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Center for Global Development
-1800 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Third Floor; Washington DC 20036 (202) 416.4000 | Fax 202.416.4050 | http://www.cgdev.org/
Contrived and funded by the likes of Bill Gates/George Soros/IMF/World Bank, et al, beyond all doubt…not to “develop’, but to enslave, destroy and plunder.
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From their lying, backwards and upside-down “About“:
http://www.cgdev.org/section/about/ - “The Center for Global Development works to reduce global poverty and inequality through rigorous research and active engagement with the policy community to make the world a more prosperous, just, and safe place for us all. A nimble, independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit think tank, CGD combines world-class research with policy analysis and innovative communications to turn ideas into action.”
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Board of Directors (see Staff below)
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Edward W. Scott, Jr.
Founder, BEA Systems, Inc.; Co-Founder and Chair, Center for Global Development; Co-Founder, DATA (Debt, Aid and Trade for Africa); Founder and Chairman, Friends of the Global Fight. …a former Assistant Secretary in the U.S. Government, etc. Scott is a co-founder, along with Bill Gates and George Soros, of DATA (Debt, AIDS, Trade, Africa), an advocacy organization dedicated to building public and political awareness about development problems in Africa, most notably the HIV/AIDS pandemic. | Center for Global Development – founder & chairman; Malaria No More – director; Peterson Institute for International Economics – director. William J. Clinton Foundation – $10,001 to $25,000.
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Timothy D. Adams
Former Under Secretary for International Affairs at the U.S. Treasury. Atlantic Council of the United States – director.
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C. Fred Bergsten
Co-Founder, Center for Global Development; Director, Peterson Institute for International Economics; Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, 1977-81. | B. 1941. Gale International International Advisory Board; US Treasury Department Assistant Secretary for International Affairs (1977-81); Foreign Affairs Editorial Board (1972-77); US National Security Council Assistant for International Economic Affairs (1969-71); American Economic Association; Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Chairman, Eminent Persons Group (1993-95); Atlanta Institute Board of Directors (1973-77); Brookings Institution Senior Fellow (1972-76); Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (1981); Center for Global Development Board of Directors; Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Honorary Fellow (1997); Consumers Union Board of Directors (1976-77); Council on Foreign Relations (1967-68); Center for Global Development Executive Committee; Center for Law and Social Policy Board of Directors (1973-77); Institute for International Economics; International Institute for Strategic Studies; National Economists Club; National Research Council Committee on Japan; Overseas Development Council Board of Directors (1974-77); Overseas Private Investment Corp. Board of Directors (1977-); Trilateral Commission Executive Committee; Worldwatch Institute; French Legion of Honor 1985. Wife: Virginia Wood (m. 16-Jun-1962); Son: Mark (b. 1968).
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Nancy Birdsall - President and Co-Founder, Center for Global Development
…former Executive Vice-President, Inter-American Development Bank (1993 to 1998). …Before launching the Center, Birdsall served for three years as Senior Associate and Director of the Economic Reform Project at the Carnegie Endowment for International “Peace.” Before joining the Inter-American Development Bank, Birdsall spent 14 years in research, policy, and management positions at the World Bank, most recently as Director of the Policy Research Department. -president@cgdev.org
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Henrietta Holsman Fore
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Holsman International. | B. 1948. US Agency for International Development Acting Administrator (2007-); US State Department Under Secretary of State for Management (2005-07); US Treasury Department Director of the United States Mint; US Agency for International Development Assistant Administrator (1990-93); Asia Foundation; Asia Society; Aspen Institute Board of Trustees; Bush-Cheney ’04; Center for Strategic & International Studies Board of Trustees; Council on Foreign Relations; Financial Services Volunteer Corps; Institute of the Americas; McCain-Palin Victory 2008; McConnell Senate Committee ’14; National Public Radio Foundation; National Republican Senatorial Committee; Pacific Economic Cooperation Council; United States Asia Environmental Partnership. Husband: Richard L. Fore.
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David Gergen
Director of the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard University; Editor-at-Large at U.S. News and World Report; Former advisor to Presidents Nixon, Ford, Reagan, and Clinton. | AKA David Richmond Gergen. B. 1942. US News and World Report; White House Communications Director (1980-84); White House Speechwriter; Intel Advisory Board; America Abroad Media Advisory Board; American Assembly Trustee; American Enterprise Institute Resident Fellow (1977-81); American Political Science Association Advisory Committee; Aspen Institute Resigned Jun-1993; Bilderberg Group Resigned Jun-1993; Bohemian Grove Resigned Jun-1993; Center for the Study of the Presidency Board of Trustees; Center for Global Development Board of Directors; Council on Foreign Relations Resigned Jun-1993; National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Board of Directors; National Committee on US-China Relations Board of Directors; Pacific Council on International Policy; Partnership for Public Service Board of Governors; ProPublica Journalism Advisory Board; Trilateral Commission Resigned Jun-1993; World Resources Institute Board Member; Roast: Tim Russert (1993); Funeral: Richard Nixon (1994); Funeral: Katharine Graham (2001). Television: Nightline Commentator (2000-01); PBS NewsHour Commentator (1985-2000). Wife: Anne Gergen (m. 1967, one son, one daughter); Son: Christopher; Daughter: Katherine.
