Ethan Moncarz (Secretary General)
Ethan was a successful USG during TIMEMUN 2024 and plans to bring just as much energy and effort into TIMEMUN 2025, now as the Secretary-General. Ethan has a deep love and interest for all topics around geopolitics, and he is a competitive debater. The combination of these two aspects gives him a fond appreciation for MUN and everything it stands for. Ethan is dedicated to making this conference the best one yet!
Charity Meyer (USG of Press and Social)
Charity Meyer is 18 years old. She’s a third-culture kid and diplomat who has traveled the world, immersing herself in diverse cultures and building connections across borders. As a senior, she brings a global perspective and a keen understanding of communication, which she plans to further develop by majoring in marketing. At this conference, she serves as the USG of Press and Social, using her expertise to ensure dynamic coverage, foster engagement, and amplify the voices that make this event truly international. With her passion for storytelling and cross-cultural dialogue, Charity is dedicated to making this conference an unforgettable experience.
Malina Howard-Mims (USG of Delegates, Distractions, and Sleep )
Malina moved to Israel two years ago and has been participating in and loving the MUN community here ever since. She is excited for TIMEMUN 2025 to be her last conference at WBAIS, and can’t wait to chair the mafia crisis. Malina hopes that this conference she can yell as much as she wants without losing her voice.
Joshua Yaw (USG of Tech)
Joshua has been in MUN for 3 years, he is now in 12th grade and hopes to make his last TIMEMUN a truly memorable experience. For TIMEMUN 25, he was abruptly promoted to USG of Tech and manager of the TIMEMUN website after Steven Aiello asked him to figure it out. He hopes the next guy will either rebuild the website from the ground up or have thorough knowledge of the website builder since it is really old and full of spaghetti code. However, he believes that he has done a good job and is still riding the high of his promotion.
Gabby Meyer (USG of placards)
Sarah Thorne (USG Global Village and Position papers)
Sarah has been with TIMEMUN for two years now and is very excited to work her hardest to make this the best MUN conference for everyone. As USG of the global village this year, Sarah hopes that the village experience can introduce delegates to new cultures and be an opportunity for fun memories. Sarah loves how MUN can bring light to new pressing issues and also be a chance to develop to friendships, and wishes the best of luck to all TIMEMUN delegates this year!
Finnian Thorne (USG Admins)
This is Finnian’s second TIMEMUN, he is in 7th grade and aims to replicate the success he had last year, where he got an award for being the absolute best admin. He looks forward to working with everyone to make TIMEMUN 25 a conference to remember
Gil Naor (Assistant Director)
Gil Naor has been the Assistant Director of the MUN club at WBAIS for the past three years. Working in foreign affairs in the U.S. before his teaching career, Gil helps the delegates become familiar with various global issues and develop strong diplomatic skills. Similar to his motto as a wave surfer, which says that there is no one right way to ride a wave, so does his understanding that there are many ways to navigate international diplomacy, negotiations, and policy-making.
Steven Aiello (Advisor)
Steven Aiello has run over 30 MUN conferences and led over 25 delegations abroad, including Best Small Delegation at both Yale MUN and YMUN Europe. He is still trying to come up with an MUN basketball committee.