Leadership

Dr. Fisseha Habtemariam

Founder & Chief Vision Officer

Dr. Fisseha Habtemariam is the Founder and CVO of American Investment Fund Holding, bringing over three decades of experience at the intersection of education, healthcare, and large-scale economic development across Africa and the United States. He founded Unity University, Ethiopia’s first and largest accredited private university, where he served over 35,000 students during his presidency. He recently led the capitalization of PurposeBlack Ethiopia, securing $50 million from global investors to transform agricultural value chains. Dr. Habtemariam holds an MD, an MPH, and has completed doctoral coursework in Organizational Leadership. He is the author of ten books, including 9 out of 10 Startups Fail: Don’t Be One of Them.

Pinak Bhattacharjee

Co-Founder & CEO

Pinak is a globally accomplished operator-investor with over two decades of leadership experience spanning complex, high-growth, and capital-intensive business environments across the Americas, EMEA, UK, APAC, and ANZ. As Co-Founder & CEO of AIIH LLC, he is responsible for driving the firm’s global strategy, investment platform, and operational execution alongside Dr. Habtemariam. Over a 23+ year career, Pinak has consistently delivered outsized outcomes—generating over $3B in net new business, building a $6B+ pipeline, and achieving industry-leading profitability metrics, including EBITDA margins up to 65% and NRR exceeding 200%. His leadership spans 18 industry verticals, working across product OEMs, technology firms, and global consulting organizations, with P&L ownership ranging from $3M to $1B+. Pinak has executed $2.5B+ in M&A and strategic investments across 50+ geographies, including 27+ buy-side and 10+ sell-side transactions, contributing to $10B+ in assets under management. Most notably, he led the end-to-end strategy and execution of the $1.5B acquisition of RIB Software SE by Schneider Electric at a 50% premium, overseeing origination, financial structuring, due diligence, negotiations, regulatory alignment, and post-merger integration.

His expertise spans the full corporate strategy lifecycle, including:

Inorganic growth (M&A, joint ventures, greenfield expansion, integrations)
Organic scaling & post-merger integration (PMI)
Turnarounds, divestitures, and restructuring strategies
Market expansion, portfolio strategy, and capital deployment
Beyond transactions, Pinak has built and led global organizations of over 100,000 professionals, driven strategic alliances, and delivered large-scale market entry and transformation programs.

At AIIH, Pinak is deeply committed to impact-led investing, with a long-term vision of unlocking Africa’s economic potential. He is particularly focused on advancing sustainable value creation through strategic investments in sectors critical to global supply chains, including rare earth and strategic minerals such as platinum group metals, cobalt, chromium, and manganese.

Pinak holds a B.Tech in Chemical Engineering, an MBA in Marketing & Finance, and a PGP in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Texas at Austin (McCombs School of Business).

Outside of work, he is an avid reader, biker, and mountaineer. He draws inspiration from Jim Collins’ philosophy of Level 5 Leadership, combining humility with intense professional will to build enduring institutions.

Mr. Jayabrata Bhaduri (Jay)

Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer

Jayabrata Bhaduri is the CEO of CapaCloud Corp, with 16 years of experience scaling high‑impact technology globally. He is the recipient of the Tata Business Leadership Award and a winner of the University of Chicago Urban Labs award. An inventor and researcher, he holds three patents in manufacturing and has published seven papers in artificial intelligence, amassing over 1,400 citations. Jayabrata has taken the TEDx stage to discuss the role of technology in combating climate change, and brings deep expertise in AI, deep learning, and computer vision to the American Investment Fund.

Dr. Nouman AL Mussawi

Co-Founder & Chief Investment Officer

Dr. Nouman AL Mussawi is a global finance expert who has closed more than $53 billion in FINRA/SEC‑registered transactions and directed a $180 billion investment pipeline. He brings deep expertise in financial engineering, private equity, M&A, and embedded finance, working with major bulge bracket banks and top U.S. and global investment firms across North America, Latin America, the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia‑Pacific. He holds a Summa Cum Laude Ph.D. in Finance & Economics (Quantum Finance) and an MSc in Risk Engineering from the University of Buenos Aires (QS World Ranking #69), and speaks over eight languages fluently. Dr. Nouman recently teamed up with Mr. Franco Scalamandre, LA Family Office Sterling Atlantic, to raise $150MM Equity component for a Tanzanian-based Project involving US/Australia/Africa combination, along with a $280MM Loan from the US Exim Bank.

