Paul Ramkissoon Named inaugural President of EBAA

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As the board of directors begin to form up for the newly founded EBAA, Paul Ramkissoon has accepted the role of president.

This inception of this organization was a part of Mr.Ramkissoon’s vision to unite former cadets, foster relationships within the community and charitably support the ACHS Army JROTC program.

Paul looks forward to using his experience and expertise to help EBAA grow and prosper.

Paul Ramkissoon Named Inaugural President Of AJAA

As the board of directors begin to form up for the newly founded AJAA, Paul Ramkissoon has accepted the role of president

The whole concept of AJAA is a brainchild of his vision and he has spearheaded the initiative.

He is presently looking for board members

If you have an interest, please reach out to Paul at Paul.Ramkissoon@gmail.com.

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Paul Ramkissoon Named Inaugural President Of AJAA

Paul Ramkissoon Named Inaugural President Of AJAA

Paul Ramkissoon Named Inaugural President Of AJAA

Paul Ramkissoon Named Inaugural President Of AJAA
Paul Ramkissoon Named Inaugural President Of AJAA

01/30/2023|Staff

As the board of directors begin to form up for the newly founded AJAA, Paul Ramkissoon has accepted the role of president. The whole concept of AJAA is a brainchild of his vision and he has spearheaded the initiative. He is presently looking for board members. If you have an interest, please reach out to Paul at Paul.Ramkissoon@gmail.com.

The Atlantic JROTC Alumni Association (AJAA) is proud to announce that Paul Ramkissoon has accepted the role of President. This inception of this organization was a part of Mr.Ramkissoon’s vision to unite former cadets, foster relationships within the community and charitably support the ACHS Army JROTC program. Paul looks forward to using his experience and expertise to help AJAA grow and prosper. He brings a wealth of knowledge and insight that will be invaluable as AJAA moves forward.

“When I attended high school I was actively involved in two programs, the IB and JROTC. Over the years, I’ve come to realize that many of the lessons that I’ve learned in the Army JROTC program have been invaluable, from interpersonal relationships, to leadership to management principles, to motivational principles and more. I fondly remember my time as a cadet and I still share wonderful friendships with people who were my fellow cadets. My vision for this group is to expand this base and reach others who share similar nostalgic feelings about the corps.  This should allow for a more connected alumni group that can benefit both the alums and the cadets currently in the program.”- Paul Ramkissoon. 

If you are interested in becoming a board member, please reach out to Paul at Paul.Ramkissoon@gmail.com. Thank you for your continued support!

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