Staff
Al Santoli is the founder and president of AAI, a New York Times best-selling author, a nominee for both the Pulitzer Prize and American Book Award for History, and editor of AAI’s “In Focus” publications. Over three decades - as a historian, journalist, soldier, national security advisor in the U.S. Congress, human rights monitor, and as a foreign policy expert - Mr. Santoli has directly participated in seeking solutions to some of the most dramatic and complex events that have shaped U.S.-Asian relations.
Rohaniza Sumndad is the Country Director and Coordinator of the AAI Philippines office. She is a 2003 alumus of the Ayala Young Leaders Congress.;
AAI also conducts an active Education/Mentoring Program, maintaining a team of interns in its Washington, D.C. office for three to five month residencies. Its operations and programs in the Philippines are mainly conducted by volunteers from schools and universities in the country.
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