Global Rescue celebrates 15 years of saving lives with annual photo contest
May 15, 2019
In recognition of 15 years of saving lives, we are announcing our annual photo contest is now open for submissions.
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In the Robb Report article ‘Happy, Healthy Trails’ Sheila Gibson Stoodley recounts the story of Ted Panhuis, a motorcyclist who had to be evacuated from the Yukon after a crash in 2008. While comparing a number of evacuation providers, Global Rescue’s ability to perform a remote Field Rescue is highlighted.
We are excited to announce that for the second year running Global Rescue has been singled out in the Outside Magazine 2013 Travel Awards.
Global Rescue has partnered with Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO) to offer YPO members and their families worldwide crisis response, evacuation and consultative services.
Ski Racing Magazine caught up with Tiger Shaw, senior director of response services for Global Rescue, to get his thoughts on skiing, life as a parent and his new role at Global Rescue.
More than a year has passed since the Arab Spring, the catchall name for the revolutions sweeping the Middle East. The political and economic changes have closed some doors and opened others for business people willing to tolerate risk.
Alpine Ontario has partnered with Global Rescue in order to offer its athletes the same medical evacuation and advisory services provided to the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Teams, the organization announced today.
The Transfer Snowboard Mag guys discovered this gem of a service while planning a pretty amazing but extreme snowboarding trip.
Global Rescue is excited to have been singled out in the recent Outside Magazine travel awards.
Founder and CEO of Global Rescue, Dan Richards, spends more than 100 days on the road each year. The Boston based crisis response company has a growing list of clients, ranging from individuals and their families to the employees of large corporations and government entities. The global nature of these clients means his schedule is relentless.
Mark Tenerowicz was just a few weeks into his deployment to Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan when he fought what might have been the most important battle of his military career.
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