About Loretta Andrade
As a passionate advocate for Animal Rights & Welfare and Wildlife Conservation, I’m deeply committed to creating a more compassionate world for all living beings. Through my skills, experience, and unwavering dedication, I strive to make a positive difference and drive meaningful change in everything I do. It’s my mission to ensure that every action I take contributes to a more humane and sustainable future.
As an experienced Executive Assistant and Administrative Specialist with international exposure, I bring a diverse skill set and a commitment to excellence. I have earned an Advanced Certificate in Executive Assistance from BMTG (UK) Ltd, which highlights my dedication and expertise.
Additionally, I have completed several training programs that focus on Administrative Excellence and are relevant in today's dynamic work environment. I have a strong track record of supporting Executive and Senior Leadership Teams in the Technology, Business, and Higher Education sectors, consistently demonstrating reliability and excellence.
My expertise in Business and Office Administration, Corporate Communications, Internal Writing, and Business Correspondence ensures high-quality results.
I am skilled in organizing international onsite, offsite, and virtual events, as well as managing travel, expenses, immigration, visa, and hospitality arrangements with a personalized approach.
My efforts have been recognized by business leaders, foreign diplomatic missions, colleagues, and a wide network.
I am passionate about Animal Rights and Welfare and Wildlife Conservation, and I strive to make a positive impact in these areas.
My commitment to lifelong learning and continuous improvement enables me to adapt and excel in dynamic environments. With a positive attitude and a focus on adding value, I aim to make a meaningful and lasting contribution.
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Thank you for sharing all the new opportunities and recent successful events this week, Loretta! Inspiring to read.
So glad to hear your feedback @Thirza Loffeld Thank you for the opportunity to be part of this community and be able to make a difference, even if it is in a small way.
Thanks for sharing Loretta!
Your welcome @Lara Reden
My pleasure to help with outreach and information to WildHub
Dear Loretta,
Thank you for sharing this opportunity with the community.
Although the application deadline has expired, this is a very interesting short course and I'm wondering how I can get funding to take part in the future?
Dear Ananfack,
Thank you for your message.
At this point of time, I do not have any visibility on funding for future training. However, I can find that out for you in some time and update the community page.
Meanwhile, you are welcome to email the following personalities in the institute who should be able to guide you
Dr. Samrat Mondol, Scientist-E, Course Director (email: cdcertificate@wii.gov.in
Dr. Ruchi Badola, Dean, Faculty of Wildlife Sciences (email: dean@wii.gov.in
I am not attached to the Wildlife Institute of India. However, during my online based research, I come across events, trainings and webinars related to Wildlife Conservation, I post them for the benefit of the WildHub Community.
Best regards,
Loretta Andrade
I wanted to share my thoughts on what I believe sets WildHub apart in the realm of wildlife conservation and management:
I believe these unique selling points not only differentiate WildHub but also enhance its potential to drive meaningful change in wildlife conservation. It’s a great opportunity to be a part of this community, and I look forward to contributing to our shared goals.
Thank you for sharing, Loretta! How was this event and what was it about? Was it recorded perhaps?
Hello @Thirza Loffeld
I am checking with the Host Team viz., Wildlife Trust of India.
Their Communications should have the link and I will share it here for our WildHub Community.
Thanks,
Loretta
Hi,
Clicking on the link to register for the zoom event and it is showing an error. Kindly take a look at it
Thanks
@Feisal Malik
I am told WWF-India is responsible for the event and the link rectification has to be done by them.
The Co-hosts, Kalinga Foundation has already informed them. Its a shame if an organization like WWF-India is taking such a long time to rectify a link, the webinar which is this evening 4:30 PM (IST).
Sorry for the inconvenience. Loretta
Hi,
Clicking on the link to register for the zoom event and it is showing an error. Kindly take a look at it
Thanks
@Feisal Malik
Thanks for reaching out. I am not from the organizing team, but just sharing events and news.
Nonetheless, have reached out to WWF-India and the Kalinga Foundation (Organizer) to rectify the link.
Please stay tuned for an update to follow once an active link is restored by the team.
Thanks,
Loretta
Thanks for sharing, Loretta! Do you celebrate an awareness day for many species? How else do you contribute to the protection of populations?
Hi @Lara Reden
Thank you for your question.
Rather than a celebration, it is a commemoration of specific awareness or days of importance. I do this as part of my outreach, awareness and educating readers and viewers on social media channels (LinkedIn, Twitter and of course WildHub Community), as part of my creating an impact, even if it is a small way.
There are several dedicated websites or news portals that alert about an upcoming event and I try my best to highlight it, if the same is of importance or significance to our biodiversity, animals, wildlife, marine life or the human kind.
Every year on July 15, the world celebrates World Youth Skills Day.
July 16, is World Snake Day (I am creating a post on this shortly today)
July 29, is International Tiger Day
Articles that are not my own, are assigned with due credits to the auther or artiste.
You can find me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorettaandrade/
On Twitter: @LorettaAndrade7