Rafael Romeu
Algemeen Directeur bij DevTech Systems, Inc.
Profiel
Rafael Romeu is currently the President & Chief Executive Officer at DevTech Systems, Inc. He previously worked as a Member-Governors Board at the Central Bank of Venezuela, a Principal at the International Monetary Fund, a Principal at the US Department of State, a Principal at the U.S.
Department of the Treasury, and as the President of The Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy.
Dr. Romeu holds a doctorate degree from the University of Maryland.
Actieve functies van Rafael Romeu
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DevTech Systems, Inc.
DevTech Systems, Inc. Data Processing ServicesTechnology Services DevTech Systems, Inc. provides development consulting, technical assistance and training services. Its practices include monitoring and evaluation, public financial management and fiscal sustainability, knowledge management and data analytics, education, gender and youth, energy and environment, and security, transparency and governance. The company's projects include economics analysis and data services, Nigeria support for strategic information and project management services, and Guatemala monitoring and evaluation program. DevTech Systems was founded by Jorge A. Sanguinetty in 1984 and is headquartered in Arlington, VA. | Algemeen Directeur | 01-06-2014 |
Eerdere bekende functies van Rafael Romeu
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The Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy | President | 01-01-2012 |
Central Bank of Venezuela
Central Bank of Venezuela General GovernmentGovernment Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) is the Venezuelan Government's central bank. Created by law in 1939, the Bank's fundamental objective is to achieve price stability and preserve the internal and external value of the currency as part of public policies designed to facilitate economic development in Venezuela. Based in Caracas, BCV formulates and carries out monetary policy, participates in designing and carrying out exchange rate policy, regulates currency, credit and interest rates, and administers international reserves. The Bank also manages the Macroeconomic Stabilization Fund, a Government of Venezuela fund which was created in 1999 to hedge the fluctuation of income generated by crude oil and to stimulate non-commodity sectors of the economy in an effort to diversify and reduce reliance on oil. | Directeur/Bestuurslid | - |
US Department of State (District of columbia) | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
U.S. Department of the Treasury | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
International Monetary Fund | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Opleiding van Rafael Romeu
University of Maryland | Doctorate Degree |
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DevTech Systems, Inc.
DevTech Systems, Inc. Data Processing ServicesTechnology Services DevTech Systems, Inc. provides development consulting, technical assistance and training services. Its practices include monitoring and evaluation, public financial management and fiscal sustainability, knowledge management and data analytics, education, gender and youth, energy and environment, and security, transparency and governance. The company's projects include economics analysis and data services, Nigeria support for strategic information and project management services, and Guatemala monitoring and evaluation program. DevTech Systems was founded by Jorge A. Sanguinetty in 1984 and is headquartered in Arlington, VA. | Technology Services |
International Monetary Fund | Government |
US Department of State (District of columbia) | Government |
U.S. Department of the Treasury | Government |
Central Bank of Venezuela
Central Bank of Venezuela General GovernmentGovernment Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) is the Venezuelan Government's central bank. Created by law in 1939, the Bank's fundamental objective is to achieve price stability and preserve the internal and external value of the currency as part of public policies designed to facilitate economic development in Venezuela. Based in Caracas, BCV formulates and carries out monetary policy, participates in designing and carrying out exchange rate policy, regulates currency, credit and interest rates, and administers international reserves. The Bank also manages the Macroeconomic Stabilization Fund, a Government of Venezuela fund which was created in 1999 to hedge the fluctuation of income generated by crude oil and to stimulate non-commodity sectors of the economy in an effort to diversify and reduce reliance on oil. | Government |
The Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy |