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6 | FOREIGN POLICY ASSOCIATION WALDO M. ABBOT CEO Fortis Americas JACQUELINE ADAMS Chairman OTR Board of Governors KEVIN F. BARNARD Partner Arnold & Porter LLP CAROL E. BAUMANN Professor emerita University of Wisconsin MARY L. BELKNAP Acting Chairman Foreign Policy Association JOHN H. BIGGS former Chairman, President, and CEO TIAA-CREF JUDITH L. BIGGS TERRENCE J. CHECKI Executive Vice President Federal Reserve Bank of New York JOHN J. CONROY, JR. Chairman of Executive Committee Baker & McKenzie International DAVID A. COULTER Managing Director and Senior Advisor Warburg Pincus FPA Board of Directors ARCHIBALD COX, JR. Chairman Barclays Americas EDWARD F. COX Partner Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler GONZALO DE LAS HERAS Director General Grupo Santander DAVID B.H. DENOON Professor of Politics and Economics New York University BRENDAN DOUGHER Managing Partner New York Metro Region PricewaterhouseCoopers JAMES P. DOUGHERTY Operating Partner Great Hill Partners JONATHAN FEIGELSON Senior Vice President and General Counsel TIAA-CREF PETER A. FLAHERTY Managing Director Arcon Partners ROBERT M. FREHSE, JR. Executive Director William Randolph Hearst Foundation MAURICE R. GREENBERG Chairman and CEO C.V. Starr & Co., Inc. PATRICK W. GROSS Chairman The Lovell Group BRIAN C. MCK. HENDERSON Chairman, Global Public Sector Client Group Merrill Lynch NINA HENDERSON Founder Henderson Advisory Consulting MICHAEL W. HODIN Vice President, Corporate and International Affairs Pfizer Inc. JOHN D. HOFMEISTER former President Shell Oil Company JOSEPH C. HOUGH, JR. former President Union Theological Seminary RICHARD L. KAUFFMAN Chief Executive Officer Good Energies Inc. ELBRUN KIMMELMAN PETER F. KROGH Dean emeritus Georgetown University School of Foreign Service
RICHARD S. LANNAMANN Vice Chairman Spencer Stuart NOEL V. LATEEF President and CEO Foreign Policy Association DONNA DILLON MANNING Special Advisor Catalyst Corporate Board Placement HAROLD MCGRAW III Chairman, President, and CEO The McGraw-Hill Companies ROBERT C. MILLER Partner Davidson, Dawson & Clark LLP PHILLIP R. MILLS Partner Davis Polk & Wardwell LESTER S. MORSE, JR. President Lester Morse Company, Inc. MARILYN CARLSON NELSON Chairman Carlson Companies, Inc. DOUGLAS L. PAUL Vice Chairman, Fixed Income Credit Suisse PONCHITTA A. PIERCE Magazine writer, television host, and producer W. MICHAEL REISMAN Myres S. McDougal Professor of Law Yale Law School WILLIAM R. RHODES Chairman Citibank Senior Vice Chairman Citigroup HUGH R. ROOME III President Scholastic International THEODORE ROOSEVELT IV Managing Director Barclays Capital ALFRED F. ROSS Founder and President Institute for Democracy Studies EDWARD B. RUST, JR. Chief Executive Officer State Farm Group JOHN W. RYAN Chancellor emeritus Indiana University PETER K. SCATURRO Partner Goldman Sachs, Inc. EVERETT M. SCHENK Chief Executive Officer- North America BNP Paribas WOLFGANG A. SCHMIDT former Advisory Board Chairman Institute of World Affairs University of Wisconsin FRANCES ALDRICH SEVILLA- SACASA President U.S. Trust ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER Dean Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Princeton University KEITH STOCK Chief Strategy Officer TIAA-CREF ELIZABETH F. STRIBLING Stribling & Associates, Ltd. JOHN TEMPLE SWING President emeritus Foreign Policy Association ENZO VISCUSI Group Senior Vice President ENI JEANETTE SARKISIAN WAGNER Vice Chairman emerita The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. JAMES M. WALSH Managing Director Prisma Capital Partners LP JOHN C. WHITEHEAD Chairman AEA Investors Executive Office: Marion Foster, Executive Assistant to the President ■ Ruth Lidell, Fellows Coordinator Karen Faulkner, Membership Coordinator FOREIGN POLICY ASSOCIATION | 7 FPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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