Professor P. L. O. Lumumba

Advisor to CVO

Professor P. L. O. Lumumba is a distinguished jurist, scholar, and one of Africa’s most revered voices on governance, ethical leadership, and Pan‑African development. He is the former Director of the Kenya Anti‑Corruption Commission and the Founder & Chairman of the PLO Lumumba Foundation, which champions accountability, institutional reform, and socio‑economic progress across the continent. A powerful orator and thought leader, his lectures have inspired leaders across governments, corporations, and global institutions. Professor Lumumba holds a Ph.D. in Law from the University of Ghent and has been awarded Kenya’s Elder of the Order of the Burning Spear (EBS). His alignment with the IAEE’s $20 billion mandate ensures that capital deployment is grounded in ethical governance, African self‑determination, and lasting shared prosperity.

Mr. Craig J. Berk, Esquire

AIIH Legal Counsel

Craig J. Berk is an accomplished attorney with over 25 years of legal experience and the Principal of The Berk Law Firm, LLC in Maryland and Washington, D.C. He serves as outside counsel to American Investment Fund Holding, ensuring rigorous compliance with all government regulations and ethical obligations. His practice emphasizes a client‑centered approach across corporate law, civil litigation, and intellectual property. Before founding his own firm, Mr. Berk worked for several top‑25 law firms in the District of Columbia, bringing deep expertise in complex legal challenges and fiduciary representation.

Ms. Michelle Yavrom-Davidson

Founding Senior Vice President, Human Capital

Michelle Yavrom-Davidson is a seasoned human capital executive with more than 20 years of experience in executive talent acquisition and workforce strategy. As Founding Senior Vice President for Human Capital, she designs and executes talent strategies that attract elite, top‑tier candidates, aligning stakeholder interests with long‑term organizational goals. Michelle has held senior talent roles at leading global organizations including Ancestry, Amazon Web Services, Hewlett‑Packard, and Dell Technologies, where she built customized sourcing strategies that consistently delivered high‑volume, high‑quality executive placements across engineering, cloud technologies, and data management.

Puneh Jaffarove

Founding Senior Vice President, Early Childhood Education & Community Partnerships – United States

Puneh Jaffarove brings nearly 25 years of leadership in early childhood education, cross‑cultural teaching, and corporate strategy. As Director of Los Gatos Preschool, she champions academic excellence and educator development. Previously, she held executive administrative and marketing roles at Fortune 500 companies, taught Business English at Tomsk Polytechnic University in Siberia, and represented childcare providers for the SEIU union, engaging directly with Governor Gavin Newsom and other key policymakers. Her unique blend of corporate rigor, global experience, and grassroots advocacy strengthens AIF’s human capital and community engagement strategies.

Ms. Rozina Negusei

Chief Executive Officer, Impact Africa Economic Ecosystem Joint Venture (IAEEJV)

Rozina Negusei is a serial entrepreneur and strategic growth executive with a track record of building and scaling ventures across entertainment, fashion, music, and investment sectors. As CEO of the IAEEJV, she leads the operational execution of the Impact Africa Economic Ecosystem, overseeing capital deployment, partnership development, and ecosystem integration across 12 African markets. She previously founded Zanar Entertainment, Rasjudah Clothing, Entreeg Records, and Entreeg Investment Group, and advises multiple global enterprises on market entry and scale-up strategy in emerging economies.

Dr. James Micah Onsando

Founding Senior Vice President, Agricultural Value Chains & Food Security

Dr. James Micah Onsando brings over 40 years of experience across public research, commercial agribusiness, and regulatory leadership. He began his career as a Plant Pathologist at Kenya’s Horticultural Research Institute (now KALRO) and the Tea Research Foundation of Kenya. He then moved to Unilever, where he served as Technical & Quality Control Manager for Sulmac Flowers and later as Head of Agricultural Research, Innovation & Tea Sustainability—building deep expertise in supply chains, product commercialisation, and sustainable agriculture.

