Over a full career in Washington, DC, starting as Statistical Asst on International Financial Statistics(IFS), then Portfolio Asst. at the International Monetary Fund, on to Portfolio Administration, and IT(then MIS) section of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, to Director of Transfer Pricing(Dept of Energy) in the investigation of international oil company overcharges. Last and most fulfilling, in International Policy Office(DOE) I was ombudsman for U.S. business projects in Japan, Korea and… Show more Over a full career in Washington, DC, starting as Statistical Asst on International Financial Statistics(IFS), then Portfolio Asst. at the International Monetary Fund, on to Portfolio Administration, and IT(then MIS) section of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, to Director of Transfer Pricing(Dept of Energy) in the investigation of international oil company overcharges. Last and most fulfilling, in International Policy Office(DOE) I was ombudsman for U.S. business projects in Japan, Korea and Pakistan, resolving sensitive business problems through appropriate governmental agencies and foreign embassies. In addition to these activities, I coordinated foreign delegations' visits here, arranged high level meetings, to include briefing book preparation(dangling issues, desired outcomes) for visiting principals. Coordinated U.S.data exchanges among major Western international institutions(OECD, Int Energy Agency, Nuclear Energy Agency, ASEAN, and their numerous sub-working groups).I was also International Policy Office's Customer Service Administrator advising on methods of providing public transparency and reach(who does what w/phone numbers)into our complex operations. That process also helped political appointees understand our activity, and provided a basis for the next year's budget submission to Congress. Show less