Michael McNaull

Michael McNaull has broad experience and research/analysis background in economic reform/development, international energy and finance, and  military/civilian coordination efforts. He has served as a Defense Analyst (GDIT) for DoD transformation focused on political-military planning processes, exercises, and experimentation (JUW, MNE2, UR2015); International Advisor, Global Trade Information Systems, Inc. for agreements with foreign governments in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East; and Economic Counselor at U.S. Embassies in Kuwait (1996-2001), Japan (1992-1995), Bangladesh (1990-1992) and Department of State (DOS) Bureau of African Affairs (1988-1990), where he represented the U.S. Government in government, finance, and business programs as well as IMF and World Bank economic reform programs.  Mr. McNaull understands and functions effectively in multicultural environments. He brings broad historical perspective to South and Southwest Asia where he has lived and worked since the mid-1970’s.  Countries Visited in past three years: India, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Botswana, Ghana, Namibia, Nigeria, South Africa, Zambia.  Mr. McNaull has an MA in Economics from Duke University.