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Mr Graham Miller surrounded by (from left to right) Ms Hélène Ploix , Mr John Fox,
Ms Marion Cowden and Mr Veerathai Santiprabhob.
 

Mr Graham Miller (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)
Educational background: qualified United Kingdom Government auditor. Initial training in the legal profession (College of Law, London, 1969–1971). Diploma in Accounting and Auditing, City Polytechnic, London, 1974.

Qualifications/experience: career within the United Kingdom National Audit Office, 1971 to October 2009 (retired as Director); strong audit background with related senior-level experience; strong skills in public-sector external oversight, governance, investigation, inspection and anti-fraud. Predominantly active in Europe (Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, United Kingdom). Broad knowledge as external auditor of various United Nations and other international organizations, including WHO, 1990–1996. Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute (UK), Fellow of the Institute of Professional Financial Managers (UK), Member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.


Ms Marion Cowden (Australia/New Zealand)
Educational background: Master of Business Administration in corporate finance and international business, Massey University, New Zealand; Bachelor of Commerce in economics and Bachelor of Science in pure and applied mathematics, both at University of Auckland, New Zealand.

Qualifications/experience: strong financial skills and background (accounting; financial reporting; audit; inspection; investigation), including at senior level. Broad national and international experience as Chief Financial Officer and senior director in public and private sectors in both New Zealand and Australia, and most recently at the Commonwealth Secretariat, London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Chair of the United Kingdom branch of the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants. Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, New Zealand, Member of the Institute of Directors, New Zealand.
 

Mr John Fox (United States of America)
Educational background: Bachelor of Arts, Haverford College, United States; graduate studies at Cornell University, United States.

Qualifications/experience: career in the United States Government, 1967–1995; Member, United States Government Senior Executive Service at the United States Department of State; strong and broad-based experience in budget policy, management, evaluation, investigation and oversight at the national level and within the United Nations system. Member of United States’ delegations to the
United Nations General Assembly Fifth Committee; Member, United Nations Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and United Nations Committee on Contributions. Participated in negotiations on United Nations reform, including the establishment of the Office of Internal Oversight Services. Inspector, Joint Inspection Unit, 1996–2000. Since 2001 international organizations management consultant; advised the United States Government and international organizations on the development and implementation of policies regarding oversight, results-based management, budgetary
 

Ms Hélène Ploix (France)
Educational background: Bachelor of Arts, English literature and law (Paris, France); Master of Arts, public administration (University of California, United States); Master of Business Administration (INSEAD, France).

Qualifications/experience: Strong and wide-ranging financial skills (accounting; financial reporting), including related senior-level experience. Excellent executive management experience and solid organizational qualifications in large and reputable private and public sector organizations. Predominantly active in France and United States of America (including positions as former Special Adviser in the Cabinet of the Prime Minister, France; Executive Director, IMF and the World Bank, United States). Various Board memberships; experience as Chair of audit committees; and Member of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund Investment Committee.
 

Mr Veerathai Santiprabhob (Thailand)
Educational background: Master of Arts and doctorate in economics, Harvard University, United States, and Teaching Fellow at Harvard University, 1991–1994.

Qualifications/experience: Strong financial skills and managerial qualifications (six years as an economist with the IMF, United States and eight years as a commercial bank executive); strong international experience in several countries and continents while with the IMF. Excellent and broad skills set in the required fields of qualifications and valuable international/inter-cultural experience. Selected as one of the “50 Most Promising Young Bankers in the Asia Pacific and Middle East Region” by The Asian Banker magazine. Policy adviser in the Ministry of Finance. Executive Vice President, Strategic Planning, of Siam Commercial Bank. Presently Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer of The Stock Exchange of Thailand and Audit Committee Member for Thammasat University.

 

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