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C(layland) Boyden Gray
Former Special Envoy for Eurasian Energy Diplomacy and former Special Envoy for European Union Affairs. | Spearheaded the public relations campaign for President George W. Bush‘s judicial nominees which had been blocked by Democrats in the Senate, until lawmakers reached a compromise in mid-2005.| B. 1943. US Ambassador to the European Union (2006-07): White House Counsel (1989-93); Law Clerk for Earl Warren (1968-69); George Bush Presidential Library Trustee; Texas Review of Law & Politics Board of Advisors; Alibi Club; American Bar Association; American Council of Trustees and Alumni Donors Working Group; American Council on Renewable Energy Advisory Board; American Enterprise Institute; Americans for a Republican Majority; Atlantic Council; Bretton Woods Committee; Brookings Institution; Center for Strategic & International Studies; Center for the Study of the Presidency Board of Trustees; Citizens for a Sound Economy Chairman; Committee for Justice; Committee for the Republic; Elizabeth Dole Committee; Energy Future Coalition Past Member, Steering Committee; Federalist Society Business Advisory Council chairman; FreedomWorks Co-Chair; Friends of Choice in Urban Schools Board of Trustees; Friends of Dick Lugar; Friends of George Allen; Friends of Giuliani Exploratory Committee; Friends of Phil Gramm PAC; Fund for a Responsible Future; George C. Marshall Foundation Board of Trustees; George W. Bush for President; Good Government for America Committee; JD Hayworth for Congress; John McCain 2008; Kay Bailey Hutchison for Senate; Keep Our Mission PAC; Lindsey Graham for Senate; McConnell Senate Committee ’14; National Coalition to End Judicial Filibusters; National Legal Center for the Public Interest Legal Advisory Council; National Republican Senatorial Committee; New Republican Majority Fund; New Uses Council Advisory Committee; Progress for America Voter Fund; Progress and Freedom Foundation Advisory Committee, Digital Age Communications Act Project; Reason Foundation Board of Trustees; Spirit of America; US-India Institute Advisory Board; Porcellian Club; Santorum 2006; Steele for Maryland; Volunteer PAC; Microsoft Legal Consultant during Washington antitrust trial; The Harvard Crimson; Scottish Ancestry; Jewish Ancestry. Father: Gordon Gray; Brother: Burton C. Gray (d.); Wife: Carol Elizabeth Taylor; Daughter: Eliza.
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James Harmon
Founder of Harmon & Co; former Chairman, Chairman of the Board of the World Resources Institute (WRI); President and CEO of the Export-Import Bank of the United States (until 2001); former Chairman and CEO of Schroder Wertheim & Co. | http://www.qepres.com/directors.html - has been a QEP director since May 18, 2010. He served as a Questar Corporation director from 1976 to 1997 and from 2001 through June 30, 2010. Mr. Harmon is the chairman of Harmon & Co. LLC, a financial advisory firm. He served as the chairman and president of the Export-Import Bank of the United States from 1997 until 2001. Prior to that service, Mr. Harmon spent 35 years as an investment banker at Wertheim & Co., an international investment bank that partnered with Schroder (plc) (U.K.) to form Wertheim Schroder & Co. in 1986. Mr. Harmon served as chairman and CEO for ten years before leaving that firm in 1997. In 2004 Mr. Harmon was elected chairman of the board of the World Resources Institute (WRI), a global policy and research institution.
James Harmon
Founder of Harmon & Co; former Chairman, Chairman of the Board of the World Resources Institute (WRI); President and CEO of the Export-Import Bank of the United States (until 2001); former Chairman and CEO of Schroder Wertheim & Co. | http://www.qepres.com/directors.html - has been a QEP director since May 18, 2010. He served as a Questar Corporation director from 1976 to 1997 and from 2001 through June 30, 2010. Mr. Harmon is the chairman of Harmon & Co. LLC, a financial advisory firm. He served as the chairman and president of the Export-Import Bank of the United States from 1997 until 2001. Prior to that service, Mr. Harmon spent 35 years as an investment banker at Wertheim & Co., an international investment bank that partnered with Schroder (plc) (U.K.) to form Wertheim Schroder & Co. in 1986. Mr. Harmon served as chairman and CEO for ten years before leaving that firm in 1997. In 2004 Mr. Harmon was elected chairman of the board of the World Resources Institute (WRI), a global policy and research institution.******
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Enrique V. Iglesias
B. 1931. Ibero-American General Secretary, former President of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).
B. 1931. Ibero-American General Secretary, former President of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).******
Kassahun Kebede
< Liya and Kassahun Kebede. | Founder and Managing Partner of Panton Capital Group; President and Chairman of the Board of the Fistula Foundation; former head of Global Equity Derivatives at Deutsche Bank.
