- Founded
- 1996
- Employees
- 175
Founded by Bill Clinton in 1996.
About International Commission on Missing Persons
Established in 1996 by President Clinton at a G-7 Summit in Lyon, France, ICMP is an international organization which specializes in assisting governments and others address the issue of missing persons from armed conflict, human rights abuses, disasters, organized crime and other causes. It is the only international organization which works exclusively on the issue of missing persons and as such it has helped governments to build rule-of-law institutions that successfully and impartially search for and identify missing persons.
Leadership at International Commission on Missing Persons
The team at the top of the org chart.
Kathryne Bomberger
Director-General
57 reports
Andreas Kleiser
Director for Policy and Cooperation
6 reports
Alexander Hug
Head of Mission
1 report
Matthew Holliday
Program Director Europe
2 reports
Adnan Rizvic
Director of Data Systems and Coordination
15 reports
Elie Boueiz
Finance and Administration Manager
7 reports
Ingo Bastisch
Director, Science and Technology
19 reports
Lori Der Sarkissian
Office of the Director General – Graphic Designer