Georgetown Leadership Seminar

Institute for the Study of Diplomacy Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service

October 21-26, 2018

GLS CLASS OF 2018

Zelma Acosta-Rubio Venezuela Turki Saud Al-Dayel Talal Abdulla Al-Emadi Ahmed Talib Al Shamsi Se Chhin Cambodia Veronica Cretu Moldova Nurdiana Darus Indonesia Matthew DesChamps Demberel Dorjchuluun Mongolia Francisco Bernardes Costa Filho Mateusz Gawalkiewicz Poland Mark Guy United States Anne Tind Harre Denmark Monika Korowajczyk-Sujkowska Poland Amy LaTrielle United States José Lemos Portugal Mwansa Chilufya Malupande Zambia Inés Manzano Ecuador Jenny Matikainen Finland Jürgen Mindel Eugene Muriu Ngumi Kenya Sirpa Nyberg Finland Marcelo Perlman Brazil Min Qin China Yousuf Rebeeh Qatar José Antonio Rivero Jr. Francisco Rodriguez Caicedo Colombia Sebastian Rudolph Germany Lateef Tayo Shittu Mohammed Shummary Wojciech Szkotnicki Poland Augusto Zampini Davies Olena Zerkal 1. Healy Builing 3. Main Gate: 37th and O Streets, NW 16. Intercultural Center

Sponsors 2018 GHR Foundation Frank Hogan, ISD Board of Advisers Jan Karski Educational Foundation (JKEF) Northstar Foundation, Indonesia Pamela Smith, ISD Board of Advisers US Embassy US Embassy Antti Vanska, Embassy of Finland Patrick Walujo Contents

WELCOME AND ORIENTATION 1 Sunday, October 21

STATECRAFT AND FOREIGN POLICY 2 Monday, October 22

GLOBAL POLITICS AND SECURITY 4 Tuesday, October 23

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT 6 Wednesday, October 24

HUMAN SECURITY 7 Thursday, October 25

VALUES & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 9 Friday, October 26

SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES 10

GLS PARTICIPANT BIOGRAPHIES 18

GLS ALUMNI 27

Welcome and Orientation Sunday, October 21

5:15 pm COCKTAILS – GEORGETOWN INN

1310 Wisconsin Avenue, NW 6:00 pm WELCOME BUFFET DINNER Windsor Room, Georgetown Inn Casual Dress

Welcome and Introductions

James Seevers Director of Studies and the Georgetown Leadership Seminar, Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University

Welcome and Logistics for the Week Ahead

Helen F. McNeill Consultant, Georgetown Leadership Seminar, Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University

A sedan will be available every day from 8:00 am – 8:30 am from the Georgetown Inn for those who do not wish to walk to the seminar.

Unless otherwise noted, all sessions of the seminar are held in the Bunn Intercultural Center (ICC). To reach the ICC from the Main Gate at 37th and O Streets, NW, follow the diagonal path across the lawn to your right. The ICC is the modern, red brick building just off the square.

Once inside the ICC, the elevators are to the immediate left. Take the elevator to the 7th floor. Turn right past the desk and right again to the Executive Conference Room (ECR). Please note: you entered the ICC on the 3rd floor. Bunn Intercultural Center (ICC)

1 Statecraft and Foreign Policy Monday October 22

8:15 am DEPART FOR CAMPUS Breakfast at the Georgetown Inn is available every day at 7 am. 9:00 am FOREIGN POLICY, ALLIANCES AND 7TH Floor ECR WORLD ORDER Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering Chairman of the Board, Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University; Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs (1998-2000)

10:15 am BREAK

10:30 am THREAT BRIEF 7TH Floor ECR Professor Casimir Yost Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor, Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University; Director of the Strategic Futures Group at the National Intelligence Council (2009-2013)

11:45 am WALK TO 1789 RESTAURANT 1226 36TH Street, NW 12:00 pm LUNCH WITH SCHOOL OF FOREIGN SERVICE FACULTY US POLITICAL LANDSCAPE Mr. Mo Elleithee Executive Director, Georgetown Institute for Politics and Public Service, McCourt School of Public Policy, Georgetown University

1:30 pm WALK TO HEALY BUILDING

2 Statecraft and Foreign Policy (continued) Monday October 22

1:45 pm PHOTO ON STEPS OF HEALY BUILDING

2:15 pm CONVERSATION ON GLOBAL 7TH Floor ECR HOTSPOTS Secretary Madeleine K. Albright Mortara Distinguished Professor of Diplomacy, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University; Chair, Albright Stonebridge Group; US Secretary of State (1997-2000)

Moderated by Ambassador Barbara Bodine Distinguished Professor in the Practice of Diplomacy and Director, Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University; Ambassador to (1997-2001)

3:30 pm BREAK

3:45 pm MEMORANDUM TO THE PRESIDENT – 7TH Floor ECR GROUP EXERCISE 5:00 pm RETURN TO HOTEL

7:00 pm WELCOME DINNER Riggs Library, Healy Building, Business Attire

3 Global Politics and Security Tuesday, October 23

8:30 am DEPART FOR CAMPUS Breakfast at the Georgetown Inn is available every day at 7 am. 9:00 am DECISION-MAKING ON THE USE OF 7TH Floor ECR FORCE Dr. Elizabeth N. Saunders Associate Professor, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University; Non-Resident Fellow,

10:15 am BREAK

10:30 am THE GLOBAL COUNTERTERRORISM 7TH Floor ECR RESPONSE Dr. Daniel Byman Vice Dean for Undergraduate Affairs and Professor, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University; Senior Fellow, Center for Middle East Policy, Brookings Institution

11:45 am WALK TO LUNCH 3417 N Street, NW 12:00 pm LUNCH AT BRANDERSLEV

The Residence of Walsh School of Foreign Service Dean Emeritus Peter F. Krogh Co-founder of the Georgetown Leadership Seminar; Dean of the Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University (1970-1995)

1:45 pm RETURN TO INTERCULTURAL CENTER

4 Global Politics and Security (continued) Tuesday, October 23

2:00 pm NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND 7TH Floor ECR INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Amb. (ret.) Robert Gallucci Distinguished Professor in the Practice of Diplomacy, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University; Dean, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University (1996-2009)

3:15 pm BREAK

3:30 pm CYBER OPERATIONS AND INFORMATION SECURITY: THE NEW POWER POLITICS

Mr. Sean Kanuck Director of Cyber, Space and Future Conflict, International Institute for Strategic Studies; National Intelligence Officer for Cyber Issues, Office of the Director of National Intelligence (2011-2016)

4:45 pm RETURN TO HOTEL

7:00 pm BUS DEPARTS FROM HOTEL

7:15 pm DINNER AT COSMOS CLUB 2121 Massachusetts Avenue, NW

5 International Economy and Development Wednesday, October 24

8:30 am DEPART FOR CAMPUS Breakfast at the Georgetown Inn is available every day at 7 am. 9:00 am OPEN TRADE UNDER FIRE 7TH Floor ECR The Honorable Catherine A. Novelli Centennial Fellow, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University; President, Listening for America; Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy and Environment (2014-2017); Assistant US Trade Representative for Europe and the Mediterranean (1991-2005)

10:15 am BREAK 10:30 am NEW APPROACHES TO FRAGILE STATES 7TH Floor ECR Dr. Joel Hellman Dean, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University Former World Bank Chief Institutional Economist and former Director of World Bank Center for Conflict, Security and Development in Nairobi, Kenya

11:45 am WALK TO MORTARA CENTER FOR 3600 N Street, NW INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

12:00 pm LUNCH DISCUSSION AT MORTARA CENTER – PARTICIPANT FORUM 2:00 pm FREE FOR MEETINGS AND APPOINTMENTS 7:00 pm WALK FROM HOTEL TO DINNER

7:00pm DINNER AT BLUES ALLEY – 1073 Wisconsin Avenue, NW

6 Human Security Thursday, October 25

8:30 am DEPART FOR CAMPUS

9:00 am SOUTH : THE POLITICS OF 7TH Floor ECR NEGOTIATING IN CONFLICT Ambassador (ret.) Linda Thomas-Greenfield Distinguished Fellow in African Studies, Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University; U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs (2013-2017)

10:15 am BREAK

10:30 am ELECTIONS IN HARD TIMES: BUILDING 7TH Floor ECR STRONGER DEMOCRACIES IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Dr. Irfan Nooruddin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani Professor of Indian Politics, Walsh School of Foreign Service; SFS Faculty Chair; Director, Georgetown Initiative, Georgetown University

11:45 am WALK TO GEORGETOWN MAIN GATE 3301 Massachusetts (37TH AND O STREET, NW) FOR BUS TO Avenue, NW EMBASSY OF FINLAND

12:15 pm LUNCH DISCUSSION AT EMBASSY OF FINLAND – THE MIDTERM ELECTIONS Mr. Charles Cook Editor and Publisher of The Cook Report; political analyst for The National Journal Group and NBC News

2:00 pm RETURN TO CAMPUS

7 Human Security (continued) Thursday, October 25

2:30 pm GLOBAL HEALTH SECURITY THREATS 7TH Floor ECR Dr. Rebecca Katz Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security, Georgetown University

3:45 pm BREAK

4:00 pm MEMO TO THE PRESIDENT – 7TH Floor ECR GROUP EXERCISE 5:00 pm RETURN TO HOTEL

7:00 pm FAREWELL DINNER AT THE 1530 Wisconsin Avenue, GEORGE TOWN CLUB NW (Business Attire)

8 Values & International Relations Friday, October 26

9:00 am THE GLOBAL REFUGEE CRISIS Breakfast at the 7TH Floor ECR Georgetown Inn is available every day at 7 am. Dr. Elizabeth Ferris Research Professor, Institute for Study of International Migration, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University and Non-resident Senior Fellow in Foreign Policy, Brookings Institution 10:15 am BREAK

10:30 am VALUES, INTERNATIONAL LAW AND 7TH Floor ECR THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM

Dr. Anthony Arend Senior Adviser to the Dean, Walsh School of Foreign Service and Professor, Department of Government and School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University

11:45 am WALK TO 1789 FOR FAREWELL LUNCH 1226 36TH Street, NW 12:00 pm FAREWELL LUNCH AND CERTIFICATE PRESENTATION AT 1789 2:00 pm PROGRAM CONCLUDES

9 Speaker Biographies

Madeleine K. Albright is Chair of Albright Anthony Clark Arend is Professor of Government Stonebridge Group, a global strategy firm, and Chair and Foreign Service at Georgetown University and of Albright Capital Management LLC, an investment Senior Adviser to the Dean. He served as Senior advisory firm focused on emerging markets. She was Associate Dean for Graduate and Faculty Affairs the 64th Secretary of State of the United States. Dr. (later Vice Dean) in the Walsh School of Foreign Albright received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Service from August 2015 until July 2018 and the nation’s highest civilian honor, from President Director of the Master of Science in Foreign Service Obama on May 29, 2012. In 1997, Dr. Albright was Program from 2008-2017. His research and teaching named the first female Secretary of State and became, is in the fields of international law, national security at that time, the highest-ranking woman in the law, international legal theory, and . He history of the US government. From 1993 to 1997, Dr. has published seven books, including Legal Rules and Albright served as the US Permanent Representative International Society, International Law and the Use to the and was a member of the of Military Force (co-authored), and Human Dignity President’s Cabinet. She was a member of President and the Future of Global Institutions (co-edited). Jimmy Carter’s National Security Council and White House staff and served as Chief Legislative Assistant With Professor Christopher C. Joyner, he founded to US Senator Edmund S. Muskie. the Institute for International Law & Politics at Georgetown and served as co-director of the Institute Dr. Albright is a Professor in the Practice of from 2003-2008. His has also served as adjunct Diplomacy at the Georgetown University School of professor of law at the Georgetown University Law Foreign Service. She chairs the National Democratic Center and is a Faculty Liaison to the Georgetown Institute for International Affairs and serves as Institute for Politics and Public Service. He has also president of the Truman Scholarship Foundation. Dr. served as an Articles Editor for the Virginia Journal Albright’s latest book is Fascism: A Warning, a #1 New of International Law. Dr. Arend is a Life Member York Times bestseller published in April 2018. She is of the Council on Foreign Relations. In April 2017, the author of five other Times bestsellers, Dr. Arend received the John Carroll Award from including her autobiography, Madam Secretary: the Georgetown University Alumni Association. A Memoir (2003); Read My Pins: Stories from a Dr. Arend received a PhD and an MA in foreign Diplomat’s Jewel Box (2009); and Prague Winter: A affairs from the Woodrow Wilson Department of Personal Story of Remembrance and War, 1937-1948 Government and Foreign Affairs of the University of (2012). Dr. Albright received a BA with Honors Virginia. He received a BSFS, magna cum laude, from from Wellesley College, and master’s and doctorate the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at degrees from ’s Department of Georgetown University. Public Law and Government, as well as a Certificate from its Russian Institute.

