UK

Jamie Spencer - Director
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BA Hons Anthropology 
Founder of Feedback Madagascar.

Jamie works as part of our team of volunteers in the UK and leads Madventure tours visiting project sites in Madagascar. Following a BA in Anthropology and French, researching Lemurs in the Malagasy rainforest and a stint with a classic internationally driven development/conservation project he was looking for a more homegrown model to tackle problems in Madagascar.

With Malagasy partners he founded Feedback and worked full-time for 10 years. He has since been working for other non-profit organisations and private companies specialising in business development, fundraising, ethical commerce and responsible tourism. He believes good work takes good people and is extremely proud of the Feedback team.
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Alison Cameron - Administrator 
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MSc Ecology

Alison took over the charity’s administration in 2005 on a voluntary basis.
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Pete Creech - Support

BSc Sustainable Rural Development

Pete joined in 2017 to assist with strategic planning and website development.
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Antananarivo

Eugénie Raharisoa - Feedback Representative and National Coordinator for Ny Tanintsika

Masters of Science in Economics 
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Expertise: Project coordination, the promotion of rural economic development through income-generating activities, and specifically the development of the silk industry.





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Flore Ninah Razanajafindrakambana (Ninah) – National Administrator and Accountant








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Mandimbisoa Herizo Sandra Randrianjatovo (Sandra) - Communications' Officer








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Arsène Randrianatrehana – Driver

Fianarantsoa

Samantha Cameron MBE (Sam) – Programme Coordinator

BA (Hons) Geography and Environmental Studies with Development Studies, MBE
​MSc-R in Biodiversity Management
Expertise: Health and environment project conception and execution, resource management, coordination and fundraising.
Awarded an MBE in 2005 for servces to healthcare and community development in Madagascar.

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Viviane Nathalie Raharilaza (Nat) - Programme Officer

Advanced degree in applied biological sciences

Expertise: Environment and biodiversity conservation, teaching and project management. Nat is a committee member of the CMP (Comité Multilocal de Planification), which coordinates action along the rainforest corridor.




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Raissa Delphonse Hiarimandroso (Raïssa) - Education Programme Officer

Masters in Economics
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Expertise: Capacity-building of local associations, and interventions in the field of water, sanitation & hygiene.





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Zafimanahaka Mahatamana (Dadah) – School Construction Officer
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University studies in management. Trained environmental mediator.


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Sophie Anni Rasoamampianina – Water-Sanitation-Hygiene Programme Office

​Joséphine Marie Ravololonoro (Joph) - Group Support Officer








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Honorine Claire Tsangaholisoa (Honorine) - Administrative and finance officer

Masters in Business Management (finance and accounting)







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 Andriamananirina Lalasoa (Riana) – Logistics Officer

Degree in Socio - Economic Administration
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Riana supplies materials to the office and distributes them to field staff.





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Heriniaina Lydia Razafindramanana (Lydia) - Accountant

​Onintsoanirina Noëlla Andrianantoandro - Environmental Officer

Environmental Specialist qualification

In charge of the sustainable livelihoods and environmental component of NT/FBM’s work; working to build capacity on sustainable forest resource management & reforestation.

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Tantely Manankasina - Administrative and Finance Officer

​Joséphine Raharimalala (Joséphine) – Secretary

Secretarial certificate

Jacques Jeannot Andriamanjato (NotNot) - Driver

Mamonjinirina Ramarokoto (Nirina) – Driver

​Jean Pierre Patrick Rakotoarison Andrianantenaina (Patrick) - Security Officer

​Sandrine Fanjamalala – Cleaner and Security Officer

Ambositra

Théodule Andrianambinina (Théo) – Regional Coordinator

Masters in sociology.
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Expertise : Environment and community development.
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Georges Randrianalisoa – Environmental Project Manager (Darwin and Maitri)

Advanced Geography Studies

Head of administrative management and logistics for sites in l'Amoron'i Mania. 15 years experience in rural development and community management. Head of communication management between headquarters and the project sites.

Ifaliana Mihantarijaonina – Monitoring and evaluation Officer, Head of USAID Mikolo Project
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Advanced management studies

Ifalianiaina is in charge of promoting ecotourism linked to the silk route, the marketing of silk products produced by communities, training on administration and marketing at the community level, and monitoring and evaluation of activities linked to wild silk promotion.
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Jean Pascal Rarivomanantsoa (Pascal) – Accountant for Mikolo and Environmental Projects




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 Andriniaian Jean Marie Tsangandahy (Naina) – Administrative and Finance Officer (FAA Project)