Gina Arado

As a Market Research Specialist, it is my job to find and evaluate potential opportunities and always look for new ways and solutions to help the business. I have handled different accounts in the past but I am truly passionate about the environment. It is just fascinating how our technology can help people around the world tracking different animals!

Gina is Wildlife Drones’ Market Research Specialist. She is very immersed in web research and is an experienced Data Entry Specialist. With several years of experience in her field, Gina continually improves our processes and works closely with the sales and marketing team.

What does a day at work look like for you?

I make sure that I start my day with a positive approach and send the team motivational quotes. Every day looks different and I work on various tasks like research, outreach and surveys. During the day I get to speak to people who do amazing work and learn more about their projects and their struggles to track animals. I catch up with the team daily to discuss results and new strategies so that we can find new ways to reach potential customers who would benefit from our technology.

What do you like most about working at Wildlife Drones and why?

The people I am working with! I love the genuine passion of Dr Debbie Saunders for empowering people to collect more data using innovative drone technology. And I am also very inspired by all our clients and their work for the environment. It is very impressive how Wildlife Drones innovates and revolutionises the animal tracking game. I could not imagine how difficult it would be to track one bird but with Wildlife Drones it is possible to track up to forty birds simultaneously. Such a brilliant innovation!

If you could choose what animal would you like to track?

Different kinds of endangered birds. I would love to know more about their characteristics and patterns.

What is your favourite book?

A Return to Love by Marianne Williamson.

What volunteering or passion projects do you do outside of work?

I volunteer in my local community and our group teaches forty indigenous kids weekly. We offer free classes in English to improve communication skills and practice pronunciation. I feel very grateful that I can help these kids and just being around them is such a blessing.