Council Of Advisors

Sharif Sousa

First Deputy Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, The Arabic Republic of Egypt

Richard Westerdale

Senior Vice President of JET INC (JNG) Former Diplomat at the Department of State, Liaison to The White House on Energy Affairs, USA.

Herbert London

(March 6, 1939 – November 10, 2018)
Conservative Party Member of New York, Chairman of The London Center for Policy Research, USA

Leo Drollas

Chief Energy Economist based in London for UK

Delovan Barwari

Editor-in-Chief of Kurdistan24 English. He holds a Masters degree in Global Affairs from the University of Denver.

Arastun Orujlu

Director at East-West Research Center.

Dean Clancy

Policy analyst, consultant, opinion writer, and public speaker.

Phil Kerpen

An American free-market policy analyst and political organizer

Larry Hart

Government Affairs Consultant for the American Conservative Union and brings 13 years of experience in the legislative and executive branches of government to ACU.

Shahriar Sheikhlar

Senior Advisor

More than 20 years in different sectors and industries such as Oil and Gas, International Trading
and Automotive in different levels of management, advisor and business analyst. More than 30 published analytical Articles in English, Kurdish, Arabic and Persian.

Luis Vega

Serves as the Vice President of Business Development of Integrated Systems Improvement Services, Inc

Joe Dancy

SMU Spindletop Fund Advisor & Professor – Southern Methodist University

Ken Abramowitz

Managing General Partner at NGN Capital

Dr. Qutaiba Aldulaimee

Internal Medicine Specialist

College of Medicine
Al Anbar University

Joshua Potter

National Security Professional

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Tim Crome

Chief Engineer TechnipFMC

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Jay Lehr

Lehr is an internationally renowned speaker, scientist, and author who has testified before Congress on dozens of occasions on environmental issues and consulted with nearly every agency of the national government, as well as many foreign countries. He was science director at Heartland for more than two decades.