Robert Zoellick (World Bank)

Robert Zoellick is an American diplomat and businessman known for his leadership as the President of the World Bank from 2007 to 2012. He played a crucial role in addressing global economic challenges, promoting development, and reducing poverty in emerging economies. Before his time at the World Bank, he served in various government roles, including as U.S. Trade Representative and Deputy Secretary of State. Zoellick is recognized for advocating for sustainable development and the importance of international cooperation to tackle issues like climate change and financial crises. His experience combines governance, international relations, and economic policy.