Current Fellows

Ofarid Amidkhonov, Tajikistan

Ofarid Amidkhonov is a seasoned professional with more than a decade of executive experience in project development, project implementation, procurement and contract management, risk management, finance management, and IT technology. With a deep awareness of his country’s challenges and a strategic vision for addressing them, he is committed to advancing rural electrification through public-private partnerships across Asia. Currently, Ofarid Amidkhonov is the Head of Regional Projects Development and Implementation at Industrial Promotion Services (IPS) Energy Asia, a subsidiary of the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development, where he spearheads rural electrification initiatives in Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Ofarid identifies pressing issues, formulates innovative solutions, and mobilizes resources to address critical challenges all while collaborating effectively with stakeholders, navigating complex bureaucratic processes, and driving tangible, positive change for communities in need.

As a Humphrey Fellow, Ofarid aims to enhance his project and finance management skills, deepen his understanding of policy formulation tailored to specific country contexts, and gain insights into optimizing private-public sector collaborations. Ultimately, Ofarid views himself as strategically positioned to drive transformative change in the energy sector across Asia, leading to improved livelihoods, increased agricultural productivity, and greater access to education and healthcare services.

• Master’s Degree in Economic Development and Governance at OSCE Academy in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan 2013
• Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics at Khorog State University in Khorog, Tajikistan 2006

Available to speak on topics including:

• Public–Private Partnerships (PPPs) and regional energy development in Central and South Asia, with a focus on renewable solutions for remote and underserved areas
• Infrastructure's Role in Enabling Socio-economic Development
• Policies and Regulations that Support Sustainable Energy projects

Contact Ofarid via email or LinkedIn.

Meher Bejaoui, Tunisia

Meher Bejaoui is a dedicated multidisciplinary public administrator with a background in strategic administration, public policy, monitoring & evaluation, and compliance who is focused on enhancing public financial management and governance. Meher Bejaoui is currently an Assistant Director at the Presidency of the Government of Tunisia. In this role, Meher optimizes the economic and social impacts of State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs); implements organizational, administrative and HR improvements; and conducts compliance audits to ensure sustainability and efficiency.

During his program, Meher intends to refine his leadership and negotiation skills, deepen his expertise in governance reforms and analytical decision-making, and strengthen his ability to design and manage complex policy and development projects. His focus areas include advancing innovative strategies for economic diversification, enhancing the performance and accountability of state-owned enterprises, and promoting sustainable investment environments. He also seeks to engage with international organizations, policymakers, and thought leaders to exchange knowledge and foster global partnerships. Meher’s goal is to position himself as a catalyst for inclusive economic transformation and as a valuable contributor to international efforts in governance, development, and sustainability.

• Master’s Degree in International Studies (Development and Cooperation) at Korea University in Seoul, South Korea 2024
• Master’s Degree in Engineering at National Engineering School of Sfax in Sfax, Tunisia 2015
• Bachelor’s Degree in Biology and Geology at Faculty of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences of Tunis, Tunisia 2012

Available to speak on topics including:

• State Owned Enterprises, Government Affairs and Operations in Tunisia and North Africa
• Political Systems, Governance Structures and Doing Business in North Africa
• Sustainability and Budget Resiliency in Government
• FDI regulations, Labor Law and Commercial Law in Tunisia
• Arab Spring and the Democratic Processes in the MENA Region

Contact Meher via email, LinkedIn, or his website.

Nayelli Hernandez Crespo, Mexico

Nayelli Hernandez Crespo is an award-winning multi-disciplinary leader who values generating wealth while simultaneously protecting the environment. Her multidimensional approach has been shaped by her roles as a businesswoman, politician, economist, activist, and environmentalist. Currently Nayelli Hernandez Crespo is the Director at Consultoria Fortalece Empresarial, where she designs and implements environmental care and women's empowerment programs in Merida, Yucatán. Her previous positions include founder of a leading company in solar panel commercialization and installation, national project director focused on economic empowerment of women, and state coordinator for a Mexican political party.

Nayelli’s Humphrey Fellowship goals include gaining a more global vision of economic perspectives, market trends, and good business practices; expanding her professional network to share knowledge and collaborate; and strengthening her existing leadership skills. Nayelli plans to leverage the insights gained during her fellowship to generate enhanced programs and provide high-level consulting services that promote effective public policy in circular, regenerative, and sustainable economics.

• Master’s Degree in International Business Administration at Anáhuac University Mayab in Merida, Yucatan 2011
• Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management at Anáhuac University Mayab in Merida, Yucatan 2009

Available to speak on topics including:

• Circular Economy and Women's Economic Empowerment
• Innovation and Climatech Entrepreneurship in the Latin American Ecosystem
• Political Empowerment and Female Leadership in Mexico and Latin America
• Multisector Partnerships for Local Development
• International Collaboration and Public Policy

Contact Nayelli via email or LinkedIn.

Hamid Karim, Pakistan

Hamid Karim is a civil servant with over a decade of experience at the federal level who is committed to mobilizing climate finance for Pakistan. As Deputy Secretary at the Ministry of Economic Affairs of the Government of Pakistan, Hamid Karim is responsible for coordinating external economic assistance from foreign governments and international financial institutions to fund important projects for the country’s development. He has worked with development partners on projects related to climate action, health, and education.

Hamid sees the Humphrey Fellowship as an opportunity to gain professional experience and a better understanding of the challenges in accessing climate finance, explore innovative approaches for assessing proposed development projects, and networking with other professionals and US based organizations in the field. His ultimate goal is to bring together the development and social sectors in addressing the development needs by accessing the needed climate finance for the sustainable economic development of Pakistan.

• Master’s Degree in Development Studies at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Seoul, South Korea 2015
• Master’s Degree in Management Studies at International Islamic University in Islamabad, Pakistan 2009
• Bachelor of Science Degree at University of the Punjab in Islamabad, Pakistan 2006

Available to speak on topics including:

• Climate Crises of Pakistan: Implications
• Pakistan and the Role of International Development Cooperation
• Pakistan's Economic Recovery under IMF Program
• Pakistan-India Relations in the Backdrop of Recent Crises
• Future of the Indo-Pacific

Contact Hamid via email or LinkedIn.

Jerome Kisting, Namibia

Jerome Kisting is a venture capital investor committed to driving economic transformation in Namibia and across Africa through strategic investment in industrial innovation. He is the Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Baobab Capital, Namibia’s first venture capital firm, where he leads early-stage investments in industrial startups across Southern Africa. Under his leadership, Baobab Capital raised a pioneering $10 million first-time fund, deploying capital into businesses positioned to accelerate regional development. He is currently spearheading efforts to determine more appropriate funding models for financing early-stage companies in Africa. Jerome’s professional interests lie at the intersection of regional integration, sustainable industrialization, and supply chain finance. He brings a sharp understanding of how capital, policy, and entrepreneurship can work together to reshape African economies from within.

As a Humphrey Fellow, Jerome intends to enhance his leadership capabilities and explore innovative funding models tailored to African industrial development. His focus area includes lessons from American supply chains that can inform the evolution of African supply chain finance to catalyze industrial development. He also seeks to build lasting connections with global institutions at the forefront of investment, policy, and industrial transformation. Ultimately, Jerome’s goal is to scale the reach and effectiveness of early-stage industrial investment by advocating for enabling regulatory environments that empower entrepreneurs and capital providers to drive inclusive, long-term growth across the continent.

