Kathryn is the co-owner and founder of Agency for Surrogacy Solutions and Global IVF, Inc. A parent through surrogacy herself, Kathyrn understands just how much goes into the journey. heart-wrenching, & expensive Kathyrn wished she had met others who could have advised her. What was missing  was an agency that would look out equally for the best interests of the Intended Parents and the Gestational Surrogates. Agency for Surrogacy Solutions, Inc. was her response. Surrogacy and pregnancy are emotionally turbulent, and Kathryn hopes to make the experience as simple and as free of anxiety as possible for everyone involved.

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Lauri’s daughter was born via surrogacy in May 2005. Eighteen months later, the same surrogate gave birth to Lauri’s son. Lauri has experienced the depression and heartache of infertility herself. Like Kathryn, she too, had a career in television before infertility consumed her life. She was a producer/director/writer. But to Lauri, there is nothing more rewarding and ultimately as important as bringing a child who is so very wanted into the world.

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Dr Tsakos has excellent English, has extensive, certified training in the United Kingdom. He is a fellow of the Royal College of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, a Board Member Representative of the Royal College for Greece and Cyprus, a  Board Member of the Hellenic Society of Assisted Reproduction and a member of the British, European and American Fertility Societies. EmbryoClinic has one of Greece’s few surrogacy programs with a ready availability of surrogates and state of the art IVF facilities

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Sam is dad to two girls Zoe & Ruby via surrogacy and has become one of the globe’s foremost commentators and researchers on surrogacy trends. He convenes conferences and seminars for intended parents in Ireland, UK, Australia, Asia and Scandinavia. Sam consults with singles and couples from around the globe to assist them to plan safe and reliable routes to building families through surrogacy. He has behind-the-scenes knowledge of providers of egg donation and surrogacy around the globe. He has seen the best and worst that surrogacy can deliver.  He continues to promote best practice through conferences, one-on-one consultation and online resources. He runs a healthcare research consultancy and is the author of three books and is a non-executive director of the charity Surrogacy Australia.

Kerry was in her late forties and single when she engaged in altruistic surrogacy in Greece, taking advantage of laws allowing single or partnered women under 50 to use surrogacy in 2017. She shipped precious embryos from Australia and engaged with EmbryoClinic in Thessaloniki to manage the surrogacy and IVF process. In late 2019 she became a mum to Lachlan. If someone had of told her 10 years earlier that she would have a child via IVF and a surrogate in another country she would not have believed them! It has been a tough journey but she can now look back with much gratitude and amazement. There were certainly times of pain and heartache but it has all been worth it. Kerry will discuss her experience of the Greek process

Marco and Kate tried with IVF for around 4 years unsuccessfully without really any explanation why was not working. They started their surrogacy journey after one of the FTS’ Melbourne seminars  in 2018. They then starting working on the necessary steps such as VARTA approval to ship their last embryo to Canada. They started talking with a potential surrogate and after two weeks conversation all the parties decided to go ahead. After 3 months of paperwork, medical tests etc. in September 2018 the clinic proceeded with the embryo transfer. Nine months later in July 2019 Camilla was born.