DIN Staff Files - Discover more about your colleagues
We’re looking forward to welcoming you to the Dinosaur Integration Network as our newest Park Manager, but before you get started make sure you familiarise yourself with the staff you’ll be working with.
Below you’ll find the profiles of some of the key figures at DIN.
Cabot Finch
Founder and CEO of the Dinosaur Integration Network
Cabot Finch has extensive experience in the modern dinosaur field, first working as Chief of PR at the Hammond Foundation, before being brought onboard to run the US Department of Fish and Wildlife’s prehistoric facilities.
With his connections and impressive resume, he decided to create a new company to help the world work towards a peaceful coexistence with dinosaurs, the Dinosaur Integration Network. Cabot would love to do some good in the world and contribute to a new era of Paleoecology with the research and conservation headed by DIN.
Dr. Kajal Dua
Representative of the Conservation Sector
A well-respected scientist and geneticist, Dr Kajal Dua gained her specialised knowledge in palaeontology during her time at the Hammond Foundation. After brief periods at both the CIA and the Department of Prehistoric Wildlife, Dr Dua moved away from government work and aligned herself more closely with the Conservation sector.
Dr Dua is renowned for her work with dinosaurs and DNA. Her accomplishments in the field of palaeontology have been incredibly influential on the Dinosaur Integration Network’s work.
Dr. Luis Balderra
Paleo-ecologist and Dinosaur Breeding Expert
Leading researcher in paleoecology, Luis has travelled the world to study how dinosaurs are integrating in a variety of environments. After the incident at the Lockwood Manor, Dr Balderra left his job as a lecturer, sold his house and dedicated his time to real-world studies of dinosaurs.
He is the comprehensive expert in dinosaur breeding habits although due to his off-grid lifestyle, there aren’t many who know that. He’s fuelled by a passion to see these majestic animals thrive.
George Lambert
Representative of the Security Sector
George Lambert and Cabot Finch worked together at the US Department of Fish and Wildlife. After the Lockwood incident, while others moved away from working with the government, George stuck around to continue protecting humans and dinosaurs alike, even getting involved in policy making.
The slow progress of government work ultimately frustrated him, so he looked to where he could have the most impact directly. He moved into consulting for the Security Sector, accepting that private work may be the fastest way to make a positive change.
A no-nonsense man, George Lambert is the guy you want in your corner if you’re ever staring down a Velociraptor. He won’t sugar-coat bad news, but he’s a well-respected veteran of the industry and as loyal as they come.
Isaac Clement
Representative of the Entertainement Sector
A consummate showman with Broadway experience, Isaac Clements started his paleo-curation career at the Hammond Foundation. Larger than life and incredibly confident, Isaac became a key consultant in the Entertainment Sector after the incident at Lockwood Manor.
His positive outlook and problem-solving skills are perfectly suited to those looking to educate the masses about dinosaurs, or those looking to turn a profit on the prehistoric animals we now share the world with. The way he sees it, he’s changing the world with paleo-entertainment, while working towards a more peaceful coexistence between dinosaurs and humans.
Kira Chang
DIN Client Liaison
Your main point of contact with all the clients, Kira Chang is DIN’s resident Client Liaison. Kira got her first opportunity in paleo-curation as an intern at Jurassic World through family friend Lily Halford, a former Director of Operations from the original Jurassic Park.
After Jurassic World shut down, she made sure to maintain her many contacts in the industry, from suppliers and dinosaur experts to former Jurassic World employees. After the Lockwood incident, Kira was very in-demand due to her incredible talent for understanding and acquiring exactly what clients need. She’s all too happy to solve people’s dinosaur problems and get rewarded in return.
Dr Ian Malcolm
External Consultation to DIN
Joining DIN as a consultant, Dr Ian Malcolm will be lending us his invaluable experience and cautious expertise to ensure the Dinosaur Integration Network is setting the example for ethical and moral practices with modern dinosaurs.
We can’t wait for him to see the interesting new research we’ve been doing. His opinion will be invaluable to our work and building DIN into a reputable force for good in field of Paleoecology.
