Humphrey Fellows Profiles
Current Fellows
Hamis Elgabry, Egypt
Hamis Elgabry is the Head of Grants and Partnerships at Mozare3, Egypt’s first Agri-FinTech startup, where she oversees the company’s expansion and leads impact driven programs. In this role, she seeks to deliver sustainable and affordable agriculture solutions that empower five thousand small-scale farmers while also designing and implementing various high-impact donor-funded initiatives. Her Humphrey Fellowship goals include better understanding how agriculture contributes to economic growth, integrating green technology in the public sector, and growing in her knowledge of entrepreneurship and venture-building. Her ultimate goal is to empower more of the five million small farmers in Egypt with agricultural and financial technologies that will raise their income and quality of life.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Microbiology and Biochemistry – Helwan University in Helwan, Cairo 2013
- Graduate Certificate in Biochemistry – Helwan University in Helwan, Cairo 2015
- Master’s Degree in Management of Technology (MOT) – Nile University, Giza 2023
Available to speak on topics including:
- Agri-Entrepreneurship
- Contract Farming - Opportunities and Callanges
- Innovative Management
- Soilless Agriculture: Hydroponics and Aquaponics
Raneem Asif, Pakistan
Raneem Asif is Chief Controller of Stamps of the Pakistan Post Office Department. Prior to this new role, she served as the Assistant Postmaster General, where she was responsible for the operations and human resources for the postal circle of Central Punjab, an area comprising over two thousand post offices and over four thousand employees. She has over a decade of work experience in the Pakistan Post Office and has served in a variety of capacities, including life insurance, risk and fraud management, and supervision of financial services. During her Humphrey Fellowship, she intends to learn about change management through case studies, gain practical experience in leadership development, and enhance implementation of HR best practices. Her ultimate goals are to enact improvements in service delivery, engage in capacity building, and successfully implement public policy reforms through human resources.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics and Statistics – University of the Punjab in Lahore, Punjab 2007
- Master’s Degree in Banking and Finance - University of the Punjab in Lahore, Punjab 2007
Available to speak on topics including:
- How Organisational Behaviour can Impact Employee Performance
- Change Management Techniques to Adapt to Evolving Work Culture
- Impact of Digital Transformation on Organizational Culture
- Global Peace and Harmony
- Importance of Human Resource Development for improving Organizational Performance
Alpha Balde, Guinea
Alpha Balde is a Macroeconomist Expert at the United Nations Development Programme, where he supports national planning through the development of the Integrated National Financing Framework for SDGs. With extensive experience in development projects, Alpha has played an active part in raising two funds for youth employment from the African Development Bank. In his Humphrey Fellowship, Alpha aims to understand policymaking, program implementation, and the role of the private sector to empower his community's development. His ultimate goal is to promote good governance, foster youth entrepreneurship, and achieve shared prosperity while fighting poverty.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Development Economics - University Clermond Auvergne in Clermont Ferrand, Auvergne 2015
- Master’s Degree in Development Project Analysis – University Clermond Auvergne in Clermont Ferrand, Auvergne 2017
Available to speak on topics including:
- Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) - Quick Overview
- Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) : An innovative way to accelerate the achievement of SDGs
- Leadership: One Success Story in Africa
- Guinea's Mining Sector: Analyzing the 'Dutch Disease' Phenomenon
- Cultural Diversity
Rohmena Chung, Guyana
Rohmena Chung is the Director of Human Resources at Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation, the premier national hospital in Guyana. With over twenty years of public service experience and nine years in the health sector, she is passionate about making a difference in the lives of people, which she does at GPHC by developing structures, systems, and policies that positively impact its 2,500 doctors, nurses, and auxiliary staff. Additionally, she is often called upon by national leaders to offer her perspective on the long- and short-term challenges facing the health sector. Her Humphrey Fellowship goals include improving her research and analytical skills, allowing her to advance in her career at the policy level. Her ultimate goal is to venture into health care management where she will have greater responsibility in the operation and management of the health sector in Guyana.
