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	GEZA FEKETEKUTY EMPLOYMENT
	East Coast Residence & Office 706 A 15^th St S Arlington, VA 22202 Phone (703)769-0723 Email gezaf@aol.com West Coast Office: Monterey Institute of International Studies 425 Van Buren Street, Monterey, CA 93940 e-mail gezaf@miis.edu INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL DIPLOMACY PROJECT, INC. 1998 - President The Institute for Trade & Commercial Diplomacy, Inc. is a non-profit organization devoted to the development of graduate teaching materials on Commercial Diplomacy, and the advancement of graduate education programs in Commercial Diplomacy. It is funded by grants, and its materials are available to the public. MONTEREY INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 1998 - Distinguished Professor of Commercial Diplomacy Responsibilities Teach Courses on Commercial Diplomacy Other Activities Consult on trade policy and negotiating issues Teach short training courses on trade policy making and negotiation for government departments, international organizations, non-profit organizations. MONTEREY INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 1995-1998 Director, Center for Trade and Commercial Diplomacy Responsibilities Manage research program in International Trade Manage new Master Degree program in Commercial Diplomacy Oversee trade related consulting activities Teach graduate courses in trade policy and negotiation Participate in research and consulting activities of the Center Accomplishments Developed innovative, new graduate degree program in Commercial Diplomacy Developed new public policy research and business consulting program in trade field Published numerous articles on cutting edge trade policy issues Helped Ukrainian government develop training program for trade officials, and helped Trade Department of the government of Sri Lanka in adapting its policies and organization to a more market-oriented environment. OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE 1974 - 1995 Senior Policy Advisor to the U.S. Trade Representative 1990 - Present Counselor to the U.S. Trade Representative 1985 - 1990 Senior Assistant U.S. Trade Representative 1982 - 1985 Assistant U.S. Trade Representative 1978 - 1982 Director for Trade Analysis and Policy Planning 1974 - 1978 Responsibilities Advise U.S. Trade Representative on trade policy issues (1974-1995) Develop U.S. trade policy objectives and strategies (1974-1989) Chair the OECDTrade Committee (1991-1995) Represent the United States in the OECD Trade Committee (1974-1991) Manage economic research and policy analysis staff (1974-1985) Negotiate agreements on trade in services (1981-1985) Inform public on trade policy issues through speeches and articles Supervise development of computer unit and database (1974-1981) Key Accomplishments Developed concepts that guided U.S. trade policy from 1974 to 1995 Developed framework for international rules on trade on services Developed agenda for Uruguay Round of Trade Negotiations Developed work program of new trade issues for post-Uruguay Round period Coordinated U.S. negotiating strategy for Tokyo Round of trade talks Awards Presidential Meritorious Rank Award(1981) INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION 1990-1992 Scholar-in-Residence Responsibilities Comment on proposals and drafts of industry studies Identify new research topics Carry out research on trade policy issues COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS 1972 - 1974 Senior Staff Economist for International Trade and Finance Responsibilities Carry out economic analysis of international trade and monetary issues Prepare memos for the President on international economic issues Draft international chapter of annual Economic Report of the President Represent CEA in interagency coordination if international economic policies OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET 1968 - 1972 Budget Examiner, International Economist Responsibilities Review budget requests and programs of AID, OPIC, ITC and USTR Analyze international trade and monetary issues Represent OMB in interagency coordination of international economic policies JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, Professorial Lecturer 1980 - 1983 Taught course on international trade CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Visiting Professor 1967 - 1968 Taught courses on international economics and macro economics PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, Instructor 1965 - 1967 Taught courses on accounting, corporate finance, development economics, and international economics BOOK OF THE MONTH CLUB, 1959 - 1965 Consultant 1962 - 1965 Statistical Analyst 1960 - 1962 Data Processing Machine Operator 1959 - 1960
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