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Human Resources OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Human Resources Human Resources Actions by Fund Geographic Representation Section IV Gender and Grade Distribution Selection Competitions Headcount by type of contract and fund Section IV: Human Resources ~ 1 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Human Resources Actions by Fund Table 1 Human Resources Actions Summary by Fund Table 2 Regular Fund - Human Resources Actions Section IV: Human Resources ~ 2 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Table 2 (continued…) Regular Fund - Human Resources Actions Section IV: Human Resources ~ 3 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Table 2 (continued…) Regular Fund - Human Resources Actions Section IV: Human Resources ~ 4 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Table 3 Indirect Cost Recovery (ICR) - Human Resources Actions Section IV: Human Resources ~ 5 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Table 4 Specific Funds - Human Resources Actions Section IV: Human Resources ~ 6 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Geographic Representation Table 5 Geographic Representation (Summary) Based on FAO methodology as of March 31, 2015 Section IV: Human Resources ~ 7 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Table 6 Geographic Representation Based on FAO methodology as of March 31, 2015 Section IV: Human Resources ~ 8 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Table 6 (continued…) Geographic Representation Based on FAO methodology as of March 31, 2015 Section IV: Human Resources ~ 9 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Gender and Grade Distribution Figure 1 Gender and Grade Distribution as of March 31, 2015 Section IV: Human Resources ~ 10 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Selection Competitions Table 7 Selection Competitions for Series A (Short term) Fixed Term Contracts Geographic Representation Section IV: Human Resources ~ 11 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Table 8 Selection Competition for Series A (Short term) Fixed Term Contracts Gender Distribution Section IV: Human Resources ~ 12 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Table 9 Selection Competitions for Series B (Long term) Fixed Term Contracts Geographic Distribution Section IV: Human Resources ~ 13 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Table 10 Selection Competitions for Series B (Long term) Fixed Term Contracts Gender Distribution Section IV: Human Resources ~ 14 ~ OAS Quarterly Resource Management and Performance Report From January 1 to March 31 2015 Table 11 Headcount Staff member by type of contract and fund (summary) as of March 31, 2015 Section IV: Human Resources ~ 15 ~ HEADCOUNT OF THE GENERAL SECRETARIAT OF THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES AS OF MARCH 31, 2015 Nationality at Duty Fund Name Type of Appointment Job Title Grade Gender Current Nationality Start Date Station CHAPTER 1: OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL The Office of the Secretary General RF Insulza, Jose Miguel Serie B Contract Secretary General SG Male Chile Chile US RF De Zela Martinez, Hugo Claudio Trust / Non-Career Chief of Staff D02 Male Peru Peru US RF Moraga Quezada, Pamela Alejandra Trust / Non-Career Advisor P04 Female Chile Chile US RF Perez Katz, Ana Matilde Continuing Contract Officer P04 Female Guatemala Guatemala US RF Spencer, Paul O. Serie B Contract Officer P04 Male Antigua Antigua US RF Contreras, Pamela Serie A Contract Officer P02 Female Peru Peru US RF Fernandez, Ana Maria Trust / Non-Career Assistant to the Secretary General G07 Female Chile Chile US RF Cortes, Emmanuel C. Serie A Contract Office Assistant G06 Male U S A U S A US RF Cussianovich Crosby, Ana Cecilia Continuing Contract Assistant to the Chief of Staff G06 Female Peru Peru US RF Kurzbach, Ulises Serie B Contract Office Assistant G03 Male Uruguay Uruguay US RF Morales, Solange Serie A Contract Cook G01 Female Chile Chile US RF Vanegas Palomar, Rosa Elvira Serie A Contract Maid G01 Female Colombia Colombia US The Summits Secretariat RF Pineres, Beatriz Serie B Contract Officer P03 Female Colombia Colombia US SF D'Souza, Savio Sebastian Serie B Contract Officer P02 Male India India US SF Molina-Vrolijk, Jennifer Serie A Contract Administrative Assistant G06 Female Venezuela Venezuela US The Department of Legal Services RF Farje, Ruben Continuing Contract Director P05 Male Peru Peru US RF Rudolph, Ruben Dario Continuing Contract Attorney P04 Male U S A U S A US RF