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YES Inc. Board Poonam Ahluwalia President, Youth Employment Summit (YES) Inc., USA. Poonam Ahluwalia is recognized as a global activist for youth employment and entrepreneurship. As President and Founder of YES, she has worked tirelessly for the past twelve years to successfully bring youth employment to the global agenda. Under her leadership, the work of YES has mobilized stakeholders in over 120 counties around the world to work toward finding innovative ways to promote youth entrepreneurship and employment – this is her contribution towards ending hunger and poverty. Since founding YES in 1998, Ahluwalia’s has served as the mentor of over 55 YES Country Networks around the world, and organized five Global Summits, 5 Regional Summits and countless in-country forums. Through her innovative, low-touch, high impact approach to development there have been over 400 projects initiated and implemented by young people throughout the world. This year (2012) marks the final year of the YES Campaign, and Ahluwalia is passionately focused on building two global programs that educate and empower young people to be entrepreneurial and live the life of their dreams. Her most important contribution may become the innovative architecture of YouthTrade, a new social movement aimed at providing markets for goods and services of young entrepreneurs under the age of 35. Ahluwalia is recognized as a catalyst leader both here in the U.S. and aboard. Some of her recent accomplishments include being named as one of the fifty most influential people in New England by India New England. She currently serves on the World Economic Forum’s Council on Youth Unemployment and was recognized as a Woman Creating History at the Women’s International Networking (WIN) Conference held in Rome, Italy in October 2011. Ahluwalia 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. 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

Advisors Sir David Bell Former chairman, Financial Times Margaret Catley-Carlson Chair, Global Water Partnership Jennifer Corriero Co-Founder, TakingITGlobal, Canada Jose-Maria Figueres President of Costa Rica (1994-98), Switzerland Samuel Gonzalez Executive President, Fundacion E, Mexico Hanns Michael Holz Global Head Public Relations, Deutsche Bank AG Maritta Kock-Weser CEO, The Global Exchange for Social Invesment Carlos Magarinos Director General, UNIDO (1997-2005) Adele S. Simmons Vice Chairman, Chicago Metropolis 2020 Hanne M. Strong President, Earth Restoration Corp Muhammad Yunus Managing Director, Grameen Bank Jeffrey D. Sachs Director, The Earth Institute Thoraya Obaid Executive Director, UNFPA, USA/Saudi Arabia   » Back to Top

Team Poonam Ahluwalia President, Youth Employment Summit (YES) Inc., USA. Poonam Ahluwalia is recognized as a global activist for youth employment and entrepreneurship. As President and Founder of YES, she has worked tirelessly for the past twelve years to successfully bring youth employment to the global agenda. Under her leadership, the work of YES has mobilized stakeholders in over 120 counties around the world to work toward finding innovative ways to promote youth entrepreneurship and employment – this is her contribution towards ending hunger and poverty. Since founding YES in 1998, Ahluwalia’s has served as the mentor of over 55 YES Country Networks around the world, and organized five Global Summits, 5 Regional Summits and countless in-country forums. Through her innovative, low-touch, high impact approach to development there have been over 400 projects initiated and implemented by young people throughout the world. This year (2012) marks the final year of the YES Campaign, and Ahluwalia is passionately focused on building two global programs that educate and empower young people to be entrepreneurial and live the life of their dreams. Her most important contribution may become the innovative architecture of YouthTrade, a new social movement aimed at providing markets for goods and services of young entrepreneurs under the age of 35. Ahluwalia is recognized as a catalyst leader both here in the U.S. and aboard. Some of her recent accomplishments include being named as one of the fifty most influential people in New England by India New England. She currently serves on the World Economic Forum’s Council on Youth Unemployment and was recognized as a Woman Creating History at the Women’s International Networking (WIN) Conference held in Rome, Italy in October 2011. Ahluwalia holds two Masters Degrees, one in Mass Communications from Boston University, and the second in Political Science from India.     Chris Dystra Business Development Advisor to YouthTrade USA Chris Dykstra is a serial technology and media entrepreneur, community leader, and artist. Chris is currently working with the YouthTrade USA team to develop a strategic plan to develop the YouthTrade Innovation Studio into a co-working space for young entrepreneurs. Chris is a founding partner in Warecorp, a seventy-person technology strategy, software engineering, and consulting company with development centers in the former Soviet Union; CEO and Founder of Zanby, an Emerging Enterprise 2.0 Community Management Platform; and, Chairman and Co-Founder of The UpTake, an online news gathering and broadcasting organization. In October 2010, he founded one of the first U.S. Benefit Corporations in the world, Global Contribution, to explore how to create communities of shared prosperity through collaborative consumption