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JENNIFER CIUNCI SAPOLSKY,MIA, is a manager of businessoperations and strategicplanning for GTECH Corporation,a world-wide lotteryprovider, in Providence, RI.Jennifer.Sapolsky@GTECH.com1998Currently an investment officerfor the MultilateralInvestment Fund (MIF), aspecial department of theInternational MonetaryFund (IMF), SUSANA GARCIA-ROBLES’, MIA, curriculumvitae looks like a worldleader’s itinerary list. Hereare just some of the meetingsshe has worked on: the Five-Year Review of the UN Conferenceon Population andDevelopment at the Hague,the Cairo Conference onPopulation and Development,the Beijing Conferenceon Women, the IstanbulConference on Human Settlements,the World Summiton Social Development inDenmark, and various G-77conferences. Susana is nowfocusing on growing LatinAmerica and the Caribbean’sprivate sector through severalMIF programs.SUSANARO@iadb.orgHANS GREIMEL, MIA,began his career with theAssociated Press as a “cub”in Portland, OR. Today, heis a foreign correspondentfor the AP in Frankfurt, coveringGerman business andeconomic news. His beatincludes the EuropeanCentral Bank, the GermanFinance Ministry, the Euro,DaimlerChrysler, DeutscheTelekom, Siemens, and IMF,OPEC and World Bankmeetings in Europe.hgreimel@ap.orgNEIL HERNANDEZ, MPA, isthe executive director of theBridges Juvenile Center (formerlyknown as Spofford)with the New York CityDepartment of Juvenile Justice.Neil leads the agency’sintake/admissions facility,which is responsible forprocessing youth offendersentering the City’s juvenilejustice system. He is alsopursuing his Ph.D. in politicalscience at CUNY’s GraduateSchool and University Center.nvh2000@msn.comAfter working for Priceline.comthis year as a product developmentmanager, ERINKOTHEIMER, MIA, joinedGruppo Levey, & Co., aboutique investment bankand private equity firm specializingin the direct marketingand internet industries.vosages@hotmail.comTITO ARMANDO VELASCO,MIA, works in poverty.From Washington, D.C. tohis home in La Paz, Boliviaand recently throughoutLatin America, Tito hastackled poverty and welfareissues for the World Bank,Plan International and theUN’s Economic Commissionfor Latin America andthe Carribbean. He is nowa regional director for theUN Commission.tvelasco@eclac.cltel: 562.210.2417ARTEMISVALLIANATOS,MIA and EMMANOUILSARIDAKIS, MIA ‘00,merged and acquired eachother on June 25, 2000.Artemis is a manager atErnst & Young, LLP in theFinancial Services ConsultingDivison. Emmanouil hasbeen working as an internationalbanking associate atthe European Division of theBank of New York.SaridakisAV@bernstein.comRACHEL ZENNER, MPA,is the national director ofAmerican affairs and domesticpolicy at Hadassah in NewYork. She works in all areasof government relations,public policy and advocacyconcerning domestic issuesfor women and the Jewishcommunity.rachelz2@yahoo.com1999MERRIE ARCHER, MIA, isthe associate director forprograms and developmentat the National Coalition forHaitian Rights (NCHR).Based in New York City,she oversees programs onchildren’s rights in Haiti,relations with the Haitiancommunity in NYC, andpolice misconduct in bothcountries toward Haitians.Merrie also works on immigrationissues and humanrights programs for Haitiansliving in the United States.She wants current SIPAstudents to know that theNCHR is always lookingfor good interns.marcher@nchr.orgtel: 212.337.0005ENRICA MURMURA, MIA, isa consultant for the ExternalRelations Department ofthe Inter-American DevelopmentBank (IADB).ENRICAM@iadb.org2000MARY A. DEMERI, MIA,is an analyst for the U.S.Department of State inWashington, D.C.RICK FAERY, MIA, is asenior consultant at DeloitteConsulting in London,specializing in internationalbusiness strategy.rfaery@dc.comS I P A n e w s23