• Master’s Degree in Business Administration at University of Stellenbosch in Cape Town, South Africa 2008
• Bachelor’s Degree in Economics at University of Namibia in Windhoek, Khomas 2001
• Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration at University of Stellenbosch in Cape Town, South Africa 2006

Available to speak on topics including:

• VC/PE Funding for Industrial Startups in Emerging Markets
• VC/PE Fund Management in Southern Africa
• Why Africa Needs Manufacturing Not Tech Startups
• Leadership and Managing Teams in Investment Services
• Namibia's Economic and Political Landscape

Contact Jerome via email or LinkedIn.

Abneusa Manuel, Mozambique

Abnesua Manuel is an innovative leader passionate about leveraging technology and innovative financial solutions to address the needs of her country. Abneusa is currently Senior Business Analyst at Vodafone M-Pesa, Africa's most successful mobile money service and the region's largest fintech platform. In this role, she facilitates collaboration between the business and technical teams to deliver groundbreaking financial products and services, including a digital funeral insurance service, the first mobile money crowdfunding platform in Mozambique, and many other self-service initiatives. Abneusa has also led the largest community of software developers in Mozambique, Mozdevz. Her professional interests include financial literacy, youth empowerment, and program development.

During her Humphrey Fellowship, Abneusa aims to take courses on developing and managing financial products, explore the intersection of business development and financial services, and investigate strategies to develop sustainable startup ecosystems. Ultimately, Abneusa plans to apply the knowledge and skills gained over the fellowship to drive financial inclusion, support startup ecosystems, and promote financial literacy in Mozambique.

• Master’s Degree in Information Systems Management at Eduardo Mondlane University in Maputo, Mozambique 2025
• Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science at Eduardo Mondlane University in Maputo, Mozambique 2018

Available to speak on topics including:

• Fintech for Financial Inclusion in Emerging Markets
• Bridging Technology and Economic Development
• Women in Leadership and Technology
• Financial Products and Services: Research and Design
• Technology Transfer and Market Fit Frameworks for Financial Innovation

Contact Abnesua via email or LinkedIn.

Luis Montalván, Nicaragua

An economist with a crush on data and storytelling, Luis Montalván has spent the last 10 years building digital experiences in 18 countries across Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the U.S. He launched Vynil in San Francisco, led global growth at Maxonrow in Taiwan, and managed e-commerce and marketing operations for brands like Hopblox, Simply LBS, and The Poimen Group. His work has been recognized by the UNICEF Innovation Unit, the United Nations’ ITU, FIIS Chile, MIT, 500 Startups, the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship in Germany, and Innovate Latam.

Currently, Luis leads marketing at Bearworks, an AI sales enablement platform, where he specialized in high-conversion storytelling, podcast production, and prompt engineering for marketing. He builds agentic AI tools to scale content creation, outbound strategy, and inbound growth.

During his program, Luis aims to deepen his understanding of sustainable farming practices, entrepreneurship in the agroecosystem sector, and data analytics. By engaging with nutrition experts, business leaders, and Agri-Tech startups, Luis hopes to create a two-sided marketplace connecting farms and restaurants that will help broaden the customer base for farms, allow people to buy healthy food options, and increase the flow of goods and services between farmers, stores, and individuals—first in Nicaragua, and then regionally in Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Costa Rica.

• Post-Graduate Degree in Managerial Finance at American College University in Managua, Nicaragua 2015
• Bachelor’s Degree in Managerial Economics at American College University in Managua, Nicaragua 2015

Available to speak on topics including:

• Feeding Growth: How Local Food Systems Drive Economic Development
• Building Startups in Developing Economies: Lessons from Nicaragua to the U.S.
• Borderless Teams: Remote Work and Global Talent as Engines of Development
• Inclusive Innovation: How AI and Marketplaces Empower Emerging Economies
• Fellowship to Founder: How Global Networks Accelerate Local Impact

Contact Luis via email or LinkedIn.

Dolgorjav Munkhbayer, Mongolia

Dolgorjav Munkhbayar is a dedicated civil servant who believes strongly in ensuring everyone’s interest is represented in the policymaking process. Currently, Dolgorjav is the Superintendent (Referent) at the Financial Regulatory Commission, Mongolia’s authority for regulation and supervision of financial markets. In this role, Dolgorjav is responsible for the FRC’s foreign policy development, expansion of its cross-border collaboration, and the proper implementation of nationwide and sector-specific programs and projects in the financial market.

During her program, Dolgorjav plans to take courses in public policy, policy development and analysis, project management, and regulatory frameworks; gain best practices for utilizing public-private partnerships for business eco-systems; and explore strategies for bringing Mongolia’s financial market development to the international stage. Ultimately, Dolgorjav plans to apply the insights gained over her fellowship to ensure equal access to finance for all, improve public financial literacy, and direct businesses toward more sustainable practices.

• Master’s Degree in International Development Cooperation at Ewha Women’s University, Seoul 2019
• Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations at National University of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar 2015

Available to speak on topics including:

• Mongolia's Initiatives toward a Green Economy
• Financial Literacy vs Financial Fraud
• Gender Inclusive Finance

Contact Dolgorjav via email or LinkedIn.

Desarta Rapushaj, Albania

Desarta Rapushaj is a dedicated business development and strategic communication professional with over 11 years of experience across the public and private sectors in Albania. She brings extensive expertise in small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) development, project management, stakeholder engagement, and coordinating international initiatives, all with a strong focus on sustainable economic development. Desarta Rapushaj is currently an Advisor to the General Director at the Agriculture and Rural Development Agency. In this role, Desarta leads strategic communication initiatives, designs and implements outreach campaigns, and coordinates stakeholder engagement to strengthen relationships with farmers, agribusinesses, and institutional partners. She began her career in the banking sector, working for five years to expand access to finance for businesses and entrepreneurs, and later served for five years at the Albanian Investment Development Agency, where she held roles such as Market Research Analyst, Head of Innovation and Projects, and Director of SME and Projects.

As a Humphrey Fellow, Desarta aims to enhance her expertise in innovation and entrepreneurship, gain insights into best practices for SME growth, and develop tools to promote digital adoption among Albanian SMEs. After the Humphrey Fellowship Program, Desarta plans to leverage her expertise to foster a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem, improve international market access, and promote digital transformation among SMEs, contributing to job creation, economic stability, and global competitiveness for Albania.

• Master’s Degree in European Policies and Governance at University of Tirana, Albania 2025
• Master’s Degree in Accounting and Auditing at University of Tirana, Albania 2014 
• Bachelor’s Degree in Finance at University of Tirana, Albania 2012

Available to speak on topics including:

• Trade Promotion, Market Acesss , and Investment Facilitation as Pathways to SME Competitiveness
• Digital Transformation and E-commerce as Drivers of Inclusive Competitiveness
• Women’s Access to Finance and Entrepreneurship as a Driver of Inclusive Development
• Building Resilient Food Systems through Climate-Smart Agriculture and SME Innovation
• Innovative Financing Mechanisms for SME growth in Emerging Economies

Contact Desarta via email or LinkedIn.

Mbolatiana Razakatsara, Madagascar

Mbolatiana Razakatsara is a rising star in Madagascar's economic development sector passionate about increasing the digital economy’s share of her country’s GDP. Currently she is Manager for Entrepreneurship and Digital Components supporting the Economic Transformation Project for Inclusive Growth (a Malagasy Government project, funded by the World Bank). Mbolatiana is responsible for coordinating digital projects through the Ministry of Digital Development, Digital Transformation, Posts and Telecommunications. With a background in finance and accounting, her main responsibilities include boosting start-ups, establishing legal frameworks for the digital sector, improving system efficiency and enhancing digital skills. Prior to this role, she was an Investment Manager at the Economic Development Board of Madagascar (EBDM), where she supported SMEs and start-ups, designed and implemented donors' digital projects, and expanded EDBM's network of private and public partners.

