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Ami Anderson is a 100% authentic, Scot. Hired for her perfectionism, her ability to find order in chaos, her heart for Africa, and her love for people, Ami will be responsible for the overall efficiency of our

Simon is from “the middle of nowhere.” Apparently, that is code for “North Yorkshire, England” – but, don’t let the small town vibe fool you. Simon is a celebrity in his own right. If you ever happen to travel up the coast of north England, look for a statue of his likeness, staring out to sea through a telescope. No joke. Also, he is consistently told that he resembles celebrity chef, Jamie Oliver. However, we’d like to set it straight that Jamie Oliver resembles Simon Maude. Fame aside, Simon is uniquely qualified for his position. Before joining IC, he spent two years touring with the organization, Roadtrip Nation – crossing the United States a grand total of eight times. His dedication and expertise earned him the title of Tour Manager for IC’s first-ever European Tour. When asked to describe his position, Simon replied: “I'll be at home base, frantically searching for a solution when the van gets stuck in an immovable sea of sheep on a country lane.” And there you have it.