Liberian native Rhoda Weeks-Brown said she had lived her dream "of working for an organization with a mission that could change the world for the better."
August 26, 2024 at 07:24 PM
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Rhoda Weeks-Brown, general counsel and director of legal at the International Monetary Fund, is stepping down after 27 years with the agency, the last six as legal chief.
The Washington, D.C.-based IMF made the announcement Monday.
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Rhoda Weeks-Brown will depart as general counsel of the IMF on Sept. 1. (Courtesy photo)
