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Tatiana Krylova 1980-2000 – taught courses on Russian accounting/ IFRS comparative studies at Moscow State University, and later (1992 – 2000) – developed and taught the first corporate finance course in Russia. 1991-1996 – a consultant for the World Bank, OECD,UN, EBRD, European Union, US Academy of Sciences, Stanford University on issues on reforming accounting in the CIS countries. 1996-2000 – KPMG partner in Moscow, where she was responsible for the methodology of the IFRS implementation in Russia, training of Russian enterprises on restatement of Russian accounts into the IFRS and on practical application of the IFRS in Russia, for projects on accounting reforms in the CIS countries. Since 2000 – Section Head at the UN Conference on Trade and Development, where she coordinates the activities of the Interdepartmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting (ISAR). Since 2003 has been a head of the group of experts on official Russian translation of IFRS. Member of the Standards Advisory Council (SAC) of the IASB, represents UNCTAD at the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) Education Committee. In 1997 she was nominated as a Distinguished International Lecturer by American Accounting Association. Member of the NOFA Management Board since 2003.
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