UPDATED v20191203A FPYF Tourism4SDGs Youth4SDGs Ad Hoc International Advisory Board Member Bios

Interfaith, Neighborhood and Business Collaborative
Glocalizing Sustainable Development Goals to Build
Safe & Sustainable Communities and Cities For All
Five Points Youth Foundation Ad Hoc
International Advisory Board of Goodwill
Ambassadors and associates worldwide advocate
the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global
Compact via Local Networks with respect to
human rights (inclusive of indigenous rights),
labor, environment and anti-corruption to “leave no one behind”..
We mobilize interfaith, neighborhood and business
collaboratives localizing all of the Sustainable Development Goals
by building a community resiliency network of safe and sustainable
communities and cities (SDG#11) taking climate action (SDG#13) in
a “whole community” Asset Based Community Development model
for the New Urban Agenda via Tourism4SDGs, Youth4GlobalGoals
and #Envision2030: 17 goals to transform the world for persons with
disabilities during this Fourth Industrial Revolution.
We form and manage strategic alliance collaboratives via
Sustainable Development Goal #17.17 to encourage and promote
effective public, private-public and civil society partnerships that
enhance the global partnership for sustainable development,
complemented by local multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize
and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources,
to support the achievement of the sustainable development goals in
underserved communities and for people with unmet needs.
Tourism4SDGs 2020-2030 Quantum Leap

Five Points Youth Foundation, Inc.
1820 West Florence Avenue
Los Angeles, California 90047
Office: +001-323-752-1180
Fax: +001-323-752-1190
Ad Hoc International Advisory Board of Goodwill Ambassadors
Interfaith, Neighborhood and Business Collaborative
To Glocalize the Sustainable Development Goals
Mr. Andrew Williams, Jr.
Ad Hoc International Advisory Board Chairperson
Ms. Boomika Devi
Pakistan and Worldwide Youth Communities
Ms. Larissa Navarro
Mexico and California Communities
Mr. Ario Ku
Hong Kong and ASEAN Communities
Ms. Maria Veneke Ylikomi
Sweden and European Union Communities
Mr. Lloyd Helferty
Canada, Francophone, and Commonwealth of Nations Communities
Ms. Janice Da Silva
Cabo Verde, Lusophone and ECOWAS Communities
Col. Luis Cruz Diaz
Puerto Rico and Hispanosphone Communities
Baroness Dr. Uba Iwunwa
Canada, Nigeria, Royal and Diplomatic Communities
Mr. Crispin Gregoire
Caribbean and Africa Diaspora Communities
Dr. Arjumand Zaidi
India and India Diaspora Communities
Mr. Adam Greenwell
New Zealand and Oceania Communities
Ms. Hanita-Carolin Hendelman
Israeli and Palestinian Communities
H.H. Datu Pradeep Sapkota
Nepal, Royal and Global Youth Communities
Ambassador Rubina H Ali
Middle East, Asia, Africa Communities

Andrew Williams, Jr., President
Mobile: +001-213-274-3675
Office: +001-323-752-1180
Mr. Andrew Williams, Jr., Goodwill Ambassador
Ad Hoc International Advisory Board Chairperson
Andrewwilliamsjr777@gmail.com

AndrewWilliamsJr777@gmail.com * @AWilliamsJr * LinkedIn.com/in/AndrewWilliamsJr
1820 W. Florence Avenue * Unit 777 * Los Angeles, California 90047 USA* +1-424-243-6580
Andrew Williams, Jr.
Zero Time Strategic Alliance Coordinator
 Develops and trains business strategists and project managers and ensure that
strategic alliance projects are properly executed and managed.
 Develops long-term vision and goals for company growth and partnerships.
Develops viable business plan to ensure long-term goals are realized.
 Maintains and nurtures relationships with senior leaders at partner companies to
ensure that all parties are satisfied with progress and outcome of partnerships.
 Responsible for securing external partnerships including contacting top leaders,
securing appointments, developing proposals, and making presentations.
Zero Time TM
Management Principles*
Knowledgization is the capacity to continuously learn and create knowledge, then
convert it into customer value. Components necessary to build knowledgization into an
organization: an environment for learning, molecularization of the knowledge into
chunks that are useful to people, and an infrastructure supporting seamless integration
of computing, communication, and content technologies. Knowledgization is the core
competency for a Zero Time organization because it is the basis for ensuring the other
disciplines can be achieved.
A Stakeholder Value Driven organization relentlessly pursues an understanding of its
customers’ values - both explicit and implicit - with time control as the ultimate goal.
The concept of holon - a whole within a whole is that every part of the organization is in
and of itself a whole, complete entity, or a whole within a whole. Holonic management
means that every person in the Zero Time organization has the ability and the
permission to do whatever needs to be done in order to produce value for stakeholders.
Likewise, teams of workers themselves are also complete and have the tools, ability
and capability to complete whatever work they are asked to do.
A Zero Resistance process is one in which there are no obstacles to performing
whatever tasks are required. Total and immediate availability of all resources needed to
complete a task is crucial to zero resistance. Zero resistance is a critical characteristic
of a Zero Time organization. Like a superconductor through which current can flow
without producing heat, in a Zero Time organization, the process can occur without
interruption, wait time, or downtime.
Inclusion means that all people who need to be involved are involved - automatically -
with neither physical nor technological boundaries to limit accessibility. The Zero Time
organization is a proactive organization that anticipates, senses and responds to the
environmental changes influencing completion of the organization’s mission and goals.
Information technology provides the basic infrastructure for inclusion.
*Zero Time TM
Conceptual Architecture for 21st Century Enterprises ©Raymond Yeh IC2 Institute 1998

Goodwill Ambassador and Cultural Diplomatist
As a social media influencer, Andrew Williams, Jr. can reach 400,000
subscribers via Universal Citizen Media Network (UCIT.tv and TRN.tv)
channels, 8,000+ LinkedIn connections, 5,000 Facebook friends, 3,500+
Twitter followers, 1,100+ EncounterThinkTank FB group, 1,000+
Ambassador Andrew Williams Jr FB Public page plus thousands in other
FB groups and 5,000+ email contacts.
Since launching, on April 24, 2008 the Unlimited Worldwide Travel
Affiliates Network, Andrew Williams, Jr., has built a global online and
virtual network of CEOs, Celebrity Activists, Citizen Journalists and
associates who advocate for humanitarian and public benefit causes and
projects. By January 1, 2009, he had attracted over 500 worldwide
associates through the Ecademy.com portal as a "BlackStar' Member
.
Andrew first leveraged the linkage between African countries and the United Nations when he
became part of Gail McKenzie's Contact International team that successfully negotiated for the
Presidency of Senegal to sponsor the March 17, 2009 United Nations Millennium Development
Goals 2015 Awards honoring Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa and Dr. Kevin Cahill, a
world renown physician and humanitarian, with lifetime achievement awards
In October 2009, he was recruited as one of the first Legacy Members of the Globcal International
Cooperative's Facebook Ambassadors in recognition of his success in orchestrating social media
communications to effect real world change, by interfacing with Governmental, Inter-governmental
and United Nations Leaders, including then-President Barack Hussein Obama, then U.N. Secretary
General Ban K. Moon and Koffi Annan, who had founded the United Nations Global Compact at
the1999 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in his role as then-U.N. Secretary General.
Also in 2009, he was appointed as Global Business Incubation (GBI) Zero Time Solutions Facilitator
and was introduced to GBI Chief Know-How Officer Corin Smith of Bermuda, who had co-authored
the 2004 "Africa First' white paper linking the cultural priorities of Peoples of African Descent with
dominant societies in the EU, Commonwealth, the Caribbean/CARICOM and their regional sectors.
Recruited as International Coordinator for the Bermuda based Emperial Group of Companies
(including Sanctum Think Tank, Spanish Town Entertainment, Millennium Arch Committee, etc.),
Andrew actively participated in the 2010 RootCause.org incubation of the Strategic Operational
Understanding for a National Development System (S.O.U.N.D.S.) of Sanctuary designed to redeem
and empower the violence prone, underemployed, disenfranchised youth of Bermuda (who were as
adversely impacted as youth in the U.S.A. and other Diaspora communities worldwide).
As Founder of the PAR 12 Bermuda Group, an online international Skype collaborative, Andrew
mobilized a dozen CEO's, technologists and celebrity humanitarians to develop awareness and
globally source solutions for the Haiti portion of the Hispaniola Island devastated by the January 12,
2010 earthquake. That included, but was not limited to Global Flying Hospitals, the Tom Bradley
Legacy Foundation, Green Technology Institute, Intershelter Domes, eZ-Xpo, eLearningzoom,
U.K.-based Shlepp Entertainment, A Partnership for Peace, the Canada-based Federal Association
for the Advancement of Visible Minorities (FAAVM), Synergy International and others.
Linkedln.com/in/AndrewWilliamsJr
AndrewWilliamsJr777@gmail.com * +1-424-243-6580 * @AWilliamsJr

