National Wildlife Federation CEO and leadership

Ambassador Amy Deosaran is an AMBASSADOR AMY DEOSARAN at WWF, AMBASSADOR AMY DEOSARAN at VOICES FOR THE WILDLIFE, and AMBASSADOR/ FOUNDER / PRESIDENT/OWNER/CFO/ HABITAT CONSULTANT/ WILDLIFE CONSULTANT/ HABITAT DESIGNER at VOICES FOR THE WILDLIFE and is based in United States. She has worked as AMBASSADOR/FOUNDER/ PRESIDENT/CFO/ CEO/ HABITAT CONSULTANT/ HABITAT DESIGNER/ WILDLIFE CONSULTANT at Nicholas Landscape. Ambassador attended World Wildlife Fund and National Wildlife Federation until 1990.

Dulce Gomez-Zormelo is a CFO at National Wildlife Federation.

Amanda Howard McKnight is a Chief People and Administration Officer at National Wildlife Federation and is based in Washington, d.c., Stati Uniti. She has worked as Program Director - After School Services at CHILD & FAMILY RESOURCES INC, Chief of Staff at National Wildlife Federation, and Director of Operations - Conservation and Education at National Wildlife Federation. Amanda attended APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY between 1993 and 1997 and Harvard Business School between 2019 and 2019.

Bruce Stein is a Chief Scientist and Associate Vice President at National Wildlife Federation.

Dirk Sellers is a seasoned executive with an accomplished track record in nonprofit management and fundraising. Over the past 20+ years, he has held various leadership roles in conservation, international development, health, education, and management consulting.

Dirk has secured seven- and eight-figure charitable gifts from individuals, foundations, and corporations across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. He brings hands-on experience in the design and execution of successful fundraising strategies, and he has built development programs from the ground up, orchestrated turnarounds, reinvigorated stalled campaigns, and led established programs to new levels of success. His professional experience includes work at two widely recommended management consulting firms which afforded him exposure to the industry’s best practices and many of the sector's most innovative solutions. He also brings experience in program assessment, strategic planning, team building, board relations, and volunteer management.

Active in his profession, Dirk is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals and the American Society of Association Executives. He received a BS in government and public service from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and he has completed coursework toward an advanced degree in leadership. He earned a commercial pilot's license while training at FlightSafety Academy. And he has participated in several certificate and professional development programs.

Dirk currently serves as Chief Development Officer at the National Wildlife Federation, America’s largest grassroots conservation organization with 7 million members and supporters across the US. Since joining NWF in 2015, Dirk has led teams in growing philanthropic revenue by more than 60%, further professionalizing the Federation’s development operation, and bolstering its financial strength and agility.

Hilary Harp Falk serves as the Chief Program Officer at the National Wildlife Federation, leading all conservation and education programs. She previously held the position of Vice President for Regional Conservation, where she led the organization’s seven regional offices with a focus on regional growth and strategic plan implementation. Before these national roles, Falk led the National Wildlife Federation’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Center including programs on wildlife conservation, coastal resiliency, water policy, greenhouse gas reduction, and education. She is an expert in large-scale ecosystem restoration and coalition building. She created and directed the Choose Clean Water Coalition, a 230-member advocacy organization focused on protecting the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Falk is a champion for women’s leadership and advancing equity in the conservation movement. She was selected as a 2016-2017 fellow with the International Women's Forum and co-chairs the National Wildlife Federation’s Women in Conservation Leadership Advisory Council.

Prior to her work at the National Wildlife Federation, she was a Senior Policy Analyst at the Northeast-Midwest Institute, focusing on large-scale ecosystem restoration of the Upper Mississippi River, Chesapeake Bay, and Delaware River. She started her career as an educator at the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

She has an undergraduate degree in Environmental Science from Franklin and Marshall College and received her Masters of Science in Natural Resources from the University of Vermont. Falk was selected as a Switzer Foundation Environmental Fellow in 2005. Her master’s thesis focused on participatory computer modeling for complex environmental decision making. Falk received a Tribute to Women and Industry award from the YWCA in 2014. Her passion for her work stems from a childhood spent exploring the edges of the Chesapeake Bay. Falk currently lives with her husband and two sons in Annapolis, Maryland.

Sharon Hai Ninh is a Chief of represenstative Office at National Wildlife Federation and Sales Manager at National Wildlife Federation and is based in Vietnam. She has worked as where I develop my experience at YNL, where I develop my experience at Youngone Corporation, and manager at Sekotex. Sharon studied at Institude for International Relation between 2000 and 2004 and Ha Noi National university between 2005 and 2011.

Ambassador Amy Deosaran is an AMBASSADOR AMY DEOSARAN at WWF, AMBASSADOR AMY DEOSARAN at VOICES FOR THE WILDLIFE, and AMBASSADOR/ FOUNDER / PRESIDENT/OWNER/CFO/ HABITAT CONSULTANT/ WILDLIFE CONSULTANT/ HABITAT DESIGNER at VOICES FOR THE WILDLIFE and is based in United States. She has worked as AMBASSADOR/FOUNDER/ PRESIDENT/CFO/ CEO/ HABITAT CONSULTANT/ HABITAT DESIGNER/ WILDLIFE CONSULTANT at Nicholas Landscape. Ambassador attended World Wildlife Fund and National Wildlife Federation until 1990.