Dr. Onsando was appointed Chief Executive Officer / Managing Director of the Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS), the country’s agricultural regulatory agency and a regional centre of excellence. Under his leadership, KEPHIS acceded to UPOV, OECD seed schemes, IPPC, and ISTA accreditation—positioning Kenya as a preferred fresh‑produce trading partner. He also led the WTO‑SPS initiative to introduce high‑dry‑matter Irish potatoes from the Netherlands, saving foreign currency and creating a new value chain for frozen chips exports.

He holds a BSc from the University of Nairobi, an MSc in Plant Pathology from the University of Hawaii, and a PhD from Kenyatta University. He has 30 publications, including two book chapters. As Project Leader for the Gates‑funded Africa Bio‑fortified Sorghum Project, he coordinated a multi‑country consortium targeting food security for 300 million Africans. He currently serves as Chairman of Council of Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), leading commercialisation of university R&D and patents. He brings over 24 years of board experience, including at Kenya Forestry Research Institute and the National Biosafety Authority.

Dr. Jonathan King, Ph.D.

Founding Senior Vice President, Training, Capacity Building & Academic Networking

Dr. Jonathan King brings more than two decades of senior leadership in higher education administration, executive training, and organizational development. As Founding SVP, he leads the design and implementation of strategic programs to strengthen institutional capacity and expand global academic‑industry partnerships. Dr. King has held executive positions at the University of California, Davis, and several leading U.S. colleges, overseeing multi‑million‑dollar professional education portfolios and workforce development initiatives. He holds a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from the University of Texas at Austin, an M.A. in Educational Administration from Harvard University, and is a Fellow of the Executive Leadership Academy at UC Berkeley.

H.E. Ambassador Dr. Cheick Keita

Founding Senior Vice President, Advisor to CVO

His Excellency Ambassador Cheick Keita is a distinguished economist, diplomat, and keynote speaker with 22 years of public service at the Ministry of Economics and international development institutions. He holds a Master’s degree in Economics and a PhD, and serves as a strategic advisor to American Investment Fund on capital mobilization, sovereign engagement, and cross-border investment structuring across the African continent.

Dr. Kwame Acquaah

Founding Senior Vice President, Networking & Ghana Lead

Dr. Kwame Acquaah is a leader, entrepreneur, and community development advocate bridging Ghana and the United States. As CEO of DIDIA Farms (Ghana) Ltd., he oversees a 30‑acre integrated agricultural enterprise focused on sustainable food production and rural economic empowerment. Dr. Acquaah has also served in senior oversight capacities for the State of California, including as Chief Information Security Officer and Lead Risk Management Strategist. He holds a Doctor of Management degree in Organizational Leadership and mentors students at Ashesi University in Ghana and Southern New Hampshire University.

Dr. John Ondiek

Founding Senior Vice President, Networking & Kenya Lead

Dr. John Olonde Ondiek is an international development executive with over 30 years of experience in partnership development, public policy advisory, and agricultural quality systems management. He has led complex multi‑stakeholder projects across East Africa, including a strategic partnership between Project C.U.R.E. and the Kenya Red Cross Society to strengthen healthcare delivery. Dr. Ondiek holds a Doctorate in Global Business and Leadership, dual MBAs in Marketing and Project Management, and is an accomplished horticultural farmer specializing in crop production in semi‑arid regions of Kenya.

Ms. Jacqueline S. Nnamata, MPH, LVN

Founding Senior Vice President, GBA Summit Coordinator

Jacqueline S. Nnamata is a healthcare professional and global health advocate, currently serving as a nurse with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. She holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) from California State University, Sacramento, and is deeply committed to advancing health equity and empowering communities through evidence‑based practice. A dedicated Rotarian, Jacqueline volunteers with an orphanage in Uganda to enhance child wellbeing and educational access, bridging clinical expertise with grassroots engagement to connect healthcare delivery and economic resilience in underserved regions.

Ms. Grace M. Mulondo

Founding Senior Vice President, Networking & Rotary International Lead

Grace M. Mulondo is a community leader and nonprofit advocate serving as Charter President of the Rotary E‑Club of East Africa, where she leads education and humanitarian initiatives across the region. She also serves as Board Member and Human Resource Director for Universal Seniors Social Services Uganda, and has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity and Big Brothers Big Sisters. Grace holds an MBA in International Management from the University of Dallas and manages over one million square feet of administrative leases as a Staff Services Manager for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

Prince Owoediinyene Essien

Founding Senior Vice President, Networking, Capital Mobilization & Nigeria Lead

Prince Owoediinyene Essien is a visionary leader and global catalyst for economic transformation, serving as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Hendai Group and CEO of Prime Transmission International Ltd. As FSVP, he advances the Global Billionaires Alliance (GBA) and the African Billionaires Council (ABC), mobilizing capital and stakeholder engagement for the Impact Africa Economic Ecosystem (IAEE). He holds a BA in International Relations from the University of Port Harcourt and presented at the African Union Summit in Addis Ababa on peace and security in Africa.