10 Barbara K. Bodine is Distinguished Professor in Daniel Byman is a professor in the School of the Practice of Diplomacy and concurrent Director Foreign Service with a concurrent appointment of the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at with the Department of Government. He is also the Georgetown University. Prior to joining Georgetown Vice Dean for Undergraduate Affairs. He served as University’s School of Foreign Service, she taught and director of Georgetown’s Security Studies Program directed policy task forces and policy workshops on and Center for Security Studies from 2005 until 2010. US diplomacy in the Persian Gulf region for seven He leads a Georgetown team in teaching a “Massive years at Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson Open Online Course” (MOOC) on terrorism and School of Public and International Affairs and served counterterrorism for EdX. Professor Byman is also as Director of the School’s Scholars in the Nation’s a part-time Senior Fellow at the Center for Middle Service Initiative, a fellowship program for students East Policy at the Brookings Institution. From 2002 pursuing careers in federal service. Ambassador to 2004 he served as a Professional Staff Member Bodine’s over 30 years in the US Foreign Service with the 9/11 Commission and with the Joint 9/11 were spent primarily on Arabian Peninsula and Inquiry Staff of the House and Senate Intelligence greater Persian Gulf issues, specifically US bilateral Committees. Before joining the Inquiry Staff he was and regional policy, strategic security issues, the Research Director of the Center for Middle East counterterrorism, and governance and reform. Public Policy at the RAND Corporation. Previous to this, Professor Byman worked as an analyst on the Her tour as Ambassador to the Republic of Yemen, Middle East for the US government. 1997-2001, saw enhanced support for democratization and increased security and counterterrorism Professor Byman has written extensively on a range cooperation. Ambassador Bodine also served in of topics related to terrorism, international security, Baghdad as Deputy Principal Officer during the Iran- civil and ethnic conflict, and the Middle East. He Iraq War, in as Deputy Chief of Mission during is the author of Al Qaeda, the Islamic State, and the the Iraqi invasion and occupation of 1990-1991, and Global Jihadist Movement: What Everyone Needs to again, seconded to the Department of Defense, in Iraq Know (Oxford, 2015); A High Price: The Triumphs and in 2003 as the senior State Department official and Failures of Israeli Counterterrorism (Oxford, 2011); The the first coalition coordinator for reconstruction in Five Front War: The Better Way to Fight Global Jihad Baghdad and the central governorates. Ambassador (Wiley, 2007); Deadly Connections: States that Sponsor Bodine is the recipient of a number of awards, Terrorism (Cambridge, 2005); Keeping the Peace: including the Secretary’s Award for Valor for her Lasting Solutions to Ethnic Conflict(Johns Hopkins, work in Occupied Kuwait and she is a member of 2002); and co-author of Things Fall Apart: Containing The Council on Foreign Relations. Ambassador the Spillover from the Iraqi Civil War (Brookings, Ms. Bodine is a Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum 2007) and The Dynamics of Coercion: American Foreign laude graduate of the University of California, Santa Policy and the Limits of Military Might (Cambridge, Barbara in political science and East Asian studies 2002). He earned a BA from Amherst College and a and earned her master’s at the Fletcher School of Law PhD from the Massachusetts Institute for Technology. and Diplomacy.

11 Charlie Cook is the Editor and Publisher of The Cook Elleithee was Senior Spokesman and Traveling Press Political Report, and a political analyst for the National Secretary on Hillary Clinton’s 2008 campaign. He Journal Group. He is also a political analyst for NBC served as a senior advisor and strategist for Senator News. In 1984, Mr. Cook founded the independent, Tim Kaine’s campaigns for Governor and US Senate, non-partisan Cook Political Report. Now with a staff and has worked on numerous other statewide and of six, it is a publication that once local races in every region of the country. A frequent said was “a newsletter that both parties regard as political commentator on television and radio, he authoritative” while CBS News’ Bob Schieffer called was named a FOX News contributor in 2016. He it “the bible of the political community.” Al Hunt in was a founding partner of Hilltop Public Solutions, the Wall Street Journal has referred to Cook as “the one of Washington’s leading political consulting Picasso of election analysis.” The late David Broder and public affairs firms. He has been recognized on of , long considered “the Dean of Washington Life Magazine’s “Power 100” list; as a “Top the Washington press corp,” once wrote that Charlie Influencer” byCampaigns & Elections Magazine; and Cook is “perhaps the best non-partisan tracker of was featured on Washingtonian Magazine’s “Guest Congressional races.” Mr. Cook has appeared on List.” Mr. Elleithee earned his undergraduate degree the ABC World News Tonight, the CBS Evening from Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service, and News, the NBC Nightly News, and on ABC’s This an MA in political management from The George Week. Since the 1990s, he has also appeared on NBC’s Washington University. He lives in Washington with Meet the Press over a dozen times. Over the years, his wife and two children, and can often be found he has served as an Election Night analyst for CBS, at the Verizon Center (or on Twitter during the off- CNN, and, since 1996, on the NBC News Election season) cheering on his beloved Hoya basketball Night Decision Desk in New York. In 2010, Mr. team. Cook was the co-recipient of the American Political Science Association’s prestigious Carey McWilliams Award to honor “a major journalistic contribution to Elizabeth Ferris is Research Professor at our understanding of politics.” In 2013, he served as a Georgetown’s Institute for the Study of International Resident Fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard’s Migration (ISIM) and a Non-resident Senior Fellow Kennedy School of Government. in Foreign Policy at the Brookings Institution. She joined ISIM in fall 2015 after serving for nine years as a Senior Fellow and Co-Director of the Brookings Project on Internal Displacement and as an adjunct Mo Elleithee is the founding Executive Director of Georgetown University’s Institute of Politics professor in Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service. and Public Service, the first institute of its kind in Prior to joining Brookings in November 2006, the nation’s capital. Before launching the institute Elizabeth spent 20 years working in the field of in 2015, he spent two decades as one of the top international humanitarian response, most recently communications strategists in the Democratic Party, in Geneva, Switzerland at the World Council of most recently as Communications Director and chief Churches. She has also served as Chair of the spokesman of the Democratic National Committee. International Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA), A veteran of four presidential campaigns, Mr. as Research Director for the Life and Peace Institute in Uppsala, Sweden, and as Director of the Church

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World Service Immigration and Refugee Program Joel Hellman became Dean of the Walsh School of in New York. She has been a professor at several US Foreign Service at Georgetown University in July universities and served as a Fulbright professor to the 2015 after 25 years working on some of the most Universidad Autónoma de México in Mexico City. complex issues of governance, conflict, and the She has written or edited six books and many articles political economy of development as both a scholar on humanitarian and human rights issues, which have and practitioner. He served at the World Bank in been published in both academic and policy journals. many senior roles including Chief Institutional Her current research interests focus on the politics of Economist; and as Director of the Center for humanitarian action and on the role of civil society in Conflict, Security and Development in Nairobi, protecting displaced populations. Dr. Ferris earned Kenya, where he led the Bank’s engagement with the her BA in history from Duke University and PhD in most challenging fragile and conflict-affected states international relations from the University of Florida. around the world; and as Coordinator of the Bank’s response in Indonesia after the devastating Asian tsunami. He was the Senior Political Counselor at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Robert Gallucci is Distinguished Professor in the Practice of Diplomacy at Georgetown’s Walsh School in London, leading its political engagement and of Foreign Service. Ambassador Gallucci served as analysis on , Central Asia, and Eastern Europe. Dean of the School of Foreign Service for 13 years, As a political science professor at until he left in July 2009 to become president of the and Columbia University, Dr. Hellman focused John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. on the politics of economic reform. His numerous He was appointed Dean in 1996, after 21 years of publications include “Governance Gone Local: does distinguished service in a variety of government Decentralization Improve Accountability” with positions, focusing on international security. As Jose Edgardo Campos (2005). Born and raised in Ambassador-at-Large and Special Envoy for the US Brooklyn, New York, he is a graduate of Williams Department of State, he dealt with the threats posed College, where he majored in area studies. He has a by the proliferation of ballistic missiles and weapons PhD in political science from Columbia University of mass destruction. He was chief US negotiator and an MPhil from the University of Oxford in during the North Korean nuclear crisis of 1994, and Russian and East European Studies. served as Assistant Secretary of State for Political Military Affairs and as Deputy Executive Chairman of the UN Special Commission overseeing the Sean Kanuck is Director of Cyber, Space and Future disarmament of Iraq following the first . Conflict at the International Institute for Strategic During his tenure as Dean, he led in the creation of Studies (IISS). He leads the Institute’s Cyber, Space the School of Foreign Service in Qatar and oversaw and Future Conflict Program, assessing advanced the creation of the Program for Jewish Civilization technologies and forecasting the evolution of strategic and the Mortara Center for International Studies. risk. He contributes to IISS publications, convenes Ambassador Gallucci earned his bachelor’s degree para-diplomatic events, and provides consultancy. at the State University of New York at Stony Brook His expertise is in information technology, and his master’s and doctoral degrees at Brandeis telecommunications, and Internet governance; University. global strategy and conflict in cyberspace and outer

13 space; public international law (specializing in the preparedness, the Biological Weapons Convention, law of armed conflict), and intelligence and national health diplomacy, and innovative financing for health. security analysis. Mr. Kanuck joined the IISS in Dr. Katz received her undergraduate degree from 2017. Prior to this, he served five years as the first , an MPH from Yale University, US National Intelligence Officer for Cyber Issues at and a PhD from Princeton University. the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. He also has a decade of government experience in the Central Intelligence Agency’s Information Peter F. Krogh is the president of the Seal Abatement Operations Center, as an Intelligence Fellow at the Coalition headquartered on Nantucket Island, White House, and as part of the US delegation to where he resides. Previously, he was, for 15 years, the United Nations Group of Governmental Experts Distinguished Professor of International Affairs at on international information security. He has held the Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown numerous distinguished positions internationally, University, and, prior to that, Dean of the Walsh School such as the Chair of the Research Advisory Group for of Foreign Service for 25 years. He is Dean Emeritus the Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace, of the School of Foreign Service. He has been honored a Distinguished Visiting Fellow at the Rajaratnam by the governments of and Germany, and by School of International Studies in Singapore, and Georgetown University with an honorary degree, the a Distinguished Fellow at the Observer Research President’s Medal, and an endowed chair in his name. Foundation in India. He holds postgraduate degrees The honors program of the Walsh School of Foreign from Harvard Law School, the London School Service also bears his name. While at Georgetown, of Economics (international relations), and the Dr. Krogh moderated 225 PBS television programs University of Oslo (public international law). on foreign affairs that are now catalogued in the Dean Peter Krogh Digital Foreign Affairs Archives in the university’s library. Dr. Krogh served on the Rebecca Katz is an Associate Professor and Director board of the Carlisle Companies and on the boards of the Center for Global Health Science and Security of multiple foreign affairs organizations. He has at Georgetown University. Prior to coming to published numerous articles on American foreign Georgetown, she spent ten years at The George policy and diplomacy and is the author of From the Washington University as faculty in the Milken Dean’s Chair: A Decade of Reflections on World Affairs. Institute School of Public Health. Her research and Dr. Krogh received his BA cum laude in economics writing has focused on global health security, public from Harvard University, and his master’s and PhD health preparedness, and health diplomacy. Since degrees at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy 2007, much of her work has been on the domestic at Tufts University. and global implementation of the International Health Regulations. Since 2004, Dr. Katz has been a consultant to the Department of State, working on Helen McNeill has been the consultant to the issues related to the Biological Weapons Convention, Georgetown Leadership Seminar since 2000. pandemic influenza, and disease surveillance. Her She also consults for other academic programs areas of expertise include global health security and international groups. From 1992 until 1999, policy, international health regulations, pandemic

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she worked for the National Trust for Historic Catherine A. Novelli is a Centennial Fellow at Preservation as the International Affairs Program Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Director at the Woodrow Wilson House and has also Service and serves as President of Listening for held posts at the Meridian International Center, the America, a non-partisan, non-profit organization Environmental Film Festival, and at the Washington dedicated to forging a new vision of US international National Cathedral. She holds a B.A. from Rosemont trade engagement. She has worked in the field of College and an M.A. from the University of international trade policy for over 30 years and Pennsylvania, and studied at the University of . has served every US president from Ronald Regan to Barack Obama. Most recently, she was Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment, reporting directly to the Secretary Irfan Nooruddin is the Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani Professor of Indian Politics and the Faculty of State. Prior to assuming her duties as Under Chair of the Walsh School of Foreign Service at Secretary of State, she spent seven years as Vice Georgetown. He directs the Georgetown University President, Worldwide Government Affairs at Apple India Initiative, a university-wide initiative that Inc. Prior to her time at Apple, Ms. Novelli was a advances research and teaching around India and its partner in the law firm of Mayer Brown International, role in world affairs and creates a platform for high- where she provided legal and policy advice to Fortune level dialogue among American and Indian leaders 100 companies. from government, business, civil society, and the As Assistant US Trade Representative for Europe academy. He is the author of Elections in Hard Times: and the Mediterranean, Ms. Novelli coordinated US Building Stronger Democracies in the 21st Century trade and investment policy for the over 65 countries (Cambridge, 2016, with T.E. Flores) and Coalition of Western Europe, Central Europe, Russia, Central Politics and Economic Development: Credibility and Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. She has taken the Strength of Weak Governments (Cambridge, 2011). a leading role in many of the most important US trade Dr. Nooruddin specializes in economic development negotiations in Europe, Russia, the Middle East, and and policymaking, democratization and democratic North Africa, including serving as lead negotiator institutions, and international institutions. He has for the United States Free Trade Agreements with been a Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Jordan, , Bahrain, and Oman. Ms. Novelli is Center for Scholars in Washington, DC, and is a graduate of Tufts University, and holds a law degree a Team Member with Lokniti: Programme on from the University of Michigan and a Master of Laws Comparative Democracy at the Centre for the Study from the University of London (with concentrations of Developing Societies, New Delhi. From 2003- in international and comparative law at the London 2014, Dr. Nooruddin was Assistant Professor and School of Economics and SOAS). Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at The Ohio State University. He earned a BA from Ohio Wesleyan University and an MA and PhD from the University of Michigan.

