John Thompson Email & Phone Number

Boston Institute For Developing Economies

He specializes in research, consulting and capacity building in the financial sector and corporate governance. John Thompson has been a consultant to the OECD, the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, USAID, the Groupe d'Économie Mondiale at Institut d'Études Politiques, the Harvard Institute for International Development and the APEC Center for Finance.

Taught economics and finance at Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh and the Graduate International Business School at Brandeis University.

As Financial Counselor (2000-05) worked on interdisciplinary projects and those involving cooperation with other international organizations. As member of the Vulnerabilities Group of the Financial Stability Forum (FSF), collaborated with experts from central banks, financial supervisors and other international organizations in identifying possible.

Pittsburgh

Began Mellon's international economics program. After two years, named chief of international economics unit. Developed Mellon's country risk systems. Responsible for all work on country risk. Advised International Department and Senior Management on strategy. Made presentations inside and outside Bank. Supervised and trained economists and research.

Greater New York City Area

Responsible for analysis and forecasting of United States economy, balance of payments and domestic and international financial markets. Wrote foreign exchange market reports for Federal Open Market Committee. May September 1971, Federal Reserve System representative at Center for Latin American Monetary Studies (CEMLA) in Mexico City.