Ana Sylvia Ramirez Toriello currently works as the CEO at El Instituto Guatemalteco Americano, Guatemala’s Bi-National Center. As an educator, Ana Sylvia serves as IGA’s permanent representative to the National Association of Foreign Student Advisors (NAFSA). Her experience also includes three years of work for Guatemala’s Ministry of Education planning and implementing programs to provide free breakfast, school supplies and books to public school students. Ana Silvia also served as the Public Relations and Development Director for the Children’s Museum. She has been recognized by the Tegucigalpa City Hall as Honorary Citizen of Honduras for her ongoing effort to promote a unified Bi-National Center movement in Central America. She has also been named Knight of the Order of Academic Palms presented by the French Government. She is a member of the board of directors of the Young Entrepreneurs Association of Guatemala, the Bi-National Association of Central America, the Museum Association of Guatemala, and the Technological Foundation of Guatemala, and has served as member of the board of directors at the American School of Guatemala and the Jules Vern School.
