Health Manager

Michael Mogensen

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Miami, FL 33137

Work phone 954-***-****

Mobile phone 305-***-****

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CAREER SUMMARY

Extensive experience in investigations, including due

diligence, corruption, fraud and compliance issues, brand

protection, as well as overall business risk analysis, with

corporations and with international organizations. Certified

by the Association of Anti-Money Laundering Specialists

(ACAMS).

Prior to working at Microsoft and the international

consultancy Control Risks, worked for NGOs and a multilateral

donor organization in the US and internationally. A published

writer, editor and researcher fluent in Spanish and

Portuguese with basic French. Experience in North America,

Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa.

EDUCATION

1998-2000 Master of Science in Development Management, School of

International Service, American University, Washington D.C.

1991-1995 Bachelor of Arts in Latin American Studies, College of

Arts and Science, New York University, New York, NY

EMPLOYMENT

July 2007 - present

Senior Manager, Investigations, Latin America and the Caribbean/World

Wide Anti-Piracy and Anti-Counterfeiting Group, Law and Corporate

Affairs, Microsoft Corporation - Miami, FL

As head of Microsoft's region-wide investigations program,

responsible for the tracking, investigation and dismantling

of software piracy and counterfeit operations in the region.

Led network of outside vendors responsible for investigating

violations of Microsoft intellectual property rights, as well

as analysts working in the Microsoft regional Crime Lab, in

addition to developing intelligence sources and relationships

with law enfrocement and government and multilateral

organizations at all levels. Succesfully ran highly complex

investigations in line with the company's IP legal strategy

by working closely with the corporate legal team as well as

outside council. Collaborated with various business teams at

Microsoft regional headquarters and subsidiary offices to

implement appropriate changes in business practices based on

lessons learned from the investigation of intellectual

property violations. As part of the global Anti-Piracy team,

helped develop and communicate Microsoft's corporate

communications strategy concerning piracy as well as deliver

key messages to all actors including the writing of articles

for internal publication and engagement with English, Spanish

and Portuguse-language media on piracy related issues.

Additional posting to Hong Kong for six weeks with experience

in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, PRC.

March 2005 - June 2007

Consultant/Control Risks - Sao Paulo, Brazil

As consultant, covered Latin America for a leading risk

management consultancy, specializing in investigative due

diligence. Led complex investigations for Fortune 500

companies in the areas of anti-money laundering, brand

protection and anti-counterfeiting, fraud/corruption

detection, in addition to providing political and security

risk analysis

Significant client handling including CEOs and Board members

as well as government representatives and experienced

provider of consultancy services to high-end clients in all

sectors; managed extensive network of outside vendors as well

as researchers.

2003 -2005

COAV Researcher, Editor & Writer/Viva Rio - Rio de Janeiro and Sao

Paulo, Brazil

English language editor, writer, researcher and translator

for the Save the Children supported Children in Organized

Armed Violence International Research Project. The project

and Internet portal address youth involvement in organized

armed violence in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Honduras, El

Salvador, Jamaica, the US, the UK, South Africa and the

Philippines.

Conducted long-term intensive field study in Kingston low-

income areas with gang youth that led to a chapter on youth

and gang-related violence in Jamaica in book titled Neither

War nor Peace. Co-translated and edited book.

2000 - 2001

Researcher/Partnership for Child Development, the University of Oxford

and Imperial College, UK - London, UK

Authored and edited articles and documents on health and

education in developing countries, created courses for health

and education policy makers and practitioners, managed an

initiative for Life Skills education in Latin America in

coordination with the World Bank, USAID and the Pan American

Health Organization.

1998 -2000

Program Coordinator/ World Bank - Washington DC

Coordinator of the international school health team (ISHI) in

the World Bank Education Sector, created and distributed

educational materials and toolkits on school health in the

developing world, liaised with leading experts on child

health and education in developing world, co-authored reports

for the World Bank's school health team, and monitored

education and health programs in Mozambique.

1996-1997

International Human Rights Monitor/PBI Colombia Project - Bogota,

Colombia

Monitored human rights and humanitarian situation in Colombia

during period of intense conflict in Colombia, physically

accompanied (as security measure) threatened Colombian human

rights and humanitarian organizations and leaders, worked

with internally displaced refugees, wrote, edited and

translated documents and reports on civil conflict in

Colombia, and conducted US speaking tour on the civil

conflict in Colombia culminating on Capitol Hill.

LANGUAGES AND INTERNATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE

English as a native language, speak, read and write Spanish

and Portuguese fluently and have a basic understanding of.

Have lived and/or worked in the United States, Europe,

Africa, Hong Kong, and throughout Latin America and the

Caribbean.

PUBLICATIONS

Author of chapter on due diligence in Brazil, Colombia and

Mexico for "Security in Brazil, Colombia and Mexico"

publication of the German Industry Federation; author of

"Corner and Area Gangs of inner-city Jamaica" in Neither War

nor Peace; author of "Pandillas y tr fico de drogas: una

mezcla preocupante en Brasil" in United Nations Development

Program Colombia publication Hechos del Callej n; and other

articles published on youth involvement in gang and drug

violence.

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