Rachel Goble is the Managing Director of Jaguar Creek, a social enterprise hospitality center in the rainforests of Belize. Our mission is to provide great adventures for our guests while creating a positive impact in Belize. Rachel is also third generation at Goble Properties, offering retail, office and industrial space to small businesses in Northern California. Her passion to blend the for profit and non-profit sectors comes from 15 years of experience founding and running the human trafficking prevention organization, The Freedom Story. Rachel Goble graduated from Westmont College with a BA in Business Economics and Fuller Theological Seminary with an MA in CrossCultural Studies. Rachel has spoken at dozens of events and Universities about the importance of prevention of child exploitation. In 2012 she was recognized as a finalist for the Edna Social Justice Award, which honors women leaders in the social justice movement. In 2013 she was recognized by Christianity Today's "33 under 33" to watch list. In 2017 she was recognized with the young alumni award from Westmont College as well as a Gratitude Network Awardee. Today, Rachel chairs the board for The Freedom Story and spends her free time gardening.