Jordan is an explorer, dreamer, and storyteller. He specializes in municipality and non-profit marketing and communication. Jordan enjoys designing board games, photography, creating videos for social media, reading, and drinking coffee.

Jordan’s heart is deeply connected to Uganda and to the story of the Batwa people, often described as conservation refugees after being displaced from their ancestral forest home in the name of wildlife preservation. Their history, resilience, and cultural heritage have profoundly shaped his perspective on justice, dignity, and the responsibility of conservation efforts.

He believes conservation and human flourishing must coexist. For Jordan, advocacy begins with listening and storytelling, honoring the humanity of communities whose voices have too often gone unheard. He is passionate about helping ensure that the Batwa are not only remembered in history but empowered in the present.

As a board member, Jordan brings strategic communication expertise and creative vision to the ministry. He is committed to strengthening the organization’s message, cultivating meaningful partnerships, and inspiring others to stand in solidarity with the people of Uganda.