Develop a Master Release Plan for Lolita (Orca) 5/15

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ORGANIZATION: YoOceans! Inc.

YoOceans, a not for profit focusing on the issues facing marine mammals in the wild and in captivity, is looking for "CEO" to design a theoretical release plan from Lolita's (Orca) current home at Miami Seaquarium to the Puget Sound area where her family resides. This plan will be used as a framework for other educational projects. For reference please review the Wikipedia entry for Springer, a young orca separated and then reunited with her family (pod).

The individual required for this position must have executive level experience in strategic leadership, planning, fiscal planning, negotiation, mediation, team development; This individual will not only be creative but have an entrepreneurial vision and be able to develop a business plan that will include a diverse team of experts and not be associated with any of the current groups working to release Lolita from Miami Seaquarium.

The Goal: Inform and educate the public that releasing Lolita to her home waters is possible by presenting a feasible and detailed strategic plan for her release. Plan should include the many groups necessary to make her release successful.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Springer_%28killer_whale%29

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About YoOceans! Inc.

Location:

harvey ave, chicago, IL 60304, US

Mission Statement

Improving the lives of marine mammals in captivity or the wild through education and policy development.

Description

YoOceans! is focused on improving the welfare of marine mammals in the wild and in captivity. We do that through education. We provide educational materials and guest speakers to classrooms. There is a global discussion occurring in the media about the moral and ethical issues surrounding marine mammals in captivity as well as the many issues that surround wild populations of marine mammals (pollution, lack of food, ship traffic, climate change, capture for display industry). We have also seen an increase in proposed legislation here in the United States that is focuon banning certain marine mammals in captivity. Several educators have told us that our material is relevant, exciting and engaging. Our educational materials can be implemented into many different subject areas, such as Language Arts, Science and Global History. Which puts us in a position to grow our organization well beyond our current size.

Because the topic of marine mammal welfare is becoming more widely discussed in the media and it is now on the radar screen of legislators, we feel that there is opportunity here to engage students in a topic that is dynamic and engaging.

In the last calendar year we have brought our programs to approximately 700 children. Teachers are saying that we are "breaking open the box of education" and have called our programs "genius".

CAUSE AREAS

Advocacy & Human Rights
Environment
Justice & Legal
Advocacy & Human Rights, Environment, Justice & Legal

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.

SKILLS

  • Budgeting
  • Critical Thinking
  • Strategic Planning
  • Business Development
  • Management

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Must be at least 30
  • Not sure
  • Passionate about solving complex problems

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