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YES Inc. Board Ismail Serageldin Chairman of the Board of Directors, YES Inc Director, Library of Alexandria Ismail Serageldin, Director, Library of Alexandria, also chairs the Boards of Directors for each of the BA's affiliated research institutes and museums. He serves as Chair and Member of a number of advisory committees for academic, research, scientific and international institutions and civil society efforts which includes the Institut d'Egypte (Egyptian Academy of Science), TWAS (Third World Academy of Sciences), the Indian National Academy of Agricultural Sciences and the European Academy of Sciences and Arts. He is former Chairman, Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR, 1994-2000), Founder and former Chairman, The Global Water Partnership (GWP, 1996-2000) and the Consultative Group to Assist the Poorest (CGAP), a microfinance program (1995-2000) and was Distinguished Professor at Wageningen University in the Netherlands. Serageldin has also served in a number of capacities at the World Bank, including as Vice President for Environmentally and Socially Sustainable Development (1992-1998), and for Special Programs (1998-2000). He has published over 50 books and monographs and over 200 papers on a variety of topics including biotechnology, rural development, sustainability, and the value of science to society. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering from Cairo University and Master's degree and a PhD from Harvard University and has received 22 honorary doctorates. Poonam Ahluwalia President, Youth Employment Summit (YES) Inc., USA. Ms Poonam Ahluwalia is the Founder and the President of Youth Employment Systems (YES) Inc, an international, nonprofit and development organization based at Cambridge College, MA. YES launched a decade long Campaign at the first ever global Youth Employment Summit held in Alexandria, Egypt in 2002, under the co-chair of former President Bill Clinton and the First Lady of Egypt, Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak.   The YES Campaign is an action oriented initiative in 55 countries, that responds to the enormous global challenge of youth unemployment through a youth leadership and enterprise-based model - driven by four main objectives: (1) convening stakeholders to set global agenda for youth employment (2) building leadership and entrepreneurship capacity of youth (3) promoting in-country youth employment linked to development challenges (4) building multi-sector in-country coalitions to develop national strategies for widespread youth employment.  Over the past 5 years she has organized three global YES Summits (Egypt 2002, Mexico 2004, and Kenya 2006), two YES Regional Summits (India 2003, Paraguay 2005). During this time over 120 original documents on youth employment have been produced, a global knowledge resource of 1000 effective practices, and over 400 programs locally initiated and managed by the YES Country Networks.   Under her leadership the YES Fund – a global fund for youth entrepreneurship has been launched as a Clinton Global Initiative 2006.  Poonam holds two Masters Degrees, one in Mass Communications from Boston University, and the second in Political Science from India.  Dr. Akhtar Badshah Sr. Director Community Affairs, Microsoft Corp Akhtar Badshah is Senior Director of Microsoft Community Affairs, where he administers the company’s global community investment and employee programs. Last year the company invested $68million in cash grants and $331 million in software donations supporting more than 12,000 nonprofit organizations around the world. Among his responsibilities, Dr. Badshah manages Microsoft Unlimited Potential (UP), a global program to promote digital inclusion and increased access to technology skills training in underserved communities. Dr. Badshah also oversees programs aimed at improving technology access and helping nonprofit organizations improve their effectiveness through increased technology capacity. This includes Microsoft’s signature relationships with organizations such as Boys & Girls Clubs of America and NPower Prior to joining Microsoft, Dr. Badshah was the CEO and president of Digital Partners Foundation, a Seattle-area nonprofit organization whose mission is to utilize the digital economy to benefit the poor. Dr. Badshah is a Board Member of the Global Knowledge Partnership and The Indus Entrepreneurs. He also serves on the Advisory Boards of the following organizations: World Affairs Council, Santa Clara University Center for Science Technology and Society, University of Washington South Asia Center, and University of Washington Business School. He has co-edited “Connected for Development – Information Kiosks for Sustainability,” and authored “Our Urban Future: New Paradigms for Equity and Sustainability” and several articles in international journals on ICT4D, megacities and sustainability, urban and community development, and housing. Dr. Badshah is a doctoral graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the former president of the Lambda Alpha International New Jersey Chapter, an honorary land economic society. He is very active in the Seattle area community and serves on various local