Regional Ambassadors Alumni UK

Ricardo Marar is a lawyer and architect specialising in urban mobility and legal history. He is Head of Institutional Relations and International Strategic Partnerships at ESA OAB-SP. He has worked with global institutions including the World Bank and held roles at Brazil’s National Transport Regulatory Agency and Ministry of Cities. His work focuses on infrastructure, regulation, and urban development. He is an alumnus of University College London (UCL).

Iryda Ontiveros is a Clinical Nutritionist specialising in gastroenterology and women’s health, with international experience across Mexico, the United States, Chile, and the UK. She holds an MSc in Clinical Nutrition with Distinction from the University of Nottingham and was awarded the British Council Women in STEM Scholarship. Her work focuses on evidence-based therapies for conditions including PCOS and gastrointestinal disorders. She has led nutrition programmes reaching over 1000 people.

Dr Sheena Ramazanu is an academic leader and health policy advocate. She leads research and community initiatives across the Asia-Pacific. She is a Senior Visiting Fellow at the National University of Singapore and Visiting Assistant Professor at Universitas Serang Raya, Indonesia. A University of Manchester alumna, and recognised as a Global Nursing Leadership Scholar with the International Council of Nurses, she supports health systems strengthening at scale.

Yasmin Ramadan is a communications strategist, technology entrepreneur, and Founder and CEO of the Arab Women Wellbeing Network. With over 20 years of experience across the UK, USA, Middle East, and Africa, her work spans media, public policy, and strategic communications. She has led international projects with organisations including the FCDO and MBC Group. A Chevening alumna and graduate of Goldsmiths, University of London, she focuses on inclusive digital innovation and global collaboration.

Abedalrahman Alzghoul is a Jordanian social entrepreneur and founder of Bread for Education, a social enterprise that supports education and community empowerment. With over nine years’ experience, he also serves as an innovation advisor. He holds an MBA in Enterprise and Innovation from the University of Sunderland. His work has received multiple recognitions, including the Royal Medal for Excellence (Jordan) and the British Council Alumni Award in Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

Minha Allibhoy is a senior HR leader at Procter & Gamble, specialising in compensation strategy, organisational transformation, and diversity and inclusion across South Asia and the Middle East. With over a decade of experience, she has led workforce transformations and introduced AI-enabled HR solutions to improve access and decision-making. A Chevening Scholar and University of Edinburgh alumna, she actively contributes to Alumni UK through professional development and engagement initiatives.