Acirfa US Team Members
The Acirfa US team seeks to mobilize the international community to change the world through bikes. Through building donor relationships, media contacts, NGO partnerships, and corporate sponsorships Acirfa supports the Zambikes team in providing high-quality bikes into the hands of underprivileged Zambians.
Dustin McBride - Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
After graduating from Azusa Pacific University with a
degree in International Business, Dustin partnered with Vaughn to begin working full time with Acirfa and Zambikes. Implementing the vision has been a fulfillment
of Dustin's dream to work for an organization that has a divine purpose and connects him with people from all over the world. Dustin works in Lusaka, West Zambia
with Zambikes, but lives in San Diego when in the states.
Vaughn Spethmann - Chief Operations Officer (COO)
Vaughn grew up in San Diego and, like Dustin, graduated from
Azusa Pacific with an International Business Degree in 2007. Since graduation, Vaughn has been working for Acirfa and Zambikes as the Financial Officer and
Executive Vice President. Also working with Zambikes in Zambia, Vaughn can be found in his free time on the soccer field with Kapampa Goaz in Lusaka West.
Jon Axtell: US Executive Director
Jon, another Azusa Pacific International Business alumnus,
works with the Acirfa team as the chief liaison for Vaughn and Dustin in the US. After living in China for a year and working in international logistics
in Los Angeles, Jon eventually consulted Acirfa in the transportation of its first shipment. Jon has since taken on a strategic leadership role with
Acirfa while pursuing his MBA at the Monterey Institute of International Studies. Jon speaks Mandarin Chinese and is specializing in the study of
Entrepreneurship in Developing Regions.
Adrienne Rouse: US Executive Administrative Assistant
Native to the Central Coast of California, Adrienne
attended Azusa Pacific University and graduated with an International Business degree in 2006. Pursuing her interest in other cultures, she studied Spanish and
volunteered with the Board of Tourism while living in Costa Rica. Now, she aims to draw upon her organizational experience to manage accounting and coordinate
donor contacts for Acirfa.