For the latter half of 2010, Andrew was appointed as Secretary General for the Phoenix VII Project
on behalf of Queen Sheba (Dakon) and her African Continent Kingdoms Federation (AKF). Its
objectives included creating a Trans-Africa rural and urban infrastructural development agenda,
along with establishing a virtual marketplace to integrate African into the global supply chain.
In January, 2011, Andrew was appointed as a Director of the Royal Covenant Foundation (RCF) by
Imperial Crown Princess Dineo Meko of the Tswana Peoples from Gauteng, South Africa,
recognized by UNESCO as the Cradle of Humankind. RCF's mission is to transform and restore
communities in rural areas via social cohesion and education, village by village.
In 2011, Andrew joined and recruited worldwide members to join the Congress of African Peoples
(C.A.P.) online group dedicated to Pan African unity aspired to by the United Nations' International
Year for Peoples of African Descent later the International Decade for People of African Descent
2015-2024 (overlapping 2014-2023 First 10 Year Implementation Plan for the African Union Agenda
2063) pursuant to the Common African Position on the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.
In July 4, 2012, he was appointed and began making public appearances as Bermuda Cultural
Ambassador in the mascot guise of "Ambassador AJ Gombey' representing the unique cultural
heritage from Ghana's Akan peoples adapted to include European and Indigenous elements. That
links Bermuda to the Sankofa Passage Diaspora goals of the Leimert Park / Crenshaw Community
Vision 20/20 as a means to sensitize tourists to the shared cultural heritage of African Americans
with the worldwide Diaspora funneling through the Crenshaw/LAX Transit Line opening in 2019.
Andrew actively participated with the 2012 Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA)
Integrated Whole Community Approach workshop, with Preparedness and Awareness for
Community Resiliency in Emergencies and Disasters (PACRED.org), held in Compton, California,
thanks to Lady Alicia Hamilton. As Founder and CEO of The Revelation Network, she also
appointed Andrew as International Media Director for TRN.tv and later UCIT.tv as well.
Andrew was thereafter awarded Lifetime Membership in the Washington, D.C. based Black
Emergency Management Association (BEMA) International dedicated to providing disaster risk
reduction and emergency management informational and networking alliances to and through a
national and global network of associates, with a particular focus within the United States and its
Territories, as well as the Caribbean the Continent of Africa and the Global Diaspora.
During the first of two trips to Bermuda attending the Bermuda CultureFest in 2012, as "Ambassador
AJ' Andrew, with recording artist T.J. Gibson, and Bermuda-born Barbados resident Onika Best,
visited the U.N.E.S.C.O designated African Diaspora Heritage Trail members and sites, tracing the
global footprint of the Transatlantic Slave Trade connecting us all with Mother Africa.
Smith and Williams then first adapted the RootCause.org S.O.U.N.D.S. of Sanctuary business plan
into a global 2013-2063 strategic plan and social contract dubbed "The Kwanzaa Accord' to
reconnect the Diaspora 6th in furtherance of the Millennium and Sustainable Development Goals.
Later in 2012, Andrew was appointed as the Director for the Bermuda-CARICOM Region of the
Urban Tech Fair. Soon afterwards, Williams co-founded the Bermuda-Americas Bureau of the
Friends of the African Union, which f irstendorsed the Kwanzaa Accord, followed by the Congress of
African Peoples and the Black Caucus of California Community Colleges (BC3C).

The BC3C, representing all peoples of African descent throughout the Los Angeles Community
College District, as well as all 114 campuses California-wide. He has since been appointed to the
Public Policy Advisory of the BC3C for the Roosevelt Institute Campus Network.
Rounding out 2012, Andrew became a founding member of Professor Marcela Oliva's Los Angeles
Trade Technical College Architectural and Environmental Design Department's Community Think
Tank and Advisory Board, bringing along Global Business Incubation, JobsCreatePeace, PACRED,
BEMA International and the Emperial Group as members of EncounterLA. He has since been
instrumental in facilitating the launch of EncounterKansasCity, founded the 1,400+ online social
media Encounter Think Tank Global Partnership for Development 2015-2020 as EncounterGlobal.
Bermuda Cultural Ambassador AJ Gombey was an entrant in the Kingdom Day Parade before a
local audience of 100,000+ and a television audience of 2.4 Million+ as the following year, Andrew
orchestrated the first (and year-round) internet streaming of the parade via The Revelation Network
(TRN.tv) OTT platform penetrating the digital ecosystem worldwide.
After being appointed President of Los Angeles based Five Points Youth Foundation (FPYF) on
November 7, 2014, Andrew re-shaped its "regenerative' mission statement to "sustain, cultivate and
self-empower our children, youth, adults and serve those with the greatest need in an effort to
inspire and transform change.' He registered FPYF with the United Nations Global Compact,
making a 2015-2020 commitment to develop a worldwide community resiliency network to localize
the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) #11 advocating Safe Communities and Cities via
#17.16 and #17.17 (Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships for Development) to "Leave No One Behind'.
That work culminated in the December 31, 2017 publication of the FPYF United Nations Global
Compact Commitment on Engagement and its dedication to actualizing the Five Legacy Projects
designated by the African Union Agenda 2063 to promote Safe Communities and Cities (SDG
#11), pursuant to the Sendai Declaration of Disaster Risk Reduction 2030.
In mid 2016, GBI-alumni Brad Carson recruited Andrew's advisory services in the founding of Faith
In Action, Inter-Faith Neighborhood Partnership, inclusive of the Vermont Avenue Church of
Scientology Community Center, hosting the inaugural forum of 1,500+ community stakeholders
gathering to launch the United Hood Nation (UHN) as a U.N. Secretariat model to be replicated
nationally and globally to address the social justice root causes of urban killings and decay.
Members of the blighted and neglected community demanded a stand for unity by delivering peace
building, job creation/business development and financial literacy/educational pillars to address the
underlying social justice issues for our youth. The model was to be replicated in the largest 15 USA
Metropolitan Statistical Areas challenged by crime, gentrification and institutionalized poverty.
In the 2017 anniversary (celebrated in August), UHN conducted four days of forums and
presentations addressing each of those issues, culminating with an inter-faith concert, all at the
Vermont Avenue Church of Scientology Community Center. This segment was included in the 30
minute Inglewood Church of Scientology launch of ScientologyTV
In mid 2017, Andrew helped successfully launch the Hip Hop Architecture Camp 30-city tour via Los
Angeles Trade Technical College in collaboration with Architectural and Environmental Design
Professor Marcela, wherein local youth produced a "Build It Up' music video and later performed on
a segment of the Today Show, showcasing and empowering the community impact of our youth.

In August, 2017, Andrew was appointed to join the National Advisory Board of Project1619.org, in
its mission to promote the first Africans (from the Kondo Kingdom of Angola) who arrived at Port
Comfort in present day Hampton, Virginia on August 25, 1619 by championing a 2019
commemoration among all 55 African countries and the worldwide Diaspora.
On December 3, 2017, Andrew was invited to join the Advisory Board of the Universal Hip Hop
Museum (UHHM). Generation Hip Hop is a global, youth empowerment and development program,
initiated by the Universal Hip Hop Museum, and the Africa Rising Foundation to establish satellite
nonprofit organizations, under one Hip Hop brand, across the world.
On March 3, 2018, Andrew joined the advisory board of the World Sickle Cell Federation, which
celebrates World Sickle Cell Awareness day as June 19th, as designated by the United Nations and
orchestrated by the National Juneteenth Committee founder, Dr. Ron Myers. He also joined the
effort for having June 19th to be recognized as a federal holiday.
On June 21, 2018 Andrew was appointed as Public Relations Director and Director of Marketing
and Promotions for Inglewood Church of Scientology Ideal Org and its South Los Angeles Vermont
Community Center to champion Dianetics, Youth for Human Rights, its Volunteer Ministers, The
Way to Happiness, and Applied Scholastic Study Technologies in collaboration with the
Association for Better Living and Education (ABLE) while serving on the Communications
Committee for the United Hood Nation (UHN) to address humanitarian and social justice causes.
On July 27, 2018 Damon Batiste, appointed Andrew Independent Business Consultant for Damon
Batiste International and Batiste Fathers and Son as well as Goodwill Ambassador for the New
Orleans - South Africa Cultural Connection, founded in 1998, comprised of business, civic,
community and entertainment industry leaders, both in the Republic of South Africa and New
Orleans, which celebrates its Tri-centennial on August 29, 2018 (birthday of Michael Jackson)
On January 27, 2019, Andrew was appointed as Global Point of Contact and Strategic Alliance
Coordinator to Localize the Sustainable Development Goals pursuant to Presidential Policy
Directive #8 National Preparedness Framework by the 10,000 Fearless Inner City First
Responders (based in Austin, Texas) for the chapter established in Los Angeles.
On January 31, 2019, The California Congressional Black Caucus Delegation (CCBCD) and the
International Association of African American Ambassadors to the Continent of Africa and the
Middle East (IAAAACAME) authorized Andrew to serve as the Royal, Political and Diplomatic
Liaison for the 48th Annual Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Conference.
On June 12, 2019, Andrew was appointed as Brand Ambassador for Generation Hip Hop Global, a
global network of artists, educators and youth development advocates empowering the global
community to collectively change the world through artistic expression, entrepreneurship and
education, with chapters in 54 countries.
On September 21, 2019, Andrew was appointed as Chairperson of the Five Points Youth
Foundation’s Ad Hoc International Advisory Board of Goodwill Ambassadors (and UCmedia.net
Media Ambassadors for Universal Citizens Media Network) formed to develop an interfaith,
neighborhood and business network of safe and resilient climate smart communities, that localizes
the Sustainable Development Goals. The Board targets the Portuguese, French, Spanish and
Hindu lingual groups globally as well as Caribbean, European Union, Oceania, Africa Diaspora and
Commonwealth of Nations communities to register at least 7,000 civil society and 1,000 business
members of the United Nations Global Compact Local Networks worldwide by December 31, 2020.