H.E. M. Albert N. OUEDRAOGO

Founding Senior Vice President, ABC Coordination and Capital Mobilization

His Excellency Albert N. OUEDRAOGO is a senior policy architect and project finance specialist with four decades of experience designing and evaluating multi‑sector development programs across Africa. As FSVP for ABC Coordination and Capital Mobilization, he leads strategic partnerships and fundraising for the African Billionaires Council (ABC) and the IAEE. He has held senior roles in the Office of the Prime Minister of Burkina Faso, the Ministry of Agriculture, and USAID, managing portfolios in rural development, water, environment, education, and micro‑finance. He holds advanced degrees in Social Sciences, Economics, and Finance from the University of Lyon II and the Catholic University of Lyon, and is a Chevalier de l’Ordre National of Burkina Faso. Fluent in French, English (TOEFL level), Moré, Fulani, and Dioula.

Engr. Hassana Ojochide Abubakar

Founding Senior Vice President, Energy Infrastructure & STEM Leadership – Nigeria

Hassana Abubakar is a power systems and industrial automation engineer with over a decade of experience at Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited (MESL), the concessionaire of Nigeria’s Kainji and Jebba hydroelectric plants (total 1,338.4 MW). As SCADA Engineer, she oversees system planning, PLCs, DCS, and control systems for renewable energy infrastructure. She also serves as a 2025 TechWomen Emerging Leader (U.S. Department of State) and founder of CatchHer Young STEM Girls Program, mentoring girls into renewable energy and automation. As Founding Chairperson of Nigeria’s 250×2040 Movement Committee, she connects underserved communities to capital and opportunity.

Edwin Naidu

Founding Senior Vice President, Strategic Communications – South Africa

Edwin Naidu is a strategic communications manager in South Africa’s financial services sector (Nedbank Group) and an award‑winning journalist with three decades of experience. He founded Higher Education Media Services, a social enterprise focused on education and social justice reporting. He has held senior editorial roles at The Sunday Independent, The Star, and the Mail & Guardian, and currently serves as a commissioner with the Broadcasting Complaints Commission of SA. A contributor to two books on Nelson Mandela, he has won the UN Women Africa Gender Journalism Award (2023) and the International Federation of Journalists’ Tolerance Prize (2005). He holds a degree in Journalism from Wits University and has completed fellowships at Oxford University and the World Press Institute.

Ms. Kedamawit Eshetu-Davidson

Founding Vice President, Continuity, Trust & Transparency

Kedamawit Eshetu-Davidson is a healthcare executive with over 25 years of nursing and clinical leadership experience. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Manitoba, Canada, and currently serves as a Nurse Manager at Methodist Hospital of Sacramento, California, and as a clinical instructor at Sacramento State University. In her role at American Investment Fund, she oversees organizational continuity, governance transparency, and trust‑based operations across the holding company.

Baraka Mfilinge

Founding Chairperson, 250×2040 Global Movement – Tanzania Chapter

Baraka Mfilinge is a monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) specialist with a Master’s degree in Monitoring and Evaluation. He serves as MEAL Specialist at Untold Foundation and Managing Partner at Ufanisi Knowledge Hub. As Vice Chair of EvalYouth Global Management Group and Co‑Leader of AfrEA Young and Emerging Evaluators (YEEs), he champions evidence‑driven transformation across Africa. He is the recipient of the Tanzania MEL Week 2025 Award for excellence in evaluation, and brings rigorous impact measurement to the 250×2040 movement.

Zingisa Mkhuma

Founding Editorial Director – Higher Education Media Services (South Africa)

Zingisa Mkhuma is a veteran media executive with more than 30 years of experience editing major South African newspapers, including business publications. As Editorial Director and co‑founder of Higher Education Media Services (HEMS), she leads a start‑up dedicated to promoting democracy, human rights, and economic empowerment through education journalism. She has created and delivered training programs for journalism interns, and has consistently championed the voices of the poor and marginalized, aligning with AIF’s mission to build equitable economic ecosystems.

