Ciobanu Tatiana

About

Tatiana Ciobanu, originally from the Republic of Moldova, is a remarkable professional in the field of accounting and finance, with a career spanning over 20 years marked by expertise in fund administration and financial oversight. Currently, she holds the position of Manager of Program Funding at the U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council, a non-profit organization in Washington, D.C., that promotes the global use of American products such as barley, corn, sorghum, ethanol, and distiller’s dried grains with solubles (DDGS). Here, she supports the accounting team in reviewing and disbursing payments, maintaining rigorous financial oversight, after being promoted from the role of Accounting Coordinator in 2024. Previously, she gained extensive experience in the U.S. at State Plaza Hotel as an Accounts Payable Receivable Specialist and in Moldova at companies such as Promosuport SRL (Financial Analyst Payroll and HR Manager), Brands&Bears Publicitate (Chief Accountant), and Unilever (Customer Marketing Assistant). A graduate of the Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova with a bachelor's degree in accounting and the Academy of Public Administration in Chisinau with a bachelor's degree in administrative sciences, Tatiana Ciobanu began her career in Moldovan administration and non-profits, including as Executive Assistant at the International Association of Business and Parliament - Moldova and Manager at Atlantis Catering. Her career reflects a successful transition from administrative and marketing roles in Moldova to financial leadership positions in the United States, demonstrating skills in budgeting, forecasting, payroll, HR, and compliance with regulations such as those of the USDA for programs like the Market Access Program (MAP) and Foreign Market Development (FMD). She is fluent in Romanian, English, and Russian, with limited knowledge of French and Spanish, and holds certifications such as SQL Database Fundamentals from Tekwill Academy. Although details about Tatiana Ciobanu's personal life remain private, her professional success illustrates the determination of Moldovan women in emigration, contributing to the promotion of US agricultural international trade. Her experience in the non-profit and administrative sector highlights the importance of financial skills in global organizations, inspiring other professionals from the Republic of Moldova to pursue international careers in administration and finance.