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In 2001 Ben Boothe visited business and political leaders in Hong Kong, Singapore, China, Mongolia, India, and Italy.
In 2002 Boothe conducted consulting interviews at the Ghandi Research Foundation, and at the Center for Policy Research in New Delhi, India. He also met with members of Parliament, and banking leaders in Nepal to discuss economic development strategies.
He conducted a fact finding mission in Tibet, to document economic development research, as well as to study the relationship between government policy and cultural freedoms. Subsequently his findings were published in the U.S. and several nations.
In 2003 Boothe lectured to business leaders in Mumbai, India sponsored by IMC Chamber and presented economic studies at Ghandi Research Foundation and the India Development Institute on Global Trends.
In 2004 Boothe was made the "Honorary Representative to the USA for the Mongolian Chamber of Commerce and Industry".
In 2005 Boothe provided Environmental Consulting services in Ecuador, and in 2006 made agreements to open an office in Ecuador to accommodate growth trends in Ecuador, and deal with environmental issues.
In 1995 Boothe was invited to an international symposium of global economists, hosted by the Universidad Autonomo in Mexico City. This meeting also included representatives of governments, the Federal Reserve Bank, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and numerous authors. Boothe made two presentations and presided over the closing session with University & Economic leaders. The U.S. Ambassador to Mexico received Mr. Boothe while in Mexico City.
In 1995 the USIA invited Boothe to represent the U.S. in Mongolia to lecture and consult on economic development, business and banking issues. Boothe was received by the governors of 3 states to discuss economic and banking issues. He consulted with a U.S. oil and mining company, provided an organizational plan for initiation of a national credit bureau and consulted on establishment of a Small Business Administration program. He met daily with banking, political and economic leaders and was received by the U.S. Ambassador in Mongolia.
In 1997 Boothe served as an economic consultant for the WORLD BANK for a program to leaders of parliament and bankers of Mongolia. In 1997 Boothe was sponsored by the USIS (State Dept) in New Delhi, India and Mumbai, India. There he consulted and lectured on global economic trends. In 1994-1997 he was involved in work in Mexico, Guatemala, Japan, China and other nations on behalf of Universities, Corporations, and other entities. BB&A continues ongoing research and dialogue with leaders of business and policy makers in some 30+ nations. Boothe has Researched environmental/economic impact studies for international venues in Asia. In 1996 he was received by a former President of Guatemala on a socio-economic development project. In 1997 he was received by the Prime Minister of Mongolia on a special economic development project.
In 1998 and 1999 Boothe did bank and economic development consulting for the National Bank of Cambodia (co-sponsored by the World Bank), and lectured at the University of Banares, in Varanasi, India, for the USIS.
In 1999, due to the banking crisis of the region, the World Bank engaged Ben Boothe to be the "anchor" consultant for a Bank Risk Management Symposium, in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. The banking leaders from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzebekistan, Tgurkmenistan, and Tajikistan participated. This symposium was highly successful and Mr. Ulan Sarbanov, Chairman of the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic proclaimed: "Your assistance on the matter of training our staff is indisputable. We express our deep appreciation for your invaluable contribution and experiece that your brought. Subjects were very useful and helpful. This will be the sound support for our specialists our insitutions."
In 1999 Ben Boothe interviewed the Center for Policy Research in Delhi, India, regarding the Pakistan, India relationship, and also discussed economic development issues, as well as the positive economic impacts of good environmental policy. From India, leaders of the Grameen Bank, in Bangladesh met with Ben in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Boothe was given a special tour of the banking system in the "countryside" of Bangladesh, where enormous strides have been made in banking, and socio-economic development issues.
From 1992 to the present, Boothe has conducted symposiums, consultancies, and economic/banking programs throughout Asia.
Boothe and Associates, Inc. and BBA Mongolia Co., Ltd have been active in the global economy. As the world changes it is critical for companies to create current strategies. While Globalization stressed removal of all barriers, the current "post globalization" world is a world where more barriers have been raised, tariffs, security issues, political and economic issues are important to deal with in the current environment.
