Angel Iscovich has been referred to as a philosopher who happened to be trained in medicine. From philosophy, to psychiatry, to emergency medicine, and from the emergency room to the board room. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina then immigrating to the United States offered a world of opportunity leading to a journey of thought, medicine, and compassion in the hopes of making for a better world. Residency training in Psychiatry and the interest in human behavior made Emergency Medicine the perfect venue to explore crisis in its very essence, and insights into human nature. As a CEO he exercised leadership, organizational development, and strategy in the corporate health care sector. He now serves and guides several for profit and non-profit boards. As a past Board Chair of Direct Relief, a top-rated charity in the United States, who responds across the world to provide humanitarian relief, one sees impact of our social contract. He lives in Santa Barbara, California with his wife Lisa and their Miniature Schnauzers. He is the author of the book “Art of Routine”.

Pamela has lived in the Santa Barbara area for 28 years. She has served in different roles with various Santa Barbara based nonprofits focusing on education, the arts, homelessness and nutrition for children. Pamela has most recently focused on serving with organizations that work to address food sustainability, soil health and the overall health of our planet.

Previously Pamela has held positions as Director of Business Development, Project Coordinator, and Event Planner.

Pamela:

Nature is my “happy place” and best medicine.  I love being in nature and hiking or biking. I am ever so grateful to be part of The Las Cumbres Ranch Family and their Holistic approach to Land Management.