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Gregory Maassen, Ph.D., manages technical assistance projects in developing countries. The projects are sponsored by leading international institutions such as the World Bank and USAID and typically focus on trade facilitation, judicial and legislative reform, good governance, capacity and association building, economic restructuring, land reform and community based development.
He is currently Chief of Party of the USAID/ACED program in Aqaba Jordan (2010-).  He was Senior Advisor to EMG with assignments in Washington DC, Iraq, Jordan, Indonesia and Uganda and Chief of Party and Technical Expert for USAID in Afghanistan (LTERA Project, 2006-2009), Chief of Party for USAID in Macedonia (CGCL Project, 2003-2006) and Head of Office and Project Manager and expert (1999-2002) for the International Finance Corporation (IFC) of the World Bank Group in Armenia and Russia.
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EBRD CIS - Investor Protection |
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Sponsored by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the Center for International Legal Cooperation (CILC) began a project for the development of model provisions on investor protection in CIS member states. |
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Aqaba Community and Economic Development (ACED) Program |
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The Aqaba Community and Economic Development (ACED) Program is a five-year program funded by the United States Agency for International Development, benefiting the people and businesses of the Aqaba Special Economic Zone (ASEZ).
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IFC World Bank Russia - Private Sector Development |
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Sponsored by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs (Senter International) and the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs of Switzerland (SECO), the IFC / World Bank launched a three-year technical assistance project in April 2002 to improve the investment climate in Russia.
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American University of Afghanistan |
Managing Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
Although the conditions were not easy (to say the least), with multiple police check points and frequent suicide attacks in the city, we managed to deliver the first academic course on Business and Management to a brave group of talented students at the new American University of Afghanistan in Kabul in 2007. The course materials are available on this site.
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Executive Center for Global Leadership - Indonesia |
Corporate Governance: Contemporary Issues and Action Planning A three-day program in Bali for government officials, senior managers, board members and private sector leaders with an interest in the latest developments in international corporate governance systems, financial markets and corporate governance development strategies. Dr. Gregory F. Maassen. |
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IFC World Bank Armenia - Technical Assistance Facility |
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The programs focused on the formation of a leasing company, emphasized trade facilitation and developed Armenia's capital markets with new legislation and educational programs.
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USAID Afghanistan - Land Titling and Economic Restructuring |
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The $56.3 million, five year project is aimed at improving land tenure security for millions of Afghans and assisting the Government of Afghanistan with a comprehensive privatization and economic restructuring program.
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This website serves as an archive and introduction to our publications, and management experience with business development and judicial reform projects, legislative initiatives and educational programs in developing countries.
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MBA and MsC Programs Erasmus University |
Ethics, Risk Management, Accountability and Transparency in Business Administration
Gregory Maassen has tenure at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University as Adjunct Assistant Professor. He teaches in the MBA program of the Department for Strategic Management and Environment of the Business Administration Faculty.
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Photography: Afghanistan 2006-2008 |
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Below are samples of photos we took while we were in Afghanistan. The photos were taken over a period of three years (2006-2008):
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