Moisés Naím is an Independent Director. With a distinguished career in global public affairs and economics, Dr. Naím contributes to the Board extensive insights and a deep understanding of macroeconomic and geopolitical trends, particularly with respect to Latin America. Dr. Naím is a leading intellectual voice on international economics and global politics, having written several widely acclaimed books, serving as an internationally syndicated columnist, and hosting a Spanish language weekly international affairs television program. In additional to his widely acclaimed books and columns on international economics and global politics, Dr. Naím served as the editor of Foreign Policy magazine for 14 years and his advice and insights are sought by many global companies, governments, NGOs and international organizations. He is deeply familiar with leading businesses and political figures throughout Latin America. Having served in government, international organizations and think tanks, Dr. Naím has extensive experience in navigating public policy and regulatory issues and crafting strategies to enhance economic and business performance. Dr. Naím's insights on global economic and political trends, enable him to offer the Board guidance on best practices in corporate social responsibility and stakeholder engagement across multiple countries. Director Since: 2013. Age: 73. Board Committees: Compensation; Public Policy and Regulatory; Governance; Innovation and Technology. Other Public Directorships (past five years): N/A. Career Highlights: Efecto Naím, a Spanish language weekly news program, Host and Producer (since 2011); El País and La Repubblica daily newspapers in Spain and Italy, Chief International Columnist (since 2003); Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Distinguished Fellow (since 2011); Foreign Policy Magazine, an American news publication focused on global affairs, Editor in Chief (1996-2010); The World Bank, Executive Director (1990-1992); Venezuelan Government, Minister of Industry and Trade (1989-1990), Director of the Central Bank (1989-1990). Education: B.A., Universidad Metropolitana in Caracas, Venezuela; MSc, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology.