THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mr. Prince L. Jarbo
Founder & Chairman
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Mr. Prince L. Jarbo is a seven-year United States Air Force veteran who served as a Financial Analyst from 2017 to 2024. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Business Economics from the University of Arizona Global Campus. He is pursuing his master's in Public Policy at the University of California, Los Angeles. He's a licensed California Real Estate agent, helping Californian homebuyers achieve their American dreams!
Mr. Jarbo is also the founder of the Jarbo Foundation (JARF, Inc.), which he runs alongside his wife, Mrs. Gracious G.M. Jarbo. JARF, Inc. is a nonprofit aiming to establish initiatives that stimulate productivity through collectivism in all sectors of the Liberian economy to bring back the pride that came with being born a Liberian. He is also the host of the 1847 Show, which promotes the works of Liberians around the globe by providing a platform to share their endeavors to inspire other Changemakers.
Why Project Change?
"I love it because it allows me to accomplish something greater than myself and serve the country that I love so dearly."
Mrs. Shivani Tripathi
Administrative Coordinator
Mrs. Tripathi is an accomplished visionary leader in the school sector with a career spanning over two decades. Eight years into operational, planning, and administration. She currently works as the Headmistress of St. Teresa School in India. A part of her job involves conducting various workshops for teachers and students for their holistic development. Her background spans two decades of excellent experience overseeing areas such as day-to-day operations, curriculum development, partnership building, and standard-setting for both students and staff to realize improved academic performance while providing comprehensive support to the school management.
Why Project Change?
To make a positive and significant contribution to the growth and development of the Liberian youth. To be able to empower and add value to the people from disadvantaged economic backgrounds as the issues faced by the Liberians are but many. It is a humbling and affirming experience which in turn broadens the perspective of an individual by being able to be a tiny part of a huge change that is
sure to come.
Mr. Doug Tuney
Training Coordinator
Mr. Tuney has been serving in one of the world's largest youth organizations full-time since 2002. He was the Director of the Pittsburgh USA location from 2006-2017. His travels have taken him to more than 35 nations of the world. He has lived in Central Asia since 2018 where he is the Director of a community center.
Why Project Change?
He first traveled to Liberia in 2002. He is thankful to serve on the Board of Directors for Project Change because he believes that it is an excellent instrument to create lasting empowerment of the Liberian people.
Ms. Dalmondeh D. Nayreau
Secretary
Ms. Nayreau is a senior student, completing the final year of her undergraduate studies
at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina, USA. She is obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Health and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, a path she chose because of her passion for improving health outcomes for women and girls in Liberia. Overall, Ms. Nayreau seeks opportunities to give back to her homeland.
Why Project Change?
I choose to serve with Project Change because I am passionate about our mission of positively impacting Liberian youths. I believe that through this crucial undertaking, we can groom young people to become the generation of future leaders who will strive for a self-sustainable and better Mama Liberia! I love that PC provides the right tools, support systems, and opportunities that allow young people to advance their skills and interests, while also fostering personal growth.