15 Thomas R. Pickering is Chairman of the Board of the including the presidency and foreign policy, and Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown the politics of using force. Her book, Leaders at University’s School of Foreign Service. He holds the War: How Presidents Shape Military Interventions personal rank of Career Ambassador, the highest (Cornell, 2011), won the 2012 Jervis-Schroeder Best rank in the US Foreign Service. In a diplomatic career Book Award from the American Political Science spanning five decades, he was US Ambassador to the Association’s International History and Politics Russian Federation, India, Israel, , Nigeria, section. She has previously been a Stanton Nuclear and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. From 1989 to Security Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations; 1992 he was Ambassador and US Representative to a fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International the United Nations in New York. He also served as Center for Scholars; a postdoctoral fellow at the Olin Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of Oceans, Institute for Strategic Studies at Harvard University; Environmental and Scientific Affairs; Executive a Brookings Institution Research Fellow in Foreign Secretary of the Department of State; and Special Policy Studies; and a National Science Foundation Assistant to Secretaries of State William P. Rogers Graduate Research Fellow. She holds an AB in and Henry A. Kissinger. His last assignment with physics, astronomy and astrophysics from Harvard the Department of State was as Under Secretary of College; an MPhil in international relations from State for Political Affairs from 1997 to 2000. Upon the University of Cambridge; and a PhD in political leaving government, Ambassador Pickering served science from Yale University. as Senior Vice President for International Relations and a member of the Executive Council of the Boeing Company. He is currently Vice Chairman at Hills and is Director of Studies and the Company, which provides advice and counsel to a James P. Seevers Georgetown Leadership Seminar at the Institute number of major US enterprises. Pickering received for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown’s Walsh his bachelor’s degree with high honors in history School of Foreign Service. He runs the undergraduate from Bowdoin College and his master’s from the certificate in diplomatic studies, convenes negotiation Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. He received simulations for undergraduate and graduate students, a second master’s degree while a Fulbright Scholar manages ISD’s student fellows, and coordinates at the University of Melbourne. He speaks French, the teaching of ISD’s visiting practitioners. He also Spanish, and Swahili and has some fluency in Arabic, teaches in the Master of Science in Foreign Service and Hebrew, and Russian. Bachelor of Foreign Service programs and conducts co-curricular programs related to diplomacy for the Georgetown School of Foreign Service in Qatar. Elizabeth N. Saunders is an Associate Professor in the Prior to joining the Institute in 2005, Mr. Seevers was School of Foreign Service and a core faculty member a State Department Foreign Service Officer, gaining in the Security Studies Program at Georgetown. She wide-ranging experience through his work on South is also a non-resident senior fellow at the Brookings Asia, Europe, Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Institution and a senior editor at the Washington Capitol Hill. He also has extensive Hill experience in Post’s political science analysis section, The Monkey the Senate and Congressional Research Service. Mr. Cage. Her research and teaching interests focus Seevers is a graduate of Tufts University with a BA in on international security and US foreign policy, international relations and earned an MA in law and diplomacy at the Fletcher School. 16 Speaker Biographies (continued)

Linda Thomas-Greenfield is Distinguished Resident Casimir Yost returned to Georgetown and the Fellow in African Studies at the Institute for the Study of Institute for the Study of Diplomacy in 2013 as an Diplomacy at Georgetown University’s Walsh School adjunct professor and senior fellow. His graduate of Foreign Service. She is also a Senior Counselor at seminar, “Forecasting Global Trends: Implications Albright Stonebridge Group. Ambassador Thomas- for Grand Strategy,” draws on his work at the Greenfield retired from the State Department in 2017 National Intelligence Council. He also teaches an after a 35-year career with the US Foreign Service. undergraduate seminar entitled “War and Presidential From 2013 to 2017, Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield Decision Making.” His latest publication, “Grand served as Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of African Strategy and Strategic Surprise,” was published in Affairs, where she led the bureau focused on the October 2018. Professor Yost writes and lectures development and management of US policy toward on the Middle East, East, Asia, and US foreign and sub-Saharan Africa. Prior to this appointment, she intelligence policies. Mr. Yost served on the National served as Director General of the Foreign Service, Intelligence Council from 2009 to 2013 as Director and as Director of Human Resources (2012-2013), of the Strategic Futures Group. In this position leading a team in charge of the State Department’s he led a team of senior intelligence community 70,000-strong workforce. analysts conducting integrated assessments of the strategic environment to identify emerging risks and Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield’s distinguishedopportunities for the United States. In May 2013 Mr. Foreign Service career includes an ambassadorship Yost was awarded the National Intelligence Superior to Liberia (2008-2012), and postings in Switzerland Service Medal. Prior to his return to government (at the US Mission to the United Nations), , service, Mr. Yost taught in the Masters in Foreign Kenya, The Gambia, Nigeria, and Jamaica. In Service Program and directed the Institute for the Washington, she served as Principal Deputy Assistant Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown University Secretary of the Bureau of African Affairs (2006- from 1994 to 2009. While at Georgetown, he was 2008), and as Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Bureau a consultant to the US government. Mr. Yost has of Population, Refugees and Migration (2004-2006). worked for the Asia Foundation in San Francisco She earned a bachelor’s degree from Louisiana State and was President of the World Affairs Council of University and a master’s degree from the University Northern California. From 1977 to 1986, he held staff of Wisconsin, where she worked towards a PhD. She positions in the US Senate including with the Senate received an honorary Doctor of Law degree from the Committee on Foreign Relations. He also worked for University of Wisconsin in May 2018. Citibank in the Middle East from 1972 to 1977. He is a graduate of Hamilton College and has a MSFS degree from Georgetown University. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

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ZELMA ACOSTA-RUBIO – Venezuela University of Petroleum and Minerals and an MBA from the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota. Zelma Acosta-Rubio is the General Counsel and Executive Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Interbank, in Peru. She leads the company’s legal team, TALAL ABDULLA AL-EMADI – Qatar holds stakeholders to regulatory compliance, and monitors regulatory trends and business impact. Prior to her current position, she served as the Legal Director at Churromania International Corporation, guiding the Talal Abdulla Al-Emadi is the Oil and Gas Law Professor restructuring and consolidation efforts of the family- at Qatar University College of Law, and the Director of owned fast food business. She previously worked as an Qatar University Press. He is a member of the program associate at Clifford Chance, based in the Project Finance committee of the Center for International and Regional Energy Group. Her work at Clifford Chance focused Studies at Georgetown University Qatar. Dr. Al-Emadi on privatization and infrastructure projects within the is working with local institutions to review the current energy industries of Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Qatari laws and policies related to climate change, aiming and Peru. Ms. Acosta-Rubio graduated summa cum laude to find way to adapt the objectives and terms of the from the Universidad Católica Andrés Bello. She holds Agreement within the Qatari context. Previously, Dr. a Senior Executive MBA degree from Universidad de Al-Emadi served as the senior legal advisor at the Amiri Piura, an LLM in international banking law from Boston Diwan. His key research interests include joint venture University School of Law, and an LLM in comparative agreements and petroleum law, law and education reform, jurisprudence from the New York Law School. decision-making processes and socio-legal studies, and multinational enterprises and foreign direct investment. Dr. El-Amadi is the author of numerous publications on contract law and the petroleum industry and his TURKI SAUD AL-DAYEL – Saudi Arabia forthcoming book is entitled Joint Venture Agreements in the Gas Industry. Dr. Al-Emadi received a DPhil in Law from the University of Oxford, an LLM from Harvard University, and a bachelor of law degree (LLB) from Turki Saud Al-Dayel is Director and Head of Private Qatar University. Equity at Al-Ra’idah Investment Company (RIC), overseeing both international and local private equity at the firm. Additionally, he serves as an independent audit committee member at Saudi Technology Development AHMED TALIB AL SHAMSI – United Arab Emirates and Investment Company and is an independent board member for Kudu, a food and catering company. Previously, Mr. Al-Dayel served as Vice President of Investment Banking and Private Equity at Saudi Fransi Ahmed Talib Al Shamsi is a senior project manager in The Capital, overseeing mergers and acquisitions, equity and Crown Prince Court of Abu Dhabi, leading the planning debt capital markets, and private equity transactions. Mr. and implementation of numerous events and program. In Al-Dayel worked as a private equity associate at the Abraaj this position, Mr. Al Shamsi led protocol operations for Group, as a manager and associate in investment banking the F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, organized logistics for the at Riyad Capital, and as an analyst in MENA/Diversified Special Olympics MENA and World Games, and worked Industries Mergers and Acquisitions at JPMorgan. Mr. on the opening of the Louvre Museum Abu Dhabi. In Al-Dayel received a BCS with honors from the King Fahd October 2017 he was appointed by the UAE government

18 as official coordinator to engage youth in policy making. committee member of the Internet Corporation for He serves as the Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Youth Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). She previously Council, reporting to the General Secretariat of the served on the OGP Civil Society Steering Committee, Executive Council of the Government of Abu Dhabi. He and on the selection committee for the coordination was the first UAE Youth Delegate to the United Nations council on the implementation of the OGP initiative in in 2011. Mr. Al Shamsi received his BA in international Ukraine. Her areas of expertise include open government, relations and global security from American University. open data, citizen engagement, capacity development, critical thinking methodology, gender equality, community development, and strategic planning. Ms. Cretu has worked in numerous countries including Liberia, Turkey, , SE CHHIN – Cambodia Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Mexico, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. Ms. Cretu received her MA in contemporary diplomacy from the University of Malta. Se Chhin is Deputy Director of This Life Cambodia (TLC), a community development organization based in Siem Reap, Cambodia that works on capacity-building NURDIANA DARUS – Indonesia and training programs related to education, juvenile justice, local governance, and other areas. Prior to TLC, Mr. Chhin served as the Assistant Managing Director at Journeys within Our Community ( JWOC), an organization Nurdiana Darus is Chief Operating Officer at Landscape dedicated to reducing poverty levels and increasing Indonesia, a company developing new approaches to educational, health, and economic opportunities. In 2015, sustainable agriculture, forestry, and renewable energy. Mr. Chhin participated as a Professional Fellow in the Additionally, Ms. Darus serves as a Senior Strategy Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative, a professional Advisor to the Sustainable Palm Oil Initiative of the development program for community development United Nations Development Programme and as advisor leaders funded by the U.S. Department of State. Mr. to the Sustainable Districts Platform. Previously, Ms. Chhin received his bachelor’s degree in education and Darus served as the director for Southeast Asia of the languages from Build Bright University, his master’s in Rainforest Alliance, where she led strategic planning, public administration from the Royal University of Law fundraising, and implementation of sustainable forestry, and Economics, and his executive master’s degree in agriculture, and climate programs. Ms. Darus’s extensive development policies and practices from the Graduate experience also includes positions as senior advisor Institute of International and Development Studies. at the United Nations Office for REDD+ (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Developing Countries), Deputy Minister at the National REDD+ Agency of Indonesia, and senior manager at VERONICA CRETU – Moldova Accenture. Ms. Darus received her bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Oklahoma, her master’s degree in information technology from The Veronica Cretu is President of the Open Government George Washington University, and executive training Institute, Moldova and an Envoy to the Open Government from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Partnership (OGP), a multilateral initiative with 70 Harvard University. member countries working to improve governance quality and transparency. Ms. Cretu has been a member of the Internet Governance Forum Multi-Stakeholder Advisory Group under the UN Secretary General, and a nominating

