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George Anders (Stanford) Facebook Inc., Pulitzer prize winner, former national correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, and bestselling author of Perfect Enough. |
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Rudy Carryl (University of London) CEO of Carryl Capital Management. Previously CEO of Harbor View Growth Equity Management, Managing Director of CRT Asset Management, Senior Managing Director, Co-Head of Growth Equity Products and Chairman of the Asset Allocation Committee at MacKay Shields LLC, a subsidiary of New York Life Investment Management Corporation. He was responsible for growing assets under management from $1 billion in 1992 to $16 billion by 1999. He is a trustee of the North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System and on the Board of Directors of the Overseas Medical Assistance Team
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John Brademas (Brasenose, Oxford, Harvard) Rhodes scholar. Served in the U.S. House of Representatives for 22 years during the Administrations of six Presidents - three Republicans: Eisenhower, Nixon and Ford; and three Democrats: Kennedy, Johnson and Carter. He was for the last four of those years, by appointment of Speaker Thomas "Tip" O'Neill, Majority Whip, the third ranking member of the Democratic leadership in the House. "John Brademas is one of a new breed of statesmen ready to seek solutions to the new problems that face America and world." John F. Kennedy, 1960. After leaving Congress, Brademas continued his distinguished career by pursuing his passion for education and serving as President of New York University from 1981 to 1992. During that time, he led the transition of NYU from a regional commuter school to a national and international residential research university. He has been awarded honorary degrees by 52 colleges and universities, the most recent by Oxford University |
Bill Arnone (Fordham) Partner, Ernst & Young. Worked for Senator Robert F. Kennedy
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David Ciriello (Green, Oxford) Advisory Services, KPMG. Completed the United Way Non-Profit Leadership Development Institute and serves on the Board of Directors of Gallop
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Cyrus Habib, (St. John's, Oxford, Yale, Columbia) Rhodes scholar. Worked for Senators Clinton and Kerry, the private equity firm Pelican Partners, and the law firm Perkins Coie |
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Merritt Lutz (Michigan State University) Vice-Chairman, Morgan Stanley IT Holding Inc. |
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Conor Moran (Penn State) Executive Vice President, PCS Research Services
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Rory Millson (Magdalen, Oxford, Yale) Rhodes scholar. Partner, Cravath, Swaine, and Moore |
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Amy Osborn (Rutgers University) President, Capitol Concepts. Worked with the U.S. Departments of Defense, State and Labor, nationally and internationally, and received appointments through the New Jersey Governor's office as well as The White House.
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Myrtle Potter (University of Chicago) Former President, Genentech |
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Mykolas Rambus (MIT) CIO, Forbes Inc. |
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Justin Rockefeller (Princeton) |
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Ari Schottenstein (Princeton, Columbia)
A principal with Kahn Capital Management, LLC, a private equity firm, and during his career has worked in a variety of roles in private equity and investment banking.
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Andrew Steele (Aberdeen, Scotland)
Senior manager, BBC News, London. Previously Washington bureau chief, in charge of the BBC News editorial operations in the Americas. Also former Middle East and European bureau chief |
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Mary Stutts (University of Southern California) Senior Vice President, Elan Pharmaceuticals. Was named one of the 25 Most Influential African Americans in Healthcare. And author of The Missing Mentor: Women Advising Women on Power, Progress and Priorities
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Simon Talling-Smith (University College, Oxford) Executive Vice President Americas for British Airways and is responsible for the airline's extensive commercial and customer service/airport operations in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, the Caribbean and Bermuda. Previously, he had been in charge of the airline's 14,000 cabin crew and catering services, based in London.
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Alan Walton (University of Nottingham) Chairman, Oxford Bioscience Partners, and former scientific policy adviser to Senator Obama |
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