Vincent Joseph Farley

Background

Farley, Vincent Joseph was born on May 1, 1942 in Queens Village, New York, United States. Son of Vincent J. Farley and Margaret T. Gillmore.

Education

Bachelor, Williams College, 1964. Master of Public Administration, University Pittsburgh, 1966.

Career

Foreign service officer African Bureau, unites states department State, 1967-1969; foreign service officer, unites states department State, Niamey, Niger., 1969-1971; foreign service officer Bureau Personnel, unites states department State, 1971-1973; foreign service officer, unites states department State, Seoul, Korea, 1973-1976; deputy ambassador, unites states department State, Nouakchott, Mauritania, 1976-1978; executive director Bureau Intelligence and Research, unites states department State, 1978-1982; foreign service officer, unites states department State, Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1982-1985; senior seminar, unites states department State, 1985-1986; deputy ambassador to Cote D'Ivoire,, American Embassy, Abidjan, 1986-1989; director Office Research and Analysis for Africa,, Department State, Washington, 1989-1994; diplomatic advisor, The Carter Center, Atlanta, since 1994. Advisory board member United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund Atlanta chapter, since 1994.

Achievements

• Vincent Joseph Farley has been listed as a noteworthy diplomat by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Society for Public Administration, American Foreign Service Association.

Connections

Married Carolyn Plucinski, November 25, 1967. Children: Megan J., Liza J.

Father:

Vincent J. Farley

Mother:

Margaret T. Gillmore

Spouse:

Carolyn Plucinski

child:

Megan J. Farley

child:

Liza J. Farley