1. 1George M. Bogachevsky
1230 13th
street NW apt 701
Washington, DC 20005-5138
202-606-5586 (work)
E-Mail: georgeb@netropolis.net
Objective:
• To implement my proven research, analytical, and creative abilities in a professional position.
Nationality:
• U.S. Citizen, born in Odessa, Ukraine, single, male.
Education:
MS — University of Houston C.T. Bauer College of Business, Accounting (GPA 3.54/4), December 2004
MBA — University of Houston C.T. Bauer College of Business, Finance (GPA 3.51/4), December 2000
Ph.D. (International Economic Relations) — Academy of Sciences of Russia, Moscow, Leading Critical Review
Organization – Moscow State University (MGU), December 1978
Postgraduate — Moscow State Institute for Foreign Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Russia, 1971-1974
BS — Institute of Commerce and Economics, Lviv, Ukraine, Finance/Accounting (GPA 5.00/5), June 1970
Languages:
• English, Russian, Ukrainian fluently
• Can read Polish, Bulgarian, Serb-Croat, German, Spanish with or without dictionaries
Research and teaching skills:
• Wrote and published abroad 13 research papers and made 4 presentations at international scientific
conferences on issues of international economic relations
• Knowledge of PC hardware and software applications such as Windows 7, Microsoft Word 2010, Excel,
Access, PowerPoint, Project, Visio, Microsoft Small Business Accounting, Minitab, Peachtree,
experience in IT project design for accounting and finance departments, etc.
• Utilized Minitab, conducted econometric forecasting and modeling, familiar with SAS, SPSS.
• Created and used questionnaires and survey techniques.
Professional Experience:
U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis 2006 – current
Accountant Washington, DC
• Perform Financial Analysis and Editing of Financial Reports
• Conduct Research and Analysis of International Economic Relations
• I have identified major methodological errors in and suggested such corrections to BEA methodology
and practice:

2. o Reclassification of revenue from interest rate cash flow hedging from gains/losses to operating
revenue, which allows application of higher tax rates to these revenues and unlocks billions of
dollars of additional tax revenue for the Department of the Treasury without levying new taxes or
increasing existing taxes;
o Correction of principles of consolidation of limited partnerships as sources or recipients of
foreign direct investments, and thus overhaul of identification of corporate parents and beneficial
owners, of their classification & domicile;
o Elimination of archiving procedure which is saving for BEA significant amount of time, labor,
materiel, and expenses.
The U.S. Department of State, Embassy Vilnius, Intern, Vilnius, Lithuania
Diplomatic Security Clearance June – August 2005
• Performed research for Consular, Politico-Economic, and Public Affairs
Sections of the Embassy
• Volunteered for and prepared for the Ambassador an important research paper
and a draft of the cable to the State Department in response to the State
Department’s inquiry
• Arranged for the letter from Ms. N. Reagan to the Lithuanian clergyman
A. Swarinskas, presented to Monsignor Swarinskas by the DCM T. Kelly
at the dedication of a monument to R. Reagan
• Evaluation grade 6 out of 7
University of Houston, C.T. Bauer College of Business, Houston, Texas
Department of Accountancy and Taxation 2003 – 2004
Teaching Assistant
• Taught Accounting courses
Micro Center (computer department store) Houston, Texas
Sales Consultant 1993 – 2003
• Provided customer service and consulted businesses and individuals
on IT solutions to meet business needs.
Computerized Control Systems Lviv, Ukraine,
Project Design Coordinator 1990 – 1992
• Developed computerized systems of finance and accounting management for
wholesale firms.
• Coordinated MIS projects with over 100 programmers.
• Performed budgeting using computer modeling.
• Conducted feasibility studies of small enterprise development.
• Translated and analyzed foreign technical and economic information.
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3. Publications:
1) Development of Economic Integration of Eastern European Countries. George Bogachevsky et al. Lviv,
Institute of Commerce and Economics, 1974, pp. 1 - 20.
2) About Perspectives of Leveling of the Levels of Economic Development of the Countries – Members of
CMEA. George Bogachevsky et al. Issues of Political Economy, Kiev, Kiev State University, 1975,
#102, pp. 29 - 41.
