Hon. Amie Belmonte is the Philippine Honorary Consul and a multi-awarded leader known for her genuine servant and transformational leadership. Born in San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte, she grew up in Hawaii and moved to Nevada in 1997. With a Master's Degree in Public Health, focusing on Administration and Gerontology, Amie has worked with the Hawaii and Nevada State Legislatures. She made history as the first Director of Homeless Services for the State of Hawaii and the first Asian Director of Aging for Southern Nevada, managing multimillion-dollar grant-funded projects and building a Family Resource Center.
In 2001, she founded Senior Resources and Services, LLC, a pioneering company in geriatric care management, marketing, and consulting services, setting a model in the healthcare industry. Amie is deeply involved in Christian ministry and biblical education, serving on the governing board of New Hope Las Vegas church with her husband, Leo. Together, they are passionate about global philanthropy and local civic projects.
Amie's leadership extends to the National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA), where she has served at state, regional, and national levels. She co-founded and led the Filipino American Political Organization with Equal Representation (FilAm P.O.W.E.R.) and has been an advisor to numerous associations. She is also an accomplished author, with her Amazon Best Seller "Dawn of a New Day: Stepping into Your Divine Destiny," and a sought-after inspirational speaker, coach, and curriculum developer.
Her exemplary leadership and charity work have earned her numerous accolades, including the Philippines' Presidential Award, the Lifetime Achievement Award from Fil Am News, and recognition as one of the 100 Most Influential Filipinas in the World by the Filipino American Women Network. Other honors include the Lion Leadership Award from NaFFAA, the Top Asian Leaders in Nevada by the Asian Chamber of Commerce, the International Philanthropy and Exceptional Leadership Award from REIN Awards, and the Golden Pearl Award for Community and Advocacy Services from the Filipino American Heritage Foundation. Amie has also received many Congressional Awards, Proclamations, and Resolutions from Nevada's Senators, Congressional Representatives, Clark County Commissioners, City Councils, and other government officials, celebrating her dedication to community service and leadership.
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