USADF Recognizes federal service of employees

WASHINGTON - May 14, 2009

WASHINGTON, D.C. – May 14, 2009 – In celebrating Public Service Recognition Week the United States African Development Foundation recognized the federal service of twelve employees during two ceremonies over the past several days.  The Foundation would like to publicly acknowledge the following employees for their dedicated length of service to the US Government.

Thirty Years of Federal Service
Christine Fowles
M. Catherine Gates
Paul Olson

Twenty-Five Years of Federal Service
Larry P. Bevan
Kim W. Ward

Twenty Years of Federal Service
Rama Bah
Doris M. Martin
Chevella M. Talbert
Jeannette Whitfield

Fifteen Years of Federal Service
Cheryl I. Jones

Ten Years of Federal Service
Thomas R. Coogan

Five Years of Federal Service
Ellen P. Teel

As with many other agencies, USADF would not be able to meet its mission if it were not for the hard work and dedication of these, and all of its, employees.

The United States African Development Foundation (USADF) is a United States Government agency dedicated to expanding access to economic opportunity in Africa. Currently USADF operates in 20 African nations. Over the past 25 years, USADF has directly funded nearly 1,500 African projects representing in excess of $150 million in support of African enterprises and local African communities.

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