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Whyche-Shaw, Oren Elaine was born on October 19, 1949 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Mildred Anna Randall-Whyche and William B. Whyche.
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Oren Elaine Whyche-Shaw, American financial consultant. Recipient Certified of Appreciation2, Federal Trade Commission, 1984, certified of Appreciation, United States Information Service, 1992; fellow Citibank fellow, Citibank, NA / Columbia University, 1975; grantee White House fellow, The President's Commission for White House fellowships, 1983. Member of Annapolis Apple Slice MUG (vice president 2003).
Education
Bachelor of Science, Capital University, 1967—1971. Master of Business Administration, Columbia University, 1975—1977.
Career
Technical advisor Air Zaire, Kinshasa, 1972—1974. Account manager J.P. Morgan & Company, Incorporated, New York York City, 1977—1981. Director of corporation banking R. J. Reynolds Industries, Inc., Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1981—1983.
Senior special assistant to chairman Federal Trade Commission, Washington, 1983—1984. Private sector development advisor United States Agency for International Development, Tunis, Tunisia, 1984—1986. Vice president, international corporation finance Citibank, NA, New York City, 1987—1989.
Regional private sector development advisor United States Agency for International Development, Abidjan, 1989—1995. Acoustics business manager Owens Corning, Toledo, 1996—1998. Division manager, investment operations African Development Bank, Abidjan, 1998—2000.
Independent economics development consultant Fort Meade, Maryland, 2000—2001. Regional director for Arica Technoserve, Inc., Washington, 2001—2003. Director, department international affairs United States Department of Treasury, WAshington, since 2003.
Visiting professor Black Exec Exchange Program, National Urban League, 1983—1984. Board member Planned Parenthood Federation United States of America, New York City, 1983—1984. Advisor, francophone africa Junior Achievement, Abidjan, 1993—1995.
President The African Venture Capital Association, Abidjan, 1994—1995. Board member The African Export Import Bank, Cairo, 1999—2000. Network associate The Knowledge Network, 2000—2003.
Member The Assn of Women in International Trade, Washington, 2001—2003, The Bretton Woods Committee, Washington, 2001—2003, World Agricultural Forum Advisory Council, Washington, 2001—2003. Speaker, emerging markets: opportunities and challenges in africa DuSable Business Conference, University Chicago, 2001. Speaker, achieving sustainable communities in a global economy Cornell International Institute for Food, Cornell University, 2001—2001.
Member, Africa task force increasing capital flows to Africa Corporation Council on Africa, Washington, 2003—2004. Director Plan International (United States of America), Warwick, Rhode Island, since 2004. Member Center for Strategic and International Studies Task Force, Rising United States Energy Interests in Africa, Washington, 2004—2004.
Board director The Greensboro Savings and Loan, North Carolina.
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Member of Annapolis Apple Slice MUG (vice president 2003).
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Married William Jefferson Shaw, March 4, 1957. 1 child Lindsay Avril Shaw.
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Recipient Certified of Appreciation2, Federal Trade Commission, 1984, certified of Appreciation, United States Information Service, 1992. Fellow Citibank fellow, Citibank, NA / Columbia University, 1975. Grantee White House fellow, The President's Commission for White House fellowships, 1983.Recipient Certified of Appreciation2, Federal Trade Commission, 1984, certified of Appreciation, United States Information Service, 1992. Fellow Citibank fellow, Citibank, NA / Columbia University, 1975. Grantee White House fellow, The President's Commission for White House fellowships, 1983.