19 MATTHEW DESCHAMPS – United States FRANCISCO BERNARDES COSTA FILHO – Brazil Matthew DesChamps is a Founding Partner and Chief Operating Officer of Kepos Capital, an investment advisory Francisco Bernardes Costa Filho is the Latin America firm based in that manages over $3 billion Government Relations and Public Policy Senior Manager in assets for a global institutional investor base. He is a at Procter & Gamble Company, based in São Paulo, Brazil. member of the firm’s operating and risk committees and In this capacity, Mr. Filho oversaw expansion of Procter oversees legal, compliance, human resources, technology, & Gamble in Brazil and collaborated with legislative trading, finance, and client relations, including efforts to bodies and public policy officials on behalf of Procter & expand operations in Europe and China. Previously, Mr. Gamble. Previously, he worked at Bradesco Bank. Mr. DesChamps served as the Founding Principal and Chair Filho is a member of the Global Center of Expertise for of Operating Committee at Satellite Asset Management, Tax and Public Policy at Procter & Gamble Company L.P., where he was responsible for risk arbitrage, credit/ and a board member of Industry Associations for the distressed debt, and special operations in both the New American Chamber of Commerce for Brazil. Mr. Filho York and U.K. offices. Additionally, Mr. DesChamps has earned a bachelor of law from the FDSM Law School, a held positions as relationship manager and senior account master’s degree in tax law and business from the Getulio executive for equity financing services at Morgan Stanley Vargas Foundation-São Paulo Law School and an MBA and senior associate for capital markets at Coopers & in accounting and finance from the Getulio Vargas Lybrand. Mr. DesChamps received his BA in government Foundation-São Paulo Business and Economic School. from Franklin & Marshall College and MBA from the Leonard N. Stern School of Business of New York University. He is a trustee of Franklin & Marshall College. MATEUSZ GAWALKIEWICZ – Poland

DEMBEREL DORJCHULUUN – Mongolia Mateusz Gawalkiewicz is Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Cartilago, a biotechnology startup working to commercialize cartilage reconstruction Demberel Dorjchuluun is Director of the Gurun through tissue engineering. He is responsible for business Graduate Institute and Executive Director of Global strategy, fundraising, and IP rights management. He is Management Institute. Previously, Mr. Dorjchuluun also an investment professional at Coast2Coast Capital. served as the Director of Small and Medium Enterprise Previously, Mr. Gawalkiewicz worked as a junior associate Development Fund at the Ministry of Food, Agriculture at McKinsey and Company, as an investment analyst at and Light Industry where he monitored over 5,000 client Radwan Investments, and as a foreign associate attorney loans in Ulaanbaatar, Darkhan, Erdenet and 21 provinces. at Hall, Lamb, and Hall. Mr. Gawalkiewicz co-founded Additionally, he served as the Director of the Diplomatic and serves as Vice Chairman of the Transatlantic Leaders Training and Research Center in the Ministry of Foreign Forum, a non-governmental organization that links high- Affairs and Trade where he organized national and achieving students from Poland with summer internships international training courses for young diplomats and in the offices of prominent lawmakers in Washington, developed key strategic research guidelines for the foreign DC. Mr. Gawalkiewicz received an MA summa cum policy of Mongolia. Mr. Dorjchuluun received a bachelor’s laude in law from the Faculty of Law and Administration degree in economics and statistics from the School of at the University of Warsaw, and an LLM in corporate Economics at the National University of Mongolia and law, governance, and international finance from Harvard his executive master’s degree in public administration University. He is pursuing a PhD in financial economics from the Gurun Graduate Institute. from the Warsaw School of Economics.

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MARK GUY – United States MONIKA KOROWAJCZYK-SUJKOWSKA – Poland

Monika Korowajczyk-Sujkowska is Head of the Mark Guy is Global Development Senior Program Humanitarian and Development Aid Department Officer for the GHR Foundation, where he focuses on at Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH), the largest strengthening child welfare systems and keeping children humanitarian NGO in Poland. Since 2013, she has in family and community-based settings. He also leads been responsible for the preparation, development, GHR’s BridgeBuilder program, promoting ideas that and implementation of humanitarian aid programs in address urgent global challenges in radically new ways. Mr. South Sudan, Somalia, Syria, Kenya, Ukraine, and Iraq. Guy manages strategic programs across the United States She joined PAH in 2009 as the desk officer for PAH’s and around the globe, primarily focusing on Africa and Mission in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories. Southeast Asia, and regularly interfaces with more than Ms. Korowajczyk-Sujkowska has completed a variety 30 foundation partners and critical stakeholders including of trainings relating to emergency management and non-profits, donors, governments, and researchers. security in war zones and security management. She is He previously worked for PATH, a global health non- actively involved in the development of humanitarian aid profit organization based in Seattle, where he was the in Poland as a member of the Humanitarian Aid Experts Africa regional coordinator for the water, sanitation, and Group within the Ministry for Humanitarian Aid and hygiene (WASH) program. Mr. Guy’s non-profit career Refugees in the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. Ms. began with his volunteer service as a math and physical Korowajczyk-Sujkowska also lectures on humanitarian science teacher for WorldTeach at a junior secondary aid topics at Warsaw University. She received her master’s boarding school outside of Gobabis, . He earned degree in European studies from the University of Warsaw. a bachelor’s degree, magna cum laude, in mathematics and economics from St. Olaf College.

AMY LATRIELLE – United States

ANNE TIND HARRE - Denmark

Amy LaTrielle is the Director of the Global Fund Management Unit in West and Central Africa at Anne Tind Harre is First Secretary in the Danish Population Services International (PSI). She oversees Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She has served in the strategic and programmatic management of PSI’s Global Danish Embassy in Moscow and as Head of Section in Fund grants in South Sudan, Mali, , Liberia, and the Department for Europe in the Ministry of Foreign Madagascar. Her previous positions at PSI include Affairs. Prior to joining the ministry, Ms. Harre worked Deputy Regional Director for West and Central Africa as a research assistant in the Institute for Anthropology and Deputy Country Representative for Operations and and Sociology at the University of Copenhagen and as a Global Fund Programs in Nepal. Prior to joining PSI, counsellor for the Faculty of Arts at Aarhus University. Ms. LaTrielle was based in Africa through DynCorp As a volunteer with SILBA, a Danish organization that International, where she served as a procurement conducts election observation throughout Europe, Ms. manager for the Mission in Somalia Harre served as an election observer for Georgia’s October Peacekeeping Forces, business development manager for 2012 parliamentary elections. Ms. Harre received her AECOM, and Livelihood and Integration Manager for master’s degree in international security and law from People Living with HIV/AIDS. Her published works the Center for War Studies at the University of Southern include Diarrhea Prevention in People Living with HIV/ Denmark and bachelor’s degree in Eastern European AIDS: An Evaluation of a Point-of-Use Water Quality. Ms. studies (with a focus on Russian language and history) LaTrielle received her diplôme du deuxième degré from from the University of Aarhus. 21 the Université de , her BA cum laude from the overseeing CRG program implementation and data University of Montana, and MBA from the University of collection. Additionally, Ms. Malupande facilitated and Phoenix. supervised the Nationwide Assessment of Child Facilities in Zambia, commissioned by the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services. Her publications include Alternative Care and Reintegration Guidelines for JOSÉ LEMOS – Portugal the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services and the Child Correctional Facilities Report for the Human Rights Commission. Ms. Malupande received her José Lemos is Partner, Chairman, and Chief Executive bachelor’s degree in social work and postgraduate diploma Officer of Clearwater International, a multinational in human rights law from the University of Zambia. corporate finance and mergers and acquisition company. Previously, Mr. Lemos was founder and CEO of Central Banco de Investimento (CBI), an investment bank; and INÉS MANZANO – Ecuador president of Caixa Central Crédito Agrícola, an institution providing various banking services in Portugal. Mr. Lemos has served as the chairman of the board of directors of the Portuguese Stock Exchange, now known as the Euronext Inés Manzano is president of ASAMBLA, an Lisbon, and as a member of the National Stock Exchange environmental consulting company and Co2mpensa, a Commission. He was a non-executive board member of company dedicated to calculating the carbon footprint Media Capital, one of the largest media groups in Portugal. of enterprises, products, and public services. She is Mr. Lemos was a member of the Portuguese Parliament an attorney and general manager of the Manzano & from 1995 until 1998. He has lectured on economics at Asociados law firm, where she provided the first legal the Oporto and Minho Universities, and he continues to services specializing in environmental law in Ecuador. teach university courses on management and finance. Mr. Previously, she served as the Vice Minister of Environment Lemos received his bachelor’s degree in economics from in Ecuador and consulted with the UN in Ecuador to the University of Lisbon and master’s degree in European reorganize the regulatory framework of the municipality studies from the University of Coimbra. of Guayaquil. She was professor of environmental law at the Catholic University of Guayaquil and UEES from 2007-2016. Her publications include Legal Protection of the Ecuadorian Mangroves. She received a bachelor’s MWANSA CHILUFYA MALUPANDE – Zambia degree in law from the Universidad Católica de Guayaquil, a master’s degree in environmental law from the Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, a master’s Mwansa Chilufya Malupande is a Child Protection degree in business administration from the IDE Business Officer at UNICEF Zambia. In this position, she School, and a doctorate in environmental law from the ensures the availability of information for effective child Universidad de Alicante. protection programs and project design, implementation, management, monitoring, and evaluation. She is the lead point of contact between UNICEF Child Protection and the Zambian Ministry of Community Development and Social Services on issues related to strengthening holistic, community-based care for children. Previously, Ms. Malupande served as the Child Rights Governance (CRG) Coordinator for Save the Children International,

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JENNY MATIKAINEN – Finland EUGENE MURIU NGUMI – Kenya

Jenny Matikainen is Asia Correspondent for the Finnish Eugene Muriu Ngumi has been a consultant at Public Broadcasting Company. Based in Beijing, she Africapractice, working under the Group Chief Operating reports on Asia news and current affairs for TV, radio, Officer, where he advised on stakeholder relationship and online media; her coverage includes political, social, management for clients, primarily in Kenya, in the economic, and cultural topics. In her earlier assignment technology, mining, oil and gas, energy, banking and public at the Finnish Public Broadcasting Company as Foreign sectors. He was engaged in stakeholder identification and News Journalist, she was based in Helsinki and reported profiling, public affairs support, intelligence and analysis, news stories from North America and Africa. Previously, and business development. Mr. Ngumi previously served Ms. Matikainen worked as a press officer for the World as an aide to Senator Mutahi Kagwe of Nyeri County, Wildlife Fund Finland where she led climate and conducting legislative research and planning various sustainability-related communications. Additionally, she development projects in Nyeri County. Additionally, Mr. worked as Foreign News Journalist, Editor, and Morning Ngumi was Deputy Communications Director for the New Broadcast Executive Producer at MTV Uutiset, a Martha Karua Presidential Campaign, overseeing speech news broadcast company in Finland. Ms. Matikainen writing, press releases, and campaign correspondence. In received her bachelor’s degree in social studies and master’s 2011, Mr. Ngumi volunteered for Greenpeace - degree in journalism from the University of Jyväskylä, Pacific. He is currently an MSc candidate in African Finland and her bachelor’s degree in film and television politics at SOAS University of London. Mr. Ngumi from the Lahti University of Applied Sciences, Finland. received his bachelor’s degree in economics and social sciences from the University of Sydney.

JÜRGEN MINDEL – Germany SIRPA NYBERG – Finland

Jürgen Mindel is Head of Department for Key Policies, Coordination and Strategic Planning at the German Sirpa Nyberg is Minister Counsellor and Head of the Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA). In this Political Section at the Embassy of Finland in Washington, capacity, he organizes meetings of the managing and DC. Prior to this posting, Ms. Nyberg was Deputy Head presiding boards, analyzes legislative procedures and of Mission at the Embassy of Finland in Norway and held regulations relevant to the industry, coordinates strategic the same post at the Embassy of Finland in Thailand. She topics for the association, and coordinates internal has also served as Deputy Head of Unit for Northern management committees. Previously, he worked as the Europe of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. She worked at Head of the President’s Office for the VDA, preparing the Permanent Mission of Finland to the United Nations speeches and meetings for the President’s Office. Mr. in Geneva, directly engaging with the UN Human Rights Mindel served as an Advisory Board Member for the Council, and at the Delegation of the to Automotive Institute for Management at the European the UN in New York, working on disarmament and non- Business School in Oestrich-Winkel, Germany and proliferation issues. Ms. Nyberg studied political science worked as a research assistant in the German Parliament. at the University of Stockholm and national economics Mr. Mindel received his bachelor’s degree in political at the University of Nürnberg. She received her master’s science from Freie Universität Berlin. degree in social science from the University of Tampere.

