Robert Malloy

About Robert Malloy

20 years of progressively responsible Information Technology experience – domestic and offshore – within the World Bank and Marsh McLennan Companies. I’m super excited about leading the new unit Library & Publishing at the WBG. We hold a strategic role in the organization because information is a development asset. In May 2020 Brookings wrote an article “What Makes the World Bank So Influential – Its Money or its Ideas?” the answer was information and they said “The World Bank enjoys outsized policy influence primarily because of its ideas (delivered through analysis, studies and advice)” and “The analytical and advisory products of the World Bank consistently influence the design, direction, and implementation of government policy in low-income and middle-income client countries.”The newly combined Library and Publishing Unit supports and advances the World Bank Group’s position as a knowledge institution by promoting a holistic, comprehensive approach to information. The project information lifecycle starts with researchers’ requests and access to valuable eResources, research and relevant events and leads to experienced publishing staff that uphold both strong editorial production, copyright, and the publishing industry’s best practices. This ends with our team effectively curating and disseminating authors research and analysis so it can be readily discovered by a vast array of stakeholders, including researchers, partners, staff and the development community in one of our repositories. It’s an end to end service we promote and are proud of.

Experience

1. Manager - Data, Information & Ai Governance

   The World Bank Group

   Jan 2026 — Present · US

   Lead the strategic governance functions across data, AI and Information domains.

Education

• The George Washington University School of Business

  Completed - Management for Procurement Officers & Project Managers Course

  2009 — 2009

• Le Moyne College

  BA, PoliSci

  1989 — 1993

• American University - Kogod School of Business

  Masters, Information Technology Management

  2004 — 2006

Skills

• Governance
• Service Management
• Service Desk
• Security
• Process Improvement
• Service Delivery
• Technology Implementations
• Technical Support
• Management
• Program Management
• Knowledge Management
• Project Planning
• Information Technology
• Information Management
• IT Strategy
• Project Management
• IT Management
• Troubleshooting
• Training
• Itil
• IT Service Management
• Change Management