Chris has 1 job listed on their profile. Milligan previously served as the Acting Mission Director of USAID/Madagascar. A member of the Senior Foreign Service, Chris Milligan previously served as the Acting Mission Director of USAID/Madagascar. A member of the Senior Foreign Service, he has a deep wealth of development experience, having led and contributed to high-priority initiatives throughout his USAID career. Provides Strategic counsel to USAID Administrator Mark Green. Posted by Chris Milligan, Mission Director, USAID Burma on Tuesday, November 20th 2012 . Provides Strategic counsel to USAID Administrator Mark Green.A member of the Senior Foreign Service, Chris Milligan previously served as the Acting Mission Director of USAID/Madagascar.
In addition to overseas postings in Indonesia, Zimbabwe, and Ecuador, he has served as Mission Director to Burma, Senior Development Advisor for the first QDDR, Senior Deputy Assistant Administrator in USAID’s Bureau of Policy, Planning, and Learning, U.S Response Coordinator to Haiti, Deputy Mission Director in Iraq, and Acting Administrator for the Bureau of Public and Legislative Affairs.Get the latest news, advocacy, and event updates from the USGLC Mr. Milligan previously served as the Acting Mission Director of USAID/Madagascar. Chris Milligan is the Counselor to the Agency.
View Chris Milligan’s profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. Milligan joined USAID as a Presidential Management Fellow in 1990. Chris Milligan is the Counselor to the Agency. Mr. Chris Milligan is the Counselor to the Agency. Mr. Milligan directed institutional reforms that revamped State and USAID strategic processes and improved the effectiveness of foreign assistance while serving as the Senior Development Advisor for the first Quadrennial Diplomatic and Development Review (QDDR), and the Senior Deputy Assistant Administrator in USAID’s Bureau of Policy, Planning, and Learning.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, T. Christopher Milligan was sworn in as the U.S. Agency for International Development Mission Director for Burma. Mr. Milligan previously served as the Acting Mission Director of USAID/Madagascar. Yesterday, the streets of Rangoon were lined with huge crowds of enthusiastic well-wishers, holding signs welcoming President Obama Read more >> From 2012-2016, as USAID’s first Mission Director to Burma in 24 years, he integrated assistance with diplomatic efforts to advance Burma’s historic reforms. This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Chris Milligan.
A member of the Senior Foreign Service, he has a deep wealth of development experience, having led and contributed to high-priority initiatives throughout his USAID career. Mr. Milligan also has served as the Regional Director for the Near East in the Office of the Director of U.S. Foreign Assistance (F) in the State Department, and as the Acting Administrator for USAID's Bureau for Legislative and Public Affairs.Mr. A member of the Senior Foreign Service, he has a deep wealth of development experience, having led and contributed to high-priority initiatives throughout his USAID career.Mr. 10, 2019) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Counselor Chris Milligan meets with the International Committee of the … August 29, 2012, was a momentous occasion for USAID as Chris Milligan, amid an overflowing crowd of friends, supporters and high-level dignitaries, including Ambassador Than Swe and Special Representative and Policy Coordinator for Burma Patrick Murphy, was sworn in as the Agency’s first mission director to Burma since 1988. Response Coordinator overseeing $1 billion in U.S. relief efforts following the January 2010 earthquake. Mr. Milligan joined USAID as a Presidential Management Fellow in 1990, providing him with the opportunity to serve in a variety of influential policy roles over the course of his career with the agency. “The challenge before us—and before Chris—is […] Mr. Milligan has a Bachelor’s degree from Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service, a Master’s degree from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, and is a distinguished graduate of the National War College. WASHINGTON D.C. (Apr. Leads USAID’s regional bureau focused on Latin America and the Caribbean, with a focus on strengthening the capacity of governments and private entities to combat crime, improve governance, address climate change, and promote economic prosperity.
Mr. Milligan joined USAID as a Presidential Management Fellow in 1990, providing him with the opportunity to serve in a variety of influential policy roles over the course of his career with the agency. He has been posted to overseas missions in Indonesia, Zimbabwe, and Ecuador, and served as Deputy Mission Director in Iraq.
In addition to overseas postings in Indonesia, Zimbabwe, and Ecuador, he has served as Mission Director to Burma, Senior Development Advisor for the first QDDR, Senior Deputy Assistant Administrator in USAID’s Bureau of Policy, Planning, and Learning, U.S Response Coordinator to Haiti, Deputy Mission Director in Iraq, and Acting Administrator for the Bureau of Public and Legislative Affairs.Get the latest news, advocacy, and event updates from the USGLC Mr. Milligan previously served as the Acting Mission Director of USAID/Madagascar. Chris Milligan is the Counselor to the Agency.
View Chris Milligan’s profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. Milligan joined USAID as a Presidential Management Fellow in 1990. Chris Milligan is the Counselor to the Agency. Mr. Chris Milligan is the Counselor to the Agency. Mr. Milligan directed institutional reforms that revamped State and USAID strategic processes and improved the effectiveness of foreign assistance while serving as the Senior Development Advisor for the first Quadrennial Diplomatic and Development Review (QDDR), and the Senior Deputy Assistant Administrator in USAID’s Bureau of Policy, Planning, and Learning.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, T. Christopher Milligan was sworn in as the U.S. Agency for International Development Mission Director for Burma. Mr. Milligan previously served as the Acting Mission Director of USAID/Madagascar. Yesterday, the streets of Rangoon were lined with huge crowds of enthusiastic well-wishers, holding signs welcoming President Obama Read more >> From 2012-2016, as USAID’s first Mission Director to Burma in 24 years, he integrated assistance with diplomatic efforts to advance Burma’s historic reforms. This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Chris Milligan.
A member of the Senior Foreign Service, he has a deep wealth of development experience, having led and contributed to high-priority initiatives throughout his USAID career. Mr. Milligan also has served as the Regional Director for the Near East in the Office of the Director of U.S. Foreign Assistance (F) in the State Department, and as the Acting Administrator for USAID's Bureau for Legislative and Public Affairs.Mr. A member of the Senior Foreign Service, he has a deep wealth of development experience, having led and contributed to high-priority initiatives throughout his USAID career.Mr. 10, 2019) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Counselor Chris Milligan meets with the International Committee of the … August 29, 2012, was a momentous occasion for USAID as Chris Milligan, amid an overflowing crowd of friends, supporters and high-level dignitaries, including Ambassador Than Swe and Special Representative and Policy Coordinator for Burma Patrick Murphy, was sworn in as the Agency’s first mission director to Burma since 1988. Response Coordinator overseeing $1 billion in U.S. relief efforts following the January 2010 earthquake. Mr. Milligan joined USAID as a Presidential Management Fellow in 1990, providing him with the opportunity to serve in a variety of influential policy roles over the course of his career with the agency. “The challenge before us—and before Chris—is […] Mr. Milligan has a Bachelor’s degree from Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service, a Master’s degree from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, and is a distinguished graduate of the National War College. WASHINGTON D.C. (Apr. Leads USAID’s regional bureau focused on Latin America and the Caribbean, with a focus on strengthening the capacity of governments and private entities to combat crime, improve governance, address climate change, and promote economic prosperity.
Mr. Milligan joined USAID as a Presidential Management Fellow in 1990, providing him with the opportunity to serve in a variety of influential policy roles over the course of his career with the agency. He has been posted to overseas missions in Indonesia, Zimbabwe, and Ecuador, and served as Deputy Mission Director in Iraq.