committees. Cynthia Brandt President, Brandt Associates Treasurer Ms. Cynthia Brandt is the President, CA Brandt & Associates LLC., committed to providing practical and cost-effective solutions to clients using state of the art technologies that allow for the efficient delivery of tax and accounting products. She also served for ten years as CFO and a key manager of a manufacturing company where she learned first hand the ins and outs of running a business. Cynthia holds a Master of Taxation degree from Bentley College and an MBA from Northeastern University. She is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountant and the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants and is actively involved in the community. She is also the president of the Boston Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners. Cindy is also the Secretary-Treasurer of the Peabody Mass chapter of BNI. Van Jones Founder, Green for All and Special Advisor to the White House Council on Environmental Quality. Van Jones is founding president of Green For All and a senior fellow with the Center for American Progress. He is also the author of The Green Collar Economy (Harper One 2008), which is endorsed by Nancy Pelosi, Tom Daschle, and Al Gore. Green For All is a U.S. organization that promotes green-collar jobs and opportunities for the disadvantaged. Its mission is to build an inclusive, green economy - strong enough to resolve the ecological crisis and lift millions of people out of poverty. In 2008, Green for All partnered with the Al Gore's Alliance for Climate Protection to launch the Green For All Academy. The Academy trains U.S. grassroots leaders to effectively advocate for an inclusive, green economy. On September 27, 2008, Green For All worked with national partners to produce "Green Jobs Now" – the first-ever "national day of action" calling for green-collar jobs in the United States. More than 600 communities in all 50 states participated, with more than 50,000 signing a petition that called for federal government action to spur green jobs. In 2005, Van produced the "social equity track" for the United Nations' World Environment Day 2005 summit, which was themed "Green Cities: Plan for the Planet." As a result of Van's advocacy, the resulting Accords called upon the world's mayors to: "Adopt a policy or implement a program that creates environmentally beneficial jobs in slums and/or low-income neighborhoods." The adoption of these accords marked the beginning of the global movement for "green jobs." Van has won many honors, including: the 1998 Reebok International Human Rights Award; the International Ashoka Fellowship; selection as a World Economic Forum "Young Global Leader"; and the Rockefeller Foundation "Next Generation Leadership" Fellowship. A 1993 Yale Law graduate, Van is a husband and the father of two small boys. He is a tireless advocate, committed to creating "green pathways out of poverty" and greatly expanding the coalition fighting global warming. Scott Leland Executive Director, Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business & Government, HKS Scott Leland is the Executive Director of the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business & Government at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. In this role, he lends support to the Center's research programs, general administration, strategic planning, and day-to-day operations. Prior to joining M-RCBG, he was the Administrative Director of the Center for International Development at Harvard from 1998 to 2004 and manager of a workforce development project at the Education Development Center from 1996-1998, with programs in Peru, Namibia, and India. From 1992 to 1995, he worked as a Project Assistant with the Harvard Institute for International Development in Singapore where he taught courses in economics and policy analysis at the National University of Singapore. He has also worked as a Research Fellow with the Environmental Protection Agency in Seattle, a Program Coordinator for Vision Health International in Costa Rica, and Regional Director for South America and the Caribbean with Amigos de las Americas based in Houston, traveling extensively through Latin America. He is a graduate of Stanford University and has a Masters in Public Policy from the Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. Debra Deanne Olson Founding Chair and CEO, Green Century Solutions, LLC. Senior Strategist, The Women’s Peace and Business Summit 2009 She the chair of the YES fundraising committee and has participated and presented at the last two YES Summits, Nairobi, Kenya 2006, and Baku, Azerbaijan, 2008. Ms. Olson is the Founding Chair and CEO of Green Century Solutions, which develops and introduces “cleantech” green building systems, products and technologies to the marketplace. She has been a pioneer and advocate for the green collar movement and is instrumental in helping facilitate paradigm shifts in society for women and against civil and human rights violations. As a social activist and consummate connector of people, she is active in advancing grassroots’ movements and strategic alliances, raising the bar of possibilities that will change the world for the better. With access at the top of the political