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BIAC
Secretariat
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Policy and Managerial Staff : |
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Secretary
General |
Tadahiro Asami |
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Senior Policy Manager |
Hanni Rosenbaum |
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Senior Policy Manager |
Nicole Primmer |
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Senior Policy Manager |
Dirk Manske |
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Communications Manager |
Mark Primmer |
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Administrative Staff : |
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Budget
and Finance |
Marie-Therese
Dos Reis |
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Facilities
Co-ordination |
Salette Bellavoine |
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Publications
& Website |
Nathalie Mazier |
Tadahiro
Asami(Japan), was named BIAC's Secretary General in
January 2007.
Mr. Asami is responsible for the operational leadership and management of the
BIAC. This includes the representation at the OECD of the business communities of 30
member countries with regard to the full spectrum of public policy issues addressed by
OECD governments and advanced by the private sector.
Before coming to BIAC, Mr. Asami was
immersed in international finance for more than forty years, beginning
his career with the Bank of Tokyo (now called the Bank of
Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. after its merger). With extensive
experience in the fields of capital market, project finance, corporate
and emerging market finance, from bases in Tokyo, London and New York,
he dealt with financial crisis including Latin America in the 1980s
and Asia in the late 1990s. He has also served at the World Bank and
the Asian Development Bank. Most
recently he served as Advisor to the President of the Institute for
International Monetary Affairs (IIMA), a non-profit research institute
for international monetary studies established 1995. At the IIMA, Mr.
Asami provided high quality information, and presented opinions
relating to international finance and monetary issues to both Japanese
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Hanni
Rosenbaum(Germany/France), joined BIAC in September 1997. She manages BIAC's activities in the areas of energy, environmental policy, agriculture, chemicals, biotechnology, technology policy,
IPR,
nanotechnology,
and health care. Ms. Rosenbaum holds degrees in French and
English linguistics from Cologne University, in
applied economic sciences from the Hautes Etudes Commerciales (HEC) in
Brussels, and in international relations from the Centre for
Diplomatic and Strategic Studies in Paris. |
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Nicole
Primmer(U.S.), came to BIAC in June 2000. She manages BIAC's
activities in the area of taxation and fiscal policy, competition, information
and communications policy, IPR, public governance, SMEs, employment, and education. Ms. Primmer holds a Masters
degree in International Affairs from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in
Political Science and French from Duquesne University. |
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Dirk
Manske(Germany), joined BIAC's Staff in
March 2005. He manages work on economics, trade, export credits, investment,
anti-corruption, corporate responsibility, corporate governance, and
non-OECD economies. Mr. Manske holds both a Masters and Bachelor
degree in Economics from Alberth-Ludwigs University Freiburg. |
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Mark
Primmer
(U.S.),
joined in 2004 to develop an updated web site and other communication
tools for BIAC. His responsibilities now include strategic planning,
internal and external communications, member relations, high-level
events management, PR and press relations as well as overseeing the
BIAC website. Mr. Primmer holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and a Master of Business
Administration from the University of Michigan. |
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Marie-Therese Dos Reis
Ms. Dos Reis has been a part of the BIAC Secretariat since February 1977. She
handles BIAC's accounting, general assembly, liaison meeting, executive
board meeting and OECD Ministerial preparation, assists the Secretary General and provides
administrative support for work in the areas of economic policy, non-member economies,
trade, export credits, public governance, agriculture. She also co-ordinates BIAC's
participation in the OECD's LMP programme. |
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Salette Bellavoine
A member of BIAC's support staff since October 1977, Ms. Bellavoine is responsible for
logistical co-ordination, office administration and managing BIAC's database. She is
responsible for administrative backup for the following policy groups: MNEs, bribery,
corporate governance, tax, competition, ELSA, health care and education.
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Nathalie Mazier
Ms. Mazier arrived at BIAC in April 1997. She oversees BIAC's distribution of OECD
publications, provides support on website management and offers administrative backup for
the following policy groups: energy, environment, climate change, waste management,
chemicals,
biotechnology, technology, nanotechnology, IPR as well as
information, computer and communications policy. |
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