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Edward E. McNally
Partner, Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman LLP; former General Counsel, Homeland Security Council.
Edward E. McNally
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Robert Mosbacher, Jr.
Former President and CEO, Overseas Private Investment Corporation. | Robert Mosbacher, Sr.: http://www.nndb.com/people/522/000059345/ | Age in 2012: 60. Americas Society – director; Calpine Corporation – director; Center for Global Development – director; CHF International – trustee; Devon Energy Corporation – director. Past: 1990 Rob Mosbacher Texas lieutenant governor campaign – unsuccessful candidate; 1997 Rob Mosbacher Houston mayoral campaign – unsuccessful candidate; Greater Houston Partnership – chairman; Mosbacher Energy Company – president & CEO; Overseas Private Investment Corporation – president & CEO. Catherine Mosbacher – spouse. Lives and/or works in Washington, DC.
Robert Mosbacher, Jr.
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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
Managing Director of the World Bank; Distinguished Visiting Fellow of the Brookings Institution; former Minister of Foreign Affairs and former Minister of Finance and Economy of Nigeria.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
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Lant Pritchett (ex officio)
Chairman, Center for Global Development Advisory Group; Professor of the Practice of International Development, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
Lant Pritchett (ex officio)
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Sheryl Sandberg
Chief Operating Officer, Facebook. | AKA Sheryl Kara Sandberg. B. 1970. Facebook COO (2008-); Google VP Global Online Sales and Operations (2001-08); US Treasury Department Chief of Staff to Secy. Lawrence H. Summers (1999-2001); McKinsey & Company; World Bank Economist; Member of the Board of eHealthInsurance (2006-); Ad Council Board of Directors; EMILY’s List; Hillary Clinton for President; Leadership Public Schools Trustee; Obama for America; ONE Campaign Trustee; World Economic Forum Attendee (2008). Father: Joel Sandberg (doctor); Mother: Adele; Sister: Michelle (pediatrician); Husband: (div.); Husband: David Bruce Goldberg (Yahoo VP, Benchmark Capital, m. 17-Apr-2004, two children).
Sheryl Sandberg
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S. Jacob Scherr
Senior Attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC); Director of NRDC’s International Program and a Director of the NRDC BioGems Initiative.
S. Jacob Scherr
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Patty Stonesifer
Patty Stonesifer
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Belinda Stronach
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Lawrence H. Summers
Director of the National Economic Council for the Obama Administration from 2009 to 2011 and Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, from 1999 to 2001. | AKA Lawrence Henry Summers. B. 1954. US National Economic Council Director (2009-10); D. E. Shaw & Co. Managing Director (2006-09); US Secretary of the Treasury 2-Jul-1999 to 20-Jan-2001; World Bank Chief Economist (1991-99); US Council of Economic Advisers Domestic Policy Economist (1982-83); Bilderberg Group; Bretton Woods Committee; Brookings Institution; Center for Global Development Board of Directors; Council on Foreign Relations; Econometric Society Fellow (1985); Group of Thirty; National Academy of Sciences 2002; Institute for International Economics Board of Directors; Obama for America; Partnership for Public Service Board of Governors; Trilateral Commission; John Bates Clark Medal. Father: Robert Summers (economics professor); Mother: Anita A. Summers (public policy professor); Wife: Victoria Summers (tax attorney, div.); Son: Henry; Daughter: Pam (twin); Daughter: Ruth (twin); Wife: Elisa New (Harvard professor, m. 11-Dec-2005).
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Toni G. Verstandig
Senior Policy Advisor, Center for Middle East Peace & Economic Cooperation and Senior Policy Advisor, Aspen Institute Middle East Strategy Group. | Israel Policy Forum; U.S. Palestinian Partnership (saboteur); Arab US Media Alliance; Center for Middle East Peace, VP at the S. Daniel Abraham Center, etc.
Lawrence H. Summers
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Toni G. Verstandig
Senior Policy Advisor, Center for Middle East Peace & Economic Cooperation and Senior Policy Advisor, Aspen Institute Middle East Strategy Group. | Israel Policy Forum; U.S. Palestinian Partnership (saboteur); Arab US Media Alliance; Center for Middle East Peace, VP at the S. Daniel Abraham Center, etc. ******
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Kwesi Botchwey
Former Minister of Finance, Ghana.