and financial sectors worldwide, Debra uses her talents and passion to connect the best of the best in the world with the intention of bringing likeminded Stewarts together who want to leave their children and grandchildren a more loving and sustainable world, respecting each other’s differences, cultures, and ways of life. As a recognized trail blazer, she is deeply in process with others of designing systems and implementing compelling new systems as humanity struggles to find workable solutions for the 21st century. She was a key organizer and the lead fundraiser for The Women’s Peace Summit, 2003, in Geneva at the United Nations, bringing together 300 women leaders to discuss the future and how we can all live together in harmony and mutual respect. She has participated and presented at the last two YES Summits, Nairobi, Kenya 2006, and Baku, Azerbaijan, 2008. She also attended two Tallberg Forums in Sweden, 2007 and 2008, representing and speaking on behalf of YES, Inc., envisioning and sharing ideas of how to create a clean and green job market for youth and educate them in sustainable livelihoods. She serves as Trustee of the New Visions Foundation in Santa Monica, developing innovative educational opportunities for underserved youth, K-12. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Space Island Group, whose mission is to introduce space based Solar Energy Initiatives and put the first solar power satellites in orbit. Debra is a member of The Clinton Global Initiative in NYC and serves on the Hillary Women’s Business Council. She is also a member of the Hill Pac in Washington, D.C. and is looking forward to an Obama Administration which will bring forth many of the programs and solutions that will uplift and restore a quality of life in the US and restore Americas reputation worldwide. Debra is currently serving as Senior Strategist and on the Global Organizing Committee for The Women’s Peace and Business Summit, planned for Mothers Day, Istanbul, Turkey, 2009 with First Ladies, Heads of State and prominent women political and business leaders. Gunter Pauli Founder and Director of Zero Emissions Research Initiative Gunter Pauli was born in Antwerp in 1956. He graduated in Economics from Loyola's University in Belgium and obtained his masters in business administration from INSEAD in France, while holding the most diverse jobs in order to "sustain his education and to save money which permitted extensive traveling during the summer holidays". His multifarious entrepreneurial activities span business, culture, science, politics and the environment. Under his leadership, a small European company pioneered the first ecological factory the construction of which was completed in 1993. He founded and directs the "Zero Emissions Research Initiative" of the United Nations University in Tokyo, redesigning manufacturing processes into non-polluting clusters of industries. He laid the basis for the design of the first zero emissions industrial park in Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA. Fluent in six languages and having lived on all continents, he is a world citizen, presently living in Kamakura, Japan, with his wife and two children. He has written eight books which have been published in twelve languages. His first book was the biography of Dr. Aurelio Peccei, founder of the Club of Rome whose assistant he was from 1979 to 1984. His last book, Breakthroughs, has just been published in Japanese, English, Spanish and Korean. He has been elected in 1989 as an independent to the European Parliament although he did not take the seat, owing to business commitments. Founder and former President of Worldwatch Europe, recipient of many awards and prizes, Gunter Pauli lists as one of his proudest achievements the "Mozarteum Belgicum", the foundation he created and ran for five years, also writing as its President the scenario of a children comic strip called Wonderful Mozart (it sold half a million copies) and producing the CD "The Brussels Sonata" (golden record). Among his long term ambitions, Gunter Pauli wishes "to contribute to sustainable social, economic and humane development worldwide, in which entrepreneurship plays a critical role not only for business, but also at a cultural, social, political and ethical level". Prof. Mahesh Sharma Former President, Cambridge College Prof. Sharma is the Former President and Professor of Mathematics Education at Cambridge College. Internationally known for his groundbreaking work in mathematics education, he is an author, teacher and teacher-trainer, researcher, consultant to public and private schools, as well as a public lecturer. He is an author and Chief Editor of Focus on Learning Problems in Mathematics, an international, interdisciplinary, research mathematics journal with readership in more than 70 countries, and the Editor of The Math Notebook, a practical source of information for parents and teachers devoted to improving teaching and learning for all children. He is the founder and Former President of the Center for Teaching/Learning of Mathematics, Inc., of Framingham and Wellesley, Massachusetts, as well as the President of Berkshire Mathematics in Reading, England. He is also the Co-host of The Learning Center, a Cable