Kelechukwu Iruoma is a multi-award-winning journalist and communications expert with a proven track record of driving social change through impactful storytelling and strategic communications. 

He has reported for media outlets like NPR, Al Jazeera, Devex, Thomson Reuters Foundation, African Business Magazine, The Fish Site, TRT World, Global Sisters Report, and several others.

Kelechukwu is passionate about environmental sustainability, previously serving as the Nigeria Representative for international environmental non-profits Wild Africa and WildAid. In these roles, he developed and implemented effective communications campaigns that significantly increased awareness about pressing conservation issues.

He also built strategic partnerships with various stakeholders—including media organizations, NGOs, government agencies, and foreign embassies —resulting in successful campaigns. 

He currently works as the communications manager at Climate Resilience for All, where he supports CRA's external communications efforts in protecting women and vulnerable communities impacted by climate-driven extreme heat. 

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

He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in mass communication from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and Arizona State University, respectively.