and shared infrastructure. Dykstra has spent the last fifteen years leading international software and web teams, starting companies, and maturing as human being and an impact entrepreneur. Follow Chris on twitter @duckstrap and more about his company The Global Contribution at http://globalcontributioncorp.com and @networkpowered. Derrick Egbert Business Development Advisor to YouthTrade USA Derrick has joined YES to manage the Mali Youth Enterprise Generator, he has worked in the business world since 1980. During that time he became vice- president of new business development and account management of a New England based advertising agency, Webb & Co., which catered to the mail order catalog industry. He worked closely with catalog owners and general managers; some clients were start-ups, others on-going concerns, and still others represented a new, direct channel for the client. This work gave him an integrated understanding of how the front end (sales and marketing) and backend (fulfillment of the promise) of businesses must work together to create loyal customers. In 1995 he left the catalog agency to form his own marketing consultancy, Egbert & Associates, which provided marketing services to the catalog industry. In 1999 he joined an internet start-up, Marketplace Technologies, where as VP Sales where he developed partnerships with 250 specialized M&A firms across the US. In 2003 he left Marketplace Technologies and started his own management consulting firm, New Perspectives Consulting. Today New Perspectives Consulting starts and runs CEO Roundtables in the B2C and B2B catalog/multi-channel marketing industries, facilitates executive retreats for management teams, usually in this these industries, but has done similar work in other industries, and provides executive coaching. In 2007 New Perspectives Consulting branched out into the leadership development industry. It has successfully implemented leadership programs for clients in the catalog and accounting industries. New Perspectives has developed both the design of these programs and created management workshops which he both led, but created so that internal facilitators can lead them as well. From 1984 to 1994 Derrick taught in the Bentley College Continuing Education Direct Marketing Program. He taught The Fundamentals of Marketing for Non-Profits at Antioch Graduate School for two years during this time. Prior to entering the business world Derrick started and ran Acorn Gardening and Landscaping and taught at the high school level, including a private prep school, a drug rehab half-way house, and an “alternative high school”. Education: Derrick graduated from “The Executive Coaching Institute”—a two year program in how to effectively coach executives, took a week long Ichak Adizes Workshop focused on understanding corporate lifecycles and building complementary management teams, and enrolled in and took an ASTD (American Society for Training and Development) 3 Day Workshop, “Creating Leadership Development Programs.” In 1973 Derrick graduated from Harvard College with a concentration in Government. In 1976 he graduated from Antioch Graduate School with a MEd in Counseling, and in 1987 he graduated from Babson Graduate School with an MBA with a concentration in Marketing. Doug Eymer Graphic Design and Branding Doug Eymer manages graphic design and branding at YES Inc. Doug recently designed the YouthTrade logo, as well as the logos for YouthTrade Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. Doug and his wife Selene founded Eymer Design, a traditional and new media design communications firm. For over a decade, Eymer Design brought intelligent, incisive design to the development of branding strategies, corporate image and identity systems, sales and marketing collateral, annual reports, packaging, interactive marketing, and World Wide Website development. They won national and international recognition, as well as many awards. Over the years, Eymer Design developed a strong working relationship with PARTNERS+simons. (Being physically located two floors above Eymer’s sixth floor design laboratory at 25 Drydock Avenue made it a little easier!) In early 2000, PARTNERS+simons realized the benefits of joining forces and acquired Eymer Design. In spring of 2004, Doug left PARTNERS+simons and started EYMER. These days Doug can be found working with all sorts of groovy clients on some awesome projects, including branding projects for YES! Alek Sudan YouthTrade Technology and Communications Consultant Alek Sudan is a technology integrator, driving educational development at McAuliffe Regional Charter Public School, a highly successful pilot, and expanding the role of technology and new media in current academia--revolutionizing the way teachers teach, and students learn. Founding McAuliffe's educational technology program in 2006, Alek has been instrumental in reshaping access to early education, adopting open education principles advocated by MIT and other leading institutions. He is a Research Associate and MIT's Office of Educational Innovation and Technology. He is a graduate of Harvard University, majoring in Liberal Arts and minoring in Educational Technologies. He now brings his technology intergation and communication skills to YouthTrade as he seeks to expand accessibility to innovation. Vishal Patel YouthTrade Nigeria Coordinator Vishal Patel is a graduate from Boston University’s College of Art with a BA in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Eventually, he hopes to