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Robin Ogilvy
Permanent Observer and Special Representative of the OECD to the United Nations, New York
Robin Ogilvy is a seasoned professional with 18 years of experience in international development and diplomacy at a senior level, working across government, the United Nations, and the OECD.
With a background in economics, Robin is an expert in development finance and aid policy and has a strong track record as a leader, problem solver, and communicator.
Having served in various roles such as Permanent Observer and Special Representative to the United Nations at OECD, Senior Advisor to the Secretary-General at OECD, and Head of Aid Coordination Unit at the United Nations in Rwanda, Robin has demonstrated his expertise in political and diplomatic advisory roles.
Robin Ogilvy is proficient in English and French, with professional experience in Europe, Africa, and the US. His academic credentials include an MPhil in Modern Society and Global Transformations, as well as an MA in Economics, both from the University of Cambridge.
Prior to his international roles, Robin worked as an Economist in the Government of Rwanda, showcasing his diverse and extensive background across different sectors and regions.