Bob Nyangweso, a visionary leaders born in the Vibrant city is Nairobi, Kenya, embodies the spirit of resilience and global citizenship. His journey is a testament to the transformative power of the diaspora community.
President Nyangweso’s passion for community development was evident from his early years. After earning a degree in business administration from Metro university in Minnesota he embarked on a career in banking while addressing the unique challenges faced by the diaspora community in his spare time
Bob Commitment to fostering unity and empowering the diaspora members led him to play a crucial role. President Nyangweso’s leadership abilities and dedication to the diaspora causes did not go unnoticed. In 2010 He assumed key role with an American Fortune 500, Company, Bank of America, as an Assistant Vice president where he played a pivotal role in shaping policies and addressed the concerns of the community. During this time, president Nyangweso worked tirelessly to strengthen ties between the diverse communities at the workplace, facilitation partnerships that led to tangible improvements at the workplace.
President Nyangweso’s leadership is characterized by a commitment to education, economic empowerment, and social justice. Under his guidance, the diaspora community has become a powerful force for positive change, contributing not only to the host counties but a powerful force for positive change. This has been enabling through strategic partnerships and diplomatic efforts, he has strengthened ties between the diaspora their home countries, creating opportunities for collaboration and mutual growth.
In 2015 President Nyangweso decided to take their commitment to the Diversity to the next level and created a forum within the organization. The campaign centered on a platform of inclusivity, social justice, and empowerment. With a clear vision for a united and thriving Diverse groups composed of the Diasporans. He implemented innovative programs to support diversity supporting Diaspora members addressing challenges unique to their situation and foster a sense of belonging. Through diplomatic initiatives and collaboration with other partners he worked to create opportunities for the diaspora to contribute meaningfully to both host county and their home countries.
Beyond Diplomacy, Bob Nyangweso is a symbol of hope and inspiration for the diaspora, illustrating that one’s roots can be a source of strength and a catalyst for positive global impact. His journey continues to inspire future leaders to embrace their identity, celebrate diversity, and work towards a world where the diaspora is a driving force for positive change.
 

Dr, Shiro Chiro,      Vice Chairperson

Dr. Shiro Chiro is the visionary founder and lead practitioner at Afya Integrated  Wellness and Holistic Clinica. Dr. Chiro is a Certified Medical Examiner with National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners, Director of Nursing Programs at Pathway

Medical Career College - Lawndale, CA, Certified Legal Nurse Consultant with the  Milazzo Institute, and a licensed Chiropractor and Physiotherapist, holding a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Southern California University of Health Services. She completed her postgraduate education at Columbia Emeritus Institute of Leadership.              

As a healthcare professional dedicated to the advancement of her community, Dr. Chiro serves as the Vice Chair of the Kenya Diaspora Alliance - Global USA, Executive Board member of the San Antonio Community Health Center, Executive Board member for the

Heart for the City, and Executive Board member of the African Christian Fellowship Los Angeles - Outreach Ministry. Additionally, she is the designated Provider for Chiropractic Services for Veteran Affairs (VA) in Whittier, CA. Dr. Chiro has also collaborated with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health during the

COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on infection prevention and outbreak control. Dr. Chiro is active in several professional organizations, including the Association of  International Chiropractors of California and the Chiropractors Association of Kenya.She is also a member of Whittier Chamber of Commerce, Los Angeles Chess Club,and volunteers with the Council of African American Parents.

Through her work, Dr. Chiro strives to improve health disparities for all communities. Dr.Chiro has served on several global, medical and chiropractic outreach projects in Bolivia, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Kenya. In her most recent medical mission trip, she

journeyed to the island of Antigua and Barbuda, and Mexico. She continues her mission  locally through her private practice, where she devotes her Saturday mornings as  "Walk-In Free" Clinic Hours to serve the broader community. Her holistic and integrated

approach aims to treat the whole person by addressing physical, mental, and spiritual

wellbeing.

Gerald is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in industrial production and leadership having amassed extensive experience with reputable manufacturing companies in Zeeland and Holland, MI-USA.
As a Founder Member of the Kenya Diaspora Alliance (KDA) and Diaspora University Town, Gerald has demonstrated his commitment to community building and global collaboration. Within the Reformed Church of America, he serves as a Board of Trustees member for the MFA and has previously held the position of Vice President for the Holland Classis, overseeing more than 250 ordained ministers. Gerald is also an enthusiastic Sunday School teacher at the Fellowship Reformed Church in Holland, exemplifying his dedication to his faith.
Actively engaged in youth empowerment, Gerald serves as the Director of Communication for Empowering Youth Global Connection (www.eygc.org). He is the President of the Kenya Diaspora Pro-democracy Movement, a registered organization in the State of Michigan, and holds the role of Managing Partner at Globe Reimagined Consulting LLC.
In his native Kenya, Gerald held significant leadership positions within the Free Methodist Church, serving as the National Superintendent and Secretary of the Equatorial Africa Area Fellowship. He played a pivotal role in church planting efforts in Tanzania during his tenure as the Principal of the Tanzania Free Methodist Church.
A proud Founding Member of Hope Africa University, Gerald was instrumental in its establishment, previously serving as the HAU Board Chair. Academically accomplished, he holds a PhD in Organization Development from Benedictine University in Lisle, IL, complemented by a Bachelor's degree in Theology from Kenya Highlands Evangelical University, a Master of Art from Africa Nazarene University, and a Master of Management degree from Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, MI.
Gerald's research interests span strategic planning, organization design, leadership development, change management, performance management, coaching, diversity, and global organizational development. His passion for research underscores his dedication to continuous improvement and positive impact across various fields.
 