Andrew Williams, Jr. Humanitarian Commitments
AndrewWilliamsJr777@gmail.com * @AWilliamsJr * LinkedIn.com/in/AndrewWilliamsJr
1820 W. Florence Avenue * Unit 777 * Los Angeles, California 90047 USA* +1-424-243-6580
Role Appointor Date
Think Tank Membership
ENCOUNTER Think Tank Global Partnership for
Development 2015-2020 (Facebook Group)
12/14/14
Los Angeles Trade Technical College
Architectural & Environmental Design Department
Encounter LA Community Advisory Board
12/15/13
Sanctum Think Tank
(Hamilton, Bermuda)
12/10/10
Global Business Incubation / GBI Emerald
Veterans / GBI Systems (Los Angeles, California)
10/01/09
Strategic Alliance Coordinator
Localizing Sustainable Development
Goals
10,000 Fearless Inner City First Responders
(Austin, Texas * Los Angeles, California)
01/27/19
Agroplex Project
(Middlesex, New Jersey)
08/30/18
International Business Advisor
New Orleans – South African Cultural Connection
(New Orleans, Louisiana)
07/27/18
International Advisory Board
The Diamond Project (Tanzania, Africa) c/o
Institute for Research, Education and Scholarship
(Los Angeles, California)
02/18/19
IHUNA International Humanitarian Noble Academy
(Matera, Italy)
11/18/17
Five Points Youth Foundation (Chairperson)
09/22/15
Royal Covenant Foundation
(Gauteng, South Africa)
04/22/11
National Advisory Board
Universal Hip Hop Museum (Bronx, New York)/
Generation Hip Hop Global (South Africa)
12/03/17
Project 1619, Inc.
(Hampton, Virginia)
08/07/17
Goodwill Ambassador The Pan African Historical Theatre Project
(PANAFEST Foundation) (Cape Coast, Ghana)
04/22/19
Bermuda Cultural Ambassador AJ Gombey
(Hamilton, Bermuda)
07/04/12
Tom Bradley Legacy Foundation at UCLA
Green Technology Institute
01/12/10
Globcal International Cooperative
(Geneva, Switzerland)
10/01/09
Royal, Political & Diplomatic Liaison
2019 Royal Return Ghana Entertainment and
Fundraising Advisory Council
(Tema, Ghana)
04/23/19
California Congressional Black Caucus Delegation
& International Association of African American
Ambassadors to the Continent of Africa and the
Middle East (AAAACAME)
01/31/19

Annual GBI Emerald Veterans Business Summit and Accelerator
Holman United Methodist Church Nov 9, 2019 * 9am – 4pm
Featured Panelist and Speaker – Andrew Williams Jr
The Global Business Incubation (GBI) Emerald Veterans Group
announces the Los Angeles GBI Emerald Veterans Summit and
Accelerator . The summit will be held from 9:00am to 4:00pm Saturday
November 9th 2019 at Holman UMC 3320 West Adams Blvd Los
Angeles. Seating is limited and preregistration can be done online for the
day’s events at www.gbi-emerald.vet.
This Emerald Veterans Business Summit is the first step, created to empower Veterans. GBI's
consortium and technical institute provide resources, training and employment to incubate
passionate Veteran entrepreneurs and business owners.
Andrew Williams, Jr. is GBI Zero Time Strategic Alliance Trainer &
Coordinator. Andrew Williams Jr has 30+ years in business development
with a specialty in international trade. Mr Williams develops and trains
business strategists and project managers to ensure that strategic alliance
projects are properly executed and managed along with developing long-
term vision and goals for company growth and partnerships.
Andrew Networks is focused on advocating the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global
Compact with respect to human rights, labor, environment and anti-corruption. Andrew
Networks is a hub that mobilizes multi-stakeholder partnerships of interfaith, neighborhood
and business collaboratives.
This event is being sponsored in cooperation with California DAV, Holman UMC - Beyond the
Battlefield, eSportsInstruction, WelcomeHome.Vet and ECI Networks LLC.
Global Business Incubation (GBI) was founded by veterans in 1991
and is a 501(c)(3) research and development “think and do tank” that
serves as a catalyst for a cooperative business incubator cluster model
to grow companies for veterans and historically marginalized
populations. Since 1991 GBI has been responsible for over 2.2 billion
dollars in economic development in southern California alone. More
details can be accessed at www.globalbusinessincubation.org
Event Contacts:
Global Business Incubation - Dr. Paul Ruffin, Executive VP/CTO
pruffin@gbi.systems 612-242-1962

Generation Hip Hop Brand Ambassador Guidelines
Generation Hip Hop (GHH) brand ambassadors play an integral role in raising awareness of the
mission and vision of the GHH brand.
Brand ambassadors should always:
1) Represent GHH in a positive light that is in accordance with the guidelines approved by
the GHH executive committee.
2) Seek to initiate strategic partnerships with entities that share a similar mission/vision.
GHH brand ambassadors must be able to clearly articulate the GHH Global mission/vision:
Generation Hip Hop Global Mission:
Generation Hip Hop (GHH) is an organization of Hip Hop artists, educators and youth
development advocates empowering the global community to collectively change the world
through artistic expression, entrepreneurship, and education.
Generation Hip Hop is a global network of hiphoppas and youth development advocates
devoted to creating strategic partnerships with people and organizations who desire to change
our world for the better. Our vehicle is Hip Hop culture. Our fuel is that desire to drive positive
social change. Our power is the people.
Generation Hip Hop Global Expanded Mission/Vision:
Generation Hip Hop (GHH) is a global youth empowerment and development program,
initiated by the Universal Hip Hop Museum and the Africa Rising Foundation. The aim is to
establish satellite organizations/chapters under one Hip Hop brand across the world.
GHH will become an influential movement in the new global village. Youth of today
especially need empowerment through something they can relate to and believe in. GHH
aims to harness the progressive talent of otherwise disenfranchised youth into a collective,
dynamic, and productive international program guided by a central committee.
Initially, the aims of GHH will be to set up infrastructures that address what the world lacks
relative to our youth. Our network will enable us to design community arts workshops, youth

empowerment initiatives, cooperative events, programs for conflict resolution, hunger
alleviation, edutainment, and refugee assistance.
GHH is also designed to facilitate sustainable, vital, and transparent CSI initiatives. Blue
chip and corporate entities will have the opportunity to partner globally with GHH in
specifically initiated Cause Related Marketing (CRM) programs. This means that the funds
generated for GHH, through the partner will be acquired through pre-designed CRM
campaigns endorsed by credible and current personalities and organizations. These
campaigns will be influenced by our global reach and will be driven independently in each
country. GHH will perpetuate the Hip Hop mandate of Peace, Unity, and Love through our
initiatives and international network.
Guidelines for GHH brand affiliation:
1) Any brand partnership with another organization or event must be approved by the GHH
executive committee and the GHH Director of Development via expressed written
consent including email consent.
2) Brand ambassadors must submit a written GHH brand partnership/endorsement request
to the GHH Director of Development for review before engaging in any direct or indirect
brand partnership or use of the GHH name or logo.
3) GHH name/logo use on internet or print promotional/marketing materials must be
approved by the GHH executive committee and GHH Director of Development via
expressed written consent including email consent.
4) Internet or print promotional/marketing materials must be sent to the GHH Director of
Development for approval before being released to the public.
I, ___________________________________________ understand the guidelines for
Generation Hip Hop brand affiliation and will adhere to said guidelines.
Signature_________________________________________________Date____/____/_______
Andrew Williams, Jr.
06 12 2019

April 23, 2019
Greetings Mr. Andrew Williams Jr.,
It is my distinct pleasure to formally appoint you to be a co-chair on the Entertainment and
Fundraising Advisory Council for Royal Return Ghana (RRG). Royal Return Ghana is an initiative
of the Nekotech Center of Reconciliation and Peace, a non-profit organization founded in 1998
in Ada, Ghana, by the late USA Mega star, Sir Isaac Hayes (former Voice of Chef in South Park,
creator of ‘Shaft’ movie sound track, aka The Black Moses), and myself. RRG was founded
informally in December 1992, with the coronation of Isaac who was made a Royal Chief in
Ghana, as Nene Katey Ocansey.
As an entertainment co-chair you will be a part of the planning and fundraising committees for
RRG’s Coronation Africa scheduled for December 1-18, 2019. Coronation Africa is an historic
four-country tour, celebrating the crowning of the new African Diaspora King and Queen.
Time is not on our side; we must be extremely vigilant in our efforts to bring this vision to
fruition. Our target is to have a sold out concert in each country we visit. With that in mind, as a
co-chair, we need your assistance in acquiring performers by tapping into your hard earned
network of top contacts. Moreover, we need your professional advice on all issues concerning
the planning, promotion, and execution of Coronation Africa. Please note that as a co-chair you
will have the following revenue share opportunities:
• 10% of funds you raise to compensate you for your time.
• An MOU for any broadcasting rights/ content deals you put together for projects will
be decided on project by project basis
• We offer $150 commission per person you bring on board to purchase a Coronation
tour package to journey alongside the celebrities to Ghana.
• Revenue share on concerts by talents that you secure for our shows in US or
overseas.
Congratulations on your appointment! Let's start working together, to make Royal Return Ghana:
Coronation Africa a historic and legacy making success. We are excited to have you join us. Upon
arrival in Africa, we will ensure your formal royal training and naming ceremony program, as you
will then be inducted formally into the prestigious Royal Ocansey Diaspora Envoys Charter.
With my compliments of the highest esteem, I end with the return assurance,
H.E. Rev. Dr. Princess A. K. Ocansey
CEO - Nekotech Center for Peace and Reconciliation
Founder- Royal Return Ghana/Africa

