From parliamentary advisor in Costa Rica to legal policy analyst at the OECD - Insights of a Project Manager working for one of the biggest international organizations
This week, I had the chance to interview Andrea Marín Odio, Project Manager and Legal Policy Analyst at OECD. Andrea started her early career first in the private sector as legal advisor and then moved to the public sector as advisor to two Ministers and a Congressman in Costa Rica. After a spell as a Compliance Analyst at General Electric in Europe, Hungary, she is now shaping global investment policy through her work at the OECD where she deals with governance and accession-related issues and leads regional initiatives and capacity building to help countries improve their investment frameworks. With nearly 20 years of experience across the public and private sectors, she brings expertise in international policy and negotiations, navigating the complex intersections of economic policy and investment law.
