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Co-Founder
Dr. Erika Anderson
Erika Anderson completed her PhD at the University of Glasgow, focusing on Corporate Social Responsibility in the Tech Sector. Born on Saipan & raised on Guam, she earned both her Bachelors in Criminal Justice and Masters in Public Administration at the University of Guam and has fostered a strong connection to the CNMI & a vested interest in the socially conscious development of the region. From managing fine art galleries, to serving as Senior Arts & Education Consultant for a UK social enterprise, to volunteering with an array of organizations, her work has always focused on human rights, education, and opportunities for growth. Her professional career focuses on sustainable finance and financial inclusion, and she currently works for the Financial Regulation Innovation Lab with themes including gender in FinTechs, sustainability in the Scottish space sector, and practical applications of public-private partnerships in tackling the UN SDGs.
Co-Founder
Mary Kate Soliva
Mary Kate Soliva is a Pacific Islander of CHamoru descent pursuing a Doctor of Criminal Justice, Homeland Security degree at Saint Leo University. She is a TEDx Hagatna speaker and Veteran Fellow in the inaugural Hoover Institution Veteran Fellowship Program under the direction of former U.S Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. She is a public speaker and has trained the public, military, and law enforcement in the US and abroad on the signs and impact of human trafficking. She is a trained Ambassador of Hope with Shared Hope International. Her efforts include working with local policy makers, government agencies, host nation leaders, and non-profit organizations to impact change. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree and Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Guam where she focused her studies on human trafficking in Guam and the Federate States of Micronesia.
Research Consultant
Bentley San Nicolas
Growing up on a Carabao ranch in Guam, Bentley gained early insights into endurance, hard work, and the value of time. These principles continue to shape his personal and professional life. A dedicated professional with a passion for philosophy, business, and investing,
His mission is "to play fun and enduring games with good people,
aiming to solve the best problems and provide the simplest solutions."
As a fortunate father of five and a humbled husband, he is committed to educating others about long-term investing, with the hope of forging financially fit families and contributing to a more prosperous Guam.
Chief Liason Officer
Myracle Mugol
Myracle S. Mugol is a Filipina born and raised on Guam, and a devoted mother to two neurodivergent boys. Her career is characterized by a deep commitment to cultural preservation, environmental sustainability, and community empowerment. Myracle's work spans leadership roles in various organizations, where she has driven initiatives that uplift her community. As a passionate filmmaker and artist, Myracle channels her creativity into projects that celebrate the cultural richness of the Mariana Islands. Her work is driven by a thirst for lifelong learning and a commitment to community empowerment, sustainability, and inclusivity. Whether through her leadership roles or artistic endeavors, Myracle is dedicated to fostering positive change.
Board of Directors
Dr Anita Borja Enriquez
Alicia Limtiaco, Esq
Sarah Thomas-Nededog
Dr James Ji, DBA