Kelechukwu Iruoma is a multi-award-winning journalist with eight years of experience reporting on environment, climate change, business, global health, and development. He has a proven track record of producing impactful award-winning stories and leading successful campaigns promoting social change for international non-profits.

Kelechukwu has exemplified an outstanding ability to create impactful narratives that resonate with diverse audiences. His work has been published by several publications, such as Al Jazeera, NPR, the Thomson Reuters Foundation, News Deeply, African Business Magazine, The Fish Site, TRT World, Devex, Global Sisters Report, and many others. Kelechukwu has worked and reported from the United States, Nigeria, Ghana, Rwanda, the United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia and Costa Rica.

Kelechukwu's dedication to environmental issues is evident in his communications specialist and country manager role, where he developed and led campaigns for international non-profits WildAid and Wild Africa that raised awareness about conservation and environmental challenges in Nigeria and Ghana.

His ability to collaborate with various stakeholders—including media organizations, NGOs, government agencies, and foreign embassies—has resulted in successful partnerships and campaigns that amplify the impact of his work.

Kelechukwu remains committed to using his voice and communication skills to inspire change and promote awareness of critical global issues.