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  Max Mohamed
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Max Mohamed brings over fifteen years of active political experience to AMCIPS. He served as General Secretary of the Republican Party of Guyana from 1987 until 1992. During this time, Max led his party’s effort to bring the restoration of free elections in 1992 – the first in that South American country since its independence from Great Britain in 1966. He currently holds the position as leader and Presidential candidate for his party which plans to contest Guyana’s general elections scheduled for March 2006.

Max is also the President of Ram Manufacturing, an electronic engineering and manufacturing firm in Hurst, Texas. Prior to his acquisition of this company in 2002, he worked as an Executive Director of Information Technology for Excel Communications in Dallas, Texas.

His interests include poverty alleviation through sustainable democracy, and improved quality of life through increased job opportunities in developing countries; with special emphasis on the Caribbean and Latin America.

He holds a B.Sc. degree in Geology from the University of Texas in the Permian Basin, and a Diploma in Negotiations and Conflict Management from Jones International University.