Mbolatiana’s Humphrey goals include creating a program focused on technology policy and management, public policy analysis, and government innovation. Ultimately, she hopes to acquire the necessary skills and experiences to build the digital ecosystem in Madagascar and strengthen her country's institutional capacity.

• Master’s Degree in Accounting, Control, Audit at National Institute of Accountancy and Business Administration in Antananarivo, Madagascar 2016
• Master’s Degree in Law, Economics, Management at University of Poitiers in Poitiers, France 2015
• Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting at National Institute of Accountancy and Business Administration in Antananarivo, Madagascar 2014

Available to speak on topics including:

• Digital Transformation and Private Sector Competitiveness
• Strategic Technology Policy and Regulation
• Private Sector Growth via Government Digital Strategy
• Innovative Startups and SMEs Empowerment via Incubation Program
• Program Management and Technical Support

Contact Mbolatiana via email or LinkedIn.

Rahman Valiyev, Turkmenistan

Rahman Valiyev is an influential banking professional who is committed to bringing Turkmenistan’s banking services up to global standards. He believes strongly that digitizing banking operations increases the transparency of local government, reducing corruption, improving Turkmenistan society, and aiding in the overall development of the country. Currently, Rahman Valiyev is Chief of Digital Technology at the Central Bank of Turkmenistan, where he is responsible for creating, evaluating, and implementing digital solutions, while also regularly reviewing and providing recommended updates to the legal framework that governs these digital solutions. His advocacy efforts have been instrumental in introducing online banking services, cashbacks, and virtual cards, which has contributed to reduced transport costs for banks, work optimization for bank employees, and improved efficiency and convenience for his fellow citizens.

Rahman’s Humphrey Fellowship goals include gaining insights into crypto-economics, exploring best practices for regulating digital assets, and engaging with other fintech organizations. Rahman’s ultimate goal is to continue closing the gaps in Turkmenistan’s financial services by developing and implementing future solutions for the public’s benefit.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering at Turkmen Polytechnic Institute in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan 2012

Available to speak on the following topics: 

• Payment Systems
• Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC)
• Financial Literacy

Contact Rahman via email.

Trang Vu, Vietnam

Trang Vu is an influential leader in Vietnam’s finance and banking sector who prides herself in delivering tangible benefits to businesses and members of her community. Trang Vu is currently the Head of Investor Relations at Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV), one of the country’s largest state-owned banks. At BIDV for the past twenty years, she has been deeply involved in equitization, mergers and acquisitions, strategic investor sales, private placement, corporate governance (CG) and Environmental Social Governance (ESG).

Trang’s Humphrey Fellowship goals include deepening her understanding of CG and ESG, particularly as they attract foreign investment, lead to cost savings, keep ahead of changing regulations, and lead to a stable and supportive shareholder base. Ultimately, Trang plans to leverage insights gained during her fellowship to contribute to a more transparent, ethical, and sustainable business environment leading to better societal outcomes such as reduced poverty, improved public health, and environmental conservation.

• Master’s Degree in Finance at Antwerp Management School in Antwerp, Belgium 2016
• Bachelor’s Degree in Finance & Banking at Banking Academy of Vietnam in Hanoi, Vietnam 2005

Available to speak on the following topics: 

• Transforming State-Owned Banks in Vietnam
• Corporate Governance from Legal Perspectives and Best Practices in Vietnam and Southeast Asia
• Investor Relations and Attraction of Foreign Investors
• Vietnamese Women's Position in Society: A Personal Perspective

Contact Trang via email or LinkedIn.

