President and CEO of the Nation Voice Foundation, USA
Victoria Martino is a visionary leader and humanitarian advocate with over 14 years of experience in hospitality and international relations, known for her unwavering commitment to global collaboration, civic engagement, and educational equity.
Her professional journey began in 2010 at the Embassy of Bulgaria in Moscow, where she worked in legal and immigration visa services. In 2012, she transitioned into the hospitality and travel sector, joining Russian Express, a prominent international tourism and hospitality company based in Moscow. Through these experiences, she developed strong international relations — particularly with key partners in the United Arab Emirates — and sharpened her leadership and cross-cultural communication skills.
In 2016, Victoria immigrated to the United States and began a new chapter in her public service journey. She pursued her passion for public policy and earned an associate degree in Political Science at Norwalk Community College before continuing toward a bachelor's degree in political science at the University of Connecticut. Victoria gained legislative experience at the Connecticut General Assembly in Hartford, where she was actively engaged in public policy research and constituent services. Building on that foundation, Victoria went on to coordinate and support multiple political campaigns for candidates and public leaders across the United States — including in New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Georgia.
From 2021 to 2023, Victoria served at the Saint Pio Foundation as a coordinator of the Relics of Padre Pio and gaining deeper insight into humanitarian work. After stepping down from the role, she traveled to Rwanda — a life-changing experience that led her to establish the Nation Voice Foundation, a mission-driven organization focused on education, international engagement, and humanitarian advocacy.
Outside of her work, Victoria enjoys reading about philosophy, history, and space. She finds joy in hiking, discovering new places, and spending time with her daughter, Melania.
Lois P. Campbell, MSN, is a distinguished global health leader and humanitarian with over 36 years of experience across clinical care, community service, and international development.
Originally from Jamaica, she immigrated to the United States at age 23, bringing with her a deep commitment to healing, service, and social impact.
While continuing her clinical work at Montefiore Medical Center in New York, Lois has dedicated herself to advancing global well-being through international health and education programs. As District Coordinator for the Lions Clubs International Foundation (2022–2025), she leads initiatives focused on public health, community resilience, and humanitarian relief worldwide. Her exemplary service has earned her multiple recognitions across the Lions global network.
In 2025, Lois joined Nation Voice Foundation as Executive Director of International Programs, where she helps lead the Foundation's global outreach and strategic partnerships. She plays a pivotal role in advancing the Educational Humanitarian Pact — a core initiative designed to unite academic, cultural, and humanitarian missions across continents. Her diplomatic acumen and commitment to service help strengthen the Foundation's collaborations with international institutions, NGOs, and global leaders.
Lois is known for her integrity, warmth, and leadership grounded in compassion. She resides in Mt. Vernon, New York, and is a devoted mother of two sons and grandmother of three.
Karapet is an accomplished entrepreneur and seasoned professional originating from Armenia and currently based in Belgium. With a robust track record spanning multiple years, Karapet has navigated the realms of startups, multinational corporations, and non-profit organizations with finesse. Their forte lies in the strategic expansion of markets, where they have consistently demonstrated prowess in identifying opportunities and spearheading initiatives that drive business growth and societal impact.
The Rev. Robert Bacon is the Rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Lynnfield, Massachusetts. During his priesthood Rob has served in a variety of settings including parishes of all sizes, on the Bishop's diocesan staff, and in specialty ministries including with combat veterans and with professional seafarers from around the world.
Prior to entering the ministry Rob served as the Deputy Legislative Director for the Governor of Massachusetts, and before that as a Naval Officer for seven years, first as a Surface Warfare Officer aboard two combatants (including a combat tour to the Persian Gulf) and then as a Deep Sea Diving Officer conducting rescue and salvage operations.
Rob is still a very active mariner and scuba diver who leads church Creation Care ministries focused upon the health of our oceans and our planet, and he enjoys introducing new divers to the mysteries of the deep. He lives in Lexington, Massachusetts and enjoys long distance swimming and biking.
Marina Julia Neary was born in Eastern Europe in a family of classical musicians and came to the United States in the early 1990s. She holds a BA in journalism from LaSalle University. A cultural exchange enthusiast, she has been working for Au Pair in America, the flagship program of the American Institute for Foreign Study. In her parallel career as a writer, she focuses on military history.
She managed a branch of Charity Music, a non-profit organization with a mission to distribute musical instruments to interested children who could not afford them otherwise. Her play "Lady with a Lamp" was produced in Greenwich, CT, and the proceeds went to muscular dystrophy research.
As a member of the neurodivergent community, she has contributed articles to the Russian speaking community to advance autism awareness. She looks forward to engaging her cross-cultural savvy and passion for philanthropy to advance the Nation Voice Foundation.
Our Mission Crew is made up of passionate young people who support our initiatives locally and globally. Their energy, action, and purpose keep the mission moving forward.