- Graduate Diploma in Human Resources – Institute of Applied Manpower Research in New Delhi, India 2004
- Master’s Degree in Business Management – University of Wales in Wales 2012
Available to speak on topics including:
- Leadership- Authentic leadership style in a diverse work environment
- The Importance of Personal Development in building a sucessful career
- Guyana - A Hidden Paradise
- Career Contingency Plan
Marcelo Collahuazo, Ecuador
Marcelo Collahuazo is the Manager of Recruitment and Training for the Population and Housing Census at the National Institute of Statistics and Census. For the purpose of updating Ecuador’s socio-demographic statistics, he leads a team implementing training methods to improve data collection that will benefit policymaking and resources allocation. His Humphrey Fellowship goals include developing strategies to design evidence-based policymaking, supporting the monitoring of public policies, and exploring innovative approaches to leverage data in enhancing productivity and growth within private firms. His ultimate goals are to become an expert in using data as a narrative tool and to confront disparities of information access by emphasizing the availability of open data to promote better decision-making and reduce manipulation.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Economics – Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador in Quito, Pichincha 2015
- Graduate Certificate in Specialization in Management for Development – Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar in Quito, Pichincha 2017
Available to speak on topics including:
- Data Analysis as a Tool for Better Policy Making
- The Role of National Statistical Systems to Foster Development
- Population and Housing Census: Metholodology, Pilot tests, and Training Process in Ecuador
Hyekyung Jung, South Korea
Hyekyung Jung is the Senior Deputy Director of the Korean Fair Trade Commission. In this role, she develops new regulatory policy with the aim of enhancing market competitiveness. Her responsibilities also extend to regulating market monopolies, with the aim of allowing innovative companies entry into the market. She has fifteen years of experience working in various regulatory capacities. Her Humphrey Fellowship goals include learning about self-regulation, researching various regulation policies for online platforms, and sharpening her leadership skills. Her ultimate goal is to be an expert in online platform regulation policy so that she can craft policies that prevent unfair trade practices online and promote customer welfare.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Law – Seoul National University in Seoul, South Korea 2008
Available to speak on topics including:
- Methods for Regulating Online Platforms
- Cases of Competition Law Enforcement
- Consumer Law Enforcement Cases
- Consumer Harm Caused by False or Exaggerated Advertising
Pimpimon Kaewmanee, Thailand
Pimpimon Kaewmanee is a Lecturer and Head of the Economics Department at Maejo University in Chiang Mai. In this role, she coordinates projects that focus on community development and agricultural reform. Her two most recent projects relate to transforming the agricultural system of Thailand and moving away from a reliance on deforestation toward more sustainable agroforestry. During her Humphrey Fellowship, she intends to learn about natural resource assessment, enhance her communication and negotiation skills in English, and develop strategies for coordinating with environmental agencies. Her ultimate goal is to work toward sustainable agriculture through reforestation and quality of life improvement in Southeast Asia, especially Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Thailand.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Economics – Kasetsart University in Bangkhen, Bangkok 1999
- Master’s Degree in Economics – Chiang Mai University in Muang, Chiang Mai 2009
- Doctorate Degree in Economics – Chiang Mai University in Muang, Chiang Mai 2013
Available to speak on topics including:
- The Agriculture System in Thailand
- A Case Study of Community Development in Thailand
- Subjective Wellbeing and Quality of life, Inner Peace and Poverty in Northern Thailand
- Participatory Action Research, Rural Rapid Appraisal
- Sufficiency Economy Philosophy
Elyin Loaisiga, Nicaragua
Elyin Loaisiga Alcocer is the Strategy and Project Manager for Convoy of Hope in Nicaragua, where he manages the implementation of sustainable projects in underdeveloped communities and develops public-private partnerships. In this role, he supports the strategic implementation of humanitarian assistance programs in the areas of agriculture, technological entrepreneurship, and feeding initiatives for children suffering from malnutrition. His Humphrey Fellowship goals include learning about innovation processes applied to economic development ventures, using digital tools for business decision making and organizational change processes, as well as strengthening his skills in strategic leadership and community engagement projects. His ultimate goal is to develop new initiatives and apply both technical innovation and reengineering processes to his organization’s social program implementations.
