Global Rescue, the exclusive provider of evacuation and travel insurance services for Bonefish & Tarpon Trust, has renewed its support of BTT’s conservation programs as a Silver Corporate Partner.
“Global Rescue values BTT’s mission to conserve valuable resources and through our partnership, we’re collaborating to ensure members can enjoy them safely and with confidence,” said Dan Richards, CEO of The Global Rescue Companies, the world’s leading provider of medical, security, evacuation and travel risk management services to enterprises, governments and individuals.
Global Rescue has been a leader and pioneer in the travel services industry since its founding in 2004. The company provides the finest integrated medical, security, travel risk and crisis management services available anywhere, delivered by its teams of critical care paramedics, physicians, nurses and military special operations veterans. Global Rescue’s medical advisory and evacuation services include exclusive relationships with the Johns Hopkins Department of Emergency Medicine Division of Special Operations, Elite Medical Group and Partners HealthCare.
Anglers and outdoor enthusiasts can travel the globe with peace of mind, knowing that Global Rescue stands ready to provide comprehensive assistance ranging from travel support to medical consultations and emergency evacuations. Global Rescue’s dedicated medical and security teams have executed over 15,000 operations, serving individuals, families, and businesses worldwide. Its track record has made Global Rescue the chosen provider to government agencies and some of the world’s largest companies, universities, nonprofits and tour operators. Its mission is simple: be there when it matters most.
“Global Rescue is a trusted partner for BTT’s staff, who often travel to remote locations to conduct research that will inform conservation and resource management,” said Jim McDuffie, BTT’s President and CEO. “We appreciate Global Rescue’s renewed support of our mission and commitment to fisheries conservation.”
For more information on how Global Rescue can safeguard your adventures, visit www.globalrescue.com.
