Maeve Presutti is a senior at the Ranney School and is honored to serve as the Secretary-General for the inaugural Ranney Middle School Model United Nations Conference (RAMUNC I). She first discovered her passion for Model UN early in high school and has since developed a strong interest in international relations, diplomacy, and public speaking. At Ranney, Maeve is actively involved in numerous clubs, serving as President of both the Spanish Honor Society and the Model United Nations team, where she continues to strengthen her leadership and collaborative skills. Maeve is thrilled to welcome the delegates of RAMUNC I and looks forward to seeing their energy, creativity, and diplomacy bring this new tradition to life.

Jack Hibell is a rising sophomore at the Ranney School and is honored to serve as an Under-Secretary-General for the inaugural Ranney Middle School Model United Nations Conference (RAMUNC I). He first became involved in Model UN during his freshman year and has since developed a strong enthusiasm for debate, global affairs, and collaborative problem-solving. At Ranney, Jack is actively involved in a variety of extracurriculars, including swimming and Harvard Model Congress, where he continues to strengthen his skills as both a delegate and a leader. Jack is thrilled to welcome the delegates of RAMUNC I and looks forward to seeing their passion, creativity, and diplomacy bring this new tradition to life.

Emma Lawson is a Junior at the Ranney School and is honored to serve as an Under-Secretary-General for the inaugural Ranney Middle School Model United Nations Conference (RAMUNC I). She discovered Model UN early in high school and enjoys the opportunities it provides to learn about international issues, practice diplomacy, and engage in thoughtful debate. At Ranney, Emma is also a dedicated athlete, competing in both track and cross country, which have strengthened her discipline and teamwork skills. She is excited to welcome the delegates of RAMUNC I and looks forward to helping make this first conference an inspiring and memorable experience.

Ilana Kasner is a senior at the Ranney School and is honored to serve as the Harvard Model Congress Under-Secretary-General for the inaugural Ranney Middle School Model United Nations Conference (RAMUNC I). She is an active participant in Harvard Model Congress, where she has developed her skills in debate, public speaking, and collaborative problem-solving. Outside of her academic interests, Ilana is passionate about the performing arts and has been deeply involved in school musicals, where she enjoys bringing stories to life on stage. She is thrilled to take on a leadership role at RAMUNC I and looks forward to helping make the conference a meaningful and engaging experience for all delegates.

O’Hara Kane-Assatly is a senior at the Ranney School and is honored to serve as a Harvard Model Congress Under-Secretary-General for the inaugural Ranney Middle School Model United Nations Conference (RAMUNC I). She is an active member of Harvard Model Congress, where she has strengthened her skills in debate, leadership, and collaborative problem-solving. Beyond her academic interests, O’Hara is deeply involved in the performing arts, participating in school musicals, and is also a dedicated athlete on the girls’ tennis team. She is excited to take on this leadership role and looks forward to helping ensure that RAMUNC I is a successful and memorable experience for all delegates.

Stella Ross is an experienced delegate and leader in Model United Nations and Model Congress. She has specialized in crisis committees at Ivy League Model United Nations conferences, where she has excelled in fast-paced, high-stakes debate. Stella also won a gavel at Harvard Model Congress, showcasing her strength in both diplomacy and parliamentary strategy. At RAMUNC, she is excited to bring her passion for innovative problem-solving and her experience in competitive conferences to help foster engaging, high-level debate for all delegates.