OUR TEAM

Prof. Shasi Kumar

Prof. Shasi Kumar, Co-founder of The Diplomat Times, is responsible to the Board for providing strategic leadership, planning, and ensuring top-tier performance. A graduate of Baring Union Christian College, with a degree in Journalism from Arni University (HP), Diploma in Environment from UNITAR, Geneva, he has held various roles as a journalist, analyst, and editor at The Diplomat Times. Prof. Kumar also serves on the Executive Board of the International Human Rights Defenders Forum and has contributed to several international organizations. His work has earned him numerous national and international humanitarian awards. Beyond his professional achievements, Prof. Kumar has made significant charitable contributions to Indian society, particularly in the areas of environmental protection, educational development, and poverty alleviation.

Prof. Dr. Sang Won Park

Prof. Dr. Sang Won Park is the Honorary Director of Diplomat Times, and currently serves as the Chancellor of America International University in Los Angeles. He holds a PhD from YUIN University, USA, and has over 30 years of experience as a prominent advocate within Korean civil societies. With a diverse background in technology and education, Dr. Park has also made significant contributions as a journalist, having previously served as editor at a leading Korean news magazine. Though he holds Ecuadorian, Korean, and American nationalities, he resides in Los Angeles, where he continues to influence both academic and civil sectors on an international scale.

Prof. Kyung Bai An

Prof. Dr. Sang Won Park is the Head of DT USA, while Prof. Kyung Bai An holds a PhD from AIU, USA. An esteemed advocate within Korean civil societies for over three decades, Kyung is also affiliated with ICAP in New York. Though he identifies as Ecuadorian, Korean, and American, he currently resides in New York. His expertise spans technology and education reporting, making him a significant contributor to discussions and initiatives in these fields.

Mr. Manu Seth (In-charge) Diplomat Relations

Mr. Manu Seth is a prominent business leader and the President, Investor, and CEO of SpeakingMindz Inc. Previously serving as the HTC Asia Head, he has established himself as a distinguished leader in international business strategy, offering invaluable advisory and consulting services for international trade revenue. As a World Peace Ambassador and a dedicated Rotarian, Manu represents India at the World Business Angels Investment Forum (WBAF) and actively engages with various trade promotional councils across Korea, Taiwan, Russia, Africa, and London. Renowned for his exceptional communication skills, Manu’s leadership style focuses on energizing teams, fostering innovative thinking, and promoting agility within organizations.

Datuk, Marietta Reformado

Marietta Reformado is a prominent businesswoman from Malaysia, currently serving as the Managing Director of MWWorldwide. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and is an active member of the United Nations Association Malaysia. In addition to her role at MWWorldwide, Marietta is the Honorary Director of Diplomat Times, in Malaysia and is in charge of Diplomatic Relations. With her leadership and commitment, she plays a vital role in advancing business initiatives while also contributing to important social causes.

Andy Sengiah

Andy Sengiah is the Head of Diplomat Times for the Asian continent and serves as a director for both Air Arabia and Oscar Holidays in Malaysia. Renowned as a journalist, producer, and director, Andy has made significant contributions to the media industry. His expertise and leadership in these roles highlight his commitment to advancing communication and promoting travel within the region.

Prof. Kwang Ho

Prof. Kwang Ho is a black belt in martial arts from South Korea and serves as a correspondent for Diplomat Times, covering both South Korea and Japan. With his extensive knowledge and passion for martial arts, he brings a unique perspective to his reporting, highlighting cultural and social dynamics in the region. Prof. Kwang Ho is dedicated to fostering understanding and dialogue between these two nations through his work in journalism.

Dr. Amadou Saikou Diallo (PhD.)

Mr. Diallo holds a PhD from Indiana State University, USA, and has completed further training at Pennsylvania University, USA, as well as Syafi'iyah International in Indonesia. He is currently serving as an Attorney and Counselor at Law, while also acting as the CEO and Director Representative of Corporate & Associates. His firm handles both international and local law across 66 countries globally. Additionally, Mr. Diallo is a successful entrepreneur, owning multiple businesses around the world. He is a seasoned expert in training on topics such as legal laws, business relations, politics, economics, development, and technology. His experience extends to serving with international institutions like the United Nations, where he has been a strong advocate for human rights, particularly for women and children. He is also committed to promoting peace and stability between different parties. As a highly skilled negotiator, Mr. Diallo has proven expertise in managing business, trading, diplomatic, and foreign affairs. He is a founder director of Diplomat Times.

Prof. Mohammed Ramzan Ali Miya

Prof. Mohammed Ramzan Ali Miya is a writer, translator, social worker, and human rights activist. A polyglot, he writes on a wide range of topics, from religion and legal discourse to academic and literary issues, in multiple languages including Nepali, Hindi, Arabic, English, and Urdu. His works consistently convey a humanitarian message of love and compassion. Notably, Prof. Miya translated Qatar’s Labour Law into Nepali, benefiting migrant workers. He was recently named an "Ambassador" by the US-based Global Peace Circle, the first person from Qatar to receive the title. A dedicated advocate for Nepalese migrant workers in Qatar, he has served as legal advisor for the Non-resident Nepalese Association (NRNA), raising awareness about Qatari laws. Prof. Miya is widely recognized for his contributions and is distinguished by his signature Nepali cap at public events. Prof. Mohammed Ramzan Ali Miya is also serving as the In-Charge for Qatar and Nepal at Diplomat Times.

Toni Harrison

Toni Harrison is a business and political figure from the UK, actively engaged across various sectors, blending his expertise in commerce with a strong interest in political affairs. He also serves as a correspondent for Diplomat Times

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