Alumni

Abid Shah

Pakistan, 2019-20

Abneusa Manuel

Mozambique, 2025-26

Adama Ouegraogo

Burkina Faso, 2015-16

Adriana Niedoszewska

Poland, 2004-5

Ahmed Alkabab

Yemen, 2010-11

Aleem Siddiqui Matabalao Guiapal

Philippines, 2017-18

Alejandro Herrera

Dominican Republic, 2006-7

Alemayehu Lamore

Ethiopia, 2022-23

Alfonso Abdo Felix

Ecuador, 2020-21

Ali Sharwan

Yemen, 2022-23

Alicia Arteaga Salgado

Nicaragua, 2024-25

Alka Bhargava

India, 2013-14

Alma Nurshaikhova

Kazakhstan, 2010-11

Almaz Abdykerimov

Kyrgyzstan, 2016-17

Alpha Balde

Guinea, 2023-24

Amadou Ba

Senegal, 2008-9

Amlan Ines Anoman

Cote d'Ivoire, 2019-20

Amln Taumoefolau

Tonga, 2024-25

Amtul Waris

India, 2007-8

Anar Pashajanov

Azerbaijan, 2022-23

Anastasiya Khamiankova

Belarus, 2024-25

Andrea Danihelova

Slovak Republic, 2020-21

Angeline Tendai Chikwanda

Zimbabwe, 2009-10

Anna Podlesna

Slovakia, 2021-22

Ansuman Pattnaik

India, 2012-13

Aphideth Mingboupha

Laos, 2018-19

Armando Mendoza

Peru, 2018-19

Arooj Pirzadeh

Pakistan, 2024-25

Artur Bikbaev

Russia, 2014-15

Aruna Badoo

Mauritius, 2018-19

Asad Aleem

Pakistan, 2003-4

Asmaa Fizazi

Algeria, 2017-18

Asrar M. Riyad Jaber

Gaza, 2017-18

Augustin Broh

Cote d'Ivoire, 2007-8

Batsho Dambe-Groth

Botswana, 2010-11

Bayan-Altai Luvsandorj

Mongolia, 2006-7

Bezhan Shamsherovich Kholiknazarov

Tajikistan, 2014-15

Biswas Rai

Nepal, 2006-7

Boulou Akano

Niger, 2006-7

Bu Li

China, 2007-8

Carla Cecilia Lima Aranzaes

Bolivia, 2017-18

Carlos Sampaio

Brazil, 2005-6

Chen Shixin

China, 2003-4

Claribel Aparicio Ferreira

Bolivia, 2012-13

Coulibaly Ba Aliou

Mauritania, 2015-16

Cristian Alecse

Romania, 2011-12

Dana Imad Hamzah

Bahrain, 2016-17

Darshan Gangolli

India, 2004-5

David Ramos

Honduras, 2009-10

Deep Kiran Rajani

Pakistan, 2020-21

Dejan Mak

Serbia, 2011-12

Dera Niaina Zafindravaka

Madagascar, 2016-17

Desarta Rapushaj

Albania, 2025-26

Dilafruz Mamadjonova

Tajikistan, 2023-24

Djelika Pare

Burkina Faso, 2011-12

Doaa Hussein Ahmed

Egypt, 2016-17

Dolgorjav Munkhbayar

Mongolia, 2025-26

Donald Rossette

Bangladesh, 2005-6

Dong Luu Tran

Vietnam, 2005-6

Douffi Sheriff

Sierra Leone, 2008-9

Dung Nguyen

Vietnam, 2012-13

Elvin Afandi

Azerbaijan, 2009-10

Elyin Loaisiga

Nicaragua, 2023-24

Emmah Sumo

Liberia, 2009-10

Endrias Getachew

Ethiopia, 2007-8

Evaristo Simwinga

Zambia, 2007-8

Evita Feldberga

Latvia, 2020-21

Fadia Al-Bahr

Yemen, 2021-22

Faezeh Yekkalam Tash

Iran, 2021-22

Faisal Khan

Pakistan, 2013-14

Farid Hasnaoui

Morocco, 2006-7

Florentine Nzisabira

Burundi, 2022-23

Francis Stephen Nyonzo

Tanzania, 2024-25

Gabriela Rodrigues dos Santos

Brazil, 2009-10

Gabyoung Shim

Korea, 2008-9

Gandolgor Purevjav

Mongolia, 2011-12

Garba Hamadou

Niger, 2022-23

Georgi Ignatov

Estonia, 2013-14

Gertrude Basiima

Uganda, 2022-23

Gissela Morales

Bolivia, 2011-12

Griselda Soto

Nicaragua, 2003-4

Gryzel Matallana

Peru, 2002-3

Gulcheen Aqil

Pakistan, 2014-15

Gulnara Ismayilova

Azerbaijan, 2024-25

Hadjer Neggaz

Algeria, 2024-25

Hailemichael Hailu Gebregiorgiss

Ethiopia, 2019-20

Hamid Karim

Pakistan, 2025-26

Hamis Elgabry

Egypt, 2023-24

Hanan Hasan

Bahrain, 2015-16

Haytham Abushaban

Gaza, 2016-17

Heewon Kim

Korea, 2021-22

Heon-Taek Yoon

South Korea, 2022-23

Hernan Braude

Argentina, 2018-19

Hoang Thi Thanh Ha

Vietnam, 2003-4

Hodian Urio

Tanzania, 2002-3

HongMei Zhao

China, 2012-13

Hyekyung Jung

South Korea, 2023-24

Imrul Muniruzzaman

Bangladesh, 2007-8

Inna Remizova

Ukraine, 2015-16

Jaafar Elaouani

Tunisia, 2004-5

Jae Young Choi

Korea, 2003-4

Jae-Cheol Yoo

Korea, 2005-6

Janak De Silva

Sri Lanka, 2005-6

Javeria Rameez Naqvi

Pakistan, 2018-19

Jean Claude Cenatus

Haiti, 2008-9

Jennet Atabayeva

Turkmenistan, 2005-6

Jennet Hojanazarova

Turkmenistan, 2006-7

Jerome Kisting

Namibia, 2025-26

Jimmy Ndihokubwayo

Burundi, 2023-24

Jinah Seong

Korea, 2021-22

Joan Palacios

Ecuador, 2012-13

Joe Greaves

Liberia, 2021-22

Johanna De los Castillo Coronado

Panama, 2012-13

Jong Wook Lee

Korea, 2002-3

Josephine Ami-Narh

Ghana, 2007-8

Jovita Tamosaityte

Lithuania, 2013-14

Ju Yong Lee

South Korea, 2024-25

Kajal Ashna Mahepal

Suriname, 2017-18

Karen Sheppard

Peru, 2007-8

Karine Simonyan

Armenia, 2002-3

Keunwoo Lee

Korea, 2014-15

Kladoumbaye Modjingar

Chad, 2005-6

Konstantina Kalaydzhieva

Bulgaria, 2022-23

Kossi Tsogbe

Togo, 2011-12

Kouakou Bruno Tano

Cote d'Ivoire, 2015-16

Krishal Prasad

Fiji, 2022-23

Krishna Gyawali

Nepal, 2005-6

Krishna Hari Pushkar

Nepal, 2014-15

Kryssya Michaelle Sermeno Camacho

El Salvador, 2024-25

Kulthum Amani

Tanzania, 2004-5

Kunduz Masylkanova

Kyrgyzstan, 2007-8

Kunduz Keneeva

Kyrgyzstan, 2019-20

Kwasi Amankwaah

Ghana, 2009-10

Lea Uhrinova

Slovakia, 2004-5

Lima Frederick

Grenada, 2006-7

Lite' Seruvakula

Fiji, 2021-22

Luis Montalvan

Nicaragua, 2025-26

Lukas Lauw

Indonesia, 2005-6

Madou Broh

Cote d'Ivoire, 2007-8

Maha Abu-Rumman

Jordan, 2017-18

Maïmouna Kebe

Senegal, 2006-7

Mamadou Dian Bah

Guinea, 2004-5

Mangalika Adikari

Sri Lanka, 2009-10

Manju Thapa Magar

Nepal, 2009-10

Manothong Vongsay

Laos, 2003-4

Manuel Mutimucuio

Mozambique, 2013-14

Manuel Laredo

Bolivia, 2019-20

Marcelo Collahuazo

Ecuador, 2023-24

Marco Scanu

Venezuela, 2004-5

Maria Fernanda Pozo

Ecuador, 2021-22

Maria Florencia Collados

Argentina, 2022-23

Marija Jovicic

Serbia, 2016-17

Mario Milakovic

Serbia, 2021-22

Marko Saric

Serbia, 2013-14

Maxim Ross

Venezuela, 2018-19

Mazuba Mukubani

Zambia, 2019-20

Mbolatiana Razakatsara

Madagascar, 2025-26

Md. Mamunur Rahman

Bangladesh, 2016-17

Meher Bejaoui

Tunisia, 2025-26

Mehran Khan

Pakistan, 2024-25

Mila Kasalica

Montenegro, 2002-3

Michael Ajayi

Nigeria, 2018-19

Mina Aryal

Nepal, 2011-12

Minho Son

South Korea, 2020-21

Moaness Tahoun

Egypt, 2008-9

Mohamed Sankare

Mali, 2019-20

Mohammed Ahmed

