Horse trainer, mountaineer, photographer, documentary filmmaker. She participated on the 1998 first accent of the Worlds northernmost mountain, and she was on the team that reached the (until now) new northernmost island in 2003. In 1998, Mara discovered, together with Peter Skafte, the Worlds northernmost archaeological site near Cape Morris Jessup. On her many adventures, she has explored the jungles of Brazil , the Himalayan Mountains and the Tibetan Plateau.

Bill Gasperini is a journalist and videographer whose career has taken him to many parts of the world, including numerous war zones. He has a keen interest in ethno-anthropology and has traveled extensively throughout the Russian Arctic from his current base in Moscow, focusing in particular on nomadic reindeer herders. He has also taken part in expeditions to Greenland and to the Karakorum Mountains to the base camp of K-2, the second highest mountain in the world.

Native Greenlander who lives in Uummannaq. He has been on numerous dog sled expeditions and he is an expert on the traditional Inuit hunting and survival techniques. He is a member of the Polar Passage Expedition that will attempt to complete a circumnavigation of the Arctic Ocean in an open boat. Ole Jorgen participated on the first ascent of the world's northernmost mountain in Peary Land . The Summit of this mountain is now called Hammeken Point.

Dutch born scientist, outdoor enthusiast, participated on the team that reached the (until now) new northernmost island in 2003. Frank has also been on expeditions to Warming Land and the Cape Morris Jessup area in North Greenland, Spitzbergen, the Amazon, and western China . Frank will direct the 2007 International Pearyland Expedition's scientific projects.

Architect, outdoor enthusiast, with a thirst for adventure. Anthony has hiked and climbed in the American West and is looking forward to visit north east Greenland, one of the last true wilderness areas of our planet. He is one of the prime movers in our current fund raising efforts, without which an expedition of this magnitude and complexity is unlikely to succeed.

Danish born anthropologist, mountaineer, participated on the 1996 Top of the World Expedition that located the first island north of Oodaag Island . He participated on the first assent of the Worlds northernmost mountain in Pearyland, 1998, and he was also on the team that visited the (until now) new northernmost island in 2003. Peter participated in the satellite search that discovered several new northernmost islands in 2005 and 2006.