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Bernard W. Aronson
Chairman, ACON Investments LLC; U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, 1989-93. | B. 1946. ACON Investments LLC Managing Partner (1996-); Goldman Sachs International Advisor (1993-96); US Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs (1989-93); The Policy Project President (1984-88); Democratic National Committee Director of Policy (1981-83); White House Speechwriter (1977-81); White House Staff Deputy Asst. to the VP (1977-81); United Mineworkers of America Asst. to the President (1972-76); The Raleigh Register Reporter; Member of the Board of Global Hyatt Corporation; Member of the Board of Liz Claiborne (1998-); Member of the Board of Mariner Energy Inc. (2004-); Member of the Board of Royal Caribbean (1993-); Bill Bradley for President; Center for Global Development Board of Directors; Council on Foreign Relations; Forward Together PAC; Freedom House Board of Directors; Gore 2000; Inter-American Dialogue; John McCain 2008; McCain 2000; National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Board of Directors; Straight Talk America. Father: Arnold Aronson (b. 11-Mar-1911, d. 17-Feb-1998 pancreatic cancer); Mother: Annette; Brother: Simon Aronson; Wife: Carol L. Corillon.
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Jessica P. “The World Bank’s Mission Creep” Einhorn
Dean, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Johns Hopkins University. | B. 1945. Clark & Weinstock Consultant (2000-02); International Monetary Fund Visiting Fellow (1998-99); World Bank Managing Director for Finance and Resource Mobilization (1996-98); World Bank (1981-99); World Bank (1978-79); Member of the Board of Pitney Bowes; Member of the Board of Time Warner (2005-); Bill Bradley for President; Center for Global Development Board of Directors; Council on Foreign Relations; German Marshall Fund Past Trustee; Institute for International Economics Board of Directors; National Bureau of Economic Research Board of Directors; Obama for America; Rockefeller Brothers Fund Trustee; Trilateral Commission; Fulbright. Husband: Robert Einhorn.
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Timothy F. Geithner
United States Secretary of the Treasury. | AKA Timothy Franz Geithner. B. 1961. US Secretary of the Treasury (26-Jan-2009 to present); Federal Reserve Bank of New York President & CEO (2003-09); International Monetary Fund Director, Policy Development & Review Department (2001-03); US Treasury Department Under Secretary for International Affairs (1999-2001); US Treasury Department Assistant Secretary (1997-98); US Treasury Department Deputy Assistant Secretary (1994-97); US Treasury Department Special Asst. to Under Secretary for International Affairs (1988-94); Kissinger Associates (1985-88); Bilderberg Group; Center for Global Development; Center for Strategic & International Studies; Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow, Economics (2001); Economic Club of New York Trustee; Group of Thirty; Partnership for New York City Board of Directors (ex officio); RAND Corporation Trustee. Wife: Carole Sonnenfeld Geithner (two children).
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Bruns Grayson
Managing Partner of ABS Ventures in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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Jose Angel Gurria Treviño
Secretary-General for the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development. Chair, External Advisory Group, Inter-American Development Bank; former Minister of Finance and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mexico.
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J. Bryan Hehir
Parker Gilbert Montgomery Professor of the Practice of Religion and Public Life, Harvard University Kennedy School of Government. | Genius « Bryan Hehir Exposed.
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Rima Khalaf Hunaidi
Former Assistant Secretary-General and Director, Regional Bureau for Arab States, at the United Nations Development Programme. Spouse: Hani.
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Carol Lancaster
Dean of the School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University.
Dean of the School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University.******
Susan B. Levine
<-? | Co-founder, Quince Hill Partners, LLC; Deputy Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury for International Development, Debt, and Environmental Policy, 1993-95.
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Reynold Levy
President, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
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Nora Lustig
Samuel Z. Stone Professor of Latin American Economics, Tulane University.
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M. Peter McPherson
Chairman of the Board, Dow Jones & Company; President of the Association of Public and Land-grant Colleges (APLU), President-Emeritus of Michigan State University (MSU); Administrator, U.S. Agency for International Development, 1981-87. | B. 1940. National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges President; Coalition Provisional Authority Advisor, Iraqi Ministry of Finance & Central Bank (2003); Bank of America Group EVP (1989-93); US Treasury Department Deputy Secretary of the US Treasury (1987-89); Overseas Private Investment Corporation Chairman (1981-87); US Agency for International Development Administrator (1981-87); Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease Partner (1977-80); White House Staff Special Assistant to Gerald Ford (1975-77); White House Staff Deputy Director, White House Personnel Office (1975-77); Internal Revenue Service Tax law specialist (1969-75); Peace Corps Peru (1964-65); Member of the Board of Dow Jones (1998-2007; as Chairman 2007); Center for Global Development Board of Directors; Elizabeth Dole Committee; Eurasia Foundation Board of Directors; Friends of Dick Lugar; Gerald R. Ford Foundation Trustee; Inter-American Dialogue Board of Directors. Father: Donald McPherson; Mother: Ellura; Wife: Joanne (four children).