Wiseman Masika

Founding Chairperson – Eswatini Chapter, 250×2040 Movement

Wiseman Masika is a passionate environmental innovator and social impact leader dedicated to advancing sustainability and youth empowerment in Eswatini. He served as the CEO of Enactus UNESWA Luyengo for the 2023/24 and 2024/25 terms, leading impactful initiatives such as a project that transforms chicken feathers into organic fertilizer, trading as Nutri-Plume Eco Solutions (Pty) Ltd, where he also serves as a Director. Under his leadership, the team earned both national and international recognition, representing Eswatini at the Enactus World Cup in Astana, Kazakhstan (2024) and Bangkok, Thailand (2025). He was honoured with the CEO of the Year Award at the 2025 Enactus Eswatini National Competitions. Wiseman also served as a UNDP Student Ambassador for the 2025 Cohort and is the founder of Greenwise Horticultural Solutions, a business focused on sustainable landscaping and environmental stewardship.

Mohamed Ismail

Project Manager & Youth Development Specialist – Egypt

Mohamed Ismail brings over six years of experience in civil society organizations and two years as an educator in English and physics. He has founded or co-founded three organizations and currently serves as Project Manager at Ray of Thought Vision and Project Coordinator at Sama Nasser Charitable Foundation. He holds certifications in STEM, climate finance, green bonds, social entrepreneurship, and peacebuilding. His expertise in socioeconomic development, energy, and climate change, combined with project management and strategic planning, supports AIF’s capacity‑building and youth engagement efforts across Egypt.

Olivier Makambira

Founding Chairperson – Burundi Chapter, 250×2040 Global Movement

Olivier Makambira is a strategic leader and evaluation expert with a proven track record in designing and assessing inclusive development programs. He has implemented large‑scale face‑to‑face and digital surveys, including during the Covid‑19 pandemic for Cordaid’s Strategic Partnerships Program. As a founding chairperson within the 250×2040 movement, he mobilizes communities, facilitates multi‑stakeholder collaboration, and aligns local initiatives with continental job‑creation goals. His evidence‑based, equity‑focused leadership is critical to connecting Burundian communities with capital and innovation.

MANIRAKIZA Joel Samson RUVUGO

Founding President & CEO, Ruci Brain Center – Burundi

MANIRAKIZA Joel Samson RUVUGO holds a Master of Public Health from Manchester Metropolitan University (UK) and is pursuing a PhD in Global Health. He is the Founding President & CEO of Ruci Brain Center in Burundi, Country Coordinator for the international People’s Health Movement Burundi, and a Modules Leader and Tutor for the global Public Health University. Since 2014, he has provided public health capacity building to healthcare professionals and communities in low‑and middle‑income countries, partnering with local and international organizations to uplift health interventions across Burundi.

Djarudi HABIMANA

Founder & Executive Director – Benevolence is Love (BIL), Rwanda

Djarudi Habimana is a Rwandan changemaker and founder of Benevolence is Love (BIL), a youth‑led NGO empowering vulnerable families through education scholarships and small business capital for single mothers. He is currently pursuing a degree in Public Administration and Local Governance at the University of Kigali. As a UPG Sustainability Leader, he is passionate about inclusive education, youth empowerment, and sustainable community development, aligning directly with the IAEE’s people‑centered impact goals.

Moise IRADUKUNDA

Head of Partnership Task Force, Nature Working Group – YOUNGO (UNFCCC)

Moise Iradukunda is an innovator, business specialist, and theologian who leads the Partnership Task Force within YOUNGO’s Nature Working Group under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). He is the founder of an AI‑driven climate start‑up that integrates technology, ethics, and sustainability to promote environmental resilience across Africa. His global youth partnership experience and expertise in nature‑based solutions are instrumental to the IAEE’s planet‑focused triple bottom line.

