2019 Marshall Memorial Fellows Announced
The German Marshall Fund is pleased to announce that 75 Marshall Memorial Fellows have been selected for the 2019-20 application cycle—40 from Europe and 35 from the United States.
The German Marshall Fund is pleased to announce that 75 Marshall Memorial Fellows have been selected for the 2019-20 application cycle—40 from Europe and 35 from the United States.
The Marshall Memorial Fellowship (MMF) is GMF’s flagship leadership development program. Created in 1982 to introduce a new generation of Europen leaders to the United State, MMF grew in 1999 with a companion program that began sending emerging leaders from the United States to Europe. GMF makes MMF awards to the best and brightest from all sectors, including business, government, and civil society. Selected fellows engage in 6 months of preparation designed to enhance their understanding of transatlantic relations before embarking on 24 days of policy immersion across the Atlantic. Today, the MMF alumni network numbers nearly 2,500 leaders.
GMF selects fellows from all 50 U.S. States and across 39 European countries. These fellows join a network that includes notable alumni such as Stacey Abrams (MMF 2004, Unites States), House Minority Leader for the Georgia General Assembly and State Representative for the 89th House District; Emmanuel Macron, (MMF’06) President of France, Federica Mogherini (MMF 2007, Italy), EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy; Sheila Marcelo (MMF 2011, United States), Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Care.com; Nina Vaca (MMF 2004, United States), Chairman and Chief of Executive Officer of Pinnacle Technical Resources; and.
The Marshall Memorial Fellowship is underwritten in select regions by generous contriburtions from funders. These include the Cleveland Foundation in Cleveland, OH; the Compagnia di San Paolo for support of leadership development in Southern Europe, the Federal Republic of Germany through KfW, and the Romanian-American Foundation for support of leadership development in Romania.
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Ryan Combs Research Triangle Regional Partnership North Carolina, USA |
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Orlando Bailey Eastside Community Network Michigan, USA |
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Silje Bareksten |
Ghida Dagher |
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Ryan Biava |
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Iñigo Blanco |
Jamar Doyle |
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Michael Carroll |
Kalli Giannelos |
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Simona Chaminska |
Sarah Gieszl |
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Alexandra-Niki Chatzistavrou |
Hristijan Gjorgievski |
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Thomas Goiser |
Ivan Khilobok |
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Burcu Gündüz Masalaci |
Lucia Klestincova |
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Dana Harmon |
Murali Krishnan |
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Fanni Hidvegi |
Iva Lazarova |
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Katrin Hirseland |
Antonio Leitao Amaro |
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Tanja Holthaus |
Leonid Litra |
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Jason Hughes |
Farooq Malik |
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Anna Ingrisch |
Jesse Medlong |
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Steven Jakstadt |
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Nikolaos Kakavoulis |
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Niyazi Mete Saracoglu |
Stacy Richardson |
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Anthony Robinson |
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Vy Nguyen |
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Stephanie Nichols |
Mihnea Samoila |
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Efren Olivares |
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Darrell Owens |
Liesje Schreinemacher |
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Javier Perea |
Michael Shafarenko |
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Marc Philpart |
Oonagh Smyth |
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Sara Pietryszyk |
Iryna Solomko |
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Shoba Pillay |
Renata Soto |
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Christoffer Ramm |
Faith Winter |
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Lea Webb |
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