Louis Rudd MBE is a record-breaking polar adventurer, expedition leader, former Royal Marine Commando and SAS soldier, with 34 years of service. He is the first – and only – person to have traversed Antarctica twice using human power alone, has reached the South Pole four times from different coastal start points and summited Antarctica’s highest mountain. He is a member of the exclusive Explorers Club, a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, an Ambassador for ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, Director of Expeditions for Shackleton, a Published Author and accomplished Public Speaker.
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A true honour to have been asked to present the Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh Awards in ...
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2019 HONORARY EXPLORER AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT We are excited to introduce you to Louis Rudd MBE, winner of our ...
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