Juan Ruan

Juan Ruan is a skilled human rights, development, and project management specialist with 14 years of experience working with UN organizations, NGOs, and regional bodies.

His expertise lies in international stakeholder interaction, relationship building, research, and communications, with a focus on supporting States Parties' implementation of obligations under the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention.

With a Master's degree in International Relations and Affairs from the University of Kent, a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Saint Mary's University, and studies in Project Management from Villanova University, Juan has a strong academic background.

Throughout his career, Juan has held various roles such as Director and Acting Director at the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention Implementation Support Unit, Mine Action Implementation Specialist at the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining, and positions at organizations like the Organization of American States, Inter-American Defense College, and James Madison University.

He excels in vital competencies including project management, strategic planning, donor relations, and communications, demonstrating a deep understanding of international law, inter-governmental issues, and donor concerns.

Juan's exceptional interpersonal, multi-lingual, and communication skills allow him to engage effectively at all levels, from internal coordination to high-level negotiations with officials and working groups from diverse regions and cultures.

Seeking new challenges in the non-profit sector, particularly in protection, human rights, and development, Juan is open to opportunities that align with his passion and expertise.

If you are looking for a seasoned professional to enhance your organization's capabilities, Juan Ruan can be reached at ruanjc@hotmail.com.