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Executive Directors & Management Team

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The IMF has a management team and 18 departments that carry out its country, policy, analytical, and technical work. An organization chart can be found on the IMF webpage Senior Officials of the International Monetary Fund.

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Executive Directors and Alternates

The Executive Board (the Board) is responsible for conducting the IMF’s day-to-day business. It is composed of 24 Executive Directors, who are elected by member countries or by groups of countries, and the Managing Director, who serves as its Chair.

All IMF member countries are represented on its Executive Board, which discusses the national, regional, and global consequences of each member’s economic policies and approves IMF financing to help member countries address temporary balance of payments problems, as well as overseeing the IMF’s capacity development efforts.

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Management Team

The IMF has a Managing Director, who is head of the staff and Chair of the Executive Board. The Managing Director is assisted by a First Deputy Managing Director and three other Deputy Managing Directors.

Management Team

From left to right: First Deputy Managing Director: GITA GOPINATH, Deputy Managing Director: BO LI, Managing Director: KRISTALINA GEORGIEVA, Deputy Managing Director: KENJI OKAMURA, Deputy Managing Director: ANTOINETTE SAYEH.

Senior Officials

Senior officials as of April 30, 2024


Area Departments

Abebe Selassie

Director, African Department

Krishna Srinivasan

Director, Asia and Pacific Department

Alfred Kammer

Director, European Department

Jihad Azour

Director, Middle East and Central Asia Department

Rodrigo Valdes

Director, Western Hemisphere Department


Functional Departments

Julie Ann Kozack

Director, Communications Department

Bernard Lauwers

Director, Finance Department

Vitor Gaspar

Director, Fiscal Affairs Department

Dominique Desruelle

Director, Institute for Capacity Development

Rhoda Weeks-Brown

General Counsel and Director, Legal Department

Tobias Adrian

Financial Counsellor and Director, Monetary and Capital Markets Department

Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas

Economic Counsellor and Director, Research Department

Albert Kroese

Chief Statistician and Data Officer and Director, Statistics Department

Ceyla Pazarbasioglu

Director, Strategy, Policy, and Review Department


Information and Liaison Departments

Akihiko Yoshida

Director, Regional Office for Asia and Pacific

Robert Powell

Special Representative to the United Nations


Support Services Departments

Brian Christensen

Director, Corporate Services and Facilities Department

Catriona Purfield

Director, Human Resources Department

Shirin Hamid

Chief Information Officer and Director, Information Technology Department

Ceda Ogada

Secretary of the Fund, Secretary's Department


Offices

Michele Shannon

Director, Office of Budget and Planning

James John

Director, Offices in Europe

Pablo Moreno

Director, Independent Evaluation Office

Ashlene van der Colff

Director, Office of Internal Audit

Derek Bills

Director, Investment Office

Romy Bowers

Director, Office of Risk Management

Camilla Andersen

Head, Office of Transformation Management

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Resources

IMF funds come from three sources: member quotas, multilateral and bilateral borrowing agreements.

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Accountability

The IMF is accountable to its 191 member countries and has checks and balances, including audits and policy evaluations.

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Corporate Social Responsibility

Environmental sustainability and philanthropic initiatives are the core of the IMF’s corporate social responsibility program.

About the IMF

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is a global organization of 191 member countries set up to promote the health of the world economy.

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