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Nancy Jo Powell (born 1947, Cedar Falls, Iowa) was the United States Ambassador to India from April 2012 to May 2014. [2] Powell was Director General of the United States Foreign Service, a position she assumed after serving as the U.S. Ambassador to Nepal . [3]
Mar 31, 2014 · Nancy Powell stepped down as the U.S. envoy to India in 2014 amid tensions over the arrest of an Indian diplomat in New York. The row strained the bilateral relationship and affected trade, security and political ties between the two countries.
Nancy J. Powell | Ambassador Nancy J. Powell retired from the U.S. Foreign Service on May 31, 2014 after a thirty-seven year career. She held the highest rank in the United States Foreign Service, with the title of Career Ambassador. Her overseas tours include Canada, Nepal, Pakistan, Togo, India, Bangladesh, Uganda, and Ghana. Among the senior positions she has held are Ambassador to Uganda, Ghana, Pakistan, Nepal, and India as well as Director General of the Foreign Service and Director of ...
Feb 13, 2014 · U.S. Ambassador Nancy J. Powell today met with Chief Minister Narendra Modi in Gandhinagar. This meeting was part of the U.S. Mission’s outreach to senior leaders of India’s major political parties in advance of the upcoming national elections.
Feb 13, 2014 · Marathi (PDF 310 KB) | Gujarati (PDF 337 KB). U.S. Ambassador Nancy J. Powell today met with Chief Minister Narendra Modi in Gandhinagar. This meeting was part of the U.S. Mission’s outreach to senior leaders of India’s major political parties in advance of the upcoming national elections.
Apr 17, 2012 · Nancy Powell, the first female American ambassador– designate to India, will arrive in New Delhi later this week bearing a few words of Hindi, a much-used camera and ambitious plans for the countries’ relationship, according to an introductory video released Tuesday by the Embassy.
Learn about the distinguished Foreign Service career of Ambassador Nancy J. Powell, the first female U.S. ambassador to India and a leader in pandemic disease response. Read her interview with the Foreign Service Journal on her journey from Iowa teacher to diplomatic leader.