Bob Nyangweso, a visionary leaders born in the Vibrant city is Nairobi, Kenya, embodies the spirit of resilience and global citizenship. His journey is a testament to the transformative power of the diaspora community.
President Nyangweso’s passion for community development was evident from his early years. After earning a degree in business administration from Metro university in Minnesota he embarked on a career in banking while addressing the unique challenges faced by the diaspora community in his spare time
Bob Commitment to fostering unity and empowering the diaspora members led him to play a crucial role. President Nyangweso’s leadership abilities and dedication to the diaspora causes did not go unnoticed. In 2010 He assumed key role with an American Fortune 500, Company, Bank of America, as an Assistant Vice president where he played a pivotal role in shaping policies and addressed the concerns of the community. During this time, president Nyangweso worked tirelessly to strengthen ties between the diverse communities at the workplace, facilitation partnerships that led to tangible improvements at the workplace.
President Nyangweso’s leadership is characterized by a commitment to education, economic empowerment, and social justice. Under his guidance, the diaspora community has become a powerful force for positive change, contributing not only to the host counties but a powerful force for positive change. This has been enabling through strategic partnerships and diplomatic efforts, he has strengthened ties between the diaspora their home countries, creating opportunities for collaboration and mutual growth.
In 2015 President Nyangweso decided to take their commitment to the Diversity to the next level and created a forum within the organization. The campaign centered on a platform of inclusivity, social justice, and empowerment. With a clear vision for a united and thriving Diverse groups composed of the Diasporans. He implemented innovative programs to support diversity supporting Diaspora members addressing challenges unique to their situation and foster a sense of belonging. Through diplomatic initiatives and collaboration with other partners he worked to create opportunities for the diaspora to contribute meaningfully to both host county and their home countries.
Beyond Diplomacy, Bob Nyangweso is a symbol of hope and inspiration for the diaspora, illustrating that one’s roots can be a source of strength and a catalyst for positive global impact. His journey continues to inspire future leaders to embrace their identity, celebrate diversity, and work towards a world where the diaspora is a driving force for positive change.
 

Natasha Miriti Johnson is a community activist and financial literacy educator in Atlanta GA . She has worked for a leading financial institution for over 20 years in various capacities and currently focuses on its Renegotiated Portfolio .She also currently co-chairs the financial institution's financial literacy education team in Atlanta, overseeing 800+ volunteers who provide financial education to non profit organizations, schools and colleges. She earned her BA in economics and has a Human Resources law certification as well as Teaching Adult learners certification from Kennesaw State University. She was recently elected as the state committee member for her county and also serves as a county commission post holder- this allows her the ability to serves the community in which she resides and an opportunity to have a seat at the table bringing forward social and economic concerns. She is a vice - chair for The African Women’s Public Advocacy Committee Organization’s Candidate and Volunteer Committee- a 501C3 &4 representing over 15 African nations currently and hopes to address the socioeconomic needs of African communities. She also serves as one of leaders and host for One Voice Africa- a national organization that brings together leaders from US based African organizations under one umbrella with the determination of moving forward the African agenda in America and the Diaspora.

Natasha Miriti Johnson is a community activist and financial literacy educator in Atlanta GA . She has worked for a leading financial institution for over 20 years in various capacities and currently focuses on its Renegotiated Portfolio .She also currently co-chairs the financial institution's financial literacy education team in Atlanta, overseeing 800+ volunteers who provide financial education to non profit organizations, schools and colleges. She earned her BA in economics and has a Human Resources law certification as well as Teaching Adult learners certification from Kennesaw State University. She was recently elected as the state committee member for her county and also serves as a county commission post holder- this allows her the ability to serves the community in which she resides and an opportunity to have a seat at the table bringing forward social and economic concerns. She is a vice - chair for The African Women’s Public Advocacy Committee Organization’s Candidate and Volunteer Committee- a 501C3 &4 representing over 15 African nations currently and hopes to address the socioeconomic needs of African communities. She also serves as one of leaders and host for One Voice Africa- a national organization that brings together leaders from US based African organizations under one umbrella with the determination of moving forward the African agenda in America and the Diaspora.