ILG Alumni Network
The ILG Alumni Network is a student-led initiative that serves to unite and connect all Innovation and Leadership in Government (ILG) program alumni throughout the years and foster links with other Georgetown University's Latin America Leadership Program alumni. The network aims to promote governability and innovation in the region by organizing and hosting local events and strengthening collaboration amongst alumni beyond their time at Georgetown.
Since its inception in 2014, the Innovation and Leadership in Government Program (ILG) has equipped public, multilateral, and social managers from over 20 Latin American and Caribbean countries with analytical frameworks and tools to generate and implement innovative public policies in their respective countries.
Important Links for ILG Alumni
Board ILG Alumni Network 2025-2027
Javier González (ILG 2017, Panama)
ILG 2015: Daniel Morales, Ecuador (Susana Porras, Colombia - alternate)
ILG 2016: Adolfo Argüello Vives, Mexico (Humberto Villalobos, Panama - alternate)
ILG 2017: Carlos Mendoza, Chile
ILG 2018: Ana Gigliola Núñez Joyo, Peru (Patricio Mosquera, Panama - alternate)
ILG 2019: Deninson Mendoza, Colombia (Carolina Peña, Colombia - alternate 1st year, Romina Sarmiento, Argentina - alternate 2nd year)
ILG 2020: José Luis Gil Marroquín, Mexico (Nancy Espinoza Roldan, Peru - alternate)
ILG 2021: Miguel Molina, Spain (Lucila Prezzavento, Argentina- substitute).
ILG 2022: Luana Moraes, Brazil (Leonardo Herrera-Peru)
ILG 2023: Vicente Andrés Taiano, Ecuador (Ledenika Mendez, Mexico- substitute)
ILG 2024: Hipólito Donoso Garrido, Panama (Luis Antonio Ramírez, Mexico- substitute)
Past Participant Testimonials
"ILG allowed me to join a network of agents of change who are working to improve the realities of their own countries, and are determined to do so with exceptional values. Generating a synergy of ideas at a global level and acting locally is what unites participants throughout the program." — Ignacio Maldonado Yonna, ILG 2016, Department of Coordination and Planning, Corrientes Province, Argentina
"The ILG program is very valuable for the training of leaders. The program provides participants with tools to maximize their strengths, come up with new collaborative visions, and have a more effective impact in the transformation of their realities. Sharing successful and innovative experiences with other countries in the region contributes to the development and strengthening of our communities." — Ingrid S. Valencia Barreto, ILG 2014, Colombian Ombudsman's Office, Training for Citizen Participation, Colombia