Join us for the 26th episode of our monthly livestream, "Consulting Without Borders LIVE - Perspectives," where we explore the complexities and nuances of advising government leaders in emerging market countries on nationwide economic reforms and other transition economy challenges.
Please note that we have moved the start time of our show one hour later, and it is now 14:00 GMT (UTC).
We are honored to host Christopher Bender, who has over 30 years of experience working in international development consulting for clients such as the IMF, World Bank, UN, regional development banks, and various bilateral aid agencies. He’s worked in over 75 countries on assignments ranging from public pension reform to fiscal policy to the management of public investment portfolios.
A graduate of Princeton University, where he studied Economics, and Stanford University, where he received an MBA, Christopher will be joining us live from his residence in Lake Oswego, Oregon. He lives there with his wife, Caitlin, who retired from Nike last year, his son, Nathan, who is entering 12th grade, and their dog, Ella, an English Setter.
Key Takeaways:
- Intricacies of Advising Governments: Explore the unique challenges involved in consulting for government decision-makers.
- Navigating Political Dynamics: Discover strategies for handling political environments and dynamics in different countries, ensuring effective advisory outcome.
- Effective Communication & Trust: Learn how to communicate complex issues clearly and persuasively while building and maintaining trust with high-level government officials.
Don't miss the chance to engage with us live through the comments section by asking questions and sharing your own perspectives.
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