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Board of Director
- Thursday, 29 September 2011
- Written by Administrator
| Jack Wilson – Founder and Consultant Jack Edward Wilson - born Sept. 25, 1945 Honorable Discharge US Army 1968 - Served in 173rd Parachute Regiment in Vietnam - reassigned to 3rd Special Forces, Ft. Bragg N. Carolina Bachelor of Arts, Sociology, San Francisco State University 1975 Film and video Producer for 25 years...Integrated Media Services Industrial Ecosystems Inc. NASDAQ -IECS, Board of Directors, Corporate Secretary, Sr. VP Ecologic Engineering Singapore - Primary Developer, On the Board...Waste management in SE Asia Founder PPMK, Empowering Women to Fight Poverty (legal NGO Indonesia) - Exploring market based solution to extreme Poverty. —– Founder and Consultant |
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 Rachel Wohl, Esq. ..................... Rachel Wohl, Esq. is the founding Executive Director of the Maryland Judiciary’s Mediation and Conflict Resolution Office, known as MACRO. MACRO works within and outside of the courts to promote and advance the use of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) programs, such as mediation, community conferencing and consensus building, as alternatives to violence and alternatives to trial. MACRO helps create and improve ADR programs in Maryland’s courts, criminal and juvenile justice programs, businesses, state and local government agencies, neighborhoods, schools and universities. In 2001, she was awarded the International Association for Conflict Resolution’s Mary Parker Follett Award for Innovation in the Field of Conflict Resolution. She is a mediator, facilitator and attorney, and has helped design, strengthen and expand a variety of conflict resolution programs. She is an adjunct faculty member at Pepperdine University Law School’s Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution, co-teaching, with Len Riskin, a three-day summer and fall session seminar on “Mindfulness for Lawyers, Judges and Mediators.” She is a founding Board Member of Mediators Beyond Borders (MBB), an international volunteer organization that does capacity building work to assist grassroots conflict resolution groups in troubled locations in the US and around the world. She practiced law as a civil litigator for many years, focusing on the rights of children, domestic violence survivors and the disadvantaged. She served on the Editorial Advisory Board of the Daily Record Legal Newspaper for six years. She was an active member of the Public Justice Center’s (PJC) Board for many years, co-chaired its Domestic Violence Taskforce, and received the PJC’s 1997 Outstanding Service Award. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Ms. Wohl earned a Masters degree in film production and worked as a filmmaker. She lives in Baltimore, Maryland with her husband and has a 19-year-old son in college. —Ann Wendel, President, Research Press |
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 Roan Harting, MA – Board member and consultant Roan (born in May 1981, Indonesia) was raised in the Netherlands where she got her university degrees in Social Psychology (Bsc) at the University of Groningen and her MA in ASEP (ASEAN, Society, Economics, Politics) at Leiden University. After graduation in April 2008 she went to Indonesia to find volunteer work and improve her Indonesian language skills. There she co-founded PPMK and created the procedures for the current microcredit program, did fundraising and set up several partnerships in and outside Indonesia. Currently she works for PPMK as a management consultant and is involved in fundraising and communication. —– Board member and consultant |
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| Sulastri Miharja – Manager Micro credit  "Sulastri was born in Klaten in 1978. After high school she moved to Yogyakarta to get a degree in Tourism and English language. However, her field of interest changed after the earthquake in Yogyakarta 2006. Being a victim herself, she volunteered in helping the victims whose houses had been destroyed or got injured. She became one of the founders of PPMK (formerly PKWJ) and initiated the Micro credit program by setting up the very first PPMK microloans in 2007. She continues her work as Micro credit Manager: identifying potential loaners, set up new loans and assisting these women to make successful businesses. In addition, she is involved in the Health programs Milk, Nutrition and Medical. —– Manager Micro credit. |
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