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Paul H. O’Neill, Jr.
Former United States Secretary of the Treasury. | B. 1935. US Secretary of the Treasury (2001-02); Alcoa CEO (1987-99); International Paper to President (1977-87); US Office of Management and Budget Deputy Director (1974-77); US Office of Management and Budget (1967-74); Member of the Board of Alcoa (as Chairman, 1987-2000); Member of the Board of Celanese (2004-); Member of the Board of Kodak; Member of the Board of TRW Automotive Holdings (2003-); Bush-Quayle ’92; Center for Global Development Board of Directors; Gerald R. Ford Foundation Trustee; Institute for International Economics Board of Directors; National Coalition on Health Care; RAND Corporation Trustee, Past Chairman; Council for Excellence in Government Past Chairman; Funeral: Gerald Ford (2007) Honorary Pallbearer; Risk Factors: Lisp. Wife: Nancy Jo Wolfe (m. 1954); Daughter: Patricia; Daughter: Margaret; Daughter: Julie; Son: Paul Henry.
Former United States Secretary of the Treasury. | B. 1935. US Secretary of the Treasury (2001-02); Alcoa CEO (1987-99); International Paper to President (1977-87); US Office of Management and Budget Deputy Director (1974-77); US Office of Management and Budget (1967-74); Member of the Board of Alcoa (as Chairman, 1987-2000); Member of the Board of Celanese (2004-); Member of the Board of Kodak; Member of the Board of TRW Automotive Holdings (2003-); Bush-Quayle ’92; Center for Global Development Board of Directors; Gerald R. Ford Foundation Trustee; Institute for International Economics Board of Directors; National Coalition on Health Care; RAND Corporation Trustee, Past Chairman; Council for Excellence in Government Past Chairman; Funeral: Gerald Ford (2007) Honorary Pallbearer; Risk Factors: Lisp. Wife: Nancy Jo Wolfe (m. 1954); Daughter: Patricia; Daughter: Margaret; Daughter: Julie; Son: Paul Henry.******
Jennifer Oppenheimer
<husband Jonathan Oppenheimer. | Chairman, DB Investments. Oppenheimer & Sons; Trustee of the Oppenheimer Memorial Trust; De Beers, Endeavor, etc.
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Kenneth Prewitt
Carnegie Professor of Public Affairs, Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs.
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John T. Reid
Former Chief Technology Officer, Colgate Palmolive; former CEO, CityQuicker. | B. 1940. Colgate-Palmolive CTO (1997-2000); Colgate-Palmolive VP South Pacific/Australia; Colgate-Palmolive VP Strategic Planning (1982-); Pfizer; WR Grace & Co.; Member of the Board of Minerals Technologies (2003-); Member of the Board of Readers Digest Association (2005-); Center for Global Development Board of Directors (2001-); Rhodes Scholarship.
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William D. Ruckelshaus
Former Administrator, United States Environmental Protection Agency. | B. 1932. Browning-Ferris Industries CEO (1988-95); William D. Ruckelshaus Associates (1987-); US EPA Administrator (1983-85, second term, invited by James Baker); US Deputy Attorney General (1973); US EPA Administrator (1970-73); US Justice Department Assistant Attorney General (1969-70); Indiana State House of Representatives (1967-69); Weyerhaeuser Senior VP (1976-83); Member of the Board of Browning-Ferris Industries (as Chairman, 1995-99); Member of the Board of Cummins; Member of the Board of Monsanto; Member of the Board of Nordstrom; Member of the Board of Texas Commerce Bancshares, Inc.; Member of the Board of Weyerhaeuser (1989-2005); Council on Foreign Relations Board Member; American Council for Capital Formation Board of Directors; American Paper Institute Board Member; Americans for Generational Equity Trustee; Bretton Woods Committee; Center for Global Development Board of Directors; The Conservation Fund Corporate Council; Friends of Dick Lugar; Friends of Joe Lieberman; George W. Bush for President; Kay Bailey Hutchison for Senate; National Council for Science and the Environment Board of Directors; Obama for America; Pacific Council on International Policy; Urban Institute Life Trustee; World Resources Institute Chairman Emeritus; Indiana State Bar Association; Watergate Scandal Refused to fire Archibald Cox, was replaced by Robert Bork. Father: John K. Ruckelshaus; Mother: Marion Doyle Covington; Brother: John; Sister: Bonney; Wife: Jill S. Ruckelshaus (m. 1962, one son, four daughters).
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Jeffrey Sachs
Director, the Earth Institute at Columbia University. | B. 1954. Bretton Woods Committee; Brookings Institution Adviser (1982-); Center for Global Development Honorary Member; Center for the Study of Science and Religion Life Sciences/Social Sciences Advisory Board; Dean for America; Federation of American Scientists Board of Sponsors; International Monetary Fund Adviser; New Leadership for America PAC; Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Adviser; RFK Memorial Board of Directors; World Bank Adviser; Econometric Society. Father: Theodore Sachs; Mother: Joan; Wife: Sonia Ehrlich (two daughters, one son); Daughter: Lisa; Son: Adam; Daughter: Hannah.