Bangladesh, 2019-20

Mohsina Yasmin

Bangladesh, 2009-10

Moon Kyun Cho

Korea, 2012-13

Moussa Fofana

Mali, 2009-10

Muhammad Abid Azam

Pakistan, 2022-23

Muhammad Ahmad

Pakistan, 2010-11

Muhammad Arshad

Pakistan, 2014-15

Muhammad Asif

Pakistan, 2016-17

Munanura Robert

Uganda, 2012-13

Munkhsoyol Baatarjav

Mongolia, 2010-11

Nabina Shrestha

Nepal, 2003-4

Naglaa Mohamed Hasaab

Egypt, 2012-13

Nancy Diphupu

Botswana, 2010-11

Narin Kruy

Cambodia, 2014-15

Nayelli Hernandez Crespo

Mexico, 2025-26

Nelisiwe Dlamini

Swaziland, 2002-3

Nely Stephanie Nasir

Malaysia, 2023-24

Nydia Iluise Hawala

Angola, 2016-17

M. Octavius Phukubye

South Africa, 2018-19

Ofarid Amidkhonov

Tajikistan, 2025-26

Olusola Olubode

Nigeria, 2005-6

Paul Bagabo

Uganda, 2004-5

Petrus Nuuyoma

Namibia, 2020-21

Pimpimon Kaewmanee

Thailand, 2023-24

Pramudhita Puteri

Indonesia, 2018-19

Prasedes Banseka

Cameroon, 2010-11

Prudence Serju

Jamaica, 2013-14

Rachelle Elien

Haiti, 2013-14

Rahman Valiyev

Turkmenistan, 2025-26

Raimundo Hernandez

Honduras, 2006-7

Raju Arumugham

India, 2010-11

Ramziya Muborakshoeva

Tajikistan, 2015-16

Raneem Asif

Pakistan, 2023-24

Rasha Al-Tameemi

Iraq, 2020-21

Raul Ruiz Barbot

Uruguay, 2006-7

Reem Bassem Fouad Mikhail

Egypt, 2017-18

Rinchen Lhazom

Bhutan, 2010-11

Rohmena Chung

Guana, 2023-24

Roman Opimakh

Ukraine, 2015-16

Rose Ngalula

Dem. Rep. of Congo, 2006-7

Roua Al-Hayki

Bahrain, 2010-11

Rukhshona Rajabova

Tajikistan, 2010-11

Rustam Saidaliyev

Uzbekistan, 2005-6

Sahr Joseph Kaifineh

Sierra Leone, 2017-18

Salamat Ali

Pakistan, 2008-9

Saliha Elcin Ozen

Turkey, 2009-10

SamAng Po

Cambodia, 2010-11

Samira Ousmane Mamoudou

Niger, 2024-25

Sanavbar Sharipova

Tajikistan, 2008-9

Sanghong Lee

South Korea, 2019-20

Santiago Laserna Fernandez

Bolivia, 2017-18

Sebhat Belayneh

Ethiopia, 2008-9

Séguibyam Joachim Kientga

Burkina Faso, 2014-15

Serge Ekani

Cameroon, 2015-16

Seybou Yaro

Burkina Faso, 2010-11

Shah Faisal

Pakistan, 2011-12

Sheikh Raza

Pakistan, 2020-21

Sherab Zangmo

Bhutan, 2019-20

Shradha Shrestha

Nepal, 2021-22

Shujie He

China, 2004-5

Sinuon Va

Cambodia, 2023-24

SoeThiri Thandar

Myanmar, 2024-25

Sohna Fatou Ceesay

The Gambia, 2020-21

Sokchanna Kram

Cambodia, 2011-12

Solofoniaina Rakotoseheno Andriambola

Madagascar, 2020-21

Sónia Joao Buvana

Mozambique, 2017-18

Sophia-Joy Soli

Papua New Guinea, 2017-18

Souphonesa Xaypannha

Laos, 2007-8

Suhret Fazlic

Bosnia-Herzegovina, 2007-8

Sundus Asif

Pakistan, 2022-23

Taimur Aman

Pakistan, 2016-17

Talantbek Sakishev

Kyrgyzstan, 2004-5

Tariq Thabet

Gaza, 2021-22

Thi Lan Anh Tran

Vietnam, 2011-12

Thierno Bah

Guinea, 2008-9

Trang Vu

Vietnam, 2025-26

Tsheltrum Dorji

Bhutan, 2012-13

Uzma Ali

Pakistan, 2021-22

Vasenden Dorasami

Mauritius, 2009-10

Ventura Mufume

Mozambique, 2015-16

Vesna Gavrilovic

Bosnia-Herzegovia, 2012-13

Volodymyr Bortnytskyi

Ukraine, 2014-15

Waheeda Choudhury

Bangladesh, 2003-4

Walid Ben Amara

Tunisia, 2013-14

Wasim Ahmed

Pakistan, 2013-14

Ximena Mora

Ecuador, 2015-16

Yam Sharma

Nepal, 2007-8

Yaowu Song

China, 2006-7

Yasmeen Parveen

Bangladesh, 2014-15

Yasmira Calderón

Cuba, 2018-19

Yi Lite

China, 2002-3

Yoon Hee Kim

Korea, 2021-22

Yousaf Orakzai

Pakistan, 2011-12

Yuderka Chong Franco

Dominican Republic, 2005-6

Zaw Naing

Myanmar (Burma), 2008-9

Zaza Randriamiarana

Madagascar, 2008-9

Zharas Tugulbayev

Kazakhstan, 2006-7

Zohrab Ismayil

Azerbaijan, 2015-16

Zorana Markovic

Serbia and Montenegro, 2003-4

Zuhair M. Saleh

Libya, 2013-14

Zviad Kajaia

Georgia, 2006-7

Countries

Albania

• Desarta Rapushaj, 2025-26

Algeria

• Asmaa Fizazi, 2017-18
• Hadjer Neggaz, 2024-25

Angola

• Nydia Hawala, 2016-17

Argentina

• Hernan Braude, 2018-19
• Maria Florencia Collados, 2022-23

Armenia

• Karine Simonyan, 2002-3

Azerbaijan

• Elvin Afandi, 2009-10
• Zohrab Ismayil, 2015-16
• Anar Pashajanov, 2022-23
• Gulnara Ismayilova, 2024-25

Bahrain

• Roua Al-Hayki, 2010-11
• Hanan Hasan, 2015-16
• Dana Hamzah, 2016-17

Bangladesh

• Waheeda Choudhury, 2003-4
• Donald Rossette, 2005-6
• Imrul Muniruzzaman, 2007-8
• Moshina Yasmin, 2009-10
• Yasmeen Parveen, 2014-15
• Md. Mamunur Rahman, 2016-17
• Mohammed Ahmed, 2019-20

Belarus

• Anastasiya Khamiankova, 2024-25

Bhutan

• Rinchin Lhazom, 2010-11
• Tsheltrum Dorji, 2012-13
• Sherab Zangmo, 2019-20

Bolivia

• Gissela Morales, 2011-12
• Claribel Aparicio Ferreira, 2012-13
• Carla Cecilia Lima Aranzaes, 2017-18
• Santiago Laserna Fernandez, 2017-18
• Manuel Laredo, 2019-20

Bosnia-Herzegovina

• Suhet Fazlic, 2007-8
• Vesna Gavrilovic, 2012-13

Botswana

• Batsho Dambe-Groth, 2010-11
• Nancy Diphupu, 2012-11

Brazil

• Carlos Sampaio, 2005-6
• Gabriela Rodrigues dos Santos, 2009-10

Bulgaria

• Konstantina Kalaydzhieva, 2022-23

Burkina Faso

• Seybou Yaro, 2012-11
• Djelika Pare, 2011-12
• Seguibyam Kientga, 2014-15
• Adama Ouedraogo, 2015-16

Burundi

• Florentine Nzisabira, 2022-23
• Jimmy Ndihokubwayo, 2023-24

Cambodia

• SamAng Po, 2010-11
• Sokchanna Kram, 2011-12
• Narin Kruy, 2014-15
• Sinuon Va, 2023-24

Cameroon

• Prasedes Banseka, 2010-11
• Serge Ekani, 2015-16

Chad

• Kladoumbaye Modjingar, 2005-6

China

• Yi Lite, 2002-3
• Chen Shixin, 2003-4
• Shujie He, 2004-5
• Yaowu Song, 2006-7
• Bu Li, 2007-8
• HongMei Zhao, 2012-13

Cote d’Ivoire

• Augustin Broh, 2007-8
• Madou Broh, 2007-8
• Kouakou Bruno Tano, 2015-16
• Amlan Ines Anoman, 2019-20

Cuba

• Yasmira Calderón, 2018-19

Democratic Republic of Congo

• Rose Ngalula, 2006-7

Dominican Republic

• Yuderka Chong Franco, 2005-6
• Alejandro Herrera, 2006-7

Ecuador

• Joan Palacios, 2012-13
• Ximena Mora, 2015-16
• Alfonso Abdo Felix, 2020-21
• Maria Fernanda Pozo, 2021-22
• Marcelo Collahuazo, 2023-24

Egypt

• Moaness Tahoun, 2008-9
• Naglaa Mohamed Hassab, 2012-13
• Doaa Hussein Ahmed, 2016-17
• Reem Fouad Mikhail, 2017-18
• Hamis Elgabry, 2023-24

