Power Issue 2012 Jo Lee - JO LEE Magazine
Power Issue 2012 Jo Lee - JO LEE Magazine
Power Issue 2012 Jo Lee - JO LEE Magazine
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EXCLUSIVE<br />
Sri Mulyani Indrawati<br />
World Bank<br />
Managing Director<br />
By Susan Berger<br />
Marketing Editor / Special Assignment<br />
New York / San Francisco / Hong Kong / London / Tokyo / Rome / Toronto<br />
Sri Mulyani Indrawati was given position number 65<br />
in Forbes’ 2011 list of “The World’s 100 Most <strong>Power</strong>ful<br />
Women”, the only Indonesian to appear on the list. This<br />
represented the third time Forbes has included her in its list.<br />
Born in Tanjung Karang, Lampung, Indonesia, Ms.<br />
Indrawati holds a B.A. in Economics from the University<br />
of Indonesia and a Ph.D. in Economics from the University<br />
of Illinois. She worked in Atlanta for the U.S. Agency<br />
for International Development, advising on its loans and<br />
investments in Indonesia. She then moved to Washington,<br />
D.C., where she was named Executive Director of the<br />
International Monetary Fund, representing the Southeast<br />
Asian countries. In 2005, Ms. Indrawati was appointed<br />
Indonesia’s Minister of Finance. In this role, she cut the<br />
country’s debt in half, increased the foreign exchange<br />
reserves to an all time high of $50 billion and was<br />
responsible for turning around Indonesia’s corrupt tax<br />
administration, which led to an increase in tax revenues.<br />
As one of three Managing Directors at the World Bank, Ms.<br />
Indrawati oversees programs in Latin America, East Asia, the<br />
Caribbean, the Middle East and North Africa.<br />
Ms. Indrawati has received many awards, including<br />
Euromoney <strong>Magazine</strong>’s “Global Finance Minister of the<br />
Year” and Emerging Markets’ “Best Finance Minister in<br />
Asia”.<br />
JL<br />
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