President
Steve Mould and his wife, Lisa, share a passion for nature and are dedicated to conservation. Their love of the outdoors and wildlife drives their lives. Originally from London, Steve worked as a police officer for 15 years, experiencing high-pressure situations that helped cultivate his patient and meticulous nature. These qualities translate into his approach to hunting, earning him a reputation as a selective and responsible hunter. The couple enjoys hunting in both European and American landscapes, bridging two worlds with a shared commitment to ethical hunting practices. They follow the philosophy of their close friend and fellow conservationist, Mike Robinson, star of the Outdoor Channel's Farming the Wild: "Only take what nature allows." Steve and Lisa are actively involved with organizations like the Coastal Conservation Association and The Light Foundation. They currently serve as president and secretary, respectively, and are committed to expanding their philanthropic efforts. They are especially dedicated to building and growing the Central Florida DSC Chapter. In addition to his conservation work, Steve is a highly successful businessman who manufactures knives locally and in Europe. He is committed to keeping his conservation efforts as sharp as his knives.
Vice President
Harry Vaughn III is an enthusiastic outdoorsman with a deep passion for hunting and conservation. He shares his love for the natural world with his wife, Cindy, and their passion was ignited at a young age. Harry grew up in the Everglades and developed a profound understanding of the delicate balance of nature. He has honed his hunting skills over the years, both locally and internationally, and now uses it as a means to connect with and contribute to conservation efforts. Harry advocates for responsible hunting practices and is dedicated to educating others about the importance of preserving wildlife habitats. His commitment to both the thrill of the hunt and the protection of the environment establishes him as a true steward of the great outdoors.
Vice President
John A. Evans, a Florida native with a deep-rooted love for nature, spent his childhood immersed in hunting and fishing adventures across the country. His passion has since expanded globally, culminating in a promise to his father: a journey to hunt in Africa upon the success of his business.
John embraces the outdoors with his wife Ann and their three children, passing on his deep appreciation for nature, instilled with a profound appreciation for nature by his outdoors mentors.
For several years, John served as chairman of the Orlando Ducks Unlimited chapter, broadening his experience in the nonprofit sector.
Committed to maintaining a harmonious balance between humans and nature, John now stands on the front line of the DSC Central Florida Foundation, where he advocates for ethical hunting and fishing while also supporting initiatives that safeguard and enhance wildlife and habitats for the benefit of future generations.
Treasurer
With a passion for the outdoors, I have engaged in hunting experiences throughout Arizona, pursuing quail, dove, deer, javelina, and elk, often accompanied by great friends. In 2003, I discovered a newfound hobby in carving, focusing on intricate leaf and animal designs on scrap wood and aged gunstocks.
Over the years, I have honed my craft through carving and scroll design classes, ultimately finding my niche as a woodcarver. I am now proud to be part of an exclusive circle of talent specializing in the fine art personalization of firearms. My expertise lies in carving ornamental scrolls and wildlife scenes onto gunstocks, doors, and presentation cases.
Beyond personal artistic pursuits, I contribute to various charitable causes using my skills as a gunstock carver. Notable organizations benefiting from my work include the Colt Collectors Association, Ducks Unlimited, and several NRA Chapters in Arizona. For the past 13 years, I have collaborated with Operation Orphans in San Antonio, TX where I provide intricately carved stocks for rifles and shotguns at a substantial discount. This collaboration has significantly contributed to their fundraising efforts, doubling their proceeds in the initial year and consistently generating over $30,000 in raffle sales annually for the past three years.
As a dedicated board member, I bring my unique skills to the table, contributing to the embellishment of firearms used to raise funds for the conservation initiatives of various DSC Chapters.
Secretary
Lisa Lazure grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area, California.
She has had a stellar international career in Marketing and Communications, primarily within the Movie & TV world, as an established senior executive.
After her career took her to Los Angeles, New York and London, she settled in England. Lisa holds dual nationality and love for both countries.
Whilst in London working within the Television world for ‘Food Network’, Lisa met our President Steven in 2014. Their careers in the culinary space at the time, brought them together at a food festival in Dubai…an encounter that became a courtship and wonderful partnership.
Lisa developed a passion for working with some of the best-known Chefs from around the world, several of who shared their love for wild caught sustainable food and thus a love and appreciation for the environment was born.
Lisa & Steven married in Sussex, England in 2023 and now reside in Florida where they run their family business Flint & Flame, USA.
Lisa shares Steven’s love of hunting and conservation and works hard to ensure the success of the Central Florida Chapter of the DSC.
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