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“Representing The Institution and Bringing A Vision” – Christine Lagarde Describes her Role at the IMF

Before she was selected as the new Managing Director, Ms. Christine Lagarde, a candidate for the position of the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), made the following statement to the IMF Executive Board on June 23, 2011.  You can read her entire letter here.  Here are some key highlights. As a candidate,… Read More “Representing The Institution and Bringing A Vision” – Christine Lagarde Describes her Role at the IMF

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Slate States It Bluntly (about Christine Lagarde for the IMF job)… “She’s A She”

Slate States It Bluntly…  “She’s A She” Slate headlines it this way: A Perfect New Leader or the IMF Christine Lagarde is experienced. She drives a hard bargain. She’s a she. (article written by Annie Lowrey). “If I’m elected, I’ll bring all my expertise as a lawyer, a minister, a manager, and a woman to… Read More Slate States It Bluntly (about Christine Lagarde for the IMF job)… “She’s A She”

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Christine Lagarde – At the IMF, Could She Bring Some of that Change for the Better?

The chorus of support is growing for Christine Lagarde to lead the IMF.  I think it is safe to say that a woman might be a wise choice after the apparently criminal, and despicable, inexcusable, utterly depraved behavior of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.  (Yes, I know that he is innocent until proven guilty.  But I’ve read the… Read More Christine Lagarde – At the IMF, Could She Bring Some of that Change for the Better?

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