PANAFEST SECRETARIAT
HERITAGE HOUSE, (NEAR CHAPEL SQUARE)
P.O.BOX 1096. CAPE COAST
E-mail: info@panafestghana.org
Tel: (+233) 050-5005352, 0509913066
www.panafestghana.org
FOUNDATION
PANAFESTPANAFEST
(FETE HISTORIQUE DE L’ARTS ET CULTURELLE PAN AFRICANE)
(PAN AFRICAN HISTORICAL ARTS AND CULTURE FESTIVAL)
PANAFESTPANAFEST
(FETE HISTORIQUE DE L’ARTS ET CULTURELLE PAN AFRICANE)
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE AU AND GOVERNMENT OF GHANA
(PAN AFRICAN HISTORICAL ARTS AND CULTURE FESTIVAL)
PANAFEST SECRETARIAT
HERITAGE HOUSE, (NEAR CHAPEL SQUARE)
P.O.BOX 1096. CAPE COAST
E-mail: info@panafestghana.org
Tel: (+233) 050-5005352, 0509913066
www.panafestghana.org
The Honorable Andrew Williams, Jr
Global Ambassador
213-2743675
22ND
APRIL 2019
Dear Hon. Andrew Williams ,
LETTER OF APPOINTMENT
PANAFEST is a landmark biennial festival which is celebrated in the spirit of Pan Africanism and
the African Renaissance. Celebrated since 1992, the festival addresses the most traumatic
interruption that ever occurred in the natural evolution of African s ocieties- the Trans-Atlantic
Slave Trade. The festival consciously held with the most prominent European edifices through
which the slave trade was conducted as a setting, acknowledges the residual effects of the slave
trade on the Continent of Africa and in the countries which perpetuated it. The festival is also
aimed at celebrating the strengths and resilience of African culture and achievements of Africans
in the global context. PANAFEST is founded on the firm conviction that the arts are especially
effective channels for achieving these goals and creating a sustained interaction among peoples of
the global African world with the ultimate objective of consolidating their rights and achieving
their progress.
The 2019 edition of PANAFEST will commemorate the 400th
Anniversary of the landing of the
first enslaved Africans in the English colonies in North America. The theme for this
commemoration is “Beyond 400 Years; Reaching Across Continents Into The Future” to held
between 24th
July to the 3rd
of August 2019.. This edition is very importantly one of the main
highlights of the Year of Return declared by the Government of Ghana to open our country’s doors
to all people of African descent who wish to make a meaningful contact with the African continent
in this auspicious year and beyond.
As part of this year’s program, PANAFEST plans to host an International Hip Hop Pan African
Diaspora Family Reunion Summit in Accra.

This letter is to confirm that you have been invited to join the Advisory Board of PANAFEST
Foundation for the International Hip Hop Pan African Diaspora Family Reunion Summit. As a
member of the PANAFEST Foundation IHHPADS’s advisory board, you will have to advise the
PANAFEST leadership team on all issues concerning the organization of the PANAFES-T
Emancipation Day 2019, Year of Return Hip Hop Summit.
All advisory board members are required to be advocates of PANAFEST and Emancipation Day
2019, Year of Return Hip Hop Summit on social media, while seeking new opportunities to help
the Foundation to achieve its mission. You are required to uphold the Pan African principles to its
highest standard. Those standards being committed to promoting African unity at home and
aboard, excellence, economic independence, love and respect for each other and global peace. We
expect all board members to uphold these cultural standards in both their public and private life.
Any disrespect for these principles can result in the termination of appointment.
Congratulations on your appointment! Let’s start working together to change the narrative on
Mother Africa and people African descent. Let’s make the future of Africa and African people
today.
Sincerely,
Rabbi Kohain Nathanyah Halevi,
Executive Secretary
Cc: Prof. Esi Sutherland –Addy
Board Chair, PANAFEST Foundation
Hon. Barbara Gyasi, Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture
Akwasi Agyeman, CEO, Ghana Tourism Autority

Official Letter of Appointment
Royal, Political, and Diplomatic Liaison
ANDREW WILLIAMS, JR.
This letter of appointment from The California Congressional Black Caucus Delegation (CCBCD)
and the International Association of African American Ambassadors to the Continent of Africa and
the Middle East (AAAACAME) authorizes Andrew Williams, Jr. to serve as the Royal, Political and
Diplomatic Liaison and Interviewer for 2019 Documentary at the Congressional Black Caucus
Annual Legislative Weekend. (DUE TO TIME CONSTRAINTS, SIGNED AMENDMENTS
MAY BE ADDED TO THISDOCUMENT).
In this official capacity, Mr. Williams will be responsible for the following:
1. Coordinatingandfacilitatingmeetings, connectingwithKeyRoyal, Politicaland
Diplomatic Representatives.
Secure Commitments: Ensure timely commitments prior to CBC by:
D Following Up andCoordinating the timely processing of commitments from key
political and diplomatic representatives for the California CBC Delegation which
includes:
D Signing ofIAAAACAME/CCBCD Documentary Consent Form
• Providing hotel confirmation number.
• Providing flight information for ground transportation coordination
D Follow-up and Facilitate WorkshopSpeakers:
0 Follow-up and secure Diplomats and ambassador commitments for participating in
the 2019 California CBC Delegation for the Congressional Black Caucus.
iJ Leverage and secure as many commitments prior to the event aspossible.
2. RESPONSIBILITIES ofCalifornia CBC Delegation/IAAAACAME:
Coordinateaseamless process that facilitates thecommitmentofkeyroyal, political,
and diplomatic representatives to attend the 2019 Congressional Black Caucus via
the California CBC Delegation:
• Provide Liaison with materials: Authorization Letter, Personalized Invitation
Letters.
• Liaison shall receive a detailed List of political representatives who have
made Commitments.
At no point shall Liaison speak on behalf of or enter into agreement for IAAAACAME/CCBCD
unless approved by autho_rized signature below.
PO Box 881344 Los Angeles, California 90009 • www.CaliforniaDelegation.com • 323.803.5631

10,000 Fearless First Responders Appoints Andrew Williams, Jr., as Global Point of Contact
and Strategic Alliance Coordinator to Localize the Sustainable Development Goals
January 27, 2019 – During a national conference call 10,000 Fearless First Responders (Austin, Texas) Founder
and President Christina Muhammad announced the appointment of Andrew Williams, Jr., as Global Point of
Contact (Global POC) and Strategic Alliance Coordinator (SAC) to localize the Sustainable Development Goals
from the Vermont Community Center in Los Angeles, California, where the United Hood Nation was founded
on July 17, 2016 and continues to meet on the first Thursday of each month at 7pm.
Mr. Williams recently completed the December 2018 Community Emergency Response Team training
conducted by the 10000 Fearless First Responders certifying dozens of members of the Nation of Islam, whose
local Coordinator for the team is Sister Anissa Muhammad. Volunteer Ministers, including FSM Samuel Price,
provided support services for the visit, in conjunction with recovery efforts helping the Malibu and Woodland
Hills communities devastated by wildfires, facilitated by NOI Member Reamus Muhammad, who is also
Director of Success for the Inglewood Church of Scientology.
Mr. Williams is International Media Director for the Universal Citizens Media Network (UCIT.tv); The
Revelation Network’s TRN International News Anchor; Lifetime Member of the Black Emergency Managers
Association (BEMA) International; Community Relations Director for Preparedness and Awareness for
Community Resiliency in Emergencies and Disasters (PACRED.org); Member of the International Association
of Scientologists (IAS); and Zero Time Director of the Global Business Incubation Emerald Veterans
(GBI-Emerald.vet) All of these organizations are the “first responders” to his outreach to localize and globalize
the 10K Fearless campaigns to build safe and resilient communities and cities, pursuant to the United Nations
Sustainable Development Goals theme to “leave no one behind” via the U.N. Global Compact Local Networks.
According to Wikipedia, a “point of contact (POC) is a person or a department serving as the coordinator or focal
point of information concerning an activity or program. A POC is used in many cases where information is
time-sensitive and accuracy is important.”
Strategic Alliance Coordinator Responsibilities: Help develop long-term vision and goals for organization growth
and partnerships. Help develop viable business plan to ensure long-term goals are realized. Help develop, maintain
and nurture relationships with senior leaders at partner companies to ensure that all parties are satisfied with progress
and outcome of partnerships. Responsible for securing external partnerships including contacting top leaders,
securing appointments, developing proposals, making presentations and negotiating business deal points to contract
completion (Copyright 2019 Payscale.com).
Additional posts Mr. Williams represent include, but are not limited to:
Global Business Incubation (GBI) Urban Futurist Times Radio and TV Media Coordinator
GBI.Systems Zero Time Solutions Facilitator
Five Points Youth Foundation, Inc. (FPYF) President
FPYF International Advisory Board United Nations Global Compact Committee Chairperson
FPYF International Advisory Board Sustainable Development Goals Strategic Alliance Coordinator
United Hood Nation, Communications Committee Member
Black Caucus of California Community Colleges Public Policy Committee Member
New Orleans – South African Cultural Connection (NOSACONN.com) Goodwill Ambassador
Universal Hip Hop Museum (UHHM.org) National Advisory Board Member
Project1619.org National Advisory Board Member
Hip Hop 4 Justice (HipHop4Justice.org) Advocate
CONTACT: AndrewWilliamsJr.UCIT.tv@gmail.com / +1-424-243-6580
CONTACT: ReamusMuhammad4@yahoo.com / +1-424-399-0490