pursue a career in medicine, preferably one that allows him to travel the world. Recently, he has developed a passion for developmental work. This passion brought him to Tanzania, Africa where he spent three months in the village of Kilema setting up an educational computer center for youth. The computer center was equipped with small, affordable computers loaded with educational software for students from elementary school to high school. The primary goal was to supplement the local school’s English curriculum. He is working on a new project, educationall.org, a website designed to connect grass-root organizations to donors to sponsor children’s education in developing countries. Now, he has focused is energy on youth development through entrepreneurship and has joined the YES team. Here, he will manage and coordinate with team members in Nigeria to launch the YouthTrade Nigeria pilot campaign   Kelley Raleigh YouthTrade Clubs Consultant During college, Kelley became a Big Sister for a 13 yr old girl and it completely changed her life. Throughout the last 16 years, Kelley has been an advocate and mentor for teens around the globe. In Columbia, Missouri, whether it was training college students to be a Big Sister/Brother or creating a committee of local teens that produced open mics, dance performances, short films or art exhibits, Kelley stayed focused and creative with how to empower young people. Upon moving to Los Angeles in 2003, Kelley started working with Insight Seminars (now called Institute for Youth Leadership/Insight University) and found that there was so much more to create. For 6 years, Kelley was the Director of Teen Insight & the Institute for Youth Leadership. Kelley expanded the program curriculum based on the teens willingness to do and learn more. There, she created the first ever Teen Leadership Program, the Journey to Tanzania Service Project, a training program for teens to take leader and facilitator roles in the company, the Family Ideal Scene Workshop and the Parent & Teen Seminar. All of which were wildly successful because teens and families were participating and wanting to make a difference in their lives and others. While traveling to Africa in 2009 & 2011 to volunteer at 2 primary schools and and AIDS Orphanage with Los Angeles area teens, she saw first hand that by teens valuing service and understanding that they, too, can make an impact on the world, that they will be the ones to change the world. Kelley is currently a Consultant and Coach: • Coaching teens with the focus on life skills, relationship building and how to lead in their own lives • Creating unique Marketing & Leadership Programs for private schools and organizations • Producing fun Workshops for groups of teens that focus on leadership and service • Continuing to fundraise for and produce the Tanzania Service Project • Producing positive online videos made by teens for teens She received her B.A. of Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of Missouri-Columbia and is working on her Masters of Spiritual Science from Peace Theological Seminary. She currently lives with her husband and dog in Los Angeles. Aditi YouthTrade Marketing Coordinator Wilson Qin YES Web Support Wilson provides support and maintenance for the ever evolving YES website. Currently a freshman at Harvard University, he is pursuing a degree in computer science, and also plays viola in the Bach Society Orchestra and competes for the club swim team. Wilson is a free-lance developer; despite his youthful appearance, he already has several years of experience making mobile apps and websites, and is currently involved in various start-up ventures. His other interests include dropping rhymes as a Hip Hop M.C., digital music production, and photography Shubhro Sen Executive Director, Conscious Capitalism Institute An entrepreneur, business leader, and educator, Dr. Shubhro Sen is Cofounder and Executive director of the Conscious Capitalism institute, as well as a member of the board of directors of Conscious Capitalism Inc. Starting in 1987, Sen has been a Co-founder and CEO of multiple businesses in the United States and India and has led them to market success. Several experienced successful exits [Digiflex, IPO; eCredit.com/sr research: acquisition by the internet commerce group [NASD: ICGE]; Meteor Inc: acquisition], and others are ongoing businesses: PowerShare Inc., which provides corporate advisory and software product development, and FSO Knowledge Exchange, an online media events and sourcing advisory firm focused on the financial services sector. in 2007, he became Managing Director, Asia Pacific as well as Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy. He was a core member of the team responsible for M&A as well as the company IPO/reverse merger. [NASD: GEWV]. Sen enjoyed a ten-year academic career from 1982-92 including stints as a lecturer at the University of Illinois, Urbana and the Haas school of Business, U.C. Berkeley [1985-87] and as assistant professor in the marketing department at Northeastern University, Boston [1987-92]. In 2009, he returned to academia to become a visiting professor in the marketing department at Bentley University teaching digital/emarketing. subsequently, he has taught in the MBA program at the Carroll School of Management, Boston College. He also is engaged in executive education, working with multiple organizations on corporate development and effective globalization models.   » 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 »