“We are living through a time in history that people will look back on and say this was the moment when humanity had to rise for the future of our planet. Water is the source of all life and I refuse to look back on my own life and say that I simply watched as our oceans died.”
Rachel is a journalist, artist, and truth-seeker working on global creative projects and initiatives, as evidence by her most recent work, The Dark Side of Tulum – an astonishing yet unsettling assessment of Tulum’s ecology and how the Mesoamerican reef is at risk. Her work aims to initiate crucial conversations about environmental and social urgencies, and illuminates topics that are often misconstrued. Rachel holds a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Studies and a Master's Degree in International Journalism.
As part of Clean7Seas, she is responsible for developing and managing our ongoing partnerships and strategic alliances with conservation organizations. Additionally, Rachel will curate conscious events and help us maintain our environmental ethos and oceanic promises.
John Dill was raised in the Caribbean and now calls New York City his home. He has been an artist for over 20 years, with disciplines in Marketing & Graphic Design. This skill set has taken him all over the world and exposed him to many facets of culture. He has run his freelance design studio for the last 14 years focusing on identity and brand building. Working with a diverse range of industry clients in fields including finance, tech, music, fashion, hospitality, medicine and non profit has given John a unique perspective on business and marketing. His DJ career, unique way of documenting life through photography, and design expertise make him a creative force.