NOSACONN * 1460 Poydras Street, Suite 1460, New Orleans, Louisiana 70130 * (504) 415-1702
New Orleans – South Africa Cultural Connection (NOSACONN)
Appoints Andrew Williams Jr. as Goodwill Ambassador
New Orleans South African Connection, Inc. (NOSACONN)
hereby appoints Andrew Williams, Jr., Chairperson of the
International Advisory Board and President of Los Angeles-based
Five Points Youth Foundation, Member of the United Nations
Global Compact and Lifetime Member of the Black Emergency
Managers Association (BEMA) International as Goodwill
Ambassador and Cultural Diplomatist and Business Development
Consultant for Damon Batiste International as of July 27, 2018
Founded in 1998, NOSACONN has been a non-profit 501 (c) 3
organization, comprised of business, civic, community and
entertainment industry leaders, both in New Orleans and in the
Republic of South Africa as well as throughout the United States, Europe and Africa
Our unique partnership has allowed us to produce special events
in the City of New Orleans and the Republic of South Africa,
simultaneously. These activities have allowed our organization to
serve as pioneers of presenting art, culture and tourism as the
forefront of economic development.
Through NOSACONN, International Cultural Exchange will
continue to gather a diverse group of government and business
leaders to explore import, export, trade and business opportunities during this International
Decade for People of African Descent (2015-2024) and the First Ten Year Implementation
Plan of the African Union’s Agenda 2063 (2013-2023)
Here are a few key measures NOSACONN uses for future growth in the United States and
the Republic of South Africa as well as the Global Diaspora to support the 2030
Sustainable Development Agenda to “Leave No One Behind”:
Community Involvement
Cultural Tourism
Youth for Human Rights
United Nations Global Compact
Youth4GlobalGoals
Employment for Artists
Building International Relations
Economic Development & Sustainability
HIV Education
Student Exchange
NOSACONN has been recognized the field of arts, culture & education on a local, regional
and international level as a tremendous networking tool for job creation, tourism, and self-
empowerment. It has also served as an incubator for economic sustainability. Over the past
years, NOSACONN has produced outdoor concerts, educational workshops, empowerment
seminars, business expositions, and youth enhancement programs. Since our inception,
we have employed over 250 people, including mentoring youth in our local school system.
This cultural exchange has opened doors for many businesses, entertainers and social
groups to continue their work, which has been a great opportunity to support their effort.
Not only does this cultural exchange help our city but also it offers the opportunity for
producers, and musicians to gain marketing exposure while bringing dollars to our city. It is
no surprise that what benefits the Each Province also benefits the Republic of South Africa.

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August 7, 2017
Mr. Andrew Williams, Jr.
Five Points Your Foundation Inc.
1820 W Florence Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90047
Dear Mr. Williams,
You have proven yourself to be a community, national and global leader to help
organize the tools and resources from groups, associations and businesses to provide a
sustainable and resilient social network to promote a global campaign to stimulate cultural
exchanges, historic preservation, technology, entertainment, and social justice.
Your work for social entrepreneurship for youth; women’s empowerment programs;
and artwalk programs have inspired the youth of Los Angeles and have become models for
other cities to emulate. Your work with the Bermuda-St. Croix-Los Angeles Millennium Arch
Committee, Global Business Incubation, TRN.tv, the Hip Hop Architecture Camp, the LATTC-
EncounterLA Community Advisory Board and Think Tank , the Black Emergency Managers
Association International and others has provided opportunities where we can collectively
exchange news and ideas that can inspire our intellectual conscience to improve our
environment and mankind’s interactions.
Because of your dedicated involvement, and your support of Project 1619 Inc. in
promoting the history of the first Africans who arrived in 1619 at Point Comfort in present day
Hampton, Virginia, I am pleased to inform you that Project 1619 Inc. has appointed you to serve
on our National Advisory Board.
Thanks for all your support.
Sincerely,
Calvin Pearson, Founder
Project 1619 Inc.
PO Box 1233, Hampton, VA 23661 * 757-380-1319
Project1619.org

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Boomika Devi, Goodwill Ambassador
Pakistan and Worldwide Youth Communities
boomikaprincess@gmail.com

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Boomika Devi * Children2030TV
Social Worker, Peace Ambassador, Playing Sports, Guitarist,
Dancer, Singer, (Helps Poor and Needy Peoples)
 Works at Kids for Peace
 Founder at Life on Land
 Founder at Educate.Girls
 Founder at Save Electricity Save
Energy
 Founder at Life Below Water
 Founder at Reduced Inequality
 Founder at Water Sabeel , Heat Stroke
 Founder at Pollution free world
 Founder at Gender Equality
 Founder at Good health for all
 Founder at Please Drive Carefully
 Founder at STOP CHILD labour
 Founder at Save Water Save life
 Founder at Plastic free World
 Founder at Save birds and animals
 Founder, Director, CEO
at Children2030
 Founder at Language of PEACE
 Founder at Voice Of Mother Earth
 Founder at Educate All Children
 Founder at Save and Plant Trees
 Founder at Donot Waste Food
Foundation
 Founder at Humanity my religion

 participate at ICAT International
 participate at International
Mathematical Olympiad 2018
 Founder at BD Productions
 Founder/President at Childrenedu tv
 Founder/President at Children2030 tv
 participate at ranked 4th in AFAQ
Encyclopedia Quiz Competition
2015(all Sindh)
 participate at Alhadia education
system Talent hunt Program
 certified at Kangaroo TEST Preparation
 Studied at Aga Khan Academy
Hyderabad
 Went to Aga Khan School Hyderabad
 Lives in Hyderabad, Sindh
 From Hyderabad, Sindh
 Joined June 2017
 boomikaprincess
 children2030tv
 03322681492
 boomikaprincess
 boomikadevi.com
Manages Children2030

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Larissa Navarro, Goodwill Ambassador
Mexico and California Communities
larissanavarro.sigel@gmail.com

LARISSALARISSALARISSALARISSA
NAVARRONAVARRONAVARRONAVARRO
MEXICO
CUERNAVACA,MORELOS.
ExperienceExperienceExperienceExperience
 Peace and Goodwill Ambassador for Five Points
Youth Foundation, MWPHR and UNESCO Affiliate
 Ambassador of Peace
 Licensed e-Business and Business Administration
 2018- 2019 Wolf Sellers Corporation S.A. de C.V.
Cuernavaca,Morelos.
• President and Legal Representative
• Company focused on the marketing and construction of
real estate, as well as management and maintenance
services.
2016- to date SigelInshallah A.C. Cuernavaca
Foundation, Morelos.
 President and Legal Representative.
 Civil Non-Profit Association, philanthropy and support for
vulnerable groups with aid actions, we are international
donors and direct affiliate of UNESCO WFUCA.
2019- RUBA Residencial S.A. DE C.V.
2016-2018 Developments or of Mexico SAPI de CV
Cuernavaca, Morelos.
 Marketing Manager
Directorate of Work Teams 35 people in my charge.
Results in marketing with a handicap of 400 homes sold
in 8 months.
2008-2015 Lenk Associates(RealEstate)
 Directorate-General
+52 6643695267
larissanavarro.sigel@gmail.com
www.fundacionsigelinshallah
. org

 Advice and Brokerage of Real Estate.
• Customer Service Functions,
Channeling and Settlement of
Customer Requirements, Real Estate
Engagements, Mortgage Credit Sales
and Procedures, Title, and
Personnel Administration. 2004 -
2008 GEO MORELOS S.A.DE C.V.
Company Dedicated to the Construction and sale of
Houses.
 RealEstate Consultant
Promotion and sale of houses, meeting specific goals in
the sale and with constant training in the
area of sales techniques, as well as the different
credit schemes, recognition as best seller.
2001-2002 Caminos y Pavimentos del Sur S.A. de C.V. Empresa
Constructora. Cuernavaca, Morelos.
 SalesAdvisor.
Prospecting of customers, promotion and sale of
wineries and commercial premises
Training
1989-1991 Mexican School of Computing Cuernavaca,
Morelos. 2000 Bachelor of Business Administration(LAE)
2006,2017, 2018 – National Credit Certification (CONOCER)
(AMPI, SEP) and Certified Advisor of the National Workers'
Fund Institute (Infonavit)
2012 Design of Habitatal and Commercial Interiors Bauhaus
University , Puebla Curos and Diplomas 1994-2018
Lecturer In International Chamber of Speakers (Peru)
Diploma in Leadership, International Network of
Leaders. Course Business Mentality.
Serve and Sell Course: Shared Vision. Sales training 4th.
International Sales 5th. Congress
International Sales International
Neurolinguistic programming applied to sales Psychology

From The Sale Human Relations
IMESFAC Course in the Area of Insurance and Bonds Code of
Ethics and Conduct Advise on Housing Credit Matters Policy
Presentation
Cofinavit quality and Green Mortgages. SHFRules and
Operational Mechanics.
Diploma at the Universidad Bauhaus de Puebla in Habitat
interior design and commercial coaching and Leadership
Importance of Public Image.
Capabilities:
Sales tracking and customer service during the sales
process. Advise on financing schemes for housing to be
purchased.
Development and implementation of sales strategies.
Formation of high-performance sales teams.
Coordinate point of sale.
Credit management: SHF, Banking, Fovissste, Infonavit
Elaboration of commercial strategy for those of
sarrollos. Implementation of various prospecting
strategies. Coordinating the writing process
LANGUAGES , ENGLISH, SPANISH
 Harmon Hall
 . Cuernavaca, Morelos. Oral Understanding
70%, Written 60%.
Computer
Level User
Windows XP, Vista – Office 2000 (Word, Power Point, Excel).