El Salvador

• Kryssya Michaelle Sermeno Camacho, 2024-25

Estonia

• Georgi Ignatov, 2013-14

Ethiopia

• Endrias Getachew, 2007-8
• Sebhat Belayneh, 2008-9
• Hailemichael Hailu Gebregiorgiss, 2019-20
• Alemayehu Lamore, 2022-23

Fiji

• Lite' Seruvakula, 2021-22
• Krishal Prasad, 2022-23

The Gambia

• Sohna Fatou Ceesay, 2020-21

Gaza

• Haytham Abushaban, 2016-17
• Asrar M. Riyad Jaber, 2017-18
• Tariq Thabet, 2021-22

Georgia

• Zviad Kajaia, 2006-7

Ghana

• Josephine Ami-Narh, 2007-8
• Kwasi Amankwaah, 2009-10

Grenada

• Lima Frederick, 2006-7

Guinea

• Mamadou Dian Bah, 2004-5
• Thierno Bah, 2008-9
• Alpha Balde, 2023-24

Guyana

• Rohmena Chung, 2023-24

Haiti

• Jean Claude Cenatus, 2008-9
• Rachelle Elien, 2013-14

Honduras

• Raimundo Hernandez, 2006-7
• David Ramos, 2009-10

India

• Darshan Gangolli, 2004-5
• Amtul Waris, 2007-8
• Raju Arumugham, 2010-11
• Ansuman Pattnaik, 2012-13
• Alka Bhargava, 2013-14

Indonesia

• Lukas Lauw, 2005-6
• Pramudhita Puteri, 2018-19

Iran

• Faezeh Yekkalam Tash, 2021-22

Iraq

• Rasha Al-Tameemi, 2020-21

Jamaica

• Prudence Serju, 2013-14

Jordan

• Maha Abu-Rumman, 2017-18

Kazakhstan

• Zharas Tugulbayev, 2006-7
• Alma Nurshaikhova, 2010-11

Korea

• Jong Wook Lee, 2002-3
• Jae Young Choi, 2003-4
• Jae-Cheol Yoo, 2005-6
• Gabyoung Shim, 2008-9
• Moon Kyun Cho, 2012-13
• Keunwoo Lee, 2014-15
• Sanghong Lee, 2019-20
• Minho Son, 2020-21
• Heewon Kim, 2021-22
• Yoon Hee Kim, 2021-22
• Jinah Seong, 2021-22
• Heon-Taek Yoon, 2022-23

Kyrgyzstan

• Talantbek Sakishev, 2004-5
• Kunduz Masylkanova, 2007-8
• Almaz Abdykerimov, 2016-17
• Kunduz Keneeva, 2019-20

Latvia

• Evita Feldberga, 2020-21

Laos

• Manothong Vongsay, 2003-4
• Souphonesa Xaypannha, 2007-8
• Aphideth Mingboupha, 2018-19

Liberia

• Emmah Sumo, 2009-10
• Joe Greaves, 2021-22

Libya

• Zuhair M. Saleh, 2013-14

Lithuania

• Jovita Tamosaityte, 2013-14

Madagascar

• Zaza Randriamiarana, 2008-9
• Dera Zafindravaka, 2016-17
• Solofoniaina Rakotoseheno Andriambola, 2020-21
• Mbolatiana Razakatsara, 2025-26

Malaysia

• Nely Stephanie Nasir, 2023-24

Mali

• Moussa Fofana, 2009-10
• Mohamed Sankare, 2019-20

Mauritius

• Aruna Badoo, 2018-19

Mauritania

• Coulibaly Ba Aliou, 2015-16

Mauritius

• Vasenden Dorasami, 2009-10

Mexico

• Nayelli Hernandez Crespo, 2025-26

Mongolia

• Bayan-Altai Luvsandorj, 2006-7
• Munkhsoyol Baatarjav, 2010-11
• Gandolgor Purevjav, 2011-12
• Dolgorjav Munkhbayar, 2025-26

Montenegro

• Mila Kasalica, 2002-3

Morocco

• Farid Hasnaoui, 2006-7

Mozambique

• Manuel Mutimucuio, 2013-14
• Ventura Mufume, 2015-16
• Sónia Joao Buvana, 2017-18
• Abneusa Manuel, 2025-26

Myanmar (Burma)

• Zaw Naing, 2008-9
• SoeThiri Thandar, 2024-25

Namibia

• Petrus Nuuyoma, 2020-21
• Jerome Kisting, 2025-26

Nepal

• Nabina Shrestha, 2003-4
• Krishna Gyawali, 2005-6
• Biswas Rai, 2006-7
• Yam Sharma, 2007-8
• Manju Thapa Magar, 2009-10
• Mina Aryal, 2011-12
• Krishna Hari Pushkar, 2014-15
• Shradha Shrestha, 2021-22

Nicaragua

• Griselda Soto, 2003-4
• Elyin Loaisiga, 2023-24
• Alicia Arteaga Salgado, 2024-25
• Luis Montalvan, 2025-26

Niger

• Boulou Akano, 2006-7
• Garba Hamadou, 2022-23
• Samira Ousmane Mamoudou, 2024-25

Nigeria

• Olusola Olubode, 2005-6
• Michael Ajayi, 2018-19

Pakistan

• Asad Aleem, 2003-4
• Salmat Ali, 2008-9
• Muhammad Ahmad, 2010-11
• Shah Faisal, 2011-12
• Yousaf Orakzai, 2011-12
• Faisal Khan, 2013-14
• Wasim Ahmed, 2013-14
• Muhammad Arshad, 2015-16
• Gulcheen Aqil, 2015-16
• Muhammad Asif, 2016-17
• Taimur Aman, 2016-17
• Javeria Rameez Naqvi, 2018-19
• Abid Shah, 2019-20
• Deep Kiran Rajani, 2020-21
• Sheikh Raza, 2020-21
• Uzma Ali, 2021-22
• Sundus Asif, 2022-23
• Muhammad Abid Azam, 2022-23
• Raneem Asif, 2023-24
• Arooj Pirzadeh, 2024-25
• Mehran Khan, 2024-25
• Hamid Karim, 2025-26

Panama

• Johanna De los Castillo Coronado, 2012-13

Papua New Guinea

• Sophia-Joy Soli, 2017-18

Peru

• Gryzel Matallana, 2002-3
• Karen Sheppard, 2007-8
• Armando Mendoza, 2018-19

Philippines

• Aleem Siddiqui Matabalao Guiapal, 2017-18

Poland

• Adriana Niedoszewska, 2004-5

Romania

• Cristian Alecse, 2011-12

Russia

• Artur Bikbaev, 2014-15

Senegal

• Maïmouna Kebe, 2006-7
• Amadou Ba, 2008-9

Serbia

• Dejan Mak, 2011-12
• Marko Saric, 2013-14
• Marija Polak, 2016-17
• Mario Milakovic, 2021-22

Serbia and Montenegro

• Zorana Markovic, 2003-4

Sierra Leone

• Douffi Sheriff, 2008-9
• Sahr Joseph Kaifineh, 2017-18

Slovakia

• Lea Uhrinova, 2004-5
• Andrea Danihelova, 2020-21
• Anna Podlesna, 2021-22

South Africa

• M. Octavius Phukubye, 2018-19

South Korea

• Hyekyung Jung, 2023-24
• Ju Yong Lee, 2024-25

Sri Lanka

• Janak De Silva, 2005-6
• Mangalika Adikari, 2009-10

Suriname

• Kahal Ashna Mahepal, 2017-18

Swaziland

• Nelisiwe Dlamini, 2002-3

Tajikistan

• Sanavbar Sharipova, 2008-9
• Rukhshona Rajabova, 2010-11
• Bezhan Kholiknazarov, 2014-15
• Ramziya Muborakshoeva, 2015-16
• Dilafruz Mamadjonova, 2023-24
• Ofarid Amidkhonov, 2025-26