3) About Factors and Indicators of the Participation of the Countries – Members of CMEA in the
International Division of Labor. George Bogachevsky et al. Issues of Political Economy, Kiev, Kiev
State University, 1975, #121, pp. 36 - 42.
4) Development of Foreign Trade of the Countries – Members of CMEA. George Bogachevsky. Kiev,
Economy of the Soviet Ukraine, 1976, #3, pp.68 - 73.
5) Economic Integration and the Market of the Countries – Members of CMEA. Doctoral Thesis. George
Bogachevsky. Moscow, Institute of Economies of Eastern European Countries, Academy of Sciences
of the Russian Federation, 1977, pp.1 – 13.
6) Economic Integration of the Eastern European Countries (Issues of the System Analysis). George
Bogachevsky. Moscow, Economic Sciences, 1977, #6, pp. 77 – 83.
7) Socialist Economic Integration. George Bogachevsky. USA, Problems of Economics, August 1978, Vol.
XXI, No. 4, pp. 44 – 53.
8) Participation of the Countries – Members of CMEA in the International Division of Labor and Trade:
Factors and Indicators. Moscow, Economic Sciences, 1980, #7, pp. 77 – 84.
9) Some Opportunities of the Utilization of the Shifts Method in the Analysis of the Development of the
World Market. George Bogachevsky. Ministry of Higher Education of the Ukraine, Lviv Institute of
Forestry, pp. 1 – 12. Deposited with the Institute of Scientific Information on Social Sciences of the
Academy of Sciences of the USSR.
10) Computer in the Local Cooperative. George Bogachevsky et al. Soviet Consumer Cooperatives, 1987,
#12, pp. 12 – 15.
11) Local Economic Areas Need Chambers of Commerce. George Bogachevsky. Socialist Industry,
Moscow, February 11, 1989, p. 3.
12) Problems with FSI Tests. George Bogachevsky. Foreign Service Journal, November 2005, p. 10.
13) Utopias and Realities. George M. Bogachevsky. Bulgaria, Narodnostopanski Arhiv, year LVIII; book 2,
2005 – p. 15-23; book 4, 2005 - p.15-22.
14) Ownership and Control of Foreign Direct Investments in Limited Partnerships. Munich Personal RePEc
Archive (MPRA), University of Muenchen, Germany, 17 August 2013.
Presentations at the Scientific Conferences:
1. The Regional Market of the Countries – Members of CMEA in the System of the World Market.
Republican Scientific Conference, Uzhgorod, 1975. George Bogachevsky.
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4. 2. Economic Integration as a Factor of Intensification of the Expanded Reproduction. Republican Scientific
Conference, Odessa State University, 1975. George Bogachevsky.
3. About One Approach to Graphic Depiction of Information Flow Charts in Design of Computerized
Systems of Trade Management. George Bogachevsky et al. All-Union Conference, Kishinev, 1989, pp. 51-
54.
4. Utopias – Toolbox of Dreams. The 3rd International Conference on Education and Economic
Development, Preveza, Greece, May 2006. George Bogachevsky.
Awards and Honors:
• National Winner of the All-Ukrainian Contest of College Students’ Research Papers.
• Editor’s Choice Award, North American Open Poetry Contest.
• Twice awarded Employee of the Month at Micro Center.
• Member of the Honor Society for International Scholars ‘ΦΒ∆’, ∆Ι Chapter (University of Houston).
• Graduate of the Aspiring Leaders Development Program IV at the U.S. Department of Commerce
Interests:
• Wrote and published numerous poems for adults and children in Russian, Ukrainian, and English.
References:
• Charles R. Gravitz, Chief Financial Officer, Fonkoze USA, tel. (202) 628-9033, email:
Cgravitz@fonkoze.org
• Hilary E. Sadler, Esq., Senior Customs Liaison, International Trade Administration, U.S. Department of
Commerce, tel. (202) 482-4340, email: Hilary.Sadler@trade.gov
• Helen X. Yiu, accountant, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Direct Investment Division, Phone: 202-606-
9830, email: helen.yiu@bea.gov, home email: Helen_yiu@yahoo.com, home phone: 571-345-6345
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