Boudewijn MohrPrior to joining Unicef in 1985, Boudewijn Mohr was a senior international corporate banker in New York with Chase Manhattan Bank at Société Générale's branch. Joining Unicef in Geneva, his brief was to support its National Committees to diversify thir sources of income, more specifically through designing strategies for building partnerships and raising funds with corporations in Europe. It was not until he reached Africa that Boudewijn Mohr began to feel professional satisfaction and fulfilment of a life's objective: public service in an international organisation "in the field". In the process he acquired more than 25 years of working experience in Africa. His role of a Unicef country programme and operational management specialist took him to some 36 countries on the African continent. Moreover he wrote extensively for Unicef, including Situation Analysis on children and women, mid-term reviews and official documents for Unicef's Executive Board. He wrote a series of feature articles in the Dutch daily NRC-Handelsblad on the sovereign debt crisis as it unfolded in the developing world in the 1980s. He is the author of "The Language of International Trade", published by Regents Publishing Co of New York (Hachette) in 1978. A national of the Netherlands, Boudewijn Mohr holds a Master degree in Law from Leiden University in the Netherlands and an MBA from INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France. Read More Read Less