LARISSA NAVARRO
SemblanceSemblanceSemblanceSemblance
PRESIDENT OF WOLF SELLERS CORPORATION SA DE CV
PRESIDENT OF FUNDACION SIGEL INSHALLAH AC
FILIAL UNESCO FEDERATION (WFUCA) MEXICO
INDIA
GOODWILL AMBASSADOR POR FIVE POINTS YOUTH FOUNDATION OF CALIFORNIA
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS AMBASSADOR FOR MEXICO OF FEDERAL
ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF VISIBLE MINORITIES ( FAAVM)
CANADA DIRECTOR CHIEF OF MISSION/ DIPLOMATIC AMBASSADOR FOR
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS TO WORLD AND
GOVERNOR FOR MEXICO ON 17TH JANUARY 2019 - 17TH 2023 FOR
MISSION WORLD PEACE HUMAN RIGHTS FROM AFRICA
ACCREDITED SPEAKER AND MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL CAMERA OF
SPEAKERS IN LIMA
INVITED TO THE FESTIVAL OF FIRE IN SANTIAGO DE CUBA BY THE ASSOCIATION OF
ECONOMISTS OF CUBA
GUEST OF HONOR OF THE LATIN AMERICAN DELEGATION TO THE KINGDOM OF
MOROCCO
STATE DELEGATE DHDS (ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS HUMAN
RIGHTS AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT)
SECRETARY OF THE SECRETARY OF UVM LOVES LAUREATE INTERNATIONAL
UNIVERSITIES
STATE DELEGATE AND INTERNATIONAL LINKAGE OF PRO-LIBERTY AND HUMAN
RIGHTS IN AMERICA PLDHA
COLLABORATION IN PACIFICATION THEMES AND HUMAN RIGHTS WITH
ASSOCIATIONS OF EGYPT, ISRAEL, PARAGUAY, ARGENTINA COLOMBIA, CUBA,
CANADA, CALIFORNIA, NEPAL
COLLABORATOR OF THE DELEGATION OF THE INTERCONTINENTAL
CULTURAL PARLIAMENT OF PARAGUAY AND ITS PRESIDENT KHALID
ASSLAMI.
SIGNER OF CONVENTION AND BOOK FOR PEACE WITH CITY OF CUERNAVACA AND
ITS ALCALDE ANTONIO VILLALOBOS.
VISITOR DISTINGUISHED AS AN EMBAJADORA OF GOOD VOLUNTEER BY THE
HONORABLE CITY OF DURANGO AND ITS ALCALDE L.A. JORGE ALEJANDRO SALUM
DEL PALACIO.
RECOGNITION PROVIDED BY THE MEXICAN ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN
COMPANIES A.C. CAP DURANGO FOR ITS HIGHLIGHT LABOR AS AN
EMBAJADORA OF GOOD VOLUNTEER MEXICO.
DIPLOMA OF RECOGNITION IN TOGETHER WE CAN 2019/2020 BY INNER
WHEEL
Peace is not only
about ending
violence or war, but
all other factors that
threaten peace, such
as discrimination,
inequality,
poverty.
Aung San Suu Kyi,Burmese
politician and activist and Amnesty
International conscience ambassador

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Ario Ku, Goodwill Ambassador
Hong Kong and ASEAN Communities
ariowkku@gmail.com

联系方式
Hong Kong
+852 69331368 (Mobile)
vaikuiku811@gmail.com
www.linkedin.com/
in/ario-ku%E5%8F
%A4%E5%81%89%E4%BA%A8-
%E9%A7%92-aka-vaikui-ku-
a62a1511a (LinkedIn)
arioku@wordpress.com (Personal)
热门技能
管理人员
领导力
项目管理
ario ku古偉亨(駒) aka vaikui ku
senior corporate consultants/certified mediator/int'l estate consultant/
certified hypnotherapist/certified eft healer
个人简介
former ceo/ founder / hkeaa certified
property licensee / integrated real estate investments specialist /
mergers and acquisitions / fundings / precious metals investments /
international think tanks member / taichi and martial arts coach /
human rights world peace world figure since 2016 to present /
goodwill ambassador president of
Royal Bugis Luwu D'Malaysia
members of over 1,300 international organisations local groups
also on | Facebook | whatsApp | wechat | Twitter
工作经历
TRN.tv International News ( USA )
Editor/Producer with TRN.tv Int'l News ( USA )
2016 年 3 月 - Present
HongKong
News editor producer
Preserved to serve the Public
Please refer to FB
Responsible to Ambassador Andrew Williams Jr
City X'Change Business Syndicate
Former CEO / Founder
2010 年 4 月 - 2015 年 12 月 (5 年 9 个月)
London, United Kingdom
Integrated Real Estate Investments Consultants
Precious Metals / OilGas dealings
Mergers and Acquisitions
Flourish Property Agency ( Hong Kong ) Limited
Senior Comany Consultant / Head of Hong Kong Office
2008 年 3 月 - 2008 年 8 月 (6 个月)
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Hong Kong
Business Development
Under Mr. Vincent Lai - Managing Director
SowersAction
voluteer
2000 年 4 月 - 2008 年 4 月 (8 年 1 个月)
Hong Kong
Working with different committees for fund raising, planning with education
professionals, structural engineers, civil engineers, land surveyors for
providing free Anti-Earthquake schools and relevant facilities to the poor
children in various underdeveloped villages/counties mostly in southwest
regions in PRC. Liaison with relevant local governments in PRC.
please visit sowers action.com
Vigers Group
Director - Investments / Mergers and Acquisitions
1997 年 4 月 - 1999 年 4 月 (2 年 1 个月)
Hong Kong
Investments Department - Professional Agency
Sites / Commercial / Retails / Hotels / Industrial / Residential
Under Mr. Albert Chan - Managing Director and
Mr. Shaun Elldeston - Managing Director of Professional Agency
Savills
Associate Director - Prestige Homes Department and Residential
Department
1996 年 1 月 - 1997 年 1 月 (1 年 1 个月)
Hong Kong
Sales and Marketing of Prime local / overseas properties
and residential redevelopments projects.
Under Mrs. Jackie Langridge - Managing Director
Vigers Group
Associate Director
1992 年 2 月 - 1995 年 12 月 (3 年 11 个月)
HongKong
Prime local and overseas properties sales and leasing
Hong Kong Government Appointed Agent for selling
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Government proprties and liason with Government
Property Agency
Under MS. Doria Michaelidis - Director
Ricacorp Overseas Property Immigration Consultants Limited
Head of Investments Department and Kowloon Divsion
1991 年 12 月 - 1992 年 2 月 (3 个月)
Hong Kong
Under the former Founder - Mr. Barry Law
( Acquired by Centaline Group)
General Development Corporation USA - Florida
Former Vice President
1987 年 4 月 - 1991 年 12 月 (4 年 9 个月)
Hong Kong Regional Office
Responsible for the Sales Marketing of Firm / Lease Hold Waterfront Home-
Sites in Florida
CBRE Asia Pacific
Associate Director - Residential Agency
1986 年 11 月 - 1987 年 3 月 (5 个月)
Central, Hong Kong
Sales and Marketing of secondary prime properties and
home-sites for redevelopment
Under Mr. David Simister - Director
Centaline Group
Head of Leasing Depatment
1986 年 4 月 - 1986 年 11 月 (8 个月)
Central, Hong Kong
Directly under the Co-Founders - Mr. Shih Wing Ching / Mr. Danny Wong
Asia Computer Plaza Management Ltd.
Public Relations Communications Officer
1983 年 4 月 - 1986 年 4 月 (3 年 1 个月)
Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Under Mr. Tony Payne
Co-Founder of Database
Paris Delon Boutiques Ltd.
Public Relations Officer
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1982 年 7 月 - 1983 年 4 月 (10 个月)
Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Under the Founder - Mr. Sandy Chan
The Peninsula Hotels
Senior Receptionist
1981 年 8 月 - 1982 年 7 月 (1 年)
Tsimshatsui Hong Kong
1st Job
Front Office
Under Mr. Patrick McDermott - Front Office Manager
教育经历
Honolulu University
EMBA, International Business/Trade/Commerce · (2011 - 2013)
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Extramural Study - Taichi for Arthritis by Dr. Paul Lam -
Australia · (2004 - 2004)
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Extramural Study - Certified Emotional Freedom Technique Healer / Buddhism
· (2003 - 2004)
Hong Kong Raja Yoga Association - Hong Kong
· (2000 - 2001)
Hong Kong Baptist University
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Sales and Marketing Operations/
Marketing and Distribution Teacher Education · (1978 - 1981)
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Ms. Maria Veneke Ylikomi, Goodwill Ambassador
Sweden and European Union Communities
maria.veneke@gmail.com

Curriculum Vitae for
Maria Veneke Ylikomi
Born:730814
E-mail: maria.veneke@gmail.com
Address: Klakebäcksvägen 103, 373 75 Jämjö, SWEDEN
Phone number: +46702220735
Professional ambitions
To work qualitatively with texts, preferably in combination with charity work.
Characteristics
Creative, stress resistant and patient with a very good sense of language.
Education
2019 Child Protection: Children’s Rights in Theory and Practice, HarvardX
2019 Water: Addressing the Global Crisis, The SDG Academy
2018 Environmental Security and Sustaining Peace, The SDG Academy
2017 Global Diplomacy: the United Nations in the World, University of London and SOAS University of
London
2002 Publishing and Book Market Studies, 30 credits, Lund University
2001-2002 Literature, 61-90 credits, Lund University
2001 History of Southeast Asia, 15 credits, Lund University
1997-1998 European Studies, 60 credits, Blekinge Institute of Technology
1997-1998 German, 61-90 credits, Blekinge Institute of Technology
1995-1996 Literature, 60 credits, Blekinge Institute of Technology
1994-1995 German, 60 credits, Blekinge Institute of Technology
1993-1994 Swedish, 60 credits, Blekinge Institute of Technology
1992-1993 English, 60 credits, Blekinge Institute of Technology
1989-1992 Three-year Economics Program, af Chapman Upper Secondary School, Karlskrona
Professional resume
2016-2019 Gränslöst magazine
I regularly wrote articles for the Swedish magazine Gränslöst with the theme of human rights, de-
mocracy and tolerance. News about justice – for all.
2015- TripsByTips
I write short travel-related articles for various tourism portals in internet.
2015 Quizye
I created questions for the digital quiz Quizye.
2014-2016 Swedish Women's Football (Svensk Damfotboll)
I made interviews with different football profiles and wrote articles for Sweden's one and only
magazine about women's football.

