BRIAN BECKLEY has spent the last 20 years of his career working in and supporting conservation in fish and wildlife across the globe. Brian spent the early part of his career working in the Columbia river in fish husbandry and installing PIT tag equipment.
Later Brian became the CFO, COO and President of Biomark. While being in a leadership role Brian was able to oversee the growth, innovation and technology improvements that conservation needed in unique electronic identification.
Biomark was acquired by Merck Animal Health in 2019, and in 2022 Brian left the company to continue to purse his goal of providing tools to research and conservation community that he cares so much about. Brian is currently the Managing Director.
TRACI BECKLEY (WILDE) has spent much of her life as a true entrepreneur and a great businesswoman. She has a multitude of companies and business ventures that are, and have been, very successful. They range from her real estate company, restaurant, and a grocery store to her family’s ranch in Eastern Idaho.
At her family’s ranch in eastern Idaho, conservation is the foundation, and her family and father, Jay Wilde, has spent the last decade reintroducing beavers to the ecosystem to improve the habitat. Today this beaver reintroduction has become the keystone of Ecosystem rehabilitation, and Bonneville Cuthroat trout population enhancement in the western United States. To view more, click here.
Voda IQ is a company focused on providing the tools and solutions to help field and lab researchers and resource managers meet their research goals and objectives. We leverage our knowledge and expertise to bring the best PIT tag products to the market, while ensuring that we are the low-cost solutions provider.
At Voda IQ we do this by focusing on the customer and species and not focusing on driving profit and revenue. We have partnered with the best tag and reader manufacturers in the world and our company’s overhead is low to put the profits back where they belong, with the researcher, for the research and the species we all love.