23 MARCELO PERLMAN – Brazil YOUSUF REBEEH – Qatar

Marcelo Perlman is a founding partner at PVG, a law Yousuf Rebeeh is the Chief Operating Officer of the firm in São Paulo, Brazil and leads its corporate and Qatar Petrochemical Company (QAPCO), one of the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) practices. Previously, world’s largest producers of low-density polyethylene Mr. Perlman worked in the Latin America M&A and (LDPE). He also serves as director and board member finance group of Cravath, Swaine & Moore in New for several other companies, including Qatar Plastic York and was assistant general counsel in charge of the Products (QPPC), Qatar Wood Products (QWPC), and Brazilian conglomerate CSN’s cement and steelmaking QATOFIN – a joint venture between QAPCO, Total businesses. Mr. Perlman has been recognized as a leading Petrochemicals , and Qatar Petroleum. He was a lawyer by Chambers Global and Latin America, Legal member of the task force to create the Qatar Chemical 500 Latin America, Latin American Corporate Counsel and Petrochemical Research Center in 2013. Early in his Association – LACCA, and IFLR1000. Mr. Perlman is career, he completed a six-month technical engineering currently a membership officer for South America with the training program with Chiyoda Corporation in Yokohama, Insolvency Section of the International Bar Association. Japan. Dr. Rebeeh has a BSc in mechanical engineering, He serves as Vice President of the Board of Officers of an MBA, and a PhD in engineering management from the non-profit Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein. Mr. Qatar University. Perlman received his law degree from the University of São Paulo and his LLM from University of Chicago Law School with High Honors.

JOSÉ ANTONIO RIVERO Jr. - Mexico MIN QIN – China

José Antonio Rivero Jr. is CEO of Autlán, a Mexican Min Qin is Vice President of Public Affairs at the Mars company that produces and markets manganese minerals Company in China. Prior to her current position, she was and ferroalloys, and is a member of the Autlán Board of Vice President of External Affairs and Communications Directors. He previously served as Chief Executive Officer for Greater China at Fonterra. She previously served of Metallōrum Holding, a precious metals corporation as Director of Government Affairs at McKinsey & that recently merged with Autlán. Previously, Mr. Rivero Company Greater China, where she oversaw the firm’s served as Chief Executive Officer at Servicios Financieros dialogue and cooperation with the Chinese government Mexicanos and GFM Textiles. He worked as an and provided consulting expertise on government affairs international information adviser and analyst for CEMEX for global companies operating within China. Ms. Qin in Madrid and in Mexico. Mr. Rivero serves on multiple began her career in the Chinese Ministry of Foreign boards including Servicios Financieros Mexicanos and Affairs, where she served as third secretary and head advises numerous industrial chambers and development interpreter, supporting meetings and visits by senior banks. He received a BA in business administration government leaders within and outside China. She was from the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher chosen as a Young Global Leader at the World Economic Education, an MBA from the International Institute for Forum in 2006-2007. Ms. Qin received her BA in English Management (IMD) in Switzerland, and studied business and international studies from the China Foreign Affairs dynamics at the Sloan School of Management at MIT University and her MPhil in development studies from and negotiation at the Harvard Program on Negotiation the University of Cambridge. for Senior Executives.

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FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ CAICEDO – Colombia LATEEF TAYO SHITTU – Nigeria

Francisco Rodriguez Caicedo is an advisor to the Secretary Lateef Tayo Shittu is Executive Director for Strategy and General of the Organization of American States in Research at the Nigeria Governors’ Forum Secretariat. Washington, DC. Previously, Mr. Rodriguez served as the Previously, Mr. Shittu served as a special assistant to the Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy of Colombia Minister of Transport Aviation, and Communication, in Portugal, where he led the mission’s efforts to create a where he guided the establishment of the Nigeria binational strategic council for Colombia and Portugal. Communication Commission. Mr. Shittu served as His earlier positions include Deputy Chief Mission at the Deputy Director for Privatization and Commercialization Embassy of Colombia in Beijing, China, as a governance at the Bureau of Public Enterprise, where he oversaw and security consultant for GONAT Consulting, and public sector reform and established the Community and as a police adviser to the United Nations Stabilization Micro-Credit Banks in Nigeria. Mr. Shittu is a Fellow Mission in Haiti. He is the author of Kidnapping Risks in at the Nigerian Institute of Governance and Leadership Mexico and contributed to The Revolutionary Armed Forces Technology and an Italian Government Fellow and of Colombia: Future Capabilities. Mr. Rodriguez received Scholarship recipient. Mr. Shittu received his bachelor’s his BA in political science from Freie Universität Berlin degree in economics from Wittenberg University, his and his MA in war studies from King’s College London. master’s degree in development banking and finance from the Giordano Del Amore Institute of Banking and Finance, and an honorary doctorate in public administration from the Commonwealth University in . SEBASTIAN RUDOLPH – Germany

MOHAMMED SHUMMARY – Iraq Sebastian Rudolph is Head of Corporate Communications and Public Affairs at Bilfinger SE, a European company specializing in civil and industrial construction, engineering, and services. In this capacity, he has overseen Mohammed Shummary is Head of the Foreign Relations a successful worldwide rebranding of the company name Office at the Al-Hikmah National Movement, a political and the digitizing of a large portion of Bilfinger SE’s public party in Iraq. Additionally, Dr. Shummary serves as a communications. In 2015, Dr. Rudolph was awarded the lecturer at the College of Political Science at Al-Nahrain Young Leaders Executive Fellowship by the Federation of University. Previously, he served as a member of the German Industry. Dr. Rudolph has extensive government executive board, head of the electoral office, and member experience, including service as Head of Communication of the leadership body of the Islamic Supreme Council at the Federal Ministry of Transport in both the Digital of Iraq, another political party in Iraq. Dr. Shummary Infrastructure and Building and Urban Development participated in a study mission on US elections organized divisions. Earlier in his career, he was a journalist, and by the National Democratic Institute. Additionally, Dr. worked as Deputy Chief Correspondent for Bavarian Shummary served as a researcher in the Department of Television, based in Berlin. Dr. Rudolph’s publications Foreign Relations and then as head of the international include Is the City of Berlin Salvageable? He received his organizations section at the Iraqi Ministry for Human bachelor’s in political science, master’s in political science, Rights. Dr. Shummary received a bachelor’s degree, and from the Otto Suhr Institute of master’s degree, and doctorate in political science from Political Sciences at Freie Universität Berlin. the College of Political Science at Al-Nahrain University.

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WOJCIECH SZKOTNICKI – Poland

Wojciech Szkotnicki is a Senior Expert in the Department Father Augusto received a law degree and bachelor’s degree of European Funds within the Polish Ministry of Interior in theology from the Universidad Católica Argentina, a and Administration. He supervises the European Projects master’s degree in moral theology from the Universidad Implementation Center as it relates to the Norway del Salvado, a master’s degree in wellbeing and human Financial Mechanism, Asylum, Migration and Integration development from the University of Bath, and a doctorate Fund and the Internal Security Fund. Mr. Szkotnicki in theology from Roehampton University. also has experience in the Department of Migration Management at the International Organization for Migration, where he worked with international experts to establish traveler identification methods using biometrics. Currently, Mr. Szkotnicki serves as a board member of OLENA ZERKAL – Ukraine the National School of Public Administration in Poland Alumni Association. Mr. Szkotnicki received his bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in public administration from the Department of Law, Administration, and Economics Olena Zerkal is Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister for at the University of Wroclaw. European Integration. She has represented Ukraine and participated in all negotiation rounds with the European Union on the political and economic areas of the Association Agreement. She also represented Ukraine at AUGUSTO ZAMPINI DAVIES – Argentina the International Court of Justice in The Hague during public hearings on Ukraine’s case accusing Russia of supporting international terrorism and violating human Augusto Zampini Davies is Director of Development and rights in occupied and uncontrolled territories of Ukraine, Faith at the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human including and parts of . Ms. Zarkal has Development at the Vatican. Rev. Zampini is an Argentine participated in the “New Issues in Security Policy” training Roman Catholic priest from the Diocese of San Isidro, course at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy. Ms. Zerkal Buenos Aires and has previously served as an assistant received a master’s degree in law from the department of priest and chaplain in different parishes in Argentina, law and her master’s degree in international economic many of them in the poorest neighborhoods. Father relations from the Institute of International Relations at Augusto was a lecturer in Catholic social teaching at the the National Taras Shevchenko University in Ukraine. University of Durham. Additionally, he has served as a theological adviser to the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development and as a research associate at Stellenbosch University in . Trained as a lawyer and moral theologian, his area of research is social ethics. He has focused on the connection between international development economics and Catholic social teaching and researched environmental ethics within the context of Catholic tradition.

26 Georgetown Leadership Seminar Alumni

Class of 1982 Ted Chih-Fan I (Taiwan) Janos Rapcsak () Thomas D’Aquino (Canada) Alain Juppé (France) Thavorn Ratanavadi (Thailand) Edward Bickham (UK) Thomas E. Kierans (Canada) José Rodriguez-Spiteri Palazuelo (Spain) Robert L. Bovey (USA) Duk-Choong Kim (Korea) Melvin Saenz Biolley () Bernd Buffo (Germany) Yehiel Leket (Israel) Juan V. Saez (Philippines) Bruno Marco Calamai (Italy) Desmond Luke (Sierra Leone) Ahmed Wafaa el din Said () John Compton (St. Lucia) Peter K. Maeussnest (Germany) Farooq Sobhan () Ross W. Cottrill (Australia) Abdul Hadi Al Majali (Jordan) Tom Spencer (UK) Jan Dauman (UK) Ingo Mussi (Austria) Andrew L. Steigman (USA) Mauro Dutto (Italy)* Kazuakira Nakajima (Japan) Raymond R.M. Tai (Taiwan) J. Hoek (Netherlands) Bruce Newell (USA) R. Sybren Tijmstra (Netherlands) Hajime Ishi (Japan) Risaburo Nezu (Japan) Petrus Jacobus van der Merwe Shaikh Isa Bin Abdulla Al-Khalifa Rajesh Pilot (India)* (South Africa) (Bahrain) Elayakim Rubinstein (Israel) Yoshihide Watanabe (Japan) Ivan Lawrence (UK) Tomosaburo Saito (Japan) Simon Mabey (UK) Jaswant Singh (India) Class of 1985 Bryant McCarthy (USA) David Stephen (UK) Shulamit Aloni (Israel) Matthew Miau (Taiwan) Charles M. B. Utete (Zimbabwe) Ebitimi E. Banigo (Nigeria) Dominique Moisi (France) Michael Kijana Wamalwa (Kenya)* Yves Bobillier (Switzerland) Christine Morin-Postel (France) MatthiasWissman (Germany) Rafael Castellanos (El Salvador) Jochen Neynaber (Germany) Ronald Woodbridge (Costa Rica) Terry Magaoa Chapman Yossi Sarid (Israel) Chang-Tung Yeh (China) (New Zealand/Niue) Setsu Shiga (Japan) Helle Degn (Denmark) Vincent Siew (Taiwan) Class of 1984 Omar Ahmed Fakih (Kenya) Michael Stephen (UK) Nava Arad (Israel) Albert J. Fernando () Ulla Terkelsen (Denmark) Emeka Ayo Azikiwe (Nigeria) Allan Fotheringham (Canada) Walter Wenger (Switzerland) Gerald Williams Barrack (Fiji) James Goodby (USA) Camille Becker (Luxembourg) Fred A. Gorden (USA) Class of 1983 Richard Bissell (USA) Daw Than Han (Burma) Alf Akerman (Sweden)* Ritt Bjerregaard (Denmark) Mohamed Bashir Hamid (Sudan) Ignacio Beteta Vallejo (Mexico) Patricia M. Byrne (USA) Syed Fakhar Iman (Pakistan) Thomas Boyatt (USA) Nelson A.P. Chang (China) Shinzo Katada (Japan) Peter Chan (Singapore) Bakary Bunja Darbo (Gambia) Ismail Kamel (Egypt) Wonil Cho (Korea) Arturo Fontaine Talavera () Francois Moanack (Venezuela) Salahuddin Quadar Chowdhury Cesar Gaviria Trujillo (Colombia) Che Mohammed Noor Bin Mat Arshad (Bangladesh) Howard Dwayne Graves (USA) (Malaysia) Constantin Collmer (Greece) Francisco Roberto Andre Gros (Brazil) Mandungu Bula Nyati (Zaire)* Roberto Dañino (Peru) Michael Huffington (USA) Kenneth S. Pedersen (USA) Michael Fritzsche (Germany) Jerome L. Johnson (USA) William T. Pendley (USA) Leo de Grijs (USA) Jan Hendrik Kist (Netherlands) Roger C. Riddell (UK) Virasakdi Futrakul (Thailand) Alex Krauer (Switzerland) George Scharffenberger (USA) Fruzsina M. Harsanyi (USA) Josef Christian Litschauer (Austria) Prasob Snongjati (Thailand) J. Bryan Hehir (USA) Peter Lloyd (UK) Juwono Sudarsono (Indonesia) Max Eugen Herrenknecht (Germany) Neil D. McInnes (Australia) Rosalinda Tirona (Philippines) Michael Howard (UK) Daniel Meridor (Israel) Joseph Vardi (Israel) Alan Howarth (UK) Kyoung Hwie Mihn (Korea) Shrikant Verma (India) Edward Mortimer (UK) John Walcott (USA) *Deceased Teerawat Putamonda (Thailand) Gerry Weiner (Canada)

