The National Deer Association is pleased to announce the election of five new members to its National Board of Directors. They include Brian Bohn of Pennsylvania, Mark Kenyon of Michigan, Kris Rockwell of Pennsylvania, Chuck Sykes of Alabama and Karen Waldrop of Tennessee.
Brian Bohn of Pennsylvania is a founding partner of The Bohn, Brinker, Floberg, Gleason Wealth Advisory Group at Merrill Lynch. An avid outdoorsman and conservationist, Brian contributes time and resources to mentoring the next generation of hunters. When Brian isn’t with clients or in the woods, he is spending time with his family in Pittsburgh.
Mark Kenyon is the author of That Wild Country: An Epic Journey into the Past, Present, and Future of America’s Public Lands, founder of the Wired To Hunt Podcast, and host of MeatEater Inc’s whitetail films and television shows. He is a nationally published writer, NDA certified Level 1 Deer Steward, and an avid hunter-angler-conservationist.
Kris Rockwell of Pennsylvania is an entrepreneur in the learning and development industry. He founded Hybrid Learning Systems as well as the Additive Project, an online 3D printing curriculum for underserved communities. In 2016 Kris joined the S. Kent Rockwell Foundation and began to focus on conservation, education, and entrepreneurship through supporting organizations that work in these fields. In 2023 Kris joined Piper, a company that builds STEM computer kits for middle school programs. He also serves on the boards of The Kiski School, For Good PGH, Trout Unlimited Headwaters and as Chairman of the Board for the Minority Outdoor Alliance.
Chuck Sykes is the Director of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries at the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Chuck earned a degree in wildlife biology in 1992 from Auburn University. In 2001, he created “The Management Advantage” television program that aired on the Outdoor Channel for 11 years and is now producing an online video series. He is the current President of the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (AFWA) among numerous other posts and honors in wildlife conservation.
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