Meet the Newest Ombuds at the World Bank

Jules Baughns was added to the World Bank Office of Ombuds Services on May 1, 2023, and is based in Nairobi, Kenya. He joins three other Ombuds: Caroline Nekesa Wanyonyi in Bangkok, Thailand; Doris Cecilia Campos-Infantino in Washington, DC; and Axel R. Peuker in Washington, DC. 

Baughns has worked for the World Bank since 2013, most recently as a Senior Counsel in the Ethics and Business Conduct Department. Before joining the Bank, he worked in international law firms (Davis Polk & Wardwell and Dechert LLP) providing legal advice in connection with corporate governance, regulatory and compliance matters, as well as international transactions. Baughns graduated from Moorehouse College and earned an MA and MSW at the University of Denver and JD at the University of Connecticut. (WBG Ombuds; LinkedIn.)

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