Arce Stark, Vilma Teresa Serie A Contract Attorney P03 Female U S A U S A US RF Cossio Carlin, Melissa Serie B Contract Attorney P03 Female Peru Peru US RF Davidson Ladly, Sarah J. Serie A Contract Attorney P03 Female Canada Canada US RF Hagemeyer Leonardo-Pereira, Winnie Serie A Contract Officer P01 Female Brazil Brazil US RF Aldas, Rosa Laura Continuing Contract Assistant to the Director G06 Female U S A U S A US The Office of Protocol RF Colomar-O'Brien, Ana Trust / Non-Career Director P05 Female U S A U S A US RF Alvarez, Maria Alejandra Continuing Contract Officer P03 Female Chile Chile US RF Revilla, Monica Frida Serie B Contract Officer P01 Female U S A U S A US RF Gomez, Conrado Continuing Contract Butler G04 Male Chile Chile US CHAPTER 2: OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY GENERAL The Office of the Assistant Secretary General RF Ramdin, Albert R Serie B Contract Assistant Secretary General ASG Male Suriname Suriname US RF De la Pava, Carmen Lucia Trust / Continuing Contract Chief of Staff D01 Female Colombia Colombia US RF Dass, Shelly Ann Candis Trust / Non-Career Advisor P05 Female Trinidad&Tobago Trinidad&Tobago US RF Soto, Yadira Continuing Contract Sr. Officer P04 Female Colombia Colombia US RF Robinson, Nelly Lombardi Career Officer P03 Female U S A Peru US RF Vergara, Gisela Continuing Contract Officer P03 Female Panama Panama US RF Vidal, Mariette Continuing Contract Officer P02 Female Trinidad&Tobago Trinidad&Tobago US RF Siegel, Adam Ayouba Serie A Contract Officer P01 Male U S A U S A US RF Leon, Luis Alberto Serie B Contract Messenger Chauffeur G04 Male Colombia Colombia US The Office of the Secretariat to the General Assembly, the Meeting of Consultation, the Permanent Council, and Subsidiary Organs RF Aristizabal, Alejandro Continuing Contract Committee Secretary P03 Male Colombia Colombia US RF Diaz Avalos, Estela C Continuing Contract Editor P03 Female Paraguay Paraguay US RF Hector, Alison Continuing Contract Editor P03 Female St.Kitts&Nevis St.Kitts&Nevis US RF Rojas, Leonardo Continuing Contract Editor P03 Male Colombia Colombia US RF Salazar, Jose Gabriel Continuing Contract Committee Secretary P03 Male Venezuela Venezuela US RF Trujillo, Amparo Serie B Contract Officer P03 Female Colombia Colombia US RF Salas, Soledad Career Officer P02 Female Peru Peru US HEADCOUNT OF THE GENERAL SECRETARIAT OF THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES AS OF MARCH 31, 2015 Nationality at Duty Fund Name Type of Appointment Job Title Grade Gender Current Nationality Start Date Station RF Mayorga, Georgina Serie A Contract Officer P01 Female Guatemala Guatemala US RF Aldas, Carmela Burbano de Continuing Contract Administrative Assistant G06 Female Ecuador Ecuador US RF Bustillo Bonasso, Maria Constanza Serie B Contract Administrative Assistant G05 Female Uruguay Uruguay US RF Cupe Oropeza, Alfredo Continuing Contract Technician G04 Male Peru Peru US RF Escamilla, Luz Marina Career Office Assistant G04 Female Guatemala Guatemala US The Columbus Memorial Library RF Wharton-Lake, Beverly Career Director P05 Female Trinidad&Tobago Trinidad&Tobago US RF Gutierrez, Rene L Career Librarian P03 Male U S A Peru US RF Villagran, Stella Continuing Contract Librarian P03 Female Uruguay Uruguay US RF Daroytti, Rosario Marlene Continuing Contract Technician G06 Female U S A U S A US RF Suarez, Rocio Serie B Contract Administrative Assistant G06 Female U S A U S A US CHAPTER 3: PRINCIPAL AND SPECIALIZED ORGANS The Executive Secretariat of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) RF Alvarez Icaza Longoria, Emilio Serie B Contract Executive Secretary D02 Male Mexico Mexico US RF Abi-Mershed, Elizabeth Anne Trust / Continuing Contract Assistant Executive Secretary P05 Female U S A U S A US RF Lopez Garelli, Mario Continuing Contract Sr. Officer P05 Male Paraguay Paraguay US RF Benchoam, Esther Debora Continuing Contract Officer P04 Female Argentina Argentina US RF Pulido, Maria Claudia Continuing Contract Officer P04 Female Colombia Colombia US RF Romero-DeSimone, Lili M Continuing Contract Sr. Officer P04 Female U S A U S A US RF Fitte de Amieva, Silvia Serie A Contract Officer P03 Female Argentina Argentina US RF Blanchard, Marisol Serie B Contract Officer P03 Female U S A U S A US SF Castro, Flor Elba Serie A Contract Officer P03 Female Colombia Colombia US RF Celorio, Rosa Serie A Contract Officer P03 Female U S A U S A US RF Ching, Lilly Continuing Contract Officer P03 Female Costa Rica Costa Rica US RF Colledani, Norma Continuing Contract Officer P03 Female
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