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James Gustave Speth
Former Administrator, United Nations Development Programme.
Former Administrator, United Nations Development Programme.******
Ernest Stern, Jr.
Partner, Seyfarth Shaw LLP. | http://www.akerman.com/bios/bio.asp?id=1395.
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Kevin Watkins
Senior Research Fellow, at Oxford University Global Economic Governance Programme.
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Lant Pritchett (see above)
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Masood Ahmed
Director, Middle East and Central Asia Department, International Monetary Fund. | http://www.imf.org/external/np/bio/eng/ma.htm.
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Jere Behrman
Professor of Economics and Director of the Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania.
Professor of Economics and Director of the Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania.******
Thomas Carothers
Vice President for Studies, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Kemal Dervis
Vice President and Director, Global Economy and Development, Brookings Institution.
Vice President and Director, Global Economy and Development, Brookings Institution.******
Shanta Devarajan
Chief Economist, Africa Region, the World Bank Group.
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Esther Duflo
Abdul Latif Jameel Professor of Poverty Alleviation and Development Economics, MIT; Director, Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (MIT).
Abdul Latif Jameel Professor of Poverty Alleviation and Development Economics, MIT; Director, Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (MIT).******
William Easterly
Professor of Economics and Co-Director of Development Research Institute, New York University.
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Kristin J. Forbes
Professor of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. | B. 1970. US Council of Economic Advisers (2003-05); Federal Reserve Visiting Scholar, Bank of Minneapolis (2002); US Treasury Department Deputy Assistant Secretary of Quantitative Policy Analysis, Latin American and Caribbean Nations (2002); US Treasury Department Deputy Assistant Secretary of Quantitative Policy Analysis (2001-02); Federal Reserve Visiting Fellow (2001); National Council of Applied Economic Research Research Fellow (1996); World Bank Project Assistant (1993-94); Morgan Stanley Financial Analyst (1992-93); Center for Global Development (2005-); Council on Foreign Relations (2004); Institute for International Economics (2005-); International Monetary Fund Visiting Scholar (2002); National Bureau of Economic Research Research Associate (2005-); Phi Beta Kappa Society; Ford Fellowship (2000-01). Father: Jim Forbes (orthopedist); Mother: Alison Forbes (homemaker); Husband: Steve Calhoun (m. Jun-2000); Son: Leighton Forbes Calhoun (b. 28-Jun-2006).
Professor of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. | B. 1970. US Council of Economic Advisers (2003-05); Federal Reserve Visiting Scholar, Bank of Minneapolis (2002); US Treasury Department Deputy Assistant Secretary of Quantitative Policy Analysis, Latin American and Caribbean Nations (2002); US Treasury Department Deputy Assistant Secretary of Quantitative Policy Analysis (2001-02); Federal Reserve Visiting Fellow (2001); National Council of Applied Economic Research Research Fellow (1996); World Bank Project Assistant (1993-94); Morgan Stanley Financial Analyst (1992-93); Center for Global Development (2005-); Council on Foreign Relations (2004); Institute for International Economics (2005-); International Monetary Fund Visiting Scholar (2002); National Bureau of Economic Research Research Associate (2005-); Phi Beta Kappa Society; Ford Fellowship (2000-01). Father: Jim Forbes (orthopedist); Mother: Alison Forbes (homemaker); Husband: Steve Calhoun (m. Jun-2000); Son: Leighton Forbes Calhoun (b. 28-Jun-2006).******
Carol Graham
Professor of Public Policy, University of Maryland; Senior Fellow, Economic Studies Program, Brookings Institution.
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Simon Johnson
Ronald A. Kurtz Professor of Entrepreneurship, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Anne Krueger
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Gina Lambright
Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Affairs, The Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University.
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Nancy Lee
Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Western Hemisphere, United States Department of the Treasury.
Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Western Hemisphere, United States Department of the Treasury.******
David Lindauer
Stanford Calderwood Professor of Economics at Wellesley College.
David Lindauer
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Mark Medish
Visiting Scholar, Senior Advisor, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Visiting Scholar, Senior Advisor, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.******
Edward Miguel
Professor of Economics and Director of the Center of Evaluation for Global Action, University of California, Berkeley.
Edward Miguel
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Jonathan Morduch
Professor of Public Policy and Economics, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University.
Jonathan Morduch
Professor of Public Policy and Economics, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University.******
Deepa Narayan
Senior Adviser, Poverty Reduction and Economic Management Network, The World Bank.
