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 JOSEPH APREKU-MENSAH
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 Philip Cohen
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As a consultant with more than 11 years of progressive experience, I have grown adept at capturing opportunities for financial improvement, cost reduction and systems enhancement. My hands-on management style balanced with an excellent ability to delegate has helped in motivating teams to provide exceptional financial management support to regionally-dispersed business units. A known business partner, I work closely with the executive management team and functional leadership to develop and enhance existing financial and operational strategies. * Send us your requirements through my email below. * E-mail: Phillipbruce59@usa.com * Commercial Real Estate Funding | Project Funding and other loan facilities. Yours Sincerely. Mr. Phillip Cohen. |
 VEDAT BATATINA
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CEO INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT |
 Augustine Asamoah
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No Description |
 Abinet Hayeso
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believe in hard work not by lucky |
 Aboubacar Traore
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No Description |
 Cynthia Aseye Adzika
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 Antonio E. Kanda
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 Amanda Glassman
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 Alvaro S. Gonzalez
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Alvaro González is the Principal Economist for the Jobs Group at the World Bank. At the Bank, he has advised governments in Africa, East and Central Europe, the Middle East, South Asia and Latin America. Alvaro is a microeconomist specialized in firm performance, competition and regulatory issues. For most of his career, his research interests have been in identifying factors that affect the performance and productivity growth of firms in developing economies. At present, he is now focused on how these topics relate to firm-level job creation, destruction and the nature of jobs created and who has the best chance to get (or lose) these jobs. Before working for the Bank, he worked in the ICT sector in the public sector, as a regulator, and in the private sector. He was employed at Bell Labs as a Research Scientist in the Internet Economics and Statistics research group right after finishing his PhD. Alvaro did graduate work in economics at MIT and the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). He was born in Montevideo, Uruguay. |