2010- Freelance
Proofreading, editing, writing, copywriting etcetera.
2010- Karnov Group
I proofread Swedish law texts.
2003-2010 Self-employed, Mekong Publishing House (Mekong Bokförlag)
I published travel books in my own company in combination with proofreading, editing and writing.
2002-2003 Telemarketer, Online Telemarketing
I presented different publishing houses by selling membership in book clubs and magazine
subscriptions.
2000-2001 Telephone Interviewer, Temo AB
The work consisted of telephone interviews.
1997-2001 Guide/hostess, Skärgårdstrafiken in Karlskrona (summer work)
I worked as a guide/hostess in different archipelago boats in Karlskrona, Sweden. My
responsibilities included guidance in Swedish, English and German, selling and service for the
passengers.
1998-1999 Supply teacher
I worked as a supply teacher at different schools in different subjects, mostly in German in
secondary school.
Volunteering experience
2018- Environmental Peacebuilding Association
I am a founding member of the Environmental Peacebuilding Associaton, working on issues of en-
vironment, conflict, and peace.
2016– International Organization for Defenders of Peace and Human Rights (IODPHR)
I am Ambassador of Sweden for the International Organization for Defenders of Peace and Hu-
man Rights.
2013- Globcal International
As a Goodwill Ambassador for Globcal International, I am a global advocate for peace, human
rights and the environment. I specialize in scheduling International Observances and promote glob-
al citizenship.
2001 Volunteer in Cambodia, Sunrise Children's Village
For two months I worked as a volunteer at an orphanage in war torn Cambodia with children and
youths aged 6–18 years. I helped to teach them English. I lived and ate together with 52 children in
very primitive living conditions.
Publications
2019: The book Tracking the Panthera Family, which I wrote together with the wildlife photographer
Jan Fleischmann, was published by Austin Macauley Publishers in February 2019.
2008: Together with the wildlife photographer Jan Fleischmann I wrote the book “Jaguar, tiger, lejon
leopard – Möten med de fyra stora kattdjuren” (”Jaguar, tiger, lion and leopard – Encounters with
the four big felines”), for which I also was an editor. The book is available in the Swedish language.

Additional Information
2017-11-14 In November 2017 I had the great honour to meet and interview the President of the Central Ti-
betan Administration, Lobsang Sangay, or “Sikyong” as his Tibetan title is, during the President's
visit in Sweden. The interview was made for the Swedish magazine Gränslöst, with the theme of
human rights, democracy and tolerance. News about justice – for all. The interview is available here:
https://blog.globcal.net/2017/12/tibet-water-tower-of-asia.html

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Mr. Lloyd Helferty Goodwill Ambassador
Canada, Francophone, and
Commonwealth of Nations Communities
lloydhelferty@energime.com

Contact
www.linkedin.com/in/lhelferty
(LinkedIn)
www.biochar-consulting.ca
(Company)
www.biochar.ca (Company)
Top Skills
Research
Carbon
Engineering
Languages
French (Limited Working)
English (Native or Bilingual)
Certifications
RETScreen Expert Training
Noa Fisheries Aquaponics Course
Lloyd Helferty
Executive Director at Resilient World Institute
Toronto, Canada Area
Summary
I am an engineering technologist with more than 10 years of
experience and have worked for various multinational corporations in
Canada and around the world.
I have expertise and experience working within engineering, project
management, sales and marketing teams while undertaking various
Project Management roles such as commissioning, sales support,
pre-planning and site prep.
I am a person who focuses on the dissemination of the good results
produced by scientists and engineers.
My job is to take the best ideas of the engineers and scientists and
apply them in the real world.
Specialties: I am providing project and system support for domestic
and international firms seeking to undertake engineering and
research development (RD) projects related to Biochar carbon
sequestration, soil fertility improvement, fertilizer reduction and all
related bio-energy systems.
Experience
Resilient World Institute
Executive Director
January 2018 - Present
Markham, Ontario, Canada
Responsible for managing and marketing RWI while continuing to undertake
multidisciplinary technical consulting, education, training, empowerment,
knowledge mapping and networking for responsible environmental
management and resource sustainability.
Biochar Consulting
Principal
2009 - Present
Markham, Ontario
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Biochar Consulting (Canada) provides technical services to clients who wish to
undertake projects utilizing Agricultural Biocarbon (Charcoal), also known as
Biochar, in order to achieve specific goals, whether they are related to energy
generation or energy security, environmental goals related to climate change,
water issues, soil carbon management, issues related to soil and crop health
and robustness (environmental stress) or issues related to contaminated soils,
site remediation, fertilizer use, nutrient retention and the effects of soil and land
management.
Passive Remediation Systems Ltd. (PRSI)
Sustainable BioChar Expert
August 2014 - Present
Markham, Ontario, Canada
Mr Helferty is the industry leading expert in the use of biochar for turning
communities and environmental process into carbon negative solutions while
generating additional revenue streams.
Mr. Helferty provides professional Engineering Support Services to assist
engineering and RD teams undertake projects that deploy sustainable
biochar technologies within one of Canada's leading bioremediation
companies. PRSI specializes in the use of rhizoremediation and
phytoremediation solutions that help deal with pollution challenges, and
result in the recapture of property values and help to create ongoing revenue
streams.
International Biochar Initiative
Advisory Committee Member
November 2009 - Present
The IBI is a registered non-profit organization supporting researchers,
commercial entities, policy makers, development agents, farmers and
gardeners, and others committed to supporting sustainable biochar production
and utilization systems that remove carbon from the atmosphere and enhance
the earth's soils.
IBI supports biochar production and utilization systems that reduce net
greenhouse (GHG) emissions on a full GHG lifecycle analysis, that improve
soils, do not contribute to deleterious direct or indirect land use changes, and
that are supported by indigenous peoples and stakeholders.
Biochar-Ontario
Co-founder
June 2008 - Present
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Biochar Ontario is a group of individuals with a strong interest in Biochar
applications in Ontario. Biochar is charcoal derived from biomass used for
agriculture, and can significantly increase soil fertility, reduce fertilizer run-off,
reduce NOx emissions, and is a stable long-term carbon sink.
Canadian Biochar Initiative
Steering Committee Member
December 2008 - Present
Undertaking tasks related to the startup of operations for the Canadian Biochar
Initiative.
Biochar Offsets Group (BOG)
Manager / Coordinator
2010 - Present
Online
The Biochar Offsets Group promotes the development of a biochar offset
protocol, to make biochar cost-effective for agriculture and environmental
remediation projects.
Zintro Inc
Zintro Expert
January 2011 - Present
Engineering technologist with more than 10 years of experience
Capable of providing project and system support for domestic and international
firms undertaking engineering projects and activities related to research,
development and deployment (RDD).
Expertise and experience working within engineering, project management,
sales and marketing teams while undertaking various aspects of field
commissioning, sales support, pre-planning and site preparation, pre-shipment
and post-shipment testing.
Has worked for various multinational corporations in Canada and around the
world, including in North America, Asia, Latin America and Europe.
Provided project and system support for domestic and international firms
seeking to undertake engineering and research development (RD)
projects.
Ontario Quasiturbine Application Promotion Association (OQAPA)
Founder
May 2006 - Present
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Created the organizational network, website and demonstrated the technology
to various engineering groups at Universities in Ontario
ENSIL GROUP
Contracts Administrator
March 2017 - April 2017 (2 months)
Markham, ON
Undertaking various tasks related to securing managing electronics-related
Private-sector, Government and Defense sector contracts;
Undertaking various Quality Control / ISO responsibilities (documentation,
audits)
Climate Smart Agriculture Youth Network (CSAYN)
Promotions Manager
December 2014 - January 2017 (2 years 2 months)
Global
CSAYN is a Global Network that is based out of Yaoundé, Cameroon (Africa),
and is part of the United Nations Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture,
which launched at the UN General Assembly in September 2014. The purpose
of the Youth Network is for empowering and educating youth and people with
disabilities in Climate Smart Agriculture.
CSAYN is a network member of the United Nations Zero Hunger Challenge
and the UN International Decade for Action ’Water for Life’ 2005-2015.
The Global Alliance is a coalition formed by 14 governments and 32
organizations will aim to enable 500 million farmers around the world to
practice climate-smart agriculture, and was launched during the Climate
Summit, on 23 September 2014. The Alliance held its first meeting on 24
September in New York, US.
See: http://csayouthnetwork.wordpress.com/
http://www.fao.org/climatechange/climatesmart/en
Biomass Energy Foundation
Apprentice
2010 - 2011 (2 years)
BEF sponsors Stove Camps that provide training in design and fabrication of
small-scale cook stoves, while studying the characteristics of the burn units
to use in cooking, heating, illumination and bio-char. These camps are held
globally.
The camps are conducted by BEF certified trainers who are well-prepared
to address the cultural, social, environmental and scientific aspects of micro-
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gasification and its benefits economically and practically in developing
communities.
Thornhill Solar Initiative
Co-ordinator
August 2008 - November 2010 (2 years 4 months)
Coordinated a Community Solar initiative by undertaking awareness and
education programmes for community members through a series of public
workshops.
Climate Change Conference
Presenter
2010 - 2010 (1 year)
Delivered a 30 min. presentation with 30 min. of QA talking about the issues
of Deforestation and Health, and how Biochar can deliver significant solutions
to both problems while potentially sequestering hundreds of millions of tonnes
of carbon into soils, improving crop growth and food security. improving health
outcomes through improved indoor air quality, and providing much needed
energy to communities in the global south.
Thornhill Solar Initiative
Coordinator | Animator
2009 - 2010 (2 years)
Coordinated a series of information workshops for residents of Thornhill,
Ontario regarding the new FIT Programme (Standard Offer Contract) for
residential Solar, with the assistance of the Town of Markham's Environmental
Sustainability Fund.
Conservation Council of Ontario (CCO)
Affiliate
2009 - 2010 (2 years)
Provide input to the CCO on local environmental issues a Naturalist who was
writing the newsletter for the Richmond Hill Naturalists.
Markham Environmental Advisory Committee
Member
2008 - 2010 (3 years)
Attended regular MEAC meetings and discussed various local environmental
issues as well as volunteering at various local events in and around Markham
on behalf of the Markham town council.
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Ontario Sustainable Energy Association
Member
2006 - 2009 (4 years)
Provided input and feedback on the development of the organization and the
industry in Ontario, leading up to the implementation of the Green Energy Act
in the Province.
Richmond Hill Naturalists
Newsletter Editor
2002 - 2009 (8 years)
Edited the Bulletin newsletter for the Richmond Hill Naturalists from 2002
until 2009.
Epson
Support Technologist
January 2008 - September 2008 (9 months)
Provided fully-integrated testing services for their automated software division.
Toronto Peak Oil
Member
2002 - 2008 (7 years)
Attended various meetings, discussions and events and developed some of
the groundwork for the ongoing work that is being done in Toronto around
sustainability and re-localization.
Dr. Sharaf Green Plug
Engineering Technologist
2006 - 2007 (2 years)
Studied the technology and presented it to various potential partners in the
GTA as a possible patentable technology for a startup company to develop
and market/sell.
Green Party of Ontario
Thornhill Representative
2006 - 2007 (2 years)
Research and Innovation Issue Advocate
Central Regional Representative
Green Party of Canada
Thornhill Representative
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2004 - 2006 (3 years)
Represented the people of Thornhill who wished to vote for the Green Party of
Canada.
Photon Dynamics
Engineering Support Specialist
1995 - 2006 (12 years)
- Coordinated field integration (engineers, project managers, system
integration field commissioning teams) for on-site customer installations
- Managed integrated a ‘knowledge base’ to increase the efficiency of team
members
- Verified the overall system and procedural designs and suggested
improvements to engineering and project management teams
- Ensured customer requirements were met, resulting in faster acceptance
times
- Developed comprehensive Acceptance Test Procedures to accelerate
system approvals
- Provided on-demand training, support, test and verification services where
required
Education
RCC Institute of Technology
Electronics Technologist, Engineering Technology · (1993 - 1995)
Bayview Secondary School
High School Diploma, with Honors, Technical School (Electrical, Drafting,
Computer science) · (1986 - 1990)
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Mobile: +001-213-274-3675
Office: +001-323-752-1180
Ms. Janice Da Silva, Goodwill Ambassador
Cabo Verde, Lusophone and ECOWAS Communities
jdasilvadevelopment@gmail.com