Deepa Narayan
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Jane Nelson
Senior Fellow and Director of Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative, Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
Jane Nelson
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Rohini Pande
Mohammed Kamal Professor of Public Policy at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
Mohammed Kamal Professor of Public Policy at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.******
Kenneth Prewitt (see above)
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Raymond Robertson
Professor of Economics and Director of the Latin American Studies Program, Macalester College; CGD Non-Resident Fellow.
Raymond Robertson
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Dani Rodrik
Rafiq Hariri Professor of International Political Economy, The Kennedy School of Government.
Rafiq Hariri Professor of International Political Economy, The Kennedy School of Government.******
David Rothkopf
Chairman and CEO, The Rothkopf Group; Visiting Scholar, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Rebecca Thornton
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, University of Michigan.
Rebecca Thornton
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John Williamson
Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics.
Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics.******
Eric Werker
Associate Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School, Harvard University.
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Ngaire Woods
Director of the Global Economic Governance Programme, Oxford University.
Director of the Global Economic Governance Programme, Oxford University.******
Ernesto Zedillo
Director, Center for the Study of Globalization, Yale University. | AKA Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León. B. 1951. President of Mexico (1994-2000); Mexican Minister Education (1992-93); Mexican Minister Economic Programming and the Budget (1988-92); Member of the Board of Alcoa (2002-); Member of the Board of EDS (2007-); Member of the Board of Procter & Gamble (2001-); Member of the Board of Union Pacific; JP Morgan Chase International Council; Club of Madrid; Group of Thirty; Institute for International Economics Board of Directors; Inter-American Dialogue; International Crisis Group Board; Partido Revolucionario Institucional; World Economic Forum Foundation Board. Wife: Nilda Patricia Velasco (m. 1974, five children); Son: Ernesto; Son: Emiliano; Son: Carlos; Son: Rodrigo; Daughter: Nilda Patricia.
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Ibrahim Elbadawi
Ibrahim Elbadawi
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Nuhu Ribadu (on-leave)
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Ricardo Hausmann
Ricardo Hausmann
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Nora Lustig (see above)
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Raymond Robertson (see above)
Raymond Robertson (see above)
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Paul Romer
Paul Romer
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Jeremy Shiffman
Jeremy Shiffman
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Duncan Thomas
Duncan Thomas
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Peter Timmer
Peter Timmer
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Nicolas van de Walle
Nicolas van de Walle
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Jeremy Weinstein (on-leave)
Jeremy Weinstein (on-leave)
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Staff
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Nancy Birdsall - President (see above)
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Lawrence MacDonald, Vice President, Communications and Policy Outreach
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Todd Moss, Vice President for Programs, and Senior Fellow (and see above)
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Program Staff
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Michele de Nevers, Visiting Senior Associate
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Amanda Glassman, Director of Global Health Policy, and Research Fellow (and see above)
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Nandini Oomman, Director of HIV/AIDS Monitor, and Senior Program Associate
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Connie Veillette, Director, Rethinking U.S. Foreign Assistance Program
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Jan von der Goltz, Visiting Senior Associate
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(Note: Someone should write to the benighted, brainwashed kids below, to inform them who and what they’re working for, &c.)
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Julia Clark, Program Coordinator
Clark works with senior fellows Alan Gelb and David Roodman on biometric technology in the developing world and the Commitment to Development Index, respectively. Clark previously worked at The Rotary Foundation. -jclark@cgdev.org******
Christina Droggitis, Program Coordinator
Before joining the center, she spent two years in Tanzania with the Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative. -CDroggitis@cgdev.org******
Casey Dunning, Policy Analyst
Before joining CGD, Dunning worked on gender and rule of law programs in Liberia with Emory University’s Institute for Developing Nations. She interned as a research assistant with the Carter Center and the International Rescue Committee and studied at Oxford University and Trinity College, Dublin. -cdunning@cgdev.org******
Wren Elhai, Policy Analyst
…assists Nancy Birdsall with research. He majored in political science and Russian studies. -welhai@cgdev.org******
Kate McQueston, Program Coordinator
She interned at the World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe. Previously, she worked as program assistant with the “World Justice Project” in Washington, DC. -kmcqueston@cgdev.org—
Communications and Outreach Staff
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Lawrence MacDonald, Vice President, Communications and Policy Outreach (see above)
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Sarah Jane Staats, Director of Policy Outreach
She facilitates congressional testimony from the Center’s “experts” and supports the Center’s communications team in reaching other external audiences through an innovative online presence. Staats previously worked at the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO); at InterAction, a coalition of 160 U.S.-based development and “humanitarian” NGOs; and with the ONE Campaign. -sjstaats@cgdev.org******
