James Ingram (diplomat)

James Ingram AO
James Ingram AO
Born	James Charles Ingram; 27 February 1928 (age 96); Warragul, Victoria (Australia)
Nationality	Australian
Occupation(s)	Public servant, diplomat
Spouse	Odette Koven (m. 1950)

James Charles Ingram AO (born 27 February 1928) is a former Australian company director, public servant and diplomat whose career culminated in a post as the eighth Executive Director of the World Food Programme.^[1]

Works

Bread and Stones: Leadership and the Struggle to Reform the United Nations World Food Programme. Charleston, South Carolina, USA: BookSurge. 2007. ISBN 1-4196-2595-0.

References

^ Schindler, Sebastian (March 2015), Reinalda, Bob; Kille, Kent J.; Eisenberg, Jaci (eds.), "INGRAM, James Charles, Australian diplomat and eighth Executive Director of the World Food Programme (WFP) 1982-1992", IO BIO, Biographical Dictionary of Secretaries-General of International Organizations, Radboud Universiteit

Diplomatic posts
Preceded by Francis Hamilton Stuart	Australian Ambassador to the Philippines 1970 – 1973	Succeeded by Peter Henderson
Preceded by David McNicol	Australian High Commissioner to Canada 1973 – 1975	Succeeded by Max Loveday
New title Position established	Australian High Commissioner to Jamaica Australian High Commissioner to Barbados Australian High Commissioner to Trinidad and Tobago 1974	Succeeded by John Hoyle
Preceded by Juan Felipe Yriart (acting)	Executive Director of the World Food Programme 1982 – 1992	Succeeded by Catherine Bertini

External links

wfp.org: James Ingram – profile on World Food Programme website

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[1] Schindler, Sebastian (March 2015), Reinalda, Bob; Kille, Kent J.; Eisenberg, Jaci (eds.), "INGRAM, James Charles, Australian diplomat and eighth Executive Director of the World Food Programme (WFP) 1982-1992", IO BIO, Biographical Dictionary of Secretaries-General of International Organizations, Radboud Universiteit

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