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ADVISORY COUNCIL

Margaret Cleary resides near Boston, Massachusetts, and is a nationally recognized specialist in rehabilitation, diabetes, and blindness.

Scott Dimetrosky is the executive director of the International Mountain Explorers Connection, which promotes responsible and sustainable connections between travelers and the people of developing mountain regions of the world.

Dorje Dolma grew up in the remote region of Dolpo, Nepal, and was raised in the nomadic Tibetan culture. She was the recipient of lifesaving spinal surgery sponsored by All Together Now International. She does public presentations on her firsthand experience with the Tibetan and Nepali culture and the help that can be provided.

Tsering Dolma grew up in India as a Tibetan refugee. She was the recipient of multiple surgeries sponsored by All Together Now International. She is currently a student at the University of Colorado and does public presentations on the Tibetan culture and her experiences in India and the USA.

Rick Doty is a certified public accountant in Boulder, Colorado, and provides financial and accounting advice to All Together Now International.

Michael Friedenberg is a real estate broker in Santa Rosa, California.

Dr. Eric Jamrich  is an orthopedic surgeon and partner of ATNI board member, John Odom, MD, at the Rocky Mountain Spine Clinic, P.C., in Denver, Colorado.

Dr. Jill Kamon is a pediatrician in Boulder, Colorado, who has volunteered extensively to provide medical care for children brought to the United States by All Together Now International.

Jon Krakauer is the best-selling author of Into Thin Air and other books who established the Everest '96 Memorial Fund to provide funding for charitable work in Nepal.

Dr. David Spiegel is an orthopedic surgeon in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Dr. Spiegel is the program director in Nepal for Orthopaedic Overseas (a division of Health Volunteers Overseas, based in Washington, D.C.). He makes frequent trips to Nepal, spending extensive time at the Hospital and Rehabilitation Center for Disabled Children.