Jessica Brinton, Media Relations Coordinator
Prior to joining the team at CGD Brinton worked as press secretary for Representative Nick Rahall (D-WV) on Capitol Hill and interned with the public affairs team at the United Nations Foundation focusing on global health and technology partnership initiatives. Prior to coming to Washington she worked as an appropriations analyst in the Illinois State Senate. -jbrinton@cgdev.org******
Kyla Lawrence, Events Coordinator
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Will McKitterick, Communications Assistant
Previously he worked as the communications and development intern at the Jubilee USA Network, an advocacy network working to cancel the debt of heavily indebted countries. [Good, now how about the USA?] -wmckitterick@cgdev.org******
Christopher Molitoris, Policy Outreach Assistant
He previously worked as an intern at the Millennium Challenge Corporation’s congressional affairs department. -cmolitoris@cgdev.org.******
John Osterman, Publications Manager
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Jenny Ottenhoff, Policy Outreach Associate
Before joining CGD, she worked at the George Washington University Center for Global Health. Her previous experience includes interning in the HIV/AIDS policy division at the UN World Food Programme. -jottenhoff@cgdev.org******
Steve Perlow, Web Technology Manager
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Finance and Operations Staff
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Ellen Mackenzie, Director of Finance and Operations
Before joining CGD, Mackenzie was the director of finance and operations at the Global Fund for Children. -emackenzie@cgdev.org******
Luke Easley, Finance and Human Resources Manager
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Jeff Garland, Information Technology Manager
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Andy Phan, Office Manager
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Sam Reyes, Systems Administrator
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Executive Office Staff
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Sarah Marchal Murray, Director of Institutional Advancement and Board Secretary
…recently the first Director of Development for WaterAid America. …formerly an Executive Director with Community Counseling Service (CCS), an international fundraising consulting and management firm. Early in her career, she worked as a political media consultant. -smmurray@cgdev.org******
Katherine Douglas Martel, Institutional Advancement Associate
…began working at CGD in January 2010. Before joining the Center, Douglas Martel completed a Master of Public Policy with a concentration in international development at Georgetown University. -kdmartel@cgdev.org******
Aaron Hoffmeyer, Constituent Relations Coordinator
Originally from Lansing, Michigan, Hoffmeyer has worked in financial aid assessment and commercial bank management. -ahoffmeyer@cgdev.org******
Annie Malknecht, Assistant to the President
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Emily Paul, Institutional Advancement Associate
…spent a year working at UBS investment bank in London before returning to her hometown of Washington, D.C., to pursue her interest in international development. -epaul@cgdev.org******
Rita Perakis, Program Coordinator to the President
…served as a consultant on an agribusiness development project for the Millennium Challenge Corporation. Previously, she worked for Seedco, the Council on Foreign Relations, the French Ministry of Education and Cultural Services, and the Carter Center. -rperakis@cgdev.org******
Emily Putze, Special Assistant to the President
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Liza Reynolds, Special Assistant to the Executive Office
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Research Assistants
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Originally from Indiana. -jbennett@cgdev.org******
Prior to joining CGD, he was an Economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -ecollins@cgdev.org******
Decker supports Alan Gelb on his work with biometrics in the developing world and the IDRC fellowship. She has also worked for Reinvest South Africa on business development in the townships of Cape Town and has interned on the Hill and at the UN Foundation. -cdecker@cgdev.org******
…works with research fellow Amanda Glassman, primarily focusing on priority-setting institutions, behavioral economics and aid effectiveness in global health. Originally from Istanbul, Turkey. -dduran@cgdev.org******
…was a research assistant in the Centro de Investigacion de la Universidad del Pacifico. - vgonzales@cgdev.org******
Research Assistant for the Re-Thinking US Foreign Assistance program. Before joining CGD, he was an Economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. …he also has prior experience at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars and the Ohio Department of Development. -jgrover@cgdev.org******
Karver has worked as a consulting data analyst for IFPRI and the World Bank. -jkarver@cgdev.org******
Supports the research of Todd Moss. Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, Majerowicz graduated from Stanford University with a BA in political science and a minor in economics. Before joining CGD, Majerowicz worked at the Inter-American Dialogue interning with their economics and trade program. -smajerowicz@cgdev.org******
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…supports the research of fellow Ben Leo and senior fellow Todd Moss, primarily focusing on African economic policy and private sector development. -rthuotte@cgdev.org******
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Before joining CGD, Walz worked in rural South Africa with the non-profit Think Impact. …has interned with the International Crisis Group in DC. Originally from California. -jwalz@cgdev.org—
Interns
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She is a senior at George Washington University majoring in International Affairs with a concentration in Middle Eastern Studies and International Politics. -abeizan-diaz@cgdev.org******
…assists Charles Kenny and Todd Moss on COD Aid. She is a senior at Tufts University. Previously, Summers has worked as an intern at the Kennedy School of Government and at Downey McGrath, a DC located lobbying firm. -rsummers@cgdev.org******
Templin is a junior at Columbia University. Tara volunteers with Habitat for Humanity. -ttemplin@cgdev.org——
