The Pastoral team is a diverse global group of precision farming engineers, designers, and livestock specialists who build solutions that drive impact for-good and for-profit.

Engineer, adventurer, and designer, Josh has over a decade of experience in developmental ventures. As a co-founder of Karakoram innovation, he won the 2020 UNDP Global Innovator award for health-tech inventions that protected against the spread of COVID-19 in low-and-middle-income countries.

Shea has a wide range of experience in the financial services sector, having worked for a Big 4 Accounting firm in Seattle, London, and Hong Kong, servicing clients in the technology, life sciences, and manufacturing sectors. He has led global finance teams of over 100 individuals across EMEA, Asia, and LATAM, working through complex accounting and reporting issues.

Levi has over 17 years of experience in product management at scale for multiple billion dollar companies in both high income and low-and-middle income countries like Zambia, Liberia, Rwanda, Mexico, and Saint Kitts. He has extensive experience leveraging cutting-edge technologies in both high tech and low tech environments.

Sabohat is Pastoral’s founding engineer, full-stack developer, and code writing machine. Primarily responsible for creating Pastoral’s technology plan and the engineering of both lightweight prototypes and final product architecture.

Farrukhjon spent significant years in the US after graduating from UK-based Westminster University in Tashkent. He’s fluent in English, Russian, and Uzbek and has considerable experience running businesses that straddle the UK and Uzbekistan. He has significant experience in entrepreneurship and building digitalisation ventures in Uzbekistan.

Christina has worked for the world’s most prestigious digital creative firms handling the operations, management ,and executive production for clients like the BBC and CNN. As Chief Operations Officer, she has experience working with distributed teams, delivering global projects on time and under budget in tight operational constraints