Ambioris Valentín Casilla Moya

He is a Marketing professional, university professor, consultant, and facilitator, with a career linked to disaster risk management, human development, occupational health and safety, environmental sustainability, and climate change.

He has postgraduate training in Strategic Management and specialization in Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law, as well as studies in comprehensive risk management, public policy, sustainability, and spiritual development, including a Diploma in Spiritual Counseling.

He has experience in disaster risk management at institutional, territorial, and community levels, promoting prevention, vulnerability reduction, capacity building, and the development of more resilient communities. He currently serves as Head of Occupational Health and Safety at the Supérate Social Development Directorate, and previously held coordination roles in risk management, environmental sustainability, and climate change at the Ministry of Women of the Dominican Republic.

His vocation for service is also expressed through volunteer work. He is a volunteer with the Dominican Red Cross, where he has developed a record of service and commitment to people and communities.

In the field of human and spiritual development, he is a facilitator of the Diploma in Psychology of Spirituality and has cultivated a comprehensive view of the human being based on consciousness, purpose, service, and personal transformation.

As a member of the Board of Trustees of the 1A1 Foundation and currently serving as Secretary General, he contributes his professional experience, ability to build connections, and vocation for service to strengthening the Foundation’s institutional mission.

His vision of leadership is based on a fundamental conviction: knowledge acquires true meaning when it is transformed into service and contribution. From this perspective, he understands the 1A1 Foundation as a space for promoting opportunities, strengthening capacities, and contributing to the integral development of individuals and communities.