Tanzania

• Hodian Urio, 2002-3
• Kulthum Amani, 2004-5
• Francis Stephen Nyonzo, 2024-25

Thailand

• Pimpimon Kaewmanee, 2023-24

Togo

• Kossi Tsogbe, 2011-12

Tonga

• Amin Taumoefolau, 2024-25

Tunisia

• Jaafar Elaouani, 2004-5
• Walid Ben Amara, 2013-14
• Meher Bejaoui, 2025-26

Turkey

• Saliha Elcin Ozen, 2009-10

Turkmenistan

• Jennet Atabayeva, 2005-6
• Jennet Hojanazarova, 2006-7
• Rahman Valiyev, 2025-26

Uganda

• Paul Bagabo, 2004-5
• Munanura Robert, 2012-13
• Gertrude Basiima, 2022-23

Ukraine

• Volodymyr Bortnytskyi, 2014-15
• Inna Remizova, 2015-16
• Roman Opimakh, 2015-16

Uruguay

• Raul Ruiz Barbot, 2006-7

Uzbekistan

• Rustam Saidaliyev, 2005-6

Venezuela

• Marco Scanu, 2004-5
• Maxim Ross, 2018-19

Vietnam

• Hoang Thi Thanh Ha, 2003-4
• Dong Luu Tran, 2005-6
• Thi Lan Anh Tran, 2011-12
• Bung Nguyen, 2012-13
• Trang Vu, 2025-26

Yemen

• Ahmed Alkabab, 2010-11
• Fadia Al-Bahr, 2021-22
• Ali Sharwan, 2022-23

Zambia

• Evaristo Simwinga, 2007-8
• Mazuba Mukubani, 2019-20

Zimbabwe

• Angeline Tendai Chikwanda, 2009-10

Professional Affiliation Sites

5 Lakes Energy, Northport, MI

• SoeThiri Thandar

ACCION USA, New York, NY

• Angeline Tendai Chikwanda

African Chamber of Commerce, Dallas TX

• Olusola Olubode

Aga Khan Council, USA, Chicago, IL

• Ramziya Muborakshoeva

Allen Neighborhood Center, Lansing, MI

• Douffi Sheriff
• Andrea Danihelova

Alliance for African Partnerships, East Lansing, MI

• Samira Ousmane Mamoudou

American Red Cross, Mid-Michigan Chapter, Lansing, MI

• Mazuba Mukubani
• Elyin Loaisiga
• Sinuon Va

Amish Prestige, Columbus, OH

• Marko Saric

Anthem/Wellpoint, Richmond, VA

• Datsho Bambe-Groth

Ash Center for Democratic Governance, Cambridge, MA

• Dung Nguyen

Asia Foundation, San Francisco, CA

• Krishna Hari Pushkar

Atlas Corps

• Carla Cecilia Lima Aranzaes

Beeck Center, Washington, DC

• Nydia Hawala

BN USA Inc., Fort Lee, NJ

• Moon Kyun Cho

Brookings Institution, Washington, DC

• Hernan Braude

Burgess  Institute for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, East Lansing, MI

• Dilafruz Mamadjonova

Capital Area MichiganWorks!, Lansing, MI

• Amlan Ines Anoman

Capitol Bankcorp, Lansing, MI

• Josephine Ami-Narh

Center for Community and Economic Development, East Lansing, MI

• Alicia Arteaga Salgado
• Kryssya Michaelle Sermeno Camacho
• Manuel Laredo

Center for Creative Leadership, Greensboro, NC

• Kwasi Amankwaah
• Vasenden Dorasami

Center for International Private Enterprise, Washington, DC

• Kwasi Amankwaah

Center for Quality People Organization, Georgetown, KY

• Batsho Dambe-Groth

Center for Restorative Justice and Peace, St. Paul, MN

• Shah Faisal

City of East Lansing, East Lansing, MI

• Adama Ouedraogo
• Almaz Abdykerimov
• Amadou Bah
• Amin Taumoefolau
• Dejan Mak
• Dong Luu Tran
• Emmah Sumo
• Georgi Ignatov
• Haytham Abushaban
• Manju Thapa Magar
• Md. Mamunur Rahman
• Muhammad Ahmad
• Muhammad Arshad
• Munkhsoyol Baatarjav
• Narin Kruy
• Rachelle Elien
• Rinchen Lhazom
• Rukhshona Rajabova
• Taimur Aman
• Yasmeen Parveen
• Yousef Orakzai
• Aruna Badoo
• Michael Ajayi
• Sherab Zangmo
• Uzma Ali

City of East Lansing Budget Office, East Lansing, MI

• Seguibyam Kientga
• Wasim Ahmed

City of Flint, MI

• Maria Florencia Collados

D-Labs, Boston, MA

• Md. Mamunur Rahman

Common Impact, Boston, MA

• Jovita Tamozaityte

Commonwealth of Virginia, Richmond, VA

• Roua Al-Hayki

Comprehensive Sleep Center

• Anar Pashajanov

Consulate of Pakistan, Chicago, IL

• Muhammad Arshad

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

• Amtul Waris

County of Hawaii Office of Housing, Hilo, HI

• Cristian Alecse

Detroit Metropolitan Airport

• Garba Hamadou

Detroit Youth Development Commission, Detroit, MI

• Maïmouna Kebe

Dewey Balantine LLC, Washington, DC

• Janak De Silva

East Lansing Technology Innovation Center, East Lansing, MI

• Mina Aryal

Education for Employment, Washington, DC

• Zuhair M. Saleh

ELM International, Foothill Ranch, CA

• Rustam Saidaliyev

Enterprise Development Group, Arlington, VA

• Endrias Getachew

Firebird Management LLC, New York, NY

• Zviad Kajaia

Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Washington, DC

• Amlan Ines Anoman

Gabriel’s Community Credit Union, Lansing, MI

• Prasedes Banseka

George Mason University, Fairfax, VA

• Artur Bikbaev

Grameen Bank, Washington, DC

• Ximena Mora

Grameen Foundation, Washington, DC

• Maria Fernanda Pozo 

Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Washington, DC

• Gissela Morales

Information Technology Innovation Foundation

• Evita Feldberga

International Civil Society Action Network

• Florentine Nzisabira

International Monetary Fund, Washington, DC

• Dana Hamzah
• Inna Remizova
• Jennet Hojanazarova
• Karen Sheppard
• Marija Polak
• Narin Kruy
• Zaza Randriamiarana
• Maha Abu-Rumman
• Anar Pashajanov
• Gertrude Basiima

Inter-American Development Bank, Washington, DC

• Keunwoo Lee

Jackson National Life, East Lansing, MI

• Reem Bassem Fouad Mikhail
• Solofoniaina Rakotoseheno Andriambola

Kelly Services, Troy, MI

• Kossi Tsogbe

Lansing Economic Area Partnership, Lansing, MI

• Dera Zafindravaka
• Muhammad Asif
• Nydia Hawala
• Santiago Laserna Fernandez
• Octavius Phukubye
• Sanghong Lee
• Sheikh Raza
• Tariq Thabet
• Krishal Prasad
• Jimmy Ndihokubwayo
• Gulnara Ismayilova