27 Anthony T.S. Wu (Taiwan) Class of 1987 FNU Prasetyo (Indonesia) Chen S. Yu (Taiwan) Tayseer Abdul Jaber (Jordan) Gideon Remez (Israel) Louis Graf von Zech-Burkersroda Mohamed Ramly bin Haj Abu Bakar Juan M. Sabater (USA) (Germany) (Malaysia) Roberto Salinas Stephens (Mexico) Manuel Zepeda Payeras (Mexico) Femi Yinka Aribisala (Nigeria) Antonis Samaras (Greece) Anura Bandaranaike (Sri Lanka) Oswaldo Sandoval (Peru) Class of 1986 Santo Budiono (Indonesia) Ronald Koone Sebego (Botswana) Salameh Abdul-Hadi (Jordan) Enos O. Chiura (Zimbabwe) Antje Sedemund-Treiber (Germany) Arturo Avello Diez del Corral (Spain) Mary Collins (Canada) Jens Stoltenberg (Norway) Mohammed Abdel Dayim Basheer Pierre Douaze (France) Montri Supaporn (Thailand) (Sudan) Neil Hartigan (USA) David R.G. Tanner (Canada) Nur Batur (Turkey) Jouko Ilkka Heiskanen (Finland) Samir Toubar (Egypt) Yossi Beilin (Israel) Jytte Hilden (Denmark) Zhang Xiang (China) Jean Jacques Boissier (USA) Ahmed Al-Ibrahim (Kuwait) Abdulla bin Zayed bin Saqr al-Nahyan Sandra Brown (USA) Maria Teresa Infante (Chile) (UAE) Juan Carlos Simons () Rodolfo Irias Navas () Marion Grafin Donhoff (Germany)* Uwe Janssen (Germany) Class of 1989 Ahmed Ismail Fakhr (Egypt) In-Jaw Lai (Taiwan) Maria Rosa Boceta Ostos (Spain) Flavio Ferreira Leite (Brazil) Eduardo Mendoza (Colombia) John A. Burroughs, Jr. (USA) Oscar Florendo y Marsigan (Philippines) Terence C. O’Brien (New Zealand) Dai-Chul Chyung (Korea) Sergio Giuliani (Italy)* Tunji Olagunju (Nigeria) Roberto Teixeira da Costa (Brazil) Richard Gordon (Philippines) Haim Ramon (Israel) Richard G. Dearden (Canada) Philip Gould (UK) Kitti Ratanachaya (Thailand) David Donhoff (USA) Hua Di (China) George S. Robinson (USA) David E. Donovan (USA) Caroline Frances Jackson (UK) Abhijit Sen (India) Paul A. Dudler (Switzerland) Jelani bin Haji Asmawi (Malaysia) Harry E. Soyster (USA) Abdel Menem Emara (Egypt) Steven Kibona (Tanzania)* Elizabeth Spencer (UK) Scott C. Farris (USA) William Mattison (USA) Tatsu Sunami (Japan) Pia Gjellerup (Denmark) Albrecht Matuschka (Germany) Othmar N. Wyss (Switzerland) Bogdan Goralczyk (Poland) Pedro Miguel de Santana Lopes Hiroshi Yamada (Japan) Jean-Marie Guehenno (France) (Portugal) Barend Ter Haar (Netherlands) Yoshio Nakamura (Japan) Class of 1988 Thomas E. Harvey (USA) Marie-Marthe Paul (Haiti) Charng-Ven Chen (China) Rezki Hocine (Algeria) Eva Pfisterer (Austria) Leodegario A. Deocadiz (Philippines) Ahsan Iqbal (Pakistan) Thomas Rhame (USA) Hugo Fernandez Faingold (Uruguay) Jeffrey G. Kitingan (Malaysia) Hany Salaam (Lebanon) John S. Fraser (UK) Wen Ko (Taiwan) Yu-Ming Shaw (Taiwan) Damian Green (UK) Yuji Miyamoto (Japan) Jerome Smith, Jr. (USA) Fabio Ocazionez Jimenez (Colombia) Grace Molisa (Pacific Islands)* Vibeke Sperling (Denmark) Edward Kakonge (Uganda) Alberto Sanchez Palazuelos (Mexico) Guillermo Stanley (Argentina) Goran Kapetanovic (Yugoslavia) Robin Pedler (UK) Mohamed Terbache (Algeria) Yong-Koo Kim (Korea) Soebijakto Prawirasiebrata (Indonesia)* Henry Togna (UK) Pramod Venkatesh Mahajan (India)* H. K. Ranftle (USA) Wattana Chantarasorn (Thailand) George M. Marcus (USA) Khadga Bikram Shah (Nepal) Prosper Aliou Youm (Senegal) Tsuneo Nishida (Japan) Sergei Borisovich Stankevich (USSR) Abdullah bin Omar (Malaysia) Richard Uku (Nigeria)

*Deceased

28 Georgetown Leadership Seminar Alumni (continued)

Judi Widetzky (Israel) Kent H. Hughes (USA) Steven Valdivia (USA) Pradeep K. Kapur (India) Mark A. Vermilion (USA) lass of 1990 George S. Koumoutsakos (Greece) William Graham Walker (USA) Richard C. Barkley (USA) J. Craig Leiby (USA) Walter P. von Wartburg (Switzerland) Salah Bassiouny (Egypt) Sondhi Limthongkul (Thailand) Nabil Younes (Lebanon) Siaka Kanta Bamba (Ivory Coast) Peter Y.F. Lo () John Wood (USA) Kyung-Mok Cho (Korea) Patricia J. Mitchell (USA) Raymond L. Colotti (USA) Bui Xuan Nhat () Class of 1993 Nancy S. Donovan (USA) Carlos Perez Garcia (Mexico) Hilda Da Titi Anepe (Ghana) Putnam Ebinger (USA) Hans Philippi (France) Le Van Bang (Vietnam) H. Walter Füllemann (Germany) Ervin J. Rokke (USA) Gabriele Beccaria (Italy) Roger Guevara Mena () Andrew James Samet (USA) Alberto Borea Odria (Peru) Lawrence Gutstein (USA) Ulrich Schutte (Germany) Aracely Conde de Paiz (Guatemala) Yasuyoshi Ichihashi (Japan) Higiro Semajege (Uganda) Thomas M. Daly (USA) Marazban Ja-Patrawala (India) Miguel Silva Pinzon (Colombia) Gopi Nath Dawadi (Nepal) Ali L. Karaosmanoglu (Turkey) Indra Bahadur Singh (Nepal) Joan Dudik-Gayoso (USA) Gabriele Kokott-Weidenfeld (Germany) Q.M. Tshabangu (Zimbabwe) Philip A. Dur (USA) Kazumasa Kusaka (Japan) Ibrahim Hussain Zaki (Maldives) Frances Fitzgerald () Uzi Landau (Israel) Sergio Zendron (Brazil)* Alex Fontana (Brazil) Alejandro Linares Cantillo (Colombia) Oded Granot (Israel) Nganani Enos John Mabuza (South Class of 1992 Andreas Guibeb (Namibia) Africa) Marcia G. Cooke (USA) Suchitra Hiranpruech (Thailand) Thierry Mileo (France) Jean-Pierre E. Edon (Benin) Mae C. Jemison (USA) Geoffrey Nyarota (Zimbabwe) Luiz Fernando Furlan (Brazil) Enayetullah Khan (Bangladesh) Peter Sarkozy (Hungary) José Fonseca Perez (Mexico) Irena Komitova () Purushottam Lal Shrestha (Nepal) Neil Hartigan (USA) Pedro Lacoste (Argentina) Sabam Siagian (Indonesia) Andrzej Jankowski (Poland) Kathryn Jo Lincoln (USA) German Sopena (Argentina)* Alounkeo Kittikoun (Laos) Cheryl M. Long (USA) Jan Urban () Grzegorz Kostrzewa-Zorbas (Poland) Tran Quan Ngoc (Vietnam) Alice Yu (Taiwan) Pham Chi Lan (Vietnam) Riad Nofal (Syria) Miroslav Lauer Molousek (Peru) Charles Pirtle (USA) Class of 1991 Mekonnen Manyazewal (Ethiopia) Murray Craig Proctor (Australia) Sami Abourhame (USA) Louis M. Marmon (USA) Long Visalo (Cambodia) Jawad A. Anani (Jordan) Truong Mealy (Cambodia) Gijs de Vries (Netherlands) Patrick Boyer (Canada) Javier Moctezuma Barrágan (Mexico) Yansong Yang (China) Avraham Burg (Israel) Paian Nainggolan (Indonesia) Jae-Hyun Yoo (Korea) Adolfo Castro Almeyra (Argentina) Peter Pace (USA) Carlos Zaldivar (Spain) Milos Cervenka (Czechoslovakia) Young Il Park (Korea) James Han-Ching Chen (Taiwan) John C. Porter (USA) Class of 1994 Carlos Dos Santos (Mozambique) Don Pramudwinai (Thailand) Robert Batinovich (USA) Ustun Erguder (Turkey) Jeffrey Simpson (Canada) Krasae Chanawongse (Thailand) Vincent Serei Eri (Papua New Guinea)* Young-Sun Song (Korea) Chang-yoon Choi (Korea) Margaret G. Finarelli (USA) Andres José Soto Velasco (Colombia) Min San Co (Philippines) Marcio Fortes (Brazil) Chi Su (China) Norman C. Fu (Taiwan) Knut Hetzer (Germany) Laila Tackla (Egypt) Bonnie L. Horner (USA) Nathaniel Howell, Jr. (USA) Narayan Shumshere Thapa (Nepal) Oh-Seok Hyun (Korea) Zvi Uri Ullmann (Israel) Alberto Iribane (Argentina) *Deceased Marzuki Usman (Indonesia) Hua Jin (China)

