PanARMENIAN.Net ? Nicholas Koumjian , a personality in general violent death and fight crimes prosecutions, will verbalise at Armenian Cause 2.0, the Armenian National Committee of America?s conference, being hold in Washington from June 24-27, on the future of Armenian American advocacy.
Nicholas Koumjian (Pennsylvania State University, B.A.; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, J.D., and; University of Southern California, MBA), an internationally well known and at large esteemed counsel specializing in general crook law, has more than a decade of hands-on experience assisting to take to court fight crimes and violent death around the world.
?We are gratified to publicize that Nicholas Koumjian will be fasten with Associate Dean for International and Comparative Legal Studies at George Washington University?s Law School Susan Karamanian, Dr. Jermaine McCalpin, an consultant on reparations and reconciliation, and Kate Nahapetian, ANCA?s Government Affairs Director, for what will certainly be a noteworthy row on Armenian rights, Turkish reparations, and general responsibilities connected to the Armenian Genocide,? mentioned ANCA Executive Director Aram Hamparian. ?Mr. Koumjian?s appearance will increase a special functional and prosecutorial dimension to the discussions and, no doubt, increase severely to the community?s dialogue on the trail deliver toward a guileless and only fortitude of the Armenian Genocide.?
Armenian Cause 2.0?s full report of informative workshops and interactive presentations ? inclusive speakers such as POLITICO?s National Politics Editor Charles Mahtesian, one-time U.S. Ambassador to Armenia, John Evans, and start-up internet financier Haig Kayserian ? will be complemented by amicable and networking opportunities, such as a cooking accepting at the Armenian Embassy hosted by Armenian Ambassador to the United States Tatoul Markarian.
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