Wednesday, February 18th at 18:30
The American University of Paris
6 rue du Colonel Combes
75007 Paris, France
Room C-12
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About the speaker
French-born Jean François Angevin Romey is a retired US Army Special Forces officer. He served as a politico-military foreign area specialist focusing on asymmetrical warfare and subsets—unconventional warfare, counterinsurgency, and terrorism. Colonel Romey is a founding partner of Corporate Operational Strategies, a team of international senior consultants addressing the security issues of private and public international organizations. A university guest lecturer, he writes and participates in academic and media debates and conferences on current politico-military and geo-political issues. Romey’s career started in Vietnam and led to his being one of the first investigators on the ground of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. He has participated in US government Defense and State Department programs, authoring and conducting peace operations training seminars in Africa supporting the creation of a regional peacekeeping force under the Africa Crisis Response Initiative (ACRI ). As a UN international security consultant since 2001, he has focused on the security and safety of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank postings in Africa, Europe, and, particularly Afghanistan where, in 2006, he was called to establish and oversee the security of a USAID contract program in the southern regions under conditions of a growing insurgency. He is a member of the Chamber of Accredited Experts, European Community (CE ACE), and of the Paris European American Chamber of Commerce (E ACC).
Pete Justus
mars 2, 2009 at 3:16
Hi ,My name is Pete, and live in the USA and I have been tring to locate my friend Jean François Angevin Romey. if any one knows him, can you give him a message that I have been tring to locate him for many years and
I would like to speak to him this would mean so much. Thank you, Pete.
akgonul
mars 2, 2009 at 7:56
Dear Pete, unfortunately I do not know him personnally. May be somebody else reading your comment ? Good luck. s.a.