BBA Mongolia Co., Ltd and Boothe and Associates, Inc. (International) can help you establish these strategies. One key element is that companies that wish to engage in international business in the post globalization world should have a physical presence in the nations that they are doing business with. BBA Mongolia and Boothe and Associates, Inc. (International) can implement this for you, as well as help you with legal, accounting, political, and business contacts that will be invaluable to your company.
As a former banker, and an international consultant, Boothe has authored over 200 published articles in magazines, newspapers, and journals.
He is also author of 6 books and as such has appeared on over 60 television and radio programs.
Among his most notable media appearances have been his national CBS TV and National Public Radio interviews as an author and observer of economic, banking, and regulatory issues.
Over 65 presentations in 32 states and several nations, for associations, conventions, municipal groups, commercial and professional associations. Current keynote speeches:
Mr. Boothe has had decades of experience in real estate. As a banker, a lender, a developer, and also in areas of valuation and appraisals. His contacts are substantial throughout the nation and in Washington DC. Three decades of work in multiple levels of real estate.
BBAR Inc is a commercial appraisal and valuation company. We work with and often bring in associates such as professional engineers, property experts, environmental specialists, treatment experts in Corona and other viral sterilizations of buildings, we often use and bring in local experts on local real estate valuations (if they are relevant to the job at hand and desired by our clients). The appraisers or other assistants/associates we select vary in accordance with their experience and knowledge of the specific project.
We have specialized experience in hospitals, prisons, nursing homes, commercial office buildings, retail malls and stores, farms, ranches, industrial projects, RV and mobile home parks, Apartment complexes and condos, and a host of pre-development projects and planning. We also have some international experience through our work with international agencies.
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We have served as an expert witness in numerous courts, trials, mediations, and disputes. To date, nearly every client we have represented has had a favorable judgment, or settlement, we believe due partially to our preparation and presentation.
Ben Boothe's background - trained on Wall Street, bank president, business owner, investor, developer, and business consultant - creates both credibility and expertise in the areas of banking, standard business practices, loans, other valuation services, valuation of assets, and any matter relating to money or financial issues.
"Ben Boothe worked with public and private sector leaders, involved in developing a modern banking system for Mongolia, and in a broad range of socioeconomic development . His presence was a positive reflection on the United States as well as a contribution to Mongolia. I highly recommend him as an international consultant in possession of considerable skill and effectiveness."
"In Romania, Ben advised government officials on various aspects of the transition to a market economy. His experience as a former banker give his knowledge of banking a very practical dimension. His numerous publications and lectures on financial topics attest to his understanding. The combination of practical experience and academic knowledge constitutes a very powerful resource. I recommend him to you without any reservation."
"Your economic lectures on behalf of the U.S.I.S. (State Dept.) in India were superb."
"Your research and lectures prepared for the WORLD BANK on international economic trends were excellent! The World Bank will use your materials world wide and we thank you for your presence in Asia working for us with banking and political leaders as one of our economic consultants."
"Deep thanks for your contributed ideas regarding strengthening the cambodian banking system. We have submitted the Law on Banking & Financial Institutions to be submitted to our National Assembly. The Law consists of your principles and ideas. Thank You!"
Restructuring financial systems during times of economic crisis
Changing economies, the impacts, dangers and advantages
Credit, and principles of banking
Restructuring micro and macro economic systems for developing nations
Management flexibility during times of economic change
Edwin Cox School of Business (SWGSB)
Regulatory policy and impact upon economic development
Post NAFTA economic trends
Sponsored by the U.S. Embassy
Economic policy, banking systems and free enterprise methods
Concentrations, trade and the global economy
Global economic trends and impacts of deregulation.
20th Century Economic Trends for India
Global Finance
Economic Development in Cambodia