Adrienne Wilson

Originally from Hawaii, Adrienne was raised by her U.S. Navy commander mother. At the age of eleven, her family was stationed overseas and she subsequently grew up living in different countries and cultures. As an adult she continues to seek global experiences and has explored all seven continents. She was first pulled into acting at the age of thirteen by international voiceover projects looking for English dubs. Since then, Adrienne has been in reality TV competitions, travel guide shows, documentaries, independent films, and network television dramas. Adrienne has a Bachelor's of Science in product design (with a concentration in mechanical engineering) and a Master's of Science in international economics from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York. She also demonstrates a lifelong passion for environmental conservation, which was inspired by her father's post-polio syndrome diagnosis. She has designed numerous calls-to-action that have led to hundreds of speaking engagements and public service projects, like the annually running, sustainability-based "Eco Princess Festival", educational booths for World Water Day Singapore and the Rose Griffith's Zoo in Syracuse, NY, and school visits under her program "SEA of Change: Students for Environmental Action". She is also credited as a contributing author to the Smithsonian Institute's Encyclopedia of Life. In her free time she is a competitive equestrian horseback rider, artist, kung fu and wushu enthusiast, and open water freediver (85ft deep with a 3:30 minute breath hold).