Proud Member of The Bretton Woods Committee - Roberto Jakubowicz

Roberto Jakubowicz is a member of several different organizations and committees. As well as being a successful entrepreneur, Roberto Jakubowicz is also a member of the Ceramic Tile Distributors Association. Additionally, Roberto Jakubowicz is a member of The Bretton Woods Committee. One of the reasons that Roberto Jakubowicz loves to be a member of The Bretton Woods Committee is because he knows that The Bretton Woods Committee provides great services for the community.

The Bretton Woods committee was originally founded in 1983. Two people who used to work as Treasury Officials, Deputy Secretary Charles Walker as well as Secretary Henry Fowler created The Bretton Woods Committee. Roberto Jakubowicz shares the same morals as Charles Walker and Henry Fowler, which is one of the reasons he decided to become a member of The Bretton Woods Committee.

Originally created for the purpose of helping the cause of international economic cooperation, as well as to enhance the strength of The Bretton Woods Institutions, The Bretton Woods Committee does a lot of good for the community. Roberto Jakubowicz enjoys the fact that The Bretton Woods Committee regularly organizes seminars, educational activities and even conferences. These seminars, educational activities and conferences are very beneficial to the people who attend them.

Roberto Jakubowicz helps The Bretton Woods Committee reach a large number of people with their conferences, educational activities and seminars. By reaching an extremely broad audience, The Bretton Woods Committee is able to be more effective. Roberto Jakubowicz shares the same ideas for solving the world’s economic values as James D. Wolfensohn, William E. Frenzel, Richard A. Debs and James C. Orr. James and William are the Co-Chairs of the Bretton Woods Committee. Richard acts as the Chair and is also on the Executive Committee. James is the Secretary of The Bretton Woods Committee.

Roberto Jakubowicz has been very happy with all of the work that The Bretton Woods Committee has been able to accomplish.