Dynamic leader with a proven track record at the African Pangolin Working Group, excelling in strategic leadership and financial administration. Spearheaded organisational transformations, securing critical resources and fostering cross-cultural understanding. Demonstrated exceptional stakeholder management and ethical behavior, significantly enhancing operational efficiency and collaboration. Pragmatic professional with solid experience in leadership roles. Adept at implementing strategic business plans, driving growth and improving operations. Skilled in financial management and stakeholder relations. Collaborative and dedicated to building and leading talented and motivated individuals.
Nominated by the Board of the African Pangolin Working Group to take the position of Co-Chairperson of the organisation, when the founder and Chairman, Professor Ray Jansen, stepped down for personal reasons.
Presentation of paper: REHABILITATION OF A BLACK BELLIED AND WHITE BELLIED PANGOLIN IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC at first International Conference on Pangolin Conservation, hosted by African Pangolin Working Group.
Six-week intensive HAND REARING OF BLACK BELLIED PANGOLIN PUP (four months old) and WHITE BELLIED PANGOLIN PUP (one month old) at SANGHA LODGE in Central African Republic.
In Film Production as Script Writer / Production Manager / and Editor
Gained valuable knowledge of film industry and have continued to use associated skills.
Did first Star Cadet Course, which was one year accreditation. There were no Universities offering Journalism degrees at the time.
Went on to work as journalist on The Star and have continued to use journalism training for press releases, report writing, proposal writing, and investigative journalism.
Effective Leadership
Corporate Governance
Strategic leadership
Organisational Development
Written Communication
Financial Administration
Advocacy for Non-Profits
The African Pangolin Working Group is a non-profit, public benefit organisation dedicated to conserving pangolins and their ecosystems in Africa.
The organisation was established in 2011, with its mandate to 'strive towards the conservation and protection of all four African pangolin species by: generating knowledge; developing partnerships; creating public awareness and education initiatives; working with Government to retrieve pangolins from the illegal trade; and for rehabilitating and releasing confiscated pangolins back into appropriate wildlife habitats'.
Advocacy for Non-Profits
Policies and Procedures for Non-Profits
Purpose Coaching
How to use Marketing to build your brand
Project Management
Dare to Lead workshops
People Management and Team Development
Ethics and Governance for Non-Profits
NGO Sustainability
Report Writing
Monitoring and Evaluation Reporting
Financial Management for Non-Profits
Introduction to Community Research
The Art of Public Speaking
Non-Profit Strategy
Grant Writing
Financial Sustainability
IWRC (International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council - Basic Wildlife Rehabilitation
IWRC (Parasitology and Wound Management)