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Kenneth Ciongoli, PhD is Chairman for National Italian American Foundation.
He is President of the Neurological Associates of Vermont and Clinical Associate Professor of Neurology at University of Vermont College of Medicine.
He received an undergraduate degree from University of Pennsylvania.
Eerdere bekende functies van A. Kenneth Ciongoli
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National Italian American Foundation, Inc.
 National Italian American Foundation, Inc. Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) provides education and careers to Italian Americans. It provides services through the development of educational programs, advocacy of representation in government, monitoring how Italians and Italian-Americans are depicted in the media and the forging of ties between the United States and Italy. the firm also offers scholarships for Italian-American students and for students emarking on Italian-based studies. NIAF was founded in 1975 and is headquartered at Washington, DC. | Voorzitter | - |
Opleiding van A. Kenneth Ciongoli
| University of Pennsylvania | Undergraduate Degree |
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National Italian American Foundation, Inc.
National Italian American Foundation, Inc. Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) provides education and careers to Italian Americans. It provides services through the development of educational programs, advocacy of representation in government, monitoring how Italians and Italian-Americans are depicted in the media and the forging of ties between the United States and Italy. the firm also offers scholarships for Italian-American students and for students emarking on Italian-based studies. NIAF was founded in 1975 and is headquartered at Washington, DC. | Miscellaneous |
