofit organization in Park City, Utah that offers a variety of outdoor activities for people with disabilities. She also worked for several years in the mortgage business, which has equipped her with the tools to handle the financial aspects of running our organization. Mary brings an enormous array of gifts and talents to Camelot, including dedication, drive, sensitivity and proven leadership skills. Her passion for the ideals of Camelot is evident in the work that she does and the lessons she teaches. One of her favorite sayings is, "the speed of the team, is the speed of the leader!"

Michelle is a therapeutic riding instructor, certified through the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA). She has always had a love and admiration for horses and has been a student of dressage for many years. She has had several excellent riding instructors throughout her life, but her best teachers are right here at Camelot. "The students and horses at Camelot have taught me more about spirit, strength and communication than almost anyone, " said Harrison. "I hope I can teach our students as much as they teach me." Michelle is a graduate from Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism, with an emphasis in public relations and a minor in communications. She has been with Camelot since 1999. When she's not working at Camelot, she enjoys helping her sister with the family business, Capello Marketing & Communications. She also aspires to be a published children's book author. Her two children, as well as the many horse dreams that wiz around the Camelot barn, are her source of inspiration. Through words, she enjoys reminding people of the power of imagination.

Adam Crozier is Chief Executive of Royal Mail Group and chairman of the Group Executive Team. Before joining Royal Mail, he was Chief Executive of the Football Association while between 1988 and 1999 he held a number of senior roles at Saatchi and Saatchi, including Joint Chief Executive from 1995. Adam is also on the boards of Camelot, the National Lottery operator, and Debenhams plc. He is a member of the President’s Committee of the CBI.