Alexander Babich
https://rhinopeakchallenge.co.za/participants.aspx?participant=9eeb0203-c7a3-4832-9fdc-33ffa20bd9d3
Age: 56
Hometown: Johannesburg
Occupation: Financial and wealth manager
About me:
PLEASE TAKE NOTE: Alexander will not physically be running the RPC this year and any funds that he raises will be split between the Rhisotope Project (70%) and the RPC (30%).
For more information on The Rhisotope Project, visit the website: https://rhisotope.org
Life is in the end a collection of memories and experiences. Making a life worth living involves giving back.
True happiness involves making a difference in other peoples lives and protecting what we have.
To Protect and Conserve our natural Fauna and Flora we need to educate and uplift people addressing under education and over- population.
Support my established and professional financial, wealth and employee benefit business where a portion of our profits go to conservation and education projects.
Help me to Help conservation! We have amazing success stories.
I love SA, our people, trail running, financial planning and my favourite animal is the African Wild Dog. Would run anywhere to protect them!
Sporting bio:
Came 6th in The Giant Cup trail run a few years ago (never age)
Did Rhino Peak challenge as Novice under 4 hours previously.
Successfully started one of SA’s leading independent financial planning and employee benefit practices since 1999.
Helped EWT raise significant funds for the Waterberg Wild Dog conservation project.
Helping people and companies with their personal and business financial , investment and risk needs. Creating certainty and peace of mind.
Reason for taking challenge:
Making a difference to conservation and people
Spurgeon Flemington with EWT has done an incredible job raising funds for worthy projects.
I want my children to inherit a better future and their natural heritage conserved.
Wild Dog conservation is close to my heart of things to support as whole ecosystems need to be protected and gene pools saved.
The Drakensberg and Rhino Peak is stunning. What better way to celebrate our heritage and conserve what we have!
Personal sponsor:
The Rhisotope Project