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Fernando Quevedo

Former Ex-GM Country Department Inter-American Development Bank at Savia Ventures

San Jose, Costa Rica

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About

Former general manager of a country department at the Inter-American Development Bank.

Experience

  1. Inter-American Development BankGeneral Manager for C.A, Haiti, Mexico, Panama and Dom. Republic and Representative in Costa Rica2021 — 2023Costa Rica
  2. Inter-American Development BankRepresentative in Ecuador2017 — 2021Ecuador
  3. Inter-American Development BankRepresentative in Guatemala2014 — 2017Guatemala
  4. Inter-American Development BankRepresentative in Costa Rica2007 — 2014Costa Rica
  5. Inter-American Development BankSenior Project Economist2005 — 2007Washington, United States
  6. Inter-American Development BankSenior Economist2000 — 2005Washington, United States
  7. Inter-American Development BankCountry Economist1994 — 2000Washington, United States
  8. Inter-American Development BankEconomist-Statistician1991 — 1994Washington, United States

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Who is Fernando Quevedo?
Former general manager of a country department at the Inter-American Development Bank.
Where did Fernando Quevedo go to school?
Fernando Quevedo studied at The American University, Washigton D.C (Completed Coursework Requirements for PH.D. in Economics); The American University, Washington, D.C. (M.A in Development Banking); University of Buenos Aires (Licenciado in Economics).

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