Latin Chamber of Commerce USA, Miami, FL

• Claribel Aparicio Ferreira

Louisiana State University Center for Energy Studies, Baton Rouge, LA

• Roman Opimakh

Michigan Chamber of Commerce, Lansing, MI

• Thi Lan Anh Tran

Michigan Civil Service, Lansing, MI

Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness, Lansing, MI

• Nely Stephanie Nasir

Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy, Lansing, MI

• Faezeh Yekkalam Tash
• Pimpimon Kaewmanee
• SoeThiri Thandar

Michigan Economic Development Corporation

• Sundus Asif

Michigan Employment Clinic

• Anna Podlesna

Michigan Manufacturers’ Association, Lansing, MI

• Thi Lan Anh Tran

Michigan Small Business and Technology, Lansing, MI

• Donald Rossette

Michigan State University EMPowER Laboratory, East Lansing, MI

• Heewon Kim

Michigan State University Extension - First Impressions Tourism Program, East Lansing, MI

• Shradha Shrestha

Michigan State University Office for China Programs

• Jinah Seong

Michigan State University Office of Human Resources, East Lansing, MI

• Ramziya Muborakshoeva
• Asmaa Fizazi
• Carla Cecilia Lima Aranzaes
• Pramudhita Puteri
• Aphideth Mingboupha
• Deep Kiran Rajani
• Rasha Al-Tameemi
• Yoon Hee Kim
• Raneem Asif
• Rohmena Chung

Michigan State University Agriculture, Food and Resource Economics, East Lansing, MI

• Jean Claude Cenatus

Michigan State University Center for Community and Economic Development, East Lansing, MI

• SamAng Po
• Sokchanna Kram
• Joe Garmondyu Greaves
• Marcelo Collahuazo

Michigan State University Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, East Lansing, MI

• Maxim Ross

Michigan State University Center for Law, Technology & Innovation, East Lansing, MI

• Hyekyung Jung

Michigan State University Center for International Business, East Lansing, MI

• Sophia-Joy Soli
• Minho Son

Michigan State University College of Law Tax Clinic, East Lansing, MI

• Ansuman Pattnaik
• Carlos Sampaio
• Farid Hasnaoui
• Jae-Cheol Yoo

Michigan State University Computing and Network Services, East Lansing, MI

• Lukas Lauw

Michigan State University Department of Animal Science

• Alemayehu Lamore

Michigan State University Mail Services Department

• Neon-Taek Yoon
• Raneem Asif

Michigan State University Office for Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives, East Lansing, MI

• Gabriela Rodrigues dos Santos

Michigan State University Product Center, East Lansing, MI

• Tsheltrum Dorji

Michigan State University Quantitative Fisheries Center, East Lansing, MI

• Lite' Seruvakula

Michigan State University School of Human Resources and Labor Relations, East Lansing, MI

• Gandolgor Purevjav

Michigan State University Travel, Tourism and Recreation, East Lansing, MI

• Kladoumbaye Modjingar

Michigan State University Federal Credit Union, East Lansing, MI

• Bezhan Kholiknazarov
• Mohamed Sankare

MSU Surplus Store & Recycling Center

• Gertrude Basiima

NASA - Ames Laboratory, Mountain View, CA

• Sophia-Joy Soli

National Democratic Institute, Washington, DC

• Walid Ben Amara
• Sohna Fatou Ceesay

Nissequogue Cogen Partners Energy Center, New York, NY

• Jennet Atabeyeva

Natural Resource Governance Institute, New York, NY

• Zohrab Ismayil
• Armando Mendoza

Northern Manhattan Community Voices, New York, NY

• Yuderka Chong Franco

NAZDEALZ LLC

• Ali Sharwan
• Muhammad Abid Azam

Opportunity Resource Fund, East Lansing, MI

• Faisal Khan

PACT, Washington, DC

• Gulcheen Aqil

Pan-American Health Organization, Washington, DC

• Kajal Ashna Mahepal

PandaDoc, San Francisco, CA

• Anastasiya Khamiankova

Paramount Coffee, Lansing, MI

• Gissela Morales

Population Reference Bureau, Washington, DC

• Sahr Joseph Kaifineh

Prima Civitas, East Lansing, MI

• Manuel Mutimucuio

Red Cedar Ventures, East Lansing, MI

• Octavius Phukubye

Refinitiv

• Petrus Nuuyoma

Refugee Development Center, Lansing, MI

• Hadjer Neggaz

Sheltering Arms, Atlanta, GA

• Mario Milakovic

Sparrow Hospital, Lansing, MI

• Batsho Dambe-Groth

Spartan Innovations, East Lansing, MI

• Naglaa Mohamed Hasaab
• Muhammad Abid Azam
• Hamis Abdelhady
• Alpha Balde
• Anastasiya Khamiankova
• Francis Stephen Nyonzo

State of Michigan Attorney General, Lansing, MI

• Ju Yong Lee

State of Michigan Budget Office, Lansing, MI

• Wasim Ahmed

State of Michigan Department of Treasury, Lansing, MI

• Dana Hamzah
• Salamat Ali
• Maha Abu-Rumman

State of Michigan Department of Corrections, Lansing, MI

• Munanura Robert

State of Michigan Department of Energy, Lansing, MI

• Mangalika Adikari

State of Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Lansing, MI

• Muhammad Ahmad

Tax Justice Network, USA, Washington, DC

• Johanna De los Castillo Coronado

TechSmith

• Sundus Asif
• Arooj Pirzadeh

Tempus, Washington, DC

• Sónia João Buvana

Thai Community Development Center, Hollywood, CA

• Rachelle Elien
• Dera Zafindravaka

TTI Global, Rochester Hills, MI

• Raju Arumugham

The Unforgotten

• Fadia Al-Bahr

United Nations

• Mehran Khan

United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, New York, NY

• Dejan Mak

United Nations Development Programme, New York, NY

• Alma Nurshaikhova
• Alfonso Abdo Felix
• Konstantina Kalaydzhieva

University of Michigan Credit Union, Ann Arbor, MI

• Bezhan Kholiknazarov

United States Bureau of Labor and Statistics, Washington, DC

• Nancy Diphupu

United States Customs and Border Control, Washington, DC

• Gabyoung Shim

United States Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, DC

• Volodymyr Bortnytskyi
• Mohammed Ahmed

United States Phillipines Society, Washington, DC

• Aleem Siddiqui Matabalao Guiapal

Virginia Department of Planning and Budget, Richmond, VA

• Thierno Bah

Waverly High School, Lansing, MI

• Yasmira Calderon

Wells Fargo and Women Venture, St. Paul, MN

• Sanavbar Sharipova

Women for Women International, Washington, DC

• Asrar Jaber

World Bank, Washington, DC

• Alka Bhargava
• Bu Li
• Coulibaly Ba Aliou
• David Ramos
• Djelika Pare
• Donald Rossette
• Elvin Afandi
• Farid Hasnaoui
• Hanan Hasan
• Joan Palacios
• Kouakou Bruno Tano
• Krishna Gyawali
• Kunduz Masylkanova
• Moaness Tahoun
• Moussa Fofana
• Prudence Serju
• Rose Ngalula
• Saliha Elcin Ozen
• Ventura Mufume
• Yam Sharma
• Yasmeen Parveen
• Zaw Naing
• Reem Bassem Fouad Mikhail
• Maxim Ross
• Hailemichael Hailu Gebregiorgiss
• Kunduz Keneeva
• Mehran Khan

World Bank - International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC

• Ahmed Alkabab
• Sebhat Belayneh

World Learning

• Hadjer Neggaz

World Wildlife Fund, Washington, DC

• HongMei Zhao
• Vesna Gavrilovic