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Dwight Crabtree
Principal Consultant - International Consultancy Europe BV
Thailand
PrincipalConsultant
November 2005 - Present
▪ Directed and conducted investment feasibility studies to determinethe financial, economic, market, technical, operational, legal, social
and environmental feasibility of implementing sustainable developmentprojects in the areas of renewable energy electrification,
biodiversity conservation ,water supply & sanitation, ruraltransportation, and health.
▪ Designed project specific financial and economic models to determineproject IRR, eIRR and NPVs for project investment analysis and
financial feasibility.
▪ Developed projects of between Euro 5 million – Euro 50 million insize with private and public clients by negotiating and securing
funding in the form of development grants, debt, equity, andalternative financing mechanisms (e.g. carbon credits) for the client.
▪ Research and development of innovative alternative financingmechanisms for renewable energy and biodiversity conservation.
▪ Currently active with projects in Bhutan, Cambodia, China, thePhilippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam.
▪ Currently engaged in development of multi-million Euro biodiversityprotection projects in the remaining nature reserves and rainforests
in South and South-East Asia. These projects contain a combination ofthree main components: i) forest & wildlife protection, ii)
alternative livelihood development, iii) sustainable tourismdevelopment, and are required to be financiallyself-sustainable.
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP, INC.
AIG FINANCE (THAILAND),PLC.
Bangkok, Thailand
Project Manager, Business Process Re-engineering
August 2004 - April 2005
▪ Led a project team that conducted business process re-engineeringstudies and designed a standardized Global Operating Model for
AIG’s auto finance business across four Asian markets (Hong Kong,Philippines, Taiwan, and Thailand) as well as for future business
expansion in new emerging markets.
▪ Performed internal and external diagnostics for existing statebusiness processes that established market-driven benchmarks and key
performance indicators for operating efficiency.
▪ Designed future-state model and mapped end-to-end process flows thatprovided the requirements for implementation of new operating
model and new accompanying systems.
ManagementAssociate
August 2003 - July 2004
▪ Bank Transformation Project: Member of project team that prepared acomprehensive retail bank license application submitted to the
Bank of Thailand (BOT) that included a business plan, a bank upgradepreparation plan (systems, infrastructure, organization, products,
branches), and a project implementation plan. Approval has been grantedby the BOT to convert the finance company - with 0MM
asset size and over 60,000 existing accounts - into a retail bank.
▪ Office of the CEO: Prepared 5-year strategic plan reports andpresentations for senior management.
▪ Operations: Led and conducted business plan preparation and obtainedapproval for the relocation of the Bangkok Head Office for 250
staff to a new, 3,000 sq.m Grade A site with US.0 MM in capitalexpenditure.
▪ Recognized as a “Staff of the Year 2003.”
AIG – Princeton- in-AsiaFellow
August 2002 - July 2003
▪ Selected as a Princeton-in-Asia Fellow for a year-long AIG ManagementTrainee position.
▪ Marketing & Product Development: Developed Credit ProductPrograms for consumer finance products; produced financial profit &loss
studies for new and existing products; Performed credit MIS analysis todetermine segment quality and performance.
▪ Operations: Performed operational capacity planning measurements andprojections; completed functional organization analysis of AIG
Finance Co. Ltd. and AIG Credit Card Co. Ltd. to identifycross-organization synergies.
▪ Taught English language classes to over 50 local Thai staff atBeginner and Business English levels.
EDUCATION
PRINCETONUNIVERSITY
Princeton, New Jersey
A.B. Economics June 2002
Relevant Coursework: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Statistics,Econometrics, Corporate Finance, International Monetary Economics,
Economics and Public Policy
Senior Thesis: “The U.S. Treasury’s Choice of Auction Mechanism: AnEmpirical Study” – evaluated by Ben Bernanke
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OFGENEVA Geneva, Switzerland
International Baccalaureate Bilingual (English-French)
Diploma June 1998
PERSONAL SKILLS & INTERESTS
▪ Foreign Languages: French (fluent), Spanish (proficient), Thai(conversational)
▪ Computers: Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook, Visio)
▪ Community Work: Princeton Club of Thailand fundraising activities andsubsequent donations to support disadvantaged Thai schools,
students and tsunami victims (2002-2007)
▪ Leisure: International Travel, Reading, Basketball, Golf, Tennis,Skiing