United States International Development Corporation Chief Development Officer Act

This bill changes the role of the Chief Development Officer at the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation, a federal agency that finances projects overseas. The CEO, rather than the Board, would appoint and oversee this officer, and Board approval of the appointment would no longer be required. The officer would need experience in international development and development finance. The bill lists the officer's duties, including advising agency leaders on development policy, representing the agency in meetings with other federal agencies, serving on the agency's Development Finance Advisory Council, and working with other agencies and overseas country teams to identify projects and coordinate resources.

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• Joaquin Castro Democrat sponsor
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