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Douglas Kramer is listed as Foreign Affairs Professional Building Strong Teams and with Particular Experience in Eurasia and Germany based in Washington, District Of Columbia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at state.gov and a matched LinkedIn profile for Douglas Kramer.
Douglas Kramer previously worked as Deputy Director, Office of Monetary Affairs, Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs at U.S. Department Of State and Minister Counselor for Economic Affairs at U.S. Embassy Moscow. Douglas Kramer holds Russian Language, Area Studies, Economics from U.S. Foreign Service Institute.
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Foreign affairs professional with over 29 years experience in economic diplomacy, seeking to contribute skills to private sector, academic, or non-profit organization.• Focused on building and motivating teams, analysis, and working with private sector stakeholders. • Well-honed writing and editing skills.• Strong focus on energy and trade issues. • Particular experience in Eurasian and German affairs. • Fluent in Russian and German. • Current U.S. Government clearance.
Listed skills include Foreign Policy, International Relations, International Development, Policy Analysis, and 24 others.
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Washington D.C. Metro Area
Served as primary manager for office covering international debt, loan guarantees, and macroeconomic issues for the State Department, including leading the U.S. delegation to the Paris Club for sovereign debt management. Managed and mentored an 11-person office of Foreign Service and Civil Service professionals, including recruiting new personnel.
Moscow, Russian Federation
Headed 15-person office responsible for all U.S. Government economic policy issues with the Russian Federation. Served as primary economic adviser to the U.S. ambassador to Russia. At a time of substantial bilateral tensions following Russia's actions in Ukraine, ensured the Embassy's Economic Section provided top-flight and extremely timely analysis of.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Served as Deputy Director of growing office in State Department's then-new Energy Resources Bureau, responsible for mentoring, tasking assignments, and overall management of six Foreign Service and Civil Service professionals. On an acting basis, served concurrently as Deputy Director of the Office of Africa and Asia from 2011 to 2012. In addition, served.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Directed the Office for Africa and Europe, responsible for the all aspects of U.S. human rights policy for 97 countries in sub-Saharan Africa and Europe. Responsible for leading and managing an office of 25 Foreign Service and Civil Service staff. In September 2010, due to a bureau-wide reorganization, became Director of the Office of Africa, covering 48.
Kiev, Ukraine
Served as the Ambassador's senior adviser on economic issues in Ukraine and kept policymakers in Washington informed about economic developments in Ukraine, with a special focus on barriers to economic reform. Developed and shaped policies to meet U.S. strategic goals in response to rapidly changing economic and political factors in Ukraine and advocated.
Berlin Area, Germany
Served as officer for telecommunications and energy, advocating for the further opening of Germany's network industries (telecommunications, cable TV, energy, posts) to benefit U.S. firms seeking access to this significant market. In one case, employed advocacy to help ensure that a U.S. firm was able to bid for several television stations in an insolvency.
Moscow, Russian Federation
Served as senior trade policy officer in Embassy Moscow's Economic Section. Liaised with U.S. Trade Representative's office and other U.S. Government agencies to negotiate Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO). Advised Washington agencies on Russian policies and developments related to the accession, and followed Russian public and.
Frankfurt Am Main Area, Germany
Served as the lead reporting officer on political and economic affairs in the German state of Hesse and for the city of Frankfurt and also did a significant amount of reporting on the state of Saarland. Established contacts with high-level officials in German state governments and with all major political parties. Also reported on economic and financial.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Served as first Department of State desk officer for an independent Ukraine. Also served as first desk officer for independent Belarus, and after a full-time desk officer was hired, served as back-up on Belarus. Worked closely with the staff and leadership of the first U.S. Embassies in Kiev, Ukraine and Minsk, Belarus to ensure that they had the staffing.
Gaborone, Botswana
Served as the chief substantive reporting officer at the U.S. Embassy in Botswana during the period when neighboring South Africa was ending apartheid. Served as the Ambassador's chief political advisor, analyzed and reported on internal political developments and Botswana's bilateral foreign relations. Followed Botwana's positions in regional and.
Zürich Area, Switzerland
Served as Chief of the American Citizens Services Section, providing assistance to U.S. citizens regarding welfare and whereabouts, death, repatriation, destitution and arrest cases. Performed passport, notarial, and other services for a resident American population of 7,200. Supervised three locally-engaged professional employees. Assisted the work of the.
Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
Co-founder of chemical paint and rust removal service, working with both manufacturing companies and with automobile restoration hobbyists. Took lead responsibility for finance/accounting, human relations, regulatory compliance, as well as credit and accounts receivable management. In addition, worked extensively with partner on sales and production.
Various courses of professional training, including a 9-month economics course in 1993-4, and 8 months of Russian language training in.
Awarded honorable mention in the Professor Michael J. Handel Essay Award Competition.
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Douglas Kramer is listed as Foreign Affairs Professional Building Strong Teams and with Particular Experience in Eurasia and Germany.
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Douglas Kramer is based in Washington, District Of Columbia, United States.
Douglas Kramer has worked for U.S. Department Of State, U.S. Embassy Moscow, U.S.Embassy Kyiv, U.S. Embassy Berlin, and U.S. Consulate General Frankfukrt.
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Douglas Kramer holds Russian Language, Area Studies, Economics from U.S. Foreign Service Institute.
Douglas Kramer is listed with skills including Foreign Policy, International Relations, International Development, Policy Analysis, Public Policy, Diplomacy, Public Diplomacy, and International Security.
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