Our Team

RADICAL Trek 2025, Day 2

Netherlands

Paul Vosbeek

Paul is a cleantech entrepreneur and investor from the Netherlands. He is the Founder and CEO of QuinteQ Energy, a high-tech scale-up delivering advanced energy storage solutions worldwide, and Co-founder of Finergy, focused on harnessing energy from rivers. During his 12.5 years in the United States (2006–2019), Paul led the development of a wide range of clean technologies, including small wind turbines, marine hydrokinetic systems, and biomimicry-based micro-hydro solutions. He also founded OrangeGoesGreen, a U.S.-based public-private partnership connecting Dutch and American innovation across energy, water, and food systems.

Paul has also served as Chief Economic Advisor to the Netherlands Consulate General in San Francisco and held board roles with environmental nonprofits including Bioneers and JustDiggit. Earlier in his career, he ran his own consulting company focused on international energy and environmental projects. Paul holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Business from the Higher School of Economics in Groningen and Ryerson University in Toronto, and is currently based in the Netherlands with his three children.

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Chris Chapman

Chris is a technology entrepreneur, operator, investor, and board member with over 30 years of experience in the innovation economy. He has built and supported a global community of founders, guiding ventures from early commercialization to scalable success. Alongside his professional work, he is an accomplished endurance athlete and adventurer, having summited more than 30 mountains and volcanoes across five continents, including Kilimanjaro and Annapurna.

Chris has also completed marathons, triathlons, and long-distance cycling events, using endurance as a way to test both mental and physical limits. In 2025, he co-founded RADICAL, a global nonprofit platform that brings purpose-driven leaders together to support local communities and address climate challenges. Through this work, he helps lead sustainable initiatives in partnership with ASANA in Costa Rica’s Savegre Biosphere Reserve, supporting community development, research, and environmental action.

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Canada

RADICAL Trek 2025, Day 1

Costa Rica

Andy Seelye

Andy was born and raised in the high central mountains of Costa Rica, growing up in a homesteading lifestyle and living directly off the land without electricity. In the early 2000s, he and his siblings founded Cerro Vueltas Lodge, a private biological reserve, organic farm, and ecolodge perched at 10,000 feet above sea level in the central mountain Cloud Forest. Over the course of two decades, Andy and his family built the lodge by hand using only naturally fallen lumber, which Andy milled himself with an Alaskan sawmill.

Today, the property offers farm-to-table meals, more than 20 kilometers of nature trails, and sweeping high-altitude views of Costa Rica. Andy has taken on many roles throughout the years, including carpenter, nature guide, trail builder, and conservation steward. He is also a certified Wilderness First Aid responder, avid mountain biker, and seasoned adventure guide specializing in cross-country treks.

Deeply rooted in the land, Andy brings a lifetime of sustainability, resilience, and environmental stewardship to every aspect of his work. He lives in Costa Rica with his wife and two children.

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RADICAL Trek 2025, Day 6

Costa Rica

Lautjie “Loki”Boshoff

Loki is South African–born and U.S.-educated with a background in biology from Montana State University, and has lived in Costa Rica for the past 25 years. A lifelong nature enthusiast, he is especially drawn to athletic and recreational pursuits in both mountain and ocean environments.

As part of the family that founded Rafiki Safari Lodge in 2000, Loki has taken on a wide range of roles, including raft guide, naturalist, photographer, trail builder, and creator of adventure tours. His experience also spans marketing, heavy machinery operation, flood relief leadership, and travel consulting, all centered around creating meaningful wilderness experiences. He currently serves as project manager for both Rafiki Safari Lodge and Rafiki Beach Camp.

Loki is deeply committed to balancing the needs of the local community in the lower Savegre Valley with ecological preservation by using sustainable tourism, education, and research to develop a model that can be replicated in Costa Rica and beyond.

He is a proud father of two and husband to his Costa Rican wife.