The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has appointed Angela Sax the new head of office for its operations in Moldova. A senior banker, Angela Sax was introduced to the local authorities today, February 14, by EBRD President Suma Chakrabarti during a visit to the capital Chisinau. She will take up her new post in April 2018, IPN has learned from the EBRD.
“I am grateful and excited to take on this new role for the EBRD,” Angela Sax said. “Moldova is a fascinating country and I see my role as fostering the talent and bringing the potential to blossom. Building on the achievements of my predecessor Dimitri Gvindadze, we will continue to support Moldova with investment and policy engagement to ensure the funding we can provide is used in the most effective and efficient way.”
Angela Sax graduated from Yerevan State Foreign Language University and holds an MBA from Nottingham University Business School. She is a participant of the 2004 Senior Executive Fellows leadership program at Harvard University KSG. Prior to joining the EBRD, she worked at the Armenian Tourism Development Agency and the US-based private sector development company Sibley International Corporation. Most recently she served as the acting head of the Bank’s representation in Armenia.
