Kristalina Georgieva

Managing Director, International Monetary Fund

Bulgarian economist and former CEO of the World Bank Georgieva has been the managing director of the International Monetary Fund since October 2019. Georgieva was previously the Interim President for the World Bank Group and was responsible for the organizations efforts to end extreme poverty by 2030. In December 2019, Georgieva spearheaded a new three-year loan program with Ukraine worth $5.5 billion. Among her main focuses are the climate crisis and its link to financial stability as well as the rising debt levels in Africa.

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Business Positions

Mercer LLC Consulting services

• Former Consultant Environomics ('92)*

Positions

Global Commission on Adaptation Climate Change Management

• Co-Chair ('18→?)*

The World Bank Group Family of five international finance organizations

• Former CEO ('10→'19)* [+1]

• Former Vice President ('83→'10)*

University of the South Pacific Oceania

• Former Visiting Professor ('91→?)*

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

• Former Visiting Scholar Urban Studies ('91→?)*

Government Positions

International Monetary Fund

• Managing Director ('19→?)*

European Commission The executive body of the European Union

• Former VP Budget an HR ('10→'16)*

Schools

Harvard Business School

• Certificate, Corporate Finance (?→'97)*

University of National and World Economy Sofia Bulgaria

• PhD, Economic Science (?→'86)* [+1]

• Graduate, Political Economy (?→'76)*