29 Toshiharu Kato (Japan) Class of 1998 Woo Yea Hwang (Korea) Hans Kindler (Switzerland)* Jaime Alfonsin (Spain) Irina Kibina (Russia) Sea Kosal (Cambodia) Levan Baghdavadze (Georgia) Isaac Lee (Colombia) Emanuel Lallana (Philippines) Pierre Baillargeon (Canada) George K. Liu (Taiwan) Robert Lee (Fiji) Hattie Prioleau Baldwin (USA) Michelle Marginson (Australia) Zhi-Yun Li (China) José M. D. Barroso (Portugal) Ana Beatriz Molina (El Salvador) Christopher Maule (Canada) Felipe de Borbón y Grecia (Spain) William Monkman (Canada) Michael Marron (USA) Jaime Carvajal (Spain) Victor José Moscoso Portillo Hernan T. Narea (USA) Bojiang Chen (China) (Guatemala) Tran Quan Ngoc (Vietnam) Denise Cook (Spain/UK) Khalil Nooruddin (Bahrain) Eunice Reddick (USA) Benjamin H. Dickens, Jr. (USA) Martin Redrado (Argentina) Miguel Reynal (Argentina) Steven Hadji-Touma (Monaco) Lyushun Shen (Taiwan) John E. Smith, Jr. (Mexico) M. Kamal Hassan (Indonesia) Hak-Kyu Sohn (Korea) Frank Taira Supit (Indonesia) Szu-Yin Ho (Taiwan) Petia Vassileva (Bulgaria) Tran Ba Tuoc (Vietnam) Yoshimitsu Isoi (Japan) Du Wei (China) Juree Vichit-Vadakan (Thailand) Iloian Marinov Ivanov (Bulgaria) Thomas G. Weston (USA)* Stephen Robert Jacobi (New Zealand) Class of 2000 Fernan Julio Saguier (Argentina) Felipe de Borbón y Grecia (Spain) Class of 1996 Mbow Amphas Mampoua Deborah K. Burand (USA) Felipe de Borbón y Grecia (Spain) (Republic of Congo) Olayemi Cardoso (Nigeria) Elena Bucarelli (Italy) Vladimir Munteanu (Moldova) Gordon Chen (Taiwan) Tshepo Regina Chape-Wareus Yasumitsu Nihei (Japan) Dina El Naggar (Egypt) (Botswana) Ilia Pavlov (Bulgaria) Nasir El-Raffai (Nigeria) Joao Correia (Portugal) Maria Pergaminelis (Australia) Sameh El-Torgoman (Egypt) Richard Good (Northern Ireland) Teemu Tanner (Finland) Danila Alexandrovitch Ezhkov (Russia) Martin Hoferek () Larry C. Townes (USA) J. K’ayode Fayemi (UK) Linda Eleanor Hossie (Canada) Phi Thuong Tran (Vietnam) Jorge Garcia-Gonzalez (Colombia) Tadaoki Ishikawa (Japan) David R. Walker (Australia) Wagner Guerra, Jr. (Brazil) Christine Katzelberger (Austria) Chao Wang (China) Gaston Harvey (Quebec) Milton Kim (Korea) Arben Imami (Albania) Kay King (USA) Class of 1999 Nikolai Kamov (Bulgaria) Zheng Kuang (China) Elias F. Aburdene (USA) Yemi Michael Katerere (Zimbabwe) Mark C. Medish (USA) Abdullah A.Y.Z. Alireza (Saudi Arabia) Paul Knox (Canada) Mpho Mosimane (South Africa) Ernest Aryeetey (Ghana) Xiangping Lei (China) Andreas Muth (Germany) Girogi Baramidze (Georgia) Liz McManus (Ireland) Francis K. Muthaura (Tanzania) Felipe de Borbón y Grecia (Spain) Fisho Patrick Mwale (Zambia) Meriem Mohammed Omer (Eritrea) Chang-Pang Chang (Taiwan) Emma Ssali Namuli (Uganda) Antonio Oyarzabal (Spain) Yun-Han Chu (Taiwan) Sasko Nasev (Macedonia) Victor Tenchev Papazov (Bulgaria) Rafael Conde de Saro (Spain) Khenthong Nuanthasing (Laos) Marko Pomerants (Estonia) Ibrahim Debbas (Lebanon) Klaus E. von Olshausen (Germany) Nikola G. Popovski (Macedonia) Daming Deng (China) Ok Serei Sopheak (Cambodia) Jesus Rodriguez (Argentina) Christina Esanu (Romania) Vasily Pavlov Rolf Stephan Tanner (Switzerland) Augustin Kwasi Fosu (Kenya) (Sakha, Russian Federation) Alejandra Vasquez (Chile) Denis Gervais (Canada) Esteban Piedrahita Uribe (Colombia) Forrest C. Wheat (USA) Alan B. Golacinski (USA) José Antonio de la Puente (Peru) Michael V. Hayden (USA) Binderiya Saran (Mongolia) Han Hong (China) Emilia Sicakova () *Deceased Chi Chang Hong (Taiwan) Kirsi Sormunen (Finland)

30 Georgetown Leadership Seminar Alumni (continued)

Thomas W. Steffens (USA) Laura Batchelor (UK) Tobias Lupke (Germany) Thitinant Thanyasiri (Thailand) Original Wolde Giorgis Beratu Milagre Macaringue (Mozambique) Jun Tian (China) (Ethiopia) Mahmoud M. Safwat Mohieldin (Egypt) Beatriz Boza (Peru) Teresa Mugadza (Zimbabwe) Class of 2001 Henrique Capriles Radonski (Venezuela) Khardiata Lo Ndiaye (Senegal) Said Adejumobi (Nigeria) Alison Deans (USA) George Fitzgerald Ohrstrom (USA) Rodrigo Agrelo (Argentina) Raffaella Di Sipio (Italy) Enkhtuya Oidov (Mongolia) Tanya Alwi (Indonesia) Oby Ezekwesili (Nigeria) John R. Roach, Jr. (USA) Delgermaa Banzragch (Mongolia) Howard Forti (UK) Zafer Sahin (Turkey) Jean Bennett (USA) Itay Frost (Israel) Jauhar Saleem (Pakistan) Gerardo Blyde (Venezuela) Carolyn Gomes (Jamaica) Felia Salim (Indonesia) Felipe de Borbón y Grecia (Spain) Katrin Kanarik (Estonia) Alan M. Speir (USA) George Chilupe (Zambia)* Khalil Karam (Lebanon) Franz X. Stirnimann (Switzerland) Luis Dos Passos (Angola) Mustafa Kibaroglu (Turkey) Ines Temple (Peru) Arturo R. Duarte Ortiz (Guatemala) Jamesina King (Sierra Leone) Karim Torbey (Lebanon) Susana Elespuru (Peru) Lyubomir Kyuchukov (Bulgaria) Fatima Vicens (Burkina Faso) Papa Khalilou Fall (Senegal) Ching-Chih Liao (Taiwan) David Yanovich (Colombia) Basel Ghattas (Israel) Meissa Niang (Senegal) Haneen Zoabi (Israel) Rui Gomes da Silva (Portugal) Juan Pablo Parra Rojas (Colombia) Kerstin Hessius (Sweden) Manfred Petri (Germany) Class of 2004 Felipe Holguin (Colombia) Axel Pfeifer (Germany) Ahmed bin Ali M. Al-Mukhaini (Oman) Moushira Khattab (Egypt) Yoram Schweitzer (Israel) Anastassia Alexandrova (Russia) Bongi Kunene (South Africa) Griver Sikasote (Zambia) Ibrahim Amadou (Niger) Katriina Kuusinen (Finland) Elena Smolskaya (Russia) Francois Badoual (France) Djyldyz Kydyrova (Kyrgyz Republic) Vaipot Srinual (Thailand) Azizan Baharuddin (Malaysia) Gaby Lasky (Israel) Niraj Srivastava (India) Susan Baker (USA) Victor Manuel Lagos Pizzati Djuanda Widjaya (Indonesia)* Iman Bibars (Egypt) (El Salvador) Murat Yetkin (Turkey) Wayne Brown (New Zealand) Andreas Madaus (Germany) Xiaoshan Zhang (China) Xavier Bustamante (Ecuador) Farkhad Maksudov (Uzbekistan) Maria Cristina Caballero (Colombia) Jim Matheson (USA) Class of 2003 Mamadou Mansour Cama (Senegal) Diana McCaulay (Jamaica) Matti Anttonen (Finland) Angelien Eijsink (Netherlands) Harriet Musoke (Uganda) Deepak Bagla (India) Hisham H. El-Khazindar (Egypt) Mark Nichols (USA) Alberto Beeck (Peru) Fan Yu (China) Roland Nordgren (Mexico) Oleg V. Buklemishev (Russia) Florian Fenner (Germany) Surapong Suwana-adth (Thailand) Yiping Cai (China) Fernando de Magalhaes Furlan (Brazil) Taha Abdel-Alim Taha (Egypt) Joao Mauricio Teixeira da Costa (Brazil) Nabil Hokayem (Lebanon) Efthimios Vidalis (Greece) Georgi Dimitrov (Bulgaria) Hauwa Ibrahim (Nigeria) Zhou Hong (China) Lola Djusupbekova (Kyrgyzstan) Jennifer Joni (South Africa) Rafael Barraza Dominguez (El Salvador) Nasser S. Judeh (Jordan) Loay El-Shawarby (Egypt) Lauri Kivinen (Finland) Class of 2002 Claude Fassinou (Benin) Carolina Lizarraga (Peru) Abdul Khaleq Abdulla (UAE) Ross Harrison (USA) Scott Morse (USA) Reem Abdullah (Yemen) Asue Ighodalo (Nigeria) Yemi Osinbajo (Nigeria) Zamir Abdykasymov (Kyrgyz Republic) Andreas Koller (Austria) Baijayant Panda (India) Hossam Badrawi (Egypt) Zeljko Komsic Roy Peled (Israel) (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Marja Rislakki (Finland) *Deceased Kimmo Lipponen (Finland) Bexci Sanchez (Venezuela)

31 Orapin Sopchokchai (Thailand) Wajeha H. Al-Huwaider (Saudi Arabia) Pablo Gutierrez (Chile) John Stufflebeem (USA) Alanoud Al-Sharekh (Kuwait) Nissreen Haram (Jordan) Zlatin Trapkov (Bulgaria) Renato Amorim (Brazil) Ping Huang (China) Volker Von Alvensleben (Germany) June Akinyi Arunga (Kenya) Laila Iskandar (Egypt) Zarni (Burma) Markus Baumanns (Germany) Gabor Ivan (Hungary) Miroslav Beblavy (Slovakia) Amanda Katili-Niode (Indonesia) Class of 2005 Alexandra Belandia (Venezuela) Naz Khan (Pakistan) Belquis Ahmadi () Laurent de Boisseson (France) Anne Lammila (Finland) Malak Ahmed Al Shaibani (Oman) A. Ferhat Boratav (Turkey) January Makamba (Tanzania) Dieter Ammer (Germany) Laura Branker (USA) Kathleen McGowan (USA) Antonio José Ardila (Colombia) Leonard Chitongo (Zimbabwe) Ifueko M Omoigui (Nigeria) Piritta Asunmaa (Finland) Tiena Coulibaly (Mali) Eberhard Peill (Germany) Muhammad Chatib Basri (Indonesia) Carlos A. Dada (El Salvador) Abiola A Phillips (Nigeria) Ahmed Saeed Bin Hazeem Danielle I. Goldfarb (Canada) Nguyen Dai Phuong (Vietnam) (United Arab Emirates) Carmen R. Graham (Peru) Pavlina Popova (Bulgaria) Aminou Boukary (Niger) Abdul Hameed (Pakistan) Humberto Luiz Ribiero (Brazil) Nasir Ali Shah Bukhari (Pakistan) Bara Hasibuan (Indonesia) Mark O. Schissler (USA) Claudia Costin (Brazil) Peter Heil (Hungary) Ninghong Shu (China) Khalid Ibrahim Emara (Egypt) Khaled Anis Zand Irani (Jordan) Andrey Teterkin (Russia) Tanya Golden (South Africa) Kairat Kelimbetov (Kazakhstan) Nina Zambrano (Mexico) Adriana Carrillo Gonzalez (Mexico) Abdelmalek Kettani (Morocco) Paul Granada (Ecuador) Cheryl Shou-Lu Lai (Taiwan) Class of 2008 Candis Hamilton (Jamaica) Tina Yi-Chun Lo (Taiwan) Patience Siri Akenji (Cameroon) Tien-Lih Hou (Taiwan) Risto E. J. Penttila (Finland) Bilal M. Al Bashir (Jordan) Rose Ismail (Malaysia) Juan Rendon (Colombia) Dr. Hassan R. Al-Derham (Qatar) Quan Jing (China) Nuhu Ribadu (Nigeria) Tahir Hussain Andrabi (Pakistan) Enes Karic (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Renee Schoof (USA) Frédéric Bourgeois (France) Alexei Kondratiev (Russia) Werachon Sukondhapatipak (Thailand) Margit Brandl (Austria) Sergei Litovchenko (Russia) Philippe Talleux (France) Cheng Yue (China) Joana Mangueira (Mozambique) Ismael Valigy (Mozambique) Dr. Luis Covane (Mozambique) Charles W. Martoglio (USA) Michael A. Vane (USA) Friderica Widyasari Dewi (Indonesia) Laurent Maurel (France) Jin Yan (China) Donald Duke (Nigeria) Abraham Kahlil Mitra (Philippines) Lite Yi (China) Neemat G. Frem (Lebanon) Mazal Mualem (Israel) Diego L. Frossasco (Argentina) Susana de la Puente (Peru) Class of 2007 Camilo Granada (Colombia) David Rodriguez (USA) Mohamed K. Alayyan (Jordan) Johanna Hill (El Salvador) Andre Sales (Brazil) Yousef Mana Al-Otaiba Khazar Ibrahim (Azerbaijan) Anne Sorensen (Denmark) (United Arab Emirates) James M. Kowalski (USA) Wilhelmus Steemers (Netherlands) Ragnheidur Arnadottir (Iceland) Marije Laffeber-Althuizen (Netherlands) Warren Strobel (USA) Dieter Ammer (Germany) Li Wei Wei (China) Hanna Swaid (Israel) Simao Jordao Anguilaze (Mozambique) Claudio Luiz Lottenberg (Brazil) Maryam Uwais (Nigeria) Isidore Bio (Benin) Qedani Dorothy Mahlangu Arnaud Breuillac (France) (South Africa) Class of 2006 Anita Bay Bundesgaard (Denmark) Mike Manatos (USA) Tajudeen Afolabi Adeola (Nigeria) Gregory Delavekouras (Greece) José Serrador Neto (Brazil) Mushahida Adhikari (South Africa) Linda Dumba (Namibia) Sirin Payzin (Turkey) Juan Manuel Galan (Colombia) Frank A. Pizzo (USA) *Deceased Tamrat Gebregiorgis (Ethiopia) Hossam Y. Radwan (Saudi Arabia)