CURRICULUM VITAE
Janice Da Silva
Praia, July 2019

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Curriculum Vitae
Personal Information
Surname /
First name
● DA SILVA, Janice Helena Gonçalves
Sex ● Female
Nationality ● Cabo Verdean
Date of birth ● September 21st , 1979
Address ● Palmarejo, Praia,Santiago Island,
Republic of Cabo Verde
Telephone ● (+238) 5844929
Email ● jdasilvadevelopment@gmail.com
● Janice.dasilva@un.org
Professional Experience: Roles or positions held
November
2009 - July
2019
● UN-Habitat Representative to Cabo Verde
● UN-Habitat Local Diplomat in cooperation with Cabo Verdean
Partners
● Negotiator for the financial Contribution of the Government of
Cabo Verde to UN-Habitat 2013-2022
● UN-Habitat pioneer in the appointment of 80 urban ambassadors of
the organization to Cabo Verde
November
2009 - July de
2019
● Member of the Permanent Team responsible for Managing the
United Nations System in Cabo Verde
● Representative of interagency thematic groups on Human Rights,
Gender, Communication, Monitoring and Evaluation
May 2015 -
December 2016
● Negotiator for the Cooperation Program and setting of the UN-
Habitat Agency in São Tomé and Príncipe

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May 2015 -
December 2016
● Negotiator for the Cooperation Program and setting of the UN-
Habitat Agency in Guinea-Bissau
March 2008-
September
2009
● Negotiator and Coordinator for the Regional Program
ADRAF/G66, GLO 32 UNODC, Togo, Ivory Coast and Benin
March 2006 -
September
2009
● Program Coordinator, UNODC, Cabo Verde
November
2006;
April/May
2009
● Consultant/Trainer of Trainers in Communitary Intervention of
BORNEfondem professionals, Danish NGO, Cabo Verde
September
2005
● UNDP Consultant for external evaluation of projects on Youth and
Environment
September
2004
● UNDP Consultant in the National Committee for Human Rights and
Citizenship, coordination of the PNDHC translation into English,
Cabo Verde
January 2003 -
February 2005
● Coordinator of the Education, Citizenship and Human Rights
Project, German Cooperation, GIZ (former GTZ), Cabo Verde
March/April
2005
● VERDEFAM Consultant, Psychosocial Support Project, Cabo
Verde
August -
October 2002
● Associate in the pilot course in Health Policies for the CPLP,
intended for international students in the University of Brasilia and
UNESCO
October 2001 -
January 2002
● Communication and External Relations Intern for the UNAIDS
Program at UNODC, Brazil

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January 2002 -
April 2002
● Research and Social Development Intern for the UNAIDS Program
at UNFPA, Brazil
March -
December 2001
● Intern in the Ministry of Health, (FUNASA - Human Resources and
Worker´s Health sector), Brazil
May 2000 -
May 2001
● Corporative and Cooperation Coordination Relations with NGOs,
AIESEC, Brazil
Education
September
2016
● Attendance of MA in Diplomatic Studies, University of Leicester,
England (all subjects completed, thesis in its preparation stage on The
United Nations reform and International Negotiation)
October 2007 -
August 2009
● Master's degree in International Cooperation for Development,
Kalu Institute for Development, Almeria, Spain in partnership with
Complutense University
Final thesis: Human Rights, The Official Aid for Development and
Democratic Governance in Least Developed Countries - The United
Nations’ Role, published in https://kaluinstitute.org/es/
March 1998 -
October 2002
● Bachelor's degree Social Service, Human Rights and Public
Policies Track, University of Brasília, Brazil
Final Thesis : The Human Rights and Human development in Cape Verde,
with the final score of SS
1991 - 1996 ● High School: Domingos Ramos High School , conclusion of “Ano
Zero”
Complementary Training (English as medium of instruction)
October 2016 Development Management and Implementation of the New Urban
Agenda, United Nations, ONU-Habitat
October 2016 The 2030 Agenda - United Nations Sustainable Development
Objectives
September
2010
Human Rights Based Approach, United Nations, High Commissioner
for Human Rights
September
2010
Results Based Management, United Nations, UNDP

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July 2008 UN Inter-Agency Training on Main Concepts in Management and
Evaluation of the Millennium Development Goals, United Nations,
UNITAR and UNStaff College
June 2008 Competencies and Partnerships for Strategic Engagement, United
Nations, UNStaff College
February /
March 2008
Advocacy, Action, Change and Commitment in Population Issues,
United Nations, UNFPA
November
2007 / January
2008
Health Public Policies, HIV/AIDS, Making a Difference, United
Nations, UNFPA
December 2007 Personal and Professional Development, Coach, Champion P4D,
United Nations, UNICEF
September
2006
Research in Development, Rapid Evaluation Method, RSA, United
Nations, UNODC
August /
October 2002
Health, Quality of Life and Policies for Fighting HIV/AIDS in Brazil
and the World, UNESCO
March / April
de 2002
Social Assistance – Population Rights, University of Brasília, Brazil
June 2001 Stakeholders Theory in Elaborating Projects, Objective, Oriented
Project Planning, OOPP/ZOPP Methodology, University of Brasília,
Brazil
March 1998 /
October 2002
Public Policies Management: Social Security, Health, Education,
Habitation, Work, Social Assistance and Human Rights, University
of Brasília
May 2000 Development and Leadership, SDL 2000, AIESEC
February 2000 Leadership and Capacitation Congress, AIESEC
Organization and Participation in Events
2000 a
presente data
Organization and Participation in events as: Chief Delegate, Opening
and Closing Chairwoman, Speaker, Lecturer, Facilitator, Trainer and
Spokesperson in official diplomatic, technical and capacity building
events, on both national and international level, throughout career in
the African, American, and European continent
Personal skills
● Leadership and national and international negotiation skills
● Sense of organization
● Sense of responsibility

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● Creativity
Computer skills
● Good mastery of Office Software Office (Word, Excel and
PowerPoint)
● Reasonable know-how of Hardware
Languages
Mother tongue Cabo-verdean Creole
Official
Language
Portuguese
Other
languages
Self-assessment
European level
Language
Language
Understanding Speaking Writing
Listening Reading Spoken
interaction
Spoken
production
x French x French x French x French x French
x
English
x
English
x
English
x
English
x
English
Language x Spanish x Spanish x Spanish x Spanish x Spanish
For all intents and purposes, I do hereby declare that all the above information are true
and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Praia, July 17th, 2019
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Janice Helena Gonçalves Da Silva

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