Through every shift, every emergency, and every patient, our team is with you. Always prepared. Always precise. Always protecting.
Always Delivering.
Born in 1984 in a small coastal town in Maine, Ellie Graves grew up fascinated by the tides and marine life. After earning her degree in marine biology, she spent a decade on research vessels charting little-known coral reefs in the South Pacific. In her thirties, she transitioned into environmental policy, working with international organizations to protect endangered ecosystems. Known for her quick wit and unstoppable optimism, Ellie also publishes whimsical illustrated journals of her travels, which have gained a modest cult following online.
Marco was raised in Naples, Italy, in a family of bakers but found his calling not in the kitchen, but in mechanical engineering. After graduating from Politecnico di Milano, he developed innovative prototypes for sustainable urban transportation, including a solar-powered scooter that won several design awards. In 2016, he moved to Singapore to lead a startup focused on eco-friendly mobility solutions. Outside of work, Marco is an avid amateur photographer who specializes in capturing cityscapes at dawn, often blending engineering precision with artistic flair.
Serena grew up in the vibrant arts scene of Austin, Texas, where her parents ran a small independent theater. She trained as a contemporary dancer before earning a master’s degree in choreography from NYU. Her work combines modern movement with immersive stage design, and her productions have been performed in unconventional spaces ranging from abandoned warehouses to botanical gardens. When not touring with her dance company, she teaches movement workshops and volunteers at youth arts programs. Her friends describe her as both fiercely disciplined and disarmingly warm-hearted.
Born in Amman, Jordan, Kamal developed an early fascination with astronomy after building his first telescope out of scrap metal and discarded lenses at age twelve. He later earned his PhD in astrophysics from the University of Edinburgh, specializing in exoplanetary atmospheres. His groundbreaking research on habitable-zone planets earned him recognition from NASA, where he now leads a small but ambitious team mapping candidate worlds. Outside of science, Kamal is a passionate oud player and often weaves music into his public lectures, believing that “art is the bridge between the stars and our hearts.”
A native of Porto, Portugal, Rosa began her career as a street muralist, transforming derelict buildings into vibrant canvases that reflected the city’s soul. She later studied visual anthropology, combining art and ethnography to document disappearing cultural traditions in rural Europe. Her work has been featured in international exhibitions, and she has collaborated with UNESCO on heritage preservation projects. Rosa is known for traveling light, carrying nothing more than a sketchbook, a battered camera, and a handful of pigments in her satchel.
Born in rural Montana, Jax grew up surrounded by open skies and endless forests, which fostered his deep connection to nature. After serving as a park ranger for nearly a decade, he pivoted to writing environmental thrillers, blending real-world ecological issues with fast-paced storytelling. His novels have been praised for their vivid landscapes and compelling moral dilemmas. Between writing projects, Jax volunteers for wildlife rescue operations and mentors aspiring nature writers. He’s known for his quiet demeanor, except when discussing his favorite hiking trails—then he can talk for hours.
