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Lives in: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Language: English
Availability to volunteer: offline
Travel to Armenia: I will be available in Yerevan from Monday 29 April to Friday 7 June, except for the week beginning 20 May.
Tony Orhnial
I retired from HM Treasury in May 2008. Since then I have acted as a part-time consultant on personal tax policy and social security, most recently in Beijing.
Sector and Expertise
Public administration and management - Public administration reform specialist
Professional Experience
1966-1970: B.Sc (Economics) and MSc (Economics), London School of Economics and Political Science, London University
1971 - 1988: Lecturer in Microeconomics at Kingston University (UK) and Konstanz University (Germany)
1988-2005: Various tax policy development posts in HM Revenue and Customs
2005-2008: Director Personal Tax and Welfare Reform, HM Treasury
2010-2018: Specialist Adviser to House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee
2018-present: Fiscal Expert, International Monetary Fund
1971 - 1988: Lecturer in Microeconomics at Kingston University (UK) and Konstanz University (Germany)
1988-2005: Various tax policy development posts in HM Revenue and Customs
2005-2008: Director Personal Tax and Welfare Reform, HM Treasury
2010-2018: Specialist Adviser to House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee
2018-present: Fiscal Expert, International Monetary Fund
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About me
My connection to Armenia is that my father's family were Armenian (from Istanbul, where I was born, and Poland), although I have had little contact with the diaspora having been brought up by my mother who had no connection with Armenia. I was moved to volunteer after a visit to Armenia in 2017 and applied to the Armenian Volunteer Service (AVC). I understand that the AVC has been in contact with you to arrange a suitable placement.