Network television program that brings information about learning, teaching, and education to the general public. Professor Sharma's areas of interest and expertise include all areas of mathematics education, cognitive developmental psychology, problem solving, mathematics learning problems (particularly dyscalculia), and remediation. His pioneering work in the area of the psychology of learning mathematics, dyscalculia and mathematics learning problems, and mathematics learning personality has become an important way of looking at the diagnosis and remediation of learning problems in mathematics. Janet Whitla President (1981-2006), Education Development Center Ms. Janet Whitla is the President Emeritus of Education Development Center (EDC) Inc., an international Non-Governmental Organization conducting research and development, having 1200 staff worldwide with an annual outlay of over 130 million US dollar. From 1981 to 2006, Janet served as EDC's President and Chief Executive Officer and was responsible to its Board of Trustees for all aspects of the organization's operations with particular emphasis on overall leadership and direction. During Janet's 25 years as President, EDC has seen unprecedented growth, becoming one of the world's leading health and education research organizations. Her vision and outstanding leadership skills have guided EDC through unprecedented growth, including the spectacular expansion in EDC's international work. She was instrumental in laying the foundation for the YES Campaign, at its infancy stage, by hosting it at EDC for over 8 years, until it became an independent international organization, able to stand on its own. Janet promoted constructive dialogue and engaged in open and respectful discourse to bring out new concepts and ideas for development. She used this technique to distribute responsibility and authority to her colleagues. She was against too many rules, restrictions and hierarchies, which according to her can squash people's ideas, initiative and energy. Current Service on Boards: Member, and Past President, Board of Governors, Handel and Haydn Society Chair, Board of Trustees, New Bedford Whaling Museum Vice President, Board of Trustees, New Bedford Symphony Orchestra Member, Board of Trustees, Cambridge College Member, Board of Trustees Young Audiences of Massachusetts Member, Board of Trustees, ATLAS Communities ( NAS School Reform Program) Publications, Research and Professional Presentations: Janet has written and contributed to numerous publications, many research works and made a variety of professional presentations on a wide variety of educational topics at national and international platforms. Some of her important and co-authored publications are "School Reform Behind the Scenes", "Curriculum in ATLAS", The Diagnostic Teacher, Constructing New Approaches to Professional Development", Curriculum Materials and Teaching", Healthy Development: A Basic Goal for Education", "Social Studies Tests", "Classroom-Centered Evaluation: A Humanistic Approach for the Social Studies" and "Learning About Learning". Some of the other publications are  "The Evaluation Tool Kit", "Success or Failure in Curriculum Development: Six Ways to Know: A Workbook for Teachers and School Administrators", One Nation Indivisible: A Re-Evaluation", "Responsiveness and Reciprocity: The Role of the College Board in Puerto Rico" and "Testing in the Freshman Year, A Handbook for Harvard Advisors" to name a few of them.   » Back to Top

YES Campaign Committee Jennifer Corriero Co-Founder, TakingITGlobal, Canada José-María Figueres President of Costa Rica (1994-98), Switzerland Samuel Gonzalez Executive President, Fundación E, Mexico Thoraya Obaid Executive Director, UNFPA, USA/Saudi Arabia Ismail Serageldin DG, Library of Alexandria, Egypt M. S. Swaminathan World Food Prize Laureate, India Anna K. Tibaijuka Executive Director, UN-Habitat, Kenya/Tanzania Janet Whitla President (1981-2006), Education Development Center, Inc, USA Ms. Janet Whitla is the President Emeritus of Education Development Center (EDC) Inc., an international Non-Governmental Organization conducting research and development, having 1200 staff worldwide with an annual outlay of over 130 million US dollar. From 1981 to 2006, Janet served as EDC's President and Chief Executive Officer and was responsible to its Board of Trustees for all aspects of the organization's operations with particular emphasis on overall leadership and direction. During Janet's 25 years as President, EDC has seen unprecedented growth, becoming one of the world's leading health and education research organizations. Her vision and outstanding leadership skills have guided EDC through unprecedented growth, including the spectacular expansion in EDC's international work. She was instrumental in laying the foundation for the YES Campaign, at its infancy stage, by hosting it at EDC for over 8 years, until it became an independent international organization, able to stand on its own. Janet promoted constructive dialogue and engaged in open and respectful discourse to bring out new concepts and ideas for development. She used this technique to distribute responsibility and authority to her colleagues. She was against too many rules, restrictions