
← About EcoPlanet
One operating blueprint. A global workforce of thousands.
EcoPlanet runs one blueprint across five countries: a lean, technology-enabled global team, with country operations led almost entirely by local hires.
Global Leadership Team
Our Global Leadership Team supports our in-country operations and growth initiatives, helping our projects and teams thrive across the portfolio.

Camille Rebelo
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer

Samantha Wilde
VP of Forestry

Manushka Moodley
VP of Impact and Compliance

Audrey Bolo
VP of People and Culture

Sahil Rahman
Chief Growth Officer
In-Country Leadership
Our in-country leaders run and deliver our projects on the ground across the five countries where we work.

Adriaan Potgieter
General Manager, South Africa

Sergio Sanchez
General Manager, Nicaragua

Sharon Umuratwa
General Manager, Rwanda

Paramjit Singh
General Manager, West Africa

Frikkie de Beer
Operations Manager, South Africa

Hannes Hager
Operations Manager, South Africa

Nathan Wanyama
Operations Manager, Ghana

Martina Mothapo
Finance Manager, South Africa

Tatiana Orozco
Finance Manager, Nicaragua

Rebecca Ong’alla
Finance Manager, Rwanda

Richard Jones
Finance Manager, Ghana

Aileen Virtudazo
Finance Manager, Philippines

Thobiso Selepe
Community Development Manager, South Africa

Rodney Mpame
Community Development Manager, Rwanda

Clifford Ateesi
Community Development Manager, Ghana

John Ray Rivera
Community Development Manager, Philippines

Scott van Edeen
GIS and Monitoring Manager, South Africa

Athanase (Suede) Habiyakare
GIS and Monitoring Manager, Rwanda

Gladwell Maphane
GIS and Monitoring Manager, Ghana

Mark Janiola
GIS and Monitoring Manager, Philippines

Zikona Mngcai
HR Manager, South Africa

Ivy Oppong-Biney
HR Manager, Ghana

Merasol Oyangoren
HR Manager, Philippines
Creating jobs in local communities.
Across the five countries where we work, more than 99% of our team is hired locally, and every team member contributes toward the cause.
Learn more about our community impact →