- Certificate in Business Entrepreneurship and Management - National University of Engineering in Managua, Managua 2004
- Bachelor’s Degree in Systems Engineering – National University of Engineering in Managua, Managua 2006
- Master’s Degree in Project Management and International Cooperation – University of Salamanca in Salamanca, Castile and Leon 2023
- Master’s Degree in Leadership and Talent Management – Institute of Management Studies – University of Nebrija in Grenada Andalusia 2023
Available to speak on topics including:
- The Role of Non-Profits in Central America: A brief review of their impact on the region's different societies and cultures
- When Social Work Deals with Adversity: Current challenges being faced across different political systems in Central America
- Volunteer Social Work and Advocacy in Central America: Characteristics and Particularities
- Non Profit Partnerships and Collaborations with the Public and Private Sector in Central America: A Brief Review of its History and Current Trends
- Ethics and Social Responsibilty Initiatives in Central America: Are they truly sustainable and community-oriented?
Dilafruz Mamadjonova, Tajikistan
Dilafruz Mamadjonova is a Private Sector Partnership Specialist at USAID’s Future Growth Initiative where she is responsible for projects related to the private sector development. In particular, she is involved in the creation of new projects with private sector companies, grant management and monitoring and evaluation processes. With over ten years of experience, Dilafruz is passionate about business development. During her Humphrey Fellowship, she intends to hone her skills in business incubation, build a foundation for long-lasting partnerships with international organizations in the US, and gain expertise through a variety of professional development opportunities. Her ultimate goal is to open a consulting company to strengthen women and girls’ businesses and start-ups.
- Master’s Degree in Finance and Credit – Khujand Branch of Technological University of Tajikistan in Khujand, Sughd 2007
Available to speak on topics including:
- Start-up Development Process in Central Asia
- The Impact of Grants on Private Sector Development
- Women's Entrepreneurship in Tajikistan
- Community-Based Tourism as a Way to Improve People's Living Standards in Rural Areas
- Grants to NGOs vs Grants to Private Sector: Results and Sustainability from an Economic Development Perspective
Nely Stephanie Nasir, Malaysia
Nely Stephanie Nasir has recently assumed a new role as a Deputy Undersecretary in the Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change. In this role, she is responsible for managing policy documentations for the Electricity Supply Industry nationwide. She previously served as the Senior Private Confidential Secretary to a Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department where she actively coordinated economic development programs aimed for rural areas. Her Humphrey Fellowship program goals include developing her civic engagement skills, enhancing her policy analysis capabilities, and honing her skills in non-profits strategic planning. Her ultimate goal is to create greater economic opportunities by bridging poverty and inequality disparities between regions and empowering rural youth and women.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Tourism Management – The University of Wolverhampton in Wolverhampton, England 1998
- Master’s Degree in Economics and Communication (majoring in International Tourism) – University of Lugano, Switzerland 2010
Available to speak on topics including:
- The Administrative and Diplomatic Services of Malaysia: Roles and Contributions in the Country's Economic Development and Transformation
- Culture and Heritage: The Challenges of Preservation of Cultural Heritage and Traditions in Malaysia
- The Significance of Leadership in a Multicultural Society
- Bridging Urban and Rural Disparities: The Challenges in Poverty Alleviation in Malaysia
- Empowering Youth and Women Toward a Sustainable and Equitable Community
Jimmy Ndihokubwayo, Burundi
Jimmy Ndihokubwayo is President and Executive Director of Tabitha Community in Action, a local NGO that carries out relief activities for vulnerable populations. In this role, Jimmy oversees the administration, programs, and strategic plan of the organization. His Humphrey Fellowship goals include increasing his professional network, enhancing his skills in economic development, and learning innovative solutions for eradicating poverty. His ultimate goal is to create a center that will function as both a social entrepreneur hub that empowers young entrepreneurs as well as an inclusion center that will provide trauma-informed coaching to support initiatives from minority populations.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Economic Sciences and Management Faculty – University of Burundi in Bujumbura 2017
Available to speak on topics including:
- Empowering Youth and Women Toward a Sustainable and Equitable Community
- Community Development
- Children's Education
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- How to Engage the Community: Creating a CBO, a Non-Profit Organization, Starting a Campaign or an Initiative
Sinuon Va, Cambodia
