Mentoring and Networking Forum connects Armenian professionals from around the world

Armenian professionals, students and those exploring a career change recently converged from around the globe at the 11th annual Mentoring and Networking Forum, organized by The Armenian American Health Professionals Organization (AAHPO) and the Armenian Engineers and Scientists of America Northeastern Section (AESA – NE). The free event, held virtually this year for the first time due to the pandemic, provided participants with an opportunity to consult with mentors and network with their peers. Professional disciplines represented included the fields of law, medicine/healthcare, biomedical/pharma, behavioral science, finance/business, general engineering, computer science/IT/cybersecurity, civil/structural/bridge engineering, mechanical engineering, and electrical/computer engineering.




Please send me more information on how I can help mentor Armenian youth.
I’m an experienced Armenian Genealogist with decades of experience. If you know anyone who can use my services please have them email me. You can post my resume to any sites you may be in contact with.
Thank you.
Alan Ouzoonian
Armenian Genealogist with nearly 50 years of experience in researching Armenian family history and immigration to the U.S. In-depth understanding of where immigrants arrived in America and who they were meeting has given me a 98% success rate in locating individuals. Tracking more than 200 of my family’s relatives has given me the experience and insight into Armenian immigrant travels to and from the U.S.
Alan Ouzoonian–Armenian Genealogist
Armenian Immigration
Research covering all Armenian immigration for major U.S. ports from 1618-1959. Expert in determining the name used by the immigrant upon arrival, configurations of the last name, spelling of the name, English translations used and person intended to meet.
Collection of the first 750 Armenians who immigrated to America by decade, name, birthdate, naturalization date and census data (if applicable) from 1618-1885.
U.S. Census Records
Covering from 1850-1940, from the first Armenians recorded in census records through 1940
PowerPoint Family Tree System
Creator of the PowerPoint Family Tree, a unique binder ready family tree using PowerPoint as the basis tool, utilizing my family’s long held philosophy that photographs, documents and family trees should all be in bookshelf binder format for ease of viewing, preservation and organization. (Each page is laid end to end to create any size family tree with each generation lining up precisely across all generations)
Ancestral family tree chart design up to 40” x 48”.
Ancestral Dating
Able to establish the birthdate of those who did not immigrate to America within 2 years as well as estimating death dates before or at the time of the Genocide.
Photographic Dating
Ability to date photographs within 2-3 years whether taken in Armenia or the U.S.
Traced and recorded a compilation of brief histories on the first 14 known Armenians in photography in America (which includes my paternal grandfather).
Document Translation
Armenian translations available (cost is separate from project cost).
Death/Birth/Marriage Certificates
Certificates can be provided if actual date and location is known (cost is separate from project cost).
Map of Kharput and surrounding Villages
Map showing all villages surrounding the province of Kharpet prior to 1915.
Map of Old Armenian Town in Fresno
Map showing Armenians and where they lived between 1915-1939
List of Armenian Population, Churches and Schools, prior to 1915
List showing historical data on some Armenian villages
Armenian Apostolic Churches in Western Armenian, prior to 1915
List of many Churches by village in Western Armenia
Rates are very reasonable; please contact me for a free quote at—-aouzoonian@aol.com.