Stuart Kerr

Stuart Kerr is a seasoned professional providing expert guidance to various entities engaged in developing economies, including companies, NGOs, international organizations, and governments of developing countries dealing with foreign investors.

With extensive experience in the design and management of international legal technical assistance and reform projects, Stuart Kerr also excels in institutional development and management.

His areas of interest span across judicial reform, international trade agreements, foreign investment issues, international law, national procurement policy, local alternative dispute resolution institutions, and anti-corruption.

Education-wise, Stuart Kerr has pursued studies at Rossall School, Peddie School, holds a JD degree from Georgetown University Law Center, completed a BA in English & History from Trinity College-Hartford, and studied at The University of Manchester.

Stuart Kerr has held significant roles in various organizations, including being the President of the International Law Institute, a former Member of the Trade Advisory Committee on Africa at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, Africa Practice Counsel at Jones Day, Director of Legal and Regulatory at Millennium Challenge Corporation, Senior Counsel, Europe & Eurasia at Commercial Law Development Program, U.S. Department of Commerce, and Executive Director at the International Law Institute.