WHO
WE ARE
Meet Our Team.
Henna Mehta
Co-founder, Board Member
Henna Mehta is a conservation advocate and Co-Founder of the Mehta & Kuhn Foundation, a family founded and independently governed organization dedicated to protecting Kenya’s wildlife, with a particular focus on Tsavo National Park.
Born in Kenya and raised between Kenya and the United Kingdom, Henna brings deep local roots alongside a global perspective. Her family has been actively involved in conservation efforts in Tsavo since the 1990s, building long-standing relationships with conservation authorities, community leaders, and on-the-ground partners that continue to shape the Foundation’s work today.
Professionally, Henna has worked with private equity firms and operating businesses across APAC and EMEA, supporting growth initiatives, cross-border operations, and complex stakeholder environments. This global experience - combined with her on-the-ground knowledge of East Africa - directly informs the Foundation’s approach to conservation: emphasizing institutional alignment, trusted partnerships, and practical execution.
Henna is deeply committed to preserving Kenya’s natural heritage and ensuring conservation efforts are locally grounded, durable, and impactful for generations to come.
Brady Kuhn
Co-founder, Board Member
Brady Kuhn is a conservation advocate, investor, and global business leader with deep experience working at the intersection of technology, emerging markets, and long-term value creation. He is a Co-Founder of the Mehta & Kuhn Foundation and dedicated to protecting Kenya’s natural heritage - particularly Tsavo National Park - through practical, technology-enabled solutions.
Professionally, Brady has spent his career advising private equity firms and operating companies on growth, governance, and operational transformation, with a focus on deploying technology to drive efficiency and long-term sustainability.
His work spans global markets across North America, Europe, and Africa, giving him a strong appreciation for the importance of local partnerships, institutional trust, and on-the-ground execution.
Through the Mehta & Kuhn Foundation, Brady brings this background into conservation - supporting initiatives that enhance ranger capability, improve connectivity in remote areas, and strengthen the tools used to protect wildlife and ecosystems. The Foundation’s work emphasizes practical impact: leveraging technology such as connectivity infrastructure, surveillance tools, and sustainable equipment to support those working daily to protect Tsavo.
