Colonel Anabel Cornielle
Seminar Leader
BIOGRAPHY
Colonel Anabel M. Cornielle Suero is a career officer in the National Police of the Dominican Republic with 31 years of professional experience. Her career includes key assignments. She joined the institution while completing her university studies and has since developed a distinguished track record in public safety, criminal investigation, road safety, institutional management, and the protection of vulnerable populations.
Her key professional roles include serving as Director of Social Programs and Rescue of Children and Adolescents and Director of Communications for the Central Directorate of Tourism Police (POLITUR); Central Inspector for the Central Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DICRIM), where she was recognized as one of the institution’s most efficient inspectors; and Central Inspector for the Central Directorate of Prevention. Colonel Cornielle has also served as Director of the Traffic Accident Department, Officer-in-Charge of the Traffic Infraction Processing Department, and Zone Supervisor for the General Directorate of Traffic and Ground Transportation Safety (DIGESETT). In earlier stages of her career, she founded the Department for the Supervision of Female Personnel of the former Metropolitan Transportation Authority (AMET), now DIGESETT, directed IT units within the National Police, and worked as an investigator in the institution’s Forgery Department.
She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from the Universidad Católica de Santo Domingo; a Master of Science in Inter-American Defense and Security from the Inter-American Defense College in Washington, D.C.; and a Master’s Degree in Defense and National Security from the Universidad Nacional para la Defensa (UNADE). Her specialized training includes the United States Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program on Combating Human Trafficking, Leadership for Police Transformation, Train the Trainers with the European Union (EU), Human Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation Investigation, Police Management (General Staff equivalent), Political and Social Sciences, Project Management, Traffic Incident Specialist (Mexico), Human Rights, Use of Force, Police Observation for Peacekeeping Missions, and Executive Protection.
Among her honors are the Certificate of Academic Excellence from the Police Institute of Higher Education (IPES) and a recognition for outstanding performance at DIGESETT. She has been awarded the Police Merit Medal for Honor and Loyalty twice, most recently presented by the President of the Dominican Republic, Luis Rodolfo Abinader Corona.
Colonel Cornielle was born in Santo Domingo and is originally from Batey Central, Barahona Province, Dominican Republic. Her community has recognized her exemplary life journey, family values, and contributions to sports, particularly basketball, honoring her as a Maid of Honor and Distinguished Daughter of Batey Central. She is the daughter of schoolteacher Melania Suero and Carlos María Cornielle, a sugar industry worker, and is the mother of Robinson A. Ortiz and Ulianovsk Díaz Cornielle.
✉ anabel.cornielle@iadc.edu
Colonel Gustavo Furlan
Seminar Leader
BIOGRAPHY
Colonel Gustavo Furlan Aquino is an officer in the Brazilian Air Force with over 30 years of service and eighteen years of fighter aviation experience. Throughout his career, he has served as a fighter pilot and instructor, Commander of the 1st Fighter Aviation Group, and Director of the Air Force War Material Park. He also served as an aide-de-camp and presidential pilot for the Presidency of the Federative Republic of Brazil.
His professional experience encompasses air operations, defense logistics management, institutional coordination, strategic planning, and support for the modernization of the Brazilian airspace control system. He is a graduate of the Inter-American Defense College, where he earned a Master’s degree in Inter-American Defense and Security.
✉ gustavo.furlan@iadc.edu
Colonel Marcelo Martínez
Seminar Leader
BIOGRAPHY
Marcelo Martínez is a surface warfare officer in the Ecuadorian Navy with 24 years of service. He has extensive operational experience in naval and internal operations, humanitarian assistance, and disaster response. He has commanded missile boats and corvettes, including the Missile Corvette Quito and the Missile Boat Squadron. His training includes a Staff Course, a Command Course, and studies in cybersecurity and logistics management. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Naval Sciences and a Master’s degree in Hemispheric Security and Defense from the Inter-American Defense College (Class 65).
✉ marcelo.martinez@iadc.edu
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