Mark Garmonjue-Nagbe Gray

Communication Officer – Women Empowerment for Self-Employment (WE4SELF), Liberia

Mark Garmonjue-Nagbe Gray is a Liberian youth leader and social impact advocate with a focus on human rights, gender equality, climate justice, and economic empowerment. As Communication Officer at WE4SELF (a leading Liberian NGO founded in 2006), he leads initiatives that strengthen women’s economic independence and amplify grassroots voices. He has served as Country Manager of Project Peace Light Africa, County Coordinator for Youth for Human Rights International, and Regional Coordinator for Youth in Arts and Technology Network. Recognized as a Global SGBV Ambassador and Young Reporter of the Year, he brings advocacy and communication expertise to the 250×2040 movement.

Hon. Tarnue Marwolo Bongolee

Founding Chairperson – Liberia Chapter, 250×2040 Global Movement

Hon. Tarnue Marwolo Bongolee is a Liberian public servant, educator, and youth advocate shaped by the Liberian civil conflict. He holds a BA from the University of Liberia, a Master’s in Public Management from Beijing Normal University, is currently pursuing a Master’s in Education Leadership & Policy at American University, and a Bachelor of Laws at the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law. He served as Assistant Minister for Student Personnel Services at Liberia’s Ministry of Education, leading national initiatives in student welfare, school health, and school feeding. He also lectures English Literature at the University of Liberia and African Methodist Episcopal University, and serves as Advocacy & Accountability Specialist for a USAID education project. He champions educational justice, youth leadership, and institutional accountability across Liberia.

Vincent Mugwati

Founding Chairperson – Zimbabwe Chapter, 250×2040 Global Movement

Vincent T. Mugwati is a medical student and global health advocate. He serves as Youth Leader for Rare Diseases International, Global Youth Ambassador for Theirworld, and National Coordinator for the ZiMSA Rare Diseases Initiative. As Founding Chairperson of the Zimbabwe 250 Movement National Committee, he leads efforts to foster innovation, inclusion, and sustainable growth in healthcare and youth development. He is deeply committed to creating meaningful job opportunities for Zimbabwean youth, believing that skills and employment are key to a resilient nation.

Janet Nyarko

Public Health Researcher & Community Empowerment Advocate – Ghana

Janet Nyarko is a public health researcher and emerging leader committed to advancing equitable development across Africa. Her work bridges research, policy, and community empowerment to drive sustainable change. She is part of the CHORUS international research consortium (Community‑led Responsive and Effective Urban Health Systems), which partners with communities, policymakers, and health providers across Africa, South Asia, and the UK to strengthen health systems for the urban poor. Passionate about innovation and impact, she leads with purpose to create opportunities that strengthen health systems and promote inclusive growth.

Mahamadi ZOUNDI

Founder, Jeunesse Consciente Africaine – Burkina Faso

Mahamadi ZOUNDI is a young leader, social entrepreneur, and community advocate from Burkina Faso. As Founder of Jeunesse Consciente Africaine and Associate at Effort Group SARL, he empowers youth through civic education, leadership training, entrepreneurship, and awareness campaigns. He has successfully planned and managed over ten community projects, including Young Leader’s Days, inspiring a responsible and innovative generation to transform communities and shape Africa’s future. His grassroots mobilization expertise supports the IAEE’s community‑building efforts.

Helen Bour

Public Health & Community Empowerment Advocate – Ghana

Helen Bour is a public health researcher and emerging leader dedicated to advancing equitable development across Africa. Her work bridges research, policy, and community empowerment to drive sustainable change. She is affiliated with the CHORUS international research consortium (Community‑led Responsive and Effective Urban Health Systems), which strengthens health systems for the urban poor in Africa, South Asia, and the UK. Passionate about innovation and impact, Helen leads with purpose to create opportunities that strengthen health systems and promote inclusive growth.

Ms. Allesah Kaye Balanag

Executive Assistant to the CEO’s Office & Lead Generation Specialist

Allesah Kaye Balanag is a financial management professional and executive support specialist with nearly five years of experience in lead generation, CRM management, and workflow coordination. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Financial Management and serves as Executive Assistant to the CEO’s Office of AIIFH, blending financial acumen with hands‑on operational support to streamline operations and drive efficiency.

Ms. Lua Oliva

Executive Assistant to the Founder & Social Media Manager

Lua Oliva is a detailed‑oriented communications and operations professional with a background in customer relations, operational support, and social media management. She serves as Executive Assistant to the Founder and CVO of American Investment Fund, where she coordinates high‑priority projects, streamlines internal processes, and manages external communications, bringing both big‑picture strategy and hands-on execution to the team.