Sinuon Va is a National Project Assistant in the United Nations Industrial Development Organization. In this role, he is responsible for administrative tasks, finance and procurement, and office management. He is also the founder and head of programs for the YOUth Initiative Hub which focuses on youth capacity development through online employability training. During his Humphrey Fellowship, he intends to develop new professional networks, learn about fundraising, and hone his skills in designing online training programs. His ultimate goal is to develop his youth employability project into a national hub that gives young people not only a place to enhance their employability skills but also a space to conduct research and obtain career counseling.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and Business – National University of Management in Phnom Penh, Phnom Penh 2011
- Certificate for Intensive English for Academic Purposes – Pannasastra University of Cambodia in Phnom Penh, Phnom Penh 2012
Available to speak on topics including:
- The Benefits of Employability Skills
- Child protection in Cambodia like photo shooting / filming to raise awareness in different aspects for personal benefit
Alumni
Abid Shah
Pakistan, 2019-20
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
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
Amtul Waris
India, 2007-8
Anar Pashajanov
Azerbaijan, 2022-23
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
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
Dilafruz Mamadjonova
Tajikistan, 2023-24
Djelika Pare
Burkina Faso, 2011-12
Doaa Hussein Ahmed
Egypt, 2016-17
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
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
Hailemichael Hailu Gebregiorgiss
Ethiopia, 2019-20
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
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
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
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
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
Md. Mamunur Rahman
Bangladesh, 2016-17
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
Nelisiwe Dlamini
Swaziland, 2002-3
Nely Stephanie Nasir
Malaysia, 2023-24
Nydia Iluise Hawala
Angola, 2016-17
M. Octavius Phukubye
South Africa, 2018-19
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
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
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
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
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
Algeria
- Asmaa Fizazi, 2017-18
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
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
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
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
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
Mongolia
- Bayan-Altai Luvsandorj, 2006-7
- Munkhsoyol Baatarjav, 2010-11
- Gandolgor Purevjav, 2011-12
Montenegro
- Mila Kasalica, 2002-3
Morocco
- Farid Hasnaoui, 2006-7
Mozambique
- Manuel Mutimucuio, 2013-14
- Ventura Mufume, 2015-16
- Sónia Joao Buvana, 2017-18
Myanmar (Burma)
- Zaw Naing, 2008-9
Namibia
- Petrus Nuuyoma, 2020-21
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
Niger
- Boulou Akano, 2006-7
- Garba Hamadou, 2022-23
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
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
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
Tanzania
- Hodian Urio, 2002-3
- Kulthum Amani, 2004-5
Thailand
- Pimpimon Kaewmanee, 2023-24
Togo
- Kossi Tsogbe, 2011-12
Tunisia
- Jaafar Elaouani, 2004-5
- Walid Ben Amara, 2013-14
Turkey
- Saliha Elcin Ozen, 2009-10
Turkmenistan
- Jennet Atabayeva, 2005-6
- Jennet Hojanazarova, 2006-7
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
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
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
American Red Cross, Mid-Michigan Chapter, Lansing, MI
- Mazuba Mukubani
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
Capital Area MichiganWorks!, Lansing, MI
- Amlan Ines Anoman
Capitol Bankcorp, Lansing, MI
- Josephine Ami-Narh
Center for Community and Economic Development, East Lansing, MI
- 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
- 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
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 Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy, Lansing, MI
- Faezeh Yekkalam Tash
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
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
Michigan State University Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, East Lansing, MI
- Maxim Ross
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
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
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
Sheltering Arms, Atlanta, GA
- Mario Milakovic
Sparrow Hospital, Lansing, MI
- Batsho Dambe-Groth
Spartan Innovations, East Lansing, MI
- Naglaa Mohamed Hasaab
- Muhammad Abid Azam
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
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 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
World Bank - International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC
- Ahmed Alkabab
- Sebhat Belayneh
World Wildlife Fund, Washington, DC
- HongMei Zhao
- Vesna Gavrilovic