Williams College Alumni
The CDE is proud to count more than 1000 alumni representing 96 countries among its elite group of graduates from the Master of Arts in Development Economics Program. The program which has spanned 45 years is proud of the number of alumni who are still actively engaged in development work either in their home country, in another developing country, or for an international development agency.
The CDE is also proud to include among its alumni: prime ministers, ambassadors, governors of central banks, and numerous ministers, deputy ministers, permanent secretaries, and leaders of government agencies and financial institutions.
Gary Teves '68 Philippines, appointed Secretary, Department of Finance
Ms. Margarita Songco '81 Philippines, named Assistant Director General
Philippines PSC Member
We are pleased to note that Kakha Baindurashvili '06 Georgia, was appointed the First Deputy Minister of Finance in March of 2007.
We are sad to report the deaths of Moses Bello '82 and Chief Stephen A Sholola, '62 both from Nigeria.
Gary Teves '68 Philippines, appointed Secretary, Department of Finance
Ms. Margarita Songco '81 Philippines, named Assistant Director General Philippines PSC Member
We are pleased to note that Kakha Baindurashvili '06 Georgia, was appointed the First Deputy Minister of Finance in March of 2007.
We are sad to report the deaths of Moses Bello '82 and Chief Stephen A Sholola, '62 both from Nigeria.
While CDE alumni come from around the world, the ties to the CDE are strong. We foster this attachment by
encouraging communications with the CDE in updating personal information and by publishing information about our alumni.
We also provide information on how to start a list server either by country or by class and we will help in this endeavor.
Want to keep connected to Williams College?
Try checking out the Alumni Update Form or create a Class List Server; read the Eph Notes or the Alumni Review; visit the Williams Press Releases.