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Carlo Nino
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Deputy Country Director
, Helen Keller International
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San Antonio, Texas,
United States
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Conflict zone, crisis and stability expert seeking long-term position immediately. 15 years overseas exp. Worked 2 1/2 years in Bangladesh in food security, gender and WASH (current). Positions held: Deputy Country Director, Chief of Party, Deputy Chief of Party, Operations Manager and more. Former US Marine Corps veteran. Multiple years Afghanistan. USAID and DfID compliant. Beg. Spanish |
 Contact Carlo Nino
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Area of Expertise: |
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Administration, Management, Finance/Accounting, Procurement
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Capacity Building, Training, Advocacy
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Director, CEO, COP, President
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Disaster, Aid, Emergencies, Relief
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Government, Governance, Reforms
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Professional Experience: |
Mr. Nino served as the Deputy Country Director in Bangladesh in addition to supporting operational and logistical affairs in Liberia during the ebola crisis as well as the Haitian National Police under a Dept of State (INL) capacity building project. Mr Nino was the Chief of Party (COP) for the Central Asia Development Groups Community Engagement Program (health and welfare) as well as the Deputy Chief of Party (DCOP) for AECOM’s International’s Afghan Social Outreach Program (ASOP). In this role, he contributed to the organization’s international aid and development efforts by overseeing multiple departments and leading a top-flight administrative and operations staff.
Through his wealth of experience in community planning and development, Mr. Nino has built up a specialized skill set that straddles military and civilian sectors, enabling him to deliver operational and programmatic oversight to military civil affairs teams while concurrently providing direction to USAID programs and projects. As the foremost expert in his field, Mr. Nino offers not only considerable professional integrity, but can deliver his clients a no-nonsense approach due to his mastery of the nuances of international relations within developing.
Through his distinguished career spanning more than 12 years as a commissioned officer with the United States Marine Corps, along with his civilian experience, he offers an unparalleled ability to attain resonance between both military and civilian communities. While Mr. Nino has seen a great deal of conflict through his military experience, he has also contributed extensively to rebuilding and diplomacy in post-conflict environments.
After serving several tours in Afghanistan, Mr. Nino was sent by the Pentagon to Liberia to work with the United Nations (UN) as an observer in a noncombat environment. This was where he honed his talents for effecting positive change through diplomacy, negotiations and delegation.
His accomplished and varied background has provided Mr. Nino the ability to bridge gaps between military and civilian counterparts when operating in post and current conflict environments. He has served extensively as a liaison between military and civilian groups in interpreting policy for use in formulating implementation strategies, enhancing security and streamlining humanitarian aid efforts.
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Education: |
Masters - International Relations - Security in Development - St. Mary's University
Bachelors - International Relations
Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E)Certification - American University
Development Project Management Certification - Monterey/Middlebury Institute of International Relations
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Available for: |
- Consulting assignments
- Job opportunities
- Being headhunted – make me an offer
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