and hierarchies, which according to her can squash people's ideas, initiative and energy. Current Service on Boards: Member, and Past President, Board of Governors, Handel and Haydn Society Chair, Board of Trustees, New Bedford Whaling Museum Vice President, Board of Trustees, New Bedford Symphony Orchestra Member, Board of Trustees, Cambridge College Member, Board of Trustees Young Audiences of Massachusetts Member, Board of Trustees, ATLAS Communities ( NAS School Reform Program) Publications, Research and Professional Presentations: Janet has written and contributed to numerous publications, many research works and made a variety of professional presentations on a wide variety of educational topics at national and international platforms. Some of her important and co-authored publications are "School Reform Behind the Scenes", "Curriculum in ATLAS", The Diagnostic Teacher, Constructing New Approaches to Professional Development", Curriculum Materials and Teaching", Healthy Development: A Basic Goal for Education", "Social Studies Tests", "Classroom-Centered Evaluation: A Humanistic Approach for the Social Studies" and "Learning About Learning". Some of the other publications are  "The Evaluation Tool Kit", "Success or Failure in Curriculum Development: Six Ways to Know: A Workbook for Teachers and School Administrators", One Nation Indivisible: A Re-Evaluation", "Responsiveness and Reciprocity: The Role of the College Board in Puerto Rico" and "Testing in the Freshman Year, A Handbook for Harvard Advisors" to name a few of them.   » Back to Top

Advisors Sir David Bell Chairman, Financial Times Margaret Catley-Carlson Chair, Global Water Partnership Hanns Michael Holz Global Head Public Relations, Deutsche Bank AG Maritta Koch-Weser CEO, The Global Exchange for Social Investment Carlos Magarinos Director General, UNIDO (1997-2005) Jeffrey D. Sachs Director, The Earth Institute Adele S. Simmons Vice Chairman, Chicago Metropolis 2020 Hanne M Strong President, Earth Restoration Corp Muhammad Yunus Managing Director, Grameen Bank   » Back to Top

Team Poonam Ahluwalia President, Youth Employment Summit (YES) Inc., USA. Ms Poonam Ahluwalia is the Founder and the President of Youth Employment Systems (YES) Inc, an international, nonprofit and development organization based at Cambridge College, MA. YES launched a decade long Campaign at the first ever global Youth Employment Summit held in Alexandria, Egypt in 2002, under the co-chair of former President Bill Clinton and the First Lady of Egypt, Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak.   The YES Campaign is an action oriented initiative in 55 countries, that responds to the enormous global challenge of youth unemployment through a youth leadership and enterprise-based model - driven by four main objectives: (1) convening stakeholders to set global agenda for youth employment (2) building leadership and entrepreneurship capacity of youth (3) promoting in-country youth employment linked to development challenges (4) building multi-sector in-country coalitions to develop national strategies for widespread youth employment.  Over the past 5 years she has organized three global YES Summits (Egypt 2002, Mexico 2004, and Kenya 2006), two YES Regional Summits (India 2003, Paraguay 2005). During this time over 120 original documents on youth employment have been produced, a global knowledge resource of 1000 effective practices, and over 400 programs locally initiated and managed by the YES Country Networks.   Under her leadership the YES Fund – a global fund for youth entrepreneurship has been launched as a Clinton Global Initiative 2006.  Poonam holds two Masters Degrees, one in Mass Communications from Boston University, and the second in Political Science from India.  P.K. Joseph Senior Consultant, YES Inc. Mr. P.K. Joseph works as Senior Consultant, with Youth Employment Summit (YES) Inc. He dedicated over 17 years of his professional career, in various capacities, focusing his attention on youth leadership building, entrepreneurship development, micro-finance, community engagement and managing various development projects in health care and education Currently, he plays a leadership role in helping to organizing YES Global Summits, held every alternate year, such as "YES Alexandria 2002", "YES Hyderabad Forum 2003", "YES Mexico 2004", and "YES Kenya 2006", "YES Azerbaijan 2008", and "YES Sweden 2010". He also provides technical assistance to the YES India Country Network, having its outreach in over 8 states of India to help them lead in-country youth employment projects and programs. Prior to his assignment with YES Inc, Joseph worked as Deputy Director, Confederation of Indian Industry, (CII) India’s apex industry association, to manage its BYST Program. He has been engaged with developing a micro credit program that incorporated the provision of seed capital, business mentoring and business development services. He also worked with a few other international and national NGOs in various supervisory and executive positions. Mr. Joseph holds a MBA degree from Stratford University, USA and a Masters Degree in Social Work, (MSW) from Madras University. He also holds two graduate degrees in English (Hons.) and in Philosophy.   