Tatiana Hadjiemmanuel
Tatiana Hadjiemmanuel (Chatziemmanouil)
IOM Deputy Coordinator for Central Asia – Head of IOM Almaty Office – IOM/The UN Migration Agency Sub-regional coordination office for Central Asia, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Tatiana Hadjiemmanuel has served the IOM (International Organization for Migration) since 2003 and joined the IOM Sub-regional office for Central Asia in 2013. In addition to Central Asia and Kazakhstan her work with IOM included Western Balkans, Brussels and WNIS (Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus). Ms Hadjiemmanuel has also worked for the Business Advisory Council of the Stability Pact/SECI for South East Europe, the World Bank Group/ Private Sector Liaison Office, the Fulbright Foundation and as a project monitoring and evaluation consultant.
She holds an MBA in International Business and International Affairs from George Washington University (1996), and a BA, summa cum laude, in Communications from University of Hartford (1994), USA. Mrs Hadjiemmanuel is a Fulbright-Salzburg Seminar scholar on “Migration, Race and Ethnicity in Europe” (2002). Her areas of expertise relate to migration governance, migration management and irregular migration, labour migration and migrants human rights, international development, small and medium size enterprise development and foreign direct investment as well as transportation logistics. Mrs Hadjiemmanuel is a national of Greece and speaks English, French, Greek, and Italian.
IOM Deputy Coordinator for Central Asia – Head of IOM Almaty Office – IOM/The UN Migration Agency Sub-regional coordination office for Central Asia, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Tatiana Hadjiemmanuel has served the IOM (International Organization for Migration) since 2003 and joined the IOM Sub-regional office for Central Asia in 2013. In addition to Central Asia and Kazakhstan her work with IOM included Western Balkans, Brussels and WNIS (Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus). Ms Hadjiemmanuel has also worked for the Business Advisory Council of the Stability Pact/SECI for South East Europe, the World Bank Group/ Private Sector Liaison Office, the Fulbright Foundation and as a project monitoring and evaluation consultant.
She holds an MBA in International Business and International Affairs from George Washington University (1996), and a BA, summa cum laude, in Communications from University of Hartford (1994), USA. Mrs Hadjiemmanuel is a Fulbright-Salzburg Seminar scholar on “Migration, Race and Ethnicity in Europe” (2002). Her areas of expertise relate to migration governance, migration management and irregular migration, labour migration and migrants human rights, international development, small and medium size enterprise development and foreign direct investment as well as transportation logistics. Mrs Hadjiemmanuel is a national of Greece and speaks English, French, Greek, and Italian.
