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ELDP Participants Learn to Navigate Leadership Roles in the Pacific Islands

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Executive Leadership Development Program | Interview by Buenas in the Morning

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Interior’s Office of Insular Affairs Welcomes 31 Public Servants from the Pacific and the U.S. Virgin Islands to the Executive Leadership Development Program

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Shortly after graduating from the University of Hawaii at Hilo in 2008 with a degree in Political Science, Junior Aini returned to the Marshall Islands as a recipient of the Marshall Islands National Scholarship Program. In 2009, Junior started his career in The Foreign Service where he served as a Foreign Service Officer for the Office of Compact Implementation, a division under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that operates as the focal point for all issues related to the Compact and its implementation. After three years of significant contributions to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and various key Ministries and Agencies of the Government of the Marshall Islands, Junior accepted an assignment to be posted at the Republic of the Marshall Islands Embassy in Washington D.C.

Junior currently serves as the First Secretary for the Embassy of the Republic of the Marshall Islands to the United States of America where he assists the Ambassador in all issues related to the bi-lateral relation between the RMI and the United States, engages in wide-ranging issues related to the interest of the Marshall Islands, and oversees the daily operations of the Embassy.

In his free time, Junior enjoys basketball, drawing, and fishing. He is a proud father of three daughters.

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ELDP Participants Learn to Navigate Leadership Roles in the Pacific Islands

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The Graduate School USA’s Pacific and Virgin Islands Training Initiatives held the first session of the 2023 Executive Leadership Development Program (ELDP) in Guam from December 6-13, 2022. The ELDP was commissioned by the U.S. Department of the Interior's Office of Insular Affairs in 2008 and...

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Executive Leadership Development Program | Interview by Buenas in the Morning

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With funding support from the US Department of the Interior's Office of Insular Affairs, the Executive Leadership Development Program's 2023 cohort convened in Guam from December 6-13, 2022. The ELDP is comprised of emerging public sector leaders from the US-Affiliated Insular areas. Jason...

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