Gregory Djerejian works at a diversified asset management firm, particularly active in commercial real estate and hotel/resort development, company mergers and acquisitions, and varied alternative investments. He also helps manage a philanthropic organization active in the Republic of Armenia. Previously, Djerejian worked, in collaboration with the U.S. State Department, on the "train and equip" program for the Bosnian Federation military and with the International Rescue Committee in the former Yugoslavia.

Djerejian has been a keen follower of international politics for many years, having lived in ten countries and traveled to dozens more around the world. He has some expertise in regional issues (Caucasus, CIS, Middle East, Balkans, Western Europe), as well as international law and international organizations. He is fluent in French and conversant in Spanish and Russian. Djerejian was admitted as a term member to the Council on Foreign Relations and member of the New York State Bar. He serves as director of several entities, including a NY-based global macro hedge fund and various non-profit groups.

He attended Phillips Academy (Andover), subsequently received a B.S.F.S. (majoring in European History and Diplomacy) from the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, before later receiving a J.D. from the Georgetown University Law Center. In addition, he is currently pursuing an Executive MBA from Columbia Business School.

He occasionally comments on foreign policy matters at this site, and has been published in various newspapers like the Financial Times and New York Times. He lives in New York City with his wife, daughter, and son. Djerejian previously lived (at the inception of this weblog) in the Belgravia neighborhood in London which is home to many of the city's embassies, and inspires the name of the weblog.

He welcomes reader comments at belgraviadispatch@hotmail.com.