By Sonya Hook
| 09 March, 2021
Premium spirits distributor and brand innovator, Drinksology Kirker Greer, has announced the appointment of John Soden as Chief Commercial Officer to support its global growth and distribution strategy.
Soden, who has extensive experience in the beverage industry, will be tasked with developing the global reach and brand awareness of the Kirker Greer portfolio, which includes brands such as Jawbox Gin, Ginato Italian Gin and Bowsaw American Whiskey.
Soden has already managed the growth of many brands in North America, Europe, Asia and Global Travel Retail. Some of his previous roles include Business Unit Director at Pernod Ricard, Managing Director at Castle Brands, Vice President Strategy & Development at Edrington, and Vice President Sales & Marketing at C&C International.
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scientists believe fences are behind the deaths of elephants in Botswana
26 January 2021
(Cape Town, South Africa – January 21, 2021)
Scientists say the mass death of at least 350 elephants in Botswana last year was likely due to a network of fences preventing their ability to roam freely.
Research published in PeerJ – Life and Environment says while the causes of the deaths are still unknown – and will never be known” the confinement of large numbers of elephants to an area of the Okavango Pan Handle, in northern Botswana, creates a dependence on artificial water sources like pans.
The study suggests “re-alignment of removal of fences that restrict elephant movement and limits year round access to freshwater,” is needed.
scientists believe fences are behind the deaths of elephants in Botswana
January 26, 2021
(Cape Town, South Africa – January 21, 2021)
Scientists say the mass death of at least 350 elephants in Botswana last year was likely due to a network of fences preventing their ability to roam freely.
Research published in PeerJ – Life and Environment says while the causes of the deaths are still unknown – and will never be known” the confinement of large numbers of elephants to an area of the Okavango Pan Handle, in northern Botswana, creates a dependence on artificial water sources like pans.
The study suggests “re-alignment of removal of fences that restrict elephant movement and limits year round access to freshwater,” is needed.
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