Ms. Deepika Gupta YES Network Program Development, YES Inc., New Delhi Ms. Deepika Gupta has over 13 years of work experience which includes 7 years of assignments exclusively in the development sector. Prior to her current assignment she has worked as a Project Director with ABHAS, an organization working for    education in urban slums, where she worked towards  access, retention and  improvement in the learning levels of children through advancement of the pedagogic approach. She has worked with the Youth during her work with CARE -PLUS program –Promoting linkages for urban Sustainable Development, focusing at   improvement in  the quality of life of the urban slum Youth  through   implementation of  youth development programs and community development projects   on Income Generation, Education, Health and Sanitation . She has also worked with farmer entrepreneurs during her stint   with   International Development Enterprises India,  to work on various aspects of rural development - Market Creation approach , Development of small on farm and off farm Entrepreneurs , Micro enterprise development , Business Development Services,   Value Chains for processing of Farm produce and Energy Conservation and   Renewable energy. Deepika holds a Masters Degree in Microbiology from GB Pant University, Pantnagar   and a Bachelors degree in Science from Kumaoun   University. She has also worked as an Intern with WHO after the completion of her Masters degree. At YES Inc. she is entrusted with the task of supporting the Networks for Policy, Programs and Partnership, that is to combine the government policy, with private and civil society partnerships to create programs that that will address Youth unemployment and developmental challenges. Ursula Carrascal Vizarreta Ursula is the founder YES Peru and remained its Leader from 2002 to 2004. Currently she is the YES Golbal Network Coordinator. "YES is more than a big network, it is a family working against poverty and helping in make MDGs a reality". Ursula is coordinating with diverse countries mobilizing the efforts of the YES leaders towards a new kind of green economy to give a hope to young people. Currently she is helping in identifying more than 100 green entrepreneurships to be showcased at the YES 2010 Summit as scalable and replicable models Ursula is a currently completing her graduate studies in Gender, Policy and Society of FLACSO. She has a unique passion to use dance as way to educate the present and future generations, she is working in a thesis about the contemporary dance and the cultural resistance of indigenous people in the Amazon. She is the Coordinator Project of the “Ecodance Program”, an environmental initiative the use the dance of teaching pedagogy running in a human settlement on the edge of the river Chillon in Ventanilla, Callao. "Through music and our bodies we can tell words than with our own voices we normally can’t; remember we have many things to do, many dreams to become a reality. No one is saved of the destruction and the people ambition”. She won the International Youth Ecology Prize in 2000, but she believes she needs do much more in environment. For her, people now are destroying the last chance to keep in the Earth. That is because she is Vice President of VIDA (a non profit environmental institution) and decided to enjoy International Young Professional Foundation from 2003 to be able to keep at least something of the beauty of the planet.   » Back to Top   YES Country Leaders Angola Jacques Lius Manuel Nginga Jacques@yesweb.org Argentina Thiago Machado comunica.thiago@gmail.com Azerbaijan Araz Bagirli bafo@box.az Brazil Daniel Vaz danielvaz@opcaobrasil.org.br Cameroon Thomas Tchetmi Thomas@yesweb.org Chile Graciela Duran gduran@fundacione.org Columbia Raul Rodriguez corporacioncec@corporacioncec.org.co Cote D'Ivoire Konan Yao Maxime Konan@yesweb.org Dominican Republic Berkis  Polanco Berkis@yesweb.org Democratic Republic of the Congo Joel Bayubasire Joel@yesweb.org Egypt Mohamed Abushaqra mohamad.abushaqra@gmail.com Gambia Abdou Boye vengambia@gmail.com Guinea Bissau Algassimo Ba yesguinebissau@hotmail.com Algassimoba@yesweb.org Guyana Daren Torrington gavin26_99@yahoo.com India Praveen Kumar Prithvi praveen@yesweb.org Iran Hamideh Tabatabaie Hamideh@yesweb.org Iraq Dhikra  A. Alhmadane Dhikra@yesweb.org Kenya Emmanuel Dennis Emmanuel@yesweb.org Liberia Pindarous WT Allison pindarous@yesweb.org Mauritius Mahendranath Busgopaul halleymovement@gmail.com Mexico Dominic Faux dominic@fundacione.org Nepal Bhuwan Kumar bhuwan@yes.org.np Nicaragua Jaime Aguilar Jaime@yesweb.org Nigeria Pamela Braide Pamela@yesweb.org Pakistan Ali Khan Ali@yesweb.org Panama Elvis Rodriguez Elvis.rodriguez@gmail.com Peru Arturo Alfaro Medina Arturo@yesweb.org arturoalfaro01@yahoo.es Rwanda Frank Mukama Frank@yesweb.org Romania Rodica Silvia Pop Rodica@yesweb.org Senegal Cheikhou Thiome cheikhou@yesweb.org Sierra Leone James Hallowell hallowell@yesweb.org Somalia Faiza Abdi Faiza@yesweb.org South Africa Billy Nthelebovu Billy@yesweb.org Swaziland Samkeliso Simelane samkeliso@yesweb.org Uganda Daniel Semakula Semakula@yesweb.org Uruguay Alvaro Casas Alvaro@yesweb.org USA Leigha Hayward leigha@yesweb.org Zimbabwe YES Leader -Dumisani Nyoni dumisani@gmail.com top »