First and foremost, we'd like to introduce you to some of the women who make your products in our EcoFactory in Kenya. They are the reason...Wildlife Works! Click here to read their stories.
Mike Korchinsky, Founder & CEO
When Mike launched Wildlife Works, he envisioned a simple but singular plan: the best way to protect endangered animals is to create a sustainable economic base for wildlife survival. In short, he set out to build a better business model, drawing on his years of experience as a management consultant - first at Andersen Consulting and then as the founder of Axiom Management Consulting, one of the leading management consulting companies in the United States. Mike shepherded Axiom through its startup phase, and his knowledge of customer loyalty, brand building, just-in-time manufacturing and integrated supply chains helped drive the company into a period of rapid growth. When Axiom was acquired by Cambridge Technology Partners (NASDAQ: CATP) in 1995, Mike stayed on with the company as a senior vice president and officer, a position that allowed him to work closely with the investment community. A visionary leader, Mike holds a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Birmingham University. Mike is responsible for managing Wildlife Works' activities in the US and Africa and for investor relations. He can be reached at mike@wildlifeworks.com
Rob Dodson, The Sanctuary Man
Rob oversees all operations of our Rukinga EcoFactory and Wildlife Sanctuary in Kenya. This is a huge responsibility as in addition to managing our factory, Rob is directly responsible for ensuring there is no poaching taking place on Rukinga. Rob oversees all mechanical and agricultural projects, and is constantly developing new sustainable solutions to improve and protect the sanctuary and surrounding communities. Rob is very active in the development of the local communities. He can be reached at rob@wildlifeworks.com
London Davies, Sales and Customer Relations
London manages sales and customer relations. With a background as a wildlife educator, she has developed curriculums and taught at the San Francisco Zoo and Wildcare, a wildlife rehabilitation and education organization. She has also worked on a game reserve in South Africa, an experience that solidified her commitment to wildlife conservation. London earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Stanford University. She ahs been with Wildlife Works for almost three years, and was recently promoted to manage sales. She can be reached at london@wildlifeworks.com
Ekiru Mirimuk, Chief of Security, Rukinga Wildlife Sanctuary
Ekiru is Wildlife Works' chief of security at our Rukinga Wildlife Sanctuary. He is responsible for keeping animals and people safe while on our sanctuary. Ekiru is a Turkana, from Northern Kenya, and has a great love for the remaining wild places in Africa. Ekiru can be reached at ekiru@wildlifeworks.com
Alice Ndiga Owen, Kenyan Community Relations Manager
Until recently Alice managed all Wildlife Works operations in Kenya, including our EcoFactory located adjacent to the Rukinga Wildlife Sanctuary. She is an irrepressible ambassador for Wildlife Works with the local community, and has played a pivotal role in our unprecedented successes at Rukinga. Alice was recently honored as one of ten Women of Substance and Style by Organic Style magazine, a U.S. publication with a circulation of over 1 million. She holds a degree in marketing from Nairobi University, and was hired and trained by Wildlife Works as part of our commitment to local employment in our rural conservation facilities. Expecting her second child Alice was forced to relocate back to Nairobi, where she continues her work on Community related issues. She can be reached at alice@wildlifeworks.com
Wildlife Works Board of Directors
Mike Korchinsky, Founder, President & CEO, Wildlife Works
Hap Klopp, Founder, The Northface, Canterbury of New Zealand
Eric Edmondson, Partner, Seven Hills Merchant Bankers
Peter Mwangi, Managing Director, ICDCI - Kenya
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