32 Georgetown Leadership Seminar Alumni (continued)

Susana T. Fernandes Ramos (Angola) Silvelyn A. Wrase (Germany) Shaohua (Charles) Ding (China) Aliou Sall (Senegal) Ksenia Yudaeva (Russia) M. I. Zulkarnian Duki (Indonesia) Przemyslaw Aleksander Schmidt Lars Zimmermann (Germany) Ana Escrogima (USA) (Poland) Jean-Stéphane Bernard (Canada) Martin Eurnekian (Argentina) Azza M. Shelbaya (Egypt) Franceline Toe-Bouda (Burkina Faso) Patrick M. Higgins (USA) Sibongile Sigodi (South Africa) Vandana Kohli (India) Rajeev Singh-Molares (United Kingdom) Class of 2010 Peter Lochbihler (Germany) Deborah A. Thomas-Felix Ayman Ismail Abudawood Roohafza Ludin (Afghanistan) (Trinidad & Tobago) (Saudi Arabia) Moutaz M. Mashhour (Saudi Arabia) Martin John Tiffen (United Kingdom) Nasser Al Khaldi (Jordan) Miguel Medina Silva (Portugal) Fabian Toegel (Germany) Mohammed A. Al Maghlouth Tomasz Misiak (Poland) Manish Tewari (India) (Saudi Arabia) Juan Mora (Colombia) Mohammed Al-Sada (Qatar) Tuomas Niskakangas (Finland) Class of 2009 Esther Ayuk Nchung-Tabe (Cameroon) Yariv Nornberg (Israel) Suzanne A. Afanah (Jordan) Zekria Barakzai (Afghanistan) Chidi Anselm Odinkalu (Nigeria) Heikki Aittokoski (Finland) Amir Hossein Barmaki (Iran) Ebelechukwu A. Okobi-Harris Khalid K. Al-Mulhim (Saudi Arabia) Michael Borrell (United Kingdom) (USA/Nigeria) Maria Elvira Arango (Colombia) Sonia Boulos (Israel) Ladislas Paszkiewicz (France) Ta-chen Cheng (Taiwan) João Augusto Castro Neves (Brazil) Henrik Fogh Rasmussen (Denmark) Diego de la Torre de la Piedra (Peru) Guillermo Justo Chaves (Argentina) Ali Saleem (Pakistan) Petia Dimitrova (Bulgaria) Jaime Baptista da Costa (Portugal) Minna Skau (Denmark) Pamela Figueroa Rubio (Chile) Ali Dimashkieh (Lebanon) Salisu Suleiman (Nigeria) Maureen Gannon (Canada) Birame Diop (Senegal) Peter Alford Coleridge Taylor Franca Gargiulo (USA) Agustin Flah (Argentina) (Trinidad & Tobago) Fatemeh Haghighatjoo (Iran) Luisa Garcia (Spain) Maxim Tishin (Russia) Chhaya Hang (Cambodia) Cipriano Heredia Soltero (Venezuela) Anne Vasara (Finland) Ayman Ismael (Egypt) Andrew Huszar (USA) Omar Vidal (Colombia/Mexico) Michelle D. Johnson (USA) Marko Junkkari (Finland) Hussein Ahmes Khalifa (Egypt) Tamim Khallaf (Egypt) Class of 2012 Muhammad Ali Farid Khwaja (Pakistan) Silmy Karim (Indonesia) Dima AlFaham (Jordan/UAE/USA) Amadeusz Król (Poland) Gunduz H. Karimov (Azerbaijan) Mina Al-Oraibi (Iraq/United Kingdom) Li Jia (China) Mehnaz Malik (Pakistan) Jarrah J. Alsabah (Kuwait) Donald Low (Singapore) Stormy-Annika Mildner (Germany) Paul G. Ammer (Germany) Josina Baião Magalhães (Angola) Hongwei Rose Niu (China) Sansao Antonio Buque (Mozambique) Gaurav Mishra (India) Jacek Olechowski (Poland) Nomhle Mbali Jacqueline Canca Nguyen Thai Yen Huong (Vietnam) Julie Payne (Canada) (South Africa) Lubna Qassim (United Arab Emirates) Julio Rodrigues (Cape Verde) Charles Adeyemi Candide-Johnson SAN Jane H. A. Quaye (Ghana) Rowayne A. Schatz, Jr. ((USA) (Nigeria) Luisa Fernanda Rodríguez (Guatemala) Jesper Steinmetz (Denmark) Akunna E. Cook (USA) Mike Sangster (United Kingdom) Nuno Tomas (Mozambique) Emiel de Bont (Netherlands) Jesper Møller Sørensen (Denmark) Yang Songcai (China) Dima Faisal Haddadin (Jordan) Luciano Inácio de Souza (Brazil) Nicolas Ibargüen (Colombia) Armando Rui Teixeira Santos (Portugal) Class of 2011 Abid Hussain Imam (Pakistan) Nenadi E. Usman (Nigeria) Haif Eddie Bannayan (Jordan) Mahrukh Inayet (India) Suleiman Isa Wali (Nigeria) Oscar Bocos Canora (Spain) Elizabeth Linder (USA) Anna Wickström-Noejgaard (Finland) Ignacio Bustamante (Peru) Eugenio Martinez Bravo (Spain) Meryem Chami (Morroco) David Mendelson (United Kingdom) *Deceased Silvia Constain (Colombia) Sherin F. Mishriky (Egypt)

33 Ntombifuthi Mtoba (South Africa) Dede Halfhill (United States) Bruno Salama (Brazil) Asishana Bayo Okauru (Nigeria) Reetta Härönoja (Finland) Yousef Shamoun (Jordan) Alain Olivier (Canada) Hanna Hopko (Ukraine) Jean-Marie Snyers (Belgium) Hernanado Otero (Colombia) Bashar Kassab-Hasan (Syria) Yuriy Tokarski (Ukraine) José Augusto Palma (Peru) Dima Khleifat (Jordan) Ngoc Tran (Vietnam) Patrick Robinson (United Kingdom) Pulane Tshabalala Kingston Hadiza Bala Usman (Nigeria) Louise Roug Bokkenheuser (Denmark) (South Africa) Antti Tapani Vänskä (Finland) Sami Sillanpää (Finland) Svenja Karen Korth (Germany) Felipe Vergara (Colombia) Elizabeth Helen Williams (USA) Taimur Altaf Malik (Pakistan) Anna Wieslander (Sweden) Kevin Mills (Colombia) Hh Zaizay (Liberia) Class of 2013 André Pardal (Portugal) Mark Zellenrath (Netherlands) Abdullah Ahmadzai (Afghanistan) Antonio Pugliese (Brazil) Maha A. Ali (Jordan) Margaret Rose (Trinidad and Tobago) Class of 2016 Isabelle Beaulieu (Canada) Akintunde Oluwaseun Rotimi Damla Aktan (Turkey) Oni K. Blair (USA) (Nigeria) Mohamad Al-Arief (Indonesia) Kai Bodenstedt (Germany) Laura Elina Saarikoski (Finland) Abdulkarim Al-Ghamdi Katherine Y. Branch (USA) Michael Samway (United States) (Saudi Arabia) José Domingos De Morais (Angola) Rafal Siemianowski (Poland) Balaraba Aliyu (Nigeria) Ayanda Dlodlo (South Africa) Mordica Simpson (United States) Mariam Al-Ali Al-Maadeed (Qatar) Boris Gartner (Colombia) Miglena Petrova Temelkova (Bulgaria) Amal Mohammed Al-Malki (Qatar) Sonja Gittens-Ottley Anne Vang (Denmark) Francisco Almeida Leite (Portugal) (Trinidad & Tobago) Erwin Soeprastowo Widodo (Indonesia) Andrey Bachvarov (Bulgaria) Sylvie Gleises (France) Alberto Belaunde (Peru) Antonina Habova (Bulgaria) Class of 2015 Agnieszka Bieńczyk-Missala (Poland) Noura Hamladji (Algeria) Achmad Adhitya (Indonesia) Oscar Caipo (Peru) Mabrie Griffith Jackson (USA) Ahmed Al-Busaidi (Oman) Kamal Chomani (Iraq) Amalie Kestler (Denmark) Yamama Al-Oraibi (Iraq & UK) Monique Christiaanse (Netherlands) Ibrahim Lamorde (Nigeria) Hala Mohammed Hassan Alsaraf (Iraq) Madhukeshwar Desai (India) Nicholas Logothetis (United Kingdom) May Isam Al-Taher (Jordan) Mauricio Doehner Cobian (Mexico) Liu Jun (China) Juliano Basile (Brazil) Daniel Marteleto Godinho (Brazil) Richard Mabey (United Kingdom) Casper Dall (Denmark) Olena Halushka (Ukraine) Brenda Madumise (South Africa) Martin Deffontaines (France) Enzo Insalaco (United Kingdom and Soili Mäkeläinen-Buhanist (Finland) Tina Eboka (South Africa) Italy) Ali M. Al Mutairi (Saudi Arabia) Piia Elonen (Finland) Gabriela Jimenez (Costa Rica) Nzan Ogbe (Nigeria) Bugra Esen (Turkey) Helmut Kranzmaier (Germany) Uma Purushothaman (India) Brenda Estefan, (Mexico) Jouni Laaksonen (Finland) Khalilur Rahman (Bangladesh) Andrzej Fafara (Poland) Eric Magnuson (United States) Muhammad Ridwansyah (Indonesia) George Gegechkori (Georgia) Blazej Moder (Poland) Nicolas Terraz (France) Nicholas Humphries (Australia) Javid Qaem (Afghanistan) Jenni Virtanen (Finland) Matthew Jamison (United Kingdom) Elina Ravantti (Finland) Yin Myo Su (Myanmar/Burma) Tasos Kezas (Greece) Jon Riberas (Spain) Simone G. Young (Trinidad & Tobago) Issa Konfourou (Mali) Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil Lynne McLean (United States) (Denmark) Class of 2014 Poonam Mahajan (India) Mattieu Rouot (France) Gonzalo Aguirre (Peru) Ho Park (Korea) Julia Saenz Bruno Courme (France) Szymon Pawlak (Poland) (United States and Argentina) Marcel de Vink (Netherlands) Assar Qureshi (Denmark) Rami Shtieh (Jordan)

34 Georgetown Leadership Seminar Alumni (continued)

Suzanne Stanley (Jamaica and the United Kingdom) Frédéric Tremblay (Canada) Lene Mandel Vensild (Denmark)

Class of 2017 Mohammed Abdulaziz Al-Khulaifi (Qatar) Muhammad Sani Abdullahi (Nigeria) Nawfal Hashem Rashed Al-Obied (Iraq) Farieha Aziz (Pakistan) Evanthia Balla (Greece ) Ramon Barua Costa (Peru) Ditte Bjerregaard (Denmark ) Magdalena Brzozowska (Poland ) Diego Carvajal (Colombia ) Kaustubh Dhavse (India ) Lourdes Germán (United States ) Akua Gyekye (Ghana/Germany ) Konstantinos Kyranakis (Greece) Jérémy Latour (France) Maud-Andrée Lefebvre (Canada ) Sanjay Mody (United States) Amer Nasereddin (Jordan ) Christian Pfeiffer (Germany) Fabio Rua (Brazil ) Vitaliy Shabunin (Ukraine) Ciata Armah Stevens (Liberia) Ulrich Stoll (Germany ) Tomasz Szpikowski (Poland) Bernardo Theotónio-Pereira (Portugal) Aristotle Tziampiris (Greece) Paula Vilén (Finland) Lauri Voionmaa (Finland) Priyo Waseso (Indonesia) Silverio Zebral-Filho (Brazil/Italy) Ruijun (Regent) Zhang (China) Mouataz Zreika (Australia) Piotr Zygadlo (Poland)

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