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Teen Travel & Student Travel Programs for Ages 12–22 | Rustic Pathways | Icebreaker

Teen Travel & Student Travel Programs for Ages 12–22 | Rustic Pathways

Teen Travel & Student Travel Programs for Ages 12–22 | Rustic Pathways

Rustic Pathways provides student travel programs for ages 12–22, offering immersive experiences in 38 countries. Trusted since 1983 and rated 4.9/5 by parents and students from 53 countries.

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rusticpathways.com

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Strategic Marketer at Deloitte Digital

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GTM Strategy & Operations at Socure

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- Committed to developing future leaders who embody compassion and global understanding - 20+ years working in Education, Travel, and Health VALUES: Honesty, Passion, Love, Pursuit of Excellence EXPERTISE: Developing Strategy, Raising Money, Inspiring Teams, Growing Revenue PASSION: Building businesses aimed at overcoming the world’s greatest issues ROLES: CEO, Chairman of Board, Business Development, Sales, Leader, Influencer, Negotiator, Mentor, Advisor

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Building Web3 | Product Lead at Odos.xyz | ex-DCG

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Ashli Akins is a non-profit director, social entrepreneur, artist, and scholar from British Columbia, Canada. She currently splits her time between Canada's Pacific Northwest and Peru's Sacred Valley. She is the founder and president of Mosqoy, an international charitable organization that works with remote communities of the Peruvian Andes to mitigate adverse effects of unsustainable tourism and development by providing economic opportunities while nurturing their threatened indigenous culture. She founded Mosqoy when she was 21 years old and has since dedicated her life to it. (www.mosqoy.org) Ashli received her PhD from the University of British Columbia in interdisciplinary studies in 2022 (supervised by Dr. Wade Davis and Dr. Kai Chan, with committee members Dr. Nancy Turner and Dr. Mark Turin). Her dissertation title was: "Pampa & Pallay: the paradox of culture and economy in the Andean mountains of Peru." In 2014, Ashli received her master's in international human rights law from the University of Oxford, where she explored steps to fulfill the right to art. She graduated from the University of Victoria in 2009, with a Bachelor of Arts in environmental studies, Latin American studies, and professional writing (journalism & publishing). Ashli aims to advance human rights and environmental injustices through communications, art, advocacy, community work, and academia. Along with other contracts, she has worked with the New Zealand federal government, developing co-management strategies to support Māori communities to gain more voice regarding their harvest resources and land rights. Ashli has received many accolades for her work, including the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship, the Canadian Federation of University Women's graduate scholarship, and the Oxford University Human Rights Scholarship. In her not-so-spare time, she enjoys trekking, dancing, rock-climbing, and playing the fiddle.

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I have a wide variety of interests, but am primarily looking for work in conservation or general marine biology, or with applied genetics.

Anthony Scarpaci

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Growth Advisor (Former Global VP of Growth @ Acorns, ex-Nerdwallet, Betterment)

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Helping companies grow through the success and happiness of their customers by leading a team of high integrity and high performance individuals. Contact me if you want to join the team and help us grow.