Søren Steemann Rudolph
Dr. Søren Steemann Rudolph is a Danish Senior Consultant Anaesthesiologist, Trauma Manager, and Prehospital Doctor at Rigshospitalet’s Level 1 Trauma Centre in Copenhagen, The Danish Emergency Helicopter Service and Emergency Medical Services in the Capital Region of Denmark. Dr Rudolph has extensve clinical and teaching experience within emergency medicine, trauma care, and advanced airway management.
Steve Soliz
Steve Soliz serves as the EMS Segment Manager for Bell and has worked in the air evacuation industry since 1988. Steve supports Bell’s sales team as a subject matter expert in air ambulance operations and has both line and leadership experience as a civilian and military flight nurse. Steve began his aviation career in the late-1980s serving in the U.S. Air Force as a flight medic, eventually becoming a flight nurse. Through the years, he has worked as a flight nurse instructor, examiner, Chief Nurse, Director of Operations and Squadron Commander. He worked as a pediatric transport nurse and was an essential part of exponential growth of a Texas Bell 206 EMS program in the early 2000’s.
He has helped develop military and civilian doctrine and served for six years as the President of the Texas Association of Air Medical Services. Steve was appointed to the Texas Governor’s EMS and Trauma Council Air Medical Committee and the Disaster and Emergency Planning Committee. He is currently on the Board of Directors of the Association of Air Medical Services (AAMS) and a member of the Vertical Association International Air Ambulance Working Group and the European Helicopter Association HEMS Working Group. Steve earned his BS in Nursing at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio in 1992 and his MBA in Leadership at the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2008.
Tim Bradshaw
A former British Army Intelligence Officer Tim Bradshaw, recruited and ran foreign agents worldwide. He has influenced the outcome of numerous sensitive and dangerous situations. Tim's experience of understanding and dealing with pressure, effective decision making and building resilience, forms the basis of the work he carries out with clients and audiences globally. He served more time in Afghanistan than the UK did in lockdown!
In 2015 he was part of a team attempting to summit Mount Everest when huge earthquakes hit the Tibetan and Nepalese regions and In 2018 achieved a life long ambition by summiting the Matterhorn. In 2022 his book, “Because I Can. The robust guide to being effective” was published by practical inspiration publishing. His most recent adventure saw an attempt at the Dakar rally unsupported on a motorcycle. Sadly this resulted in a medical helicopter extraction and a broken C4 and C5. He is on the road to recovery.