Kevin Rudd
Kevin Rudd, a former prime minister of Australia (2007-10, and 2013), is a member of the International Monetary Fund’s External Advisory Group, Chair of the United Nation’s Global Partnership on Sanitation and Water for All, and President of the Asia Society.
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