Board of Trustees Senior Advisory Board William Y. Brown, Chair Graham Brooks Bonnie R. Cohen, Vice Chair Larry Hannah Jeffrey H. Lynford, Vice Chair Dr. Ian Hodder Josh Bernstein John Hurd Connie K. Duckworth Pamela Jerome David B. Ford Paul Jett Firth Griffith Dr. Vincent Michael Robert Hall Dr. John W. Rick Thomas Joyce Dr. Michael A. Tomlan Lata Krishnan Johannes F. Linn Diplomatic Council Joe Macrae Hon Bonnie Cohen, Co-chair Cathy McMurtry Hon Henrietta Fore, Co-chair Global Heritage Fund J. Alec Merriam Amb. Julia Chang Bloch Jan Scholes Amb. Wendy J. Chamberlin Paul Slawson Amb. Nancy Ely-Raphel The Forum on George SyCip Amb. Marc Grossman Robin Tauck Amb. Douglas Alan Hartwick Patrick Whitney Amb. Stuart Holliday Cultural Heritage in a Amb. Robert Hunter Honorary Board of Trustees Amb. Dennis C. Jett Drs. Regina & Gerhard Casper Amb. James R. Jones Developing World Phyllis & William Draper III Amb. Andrew Natsios Judith Koch Amb. Ronald Neumann Cecilia and David Lee Amb. Gilbert Robinson October 19, 2010 Deedee & Burt McMurtry Amb. Cynthia Schneider Alta & Daniel K. Thorne Amb. Carl Spielvogel Stanford University, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research Athelia & Kenneth M. Woolley Amb. Kent M. Wiedemann

Executive Director Jeff Morgan

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Cover image: Hampi, India Left: Banteay Chhmar, Cambodia Global Heritage Fund Mission Welcome Above: Jeff Morgan, GHF Executive Director The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World explores the challenges facing To protect, preserve and sustain our most significant and endangered archaeological and heritage sites in the developing world—and what we can do to save them—before they are lost forever.

the most significant and Some of the most significant and endangered sites are in the developing world, where endangered cultural heritage there is limited capacity to safeguard their future. In the first decade of the 21st century, we have lost or seriously impaired hundreds of our most precious historic sites — sites in the developing world. the physical record of our human civilization. These cultural treasures have survived thousands of years, only to be lost in this generation—on our watch.

Primary goals of the Forum are to: 1) raise critically needed global awareness 2) identify innovative technologies and solutions 3) increase funding through private-public partnerships

Not only are we losing our precious cultural heritage, but also one of the most targeted and effective means for human development in developing countries. GHF’s new report- Saving Our Vanishing Heritage — has found that global heritage sites have the potential to generate over $100 billion a year in revenues and critically needed foreign exchange to poor and emerging countries of the world.

The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World begins a global campaign to save the most significant and endangered heritage sites in the developing world – and integrate heritage conservation into the future agenda of the UN Millennium Development Goals and international development on a major scale.

Thank you for joining us.

Jeff Morgan Executive Director Global Heritage Fund

October 19, 2010

Opposite: Ciudad Perdida, Colombia

2 October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World 3 Left: Hampi, India Center and right: Foguang Temple, China Humankind’s most important archaeological and cultural Objectives heritage sites in developing countries are under threat like The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World will: never before from uncontrolled development, mass tourism, 1. Increase Public Awareness of a Global Crisis 2. Identify New Technologies and Innovative Solutions looting and environmental degradation. Yet these sites 3. Increase Funding and Private-Public Partnerships generate cultural pride and billions of dollars every year The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World will be a milestone in a global for developing nations. campaign to bring needed resources and expertise to save our global heritage for future generations. Global coordination, increased funding, new solutions and technology, can all The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing be harnessed to save our global heritage through better planning, scientific conservation, community involvement and partnerships. World will bring together the leading experts in conservation, The Forum will include the public announcement of results from a global study – development, philanthropy, technology, travel and tourism, Saving Our Vanishing Heritage, which evaluates the loss and destruction, and sustainable and academia to explore the challenges and opportunities conservation and development of global heritage sites over the past ten years from 2000- 2010. The Forum will also feature a new early warning and threats monitoring network – Above: Chavín de Huántar, Peru facing some of our most endangered heritage sites in Global Heritage Network (GHN) – that will be debuted showing the state of conservation developing countries. The Forum’s goals are to 1) raise of global heritage sites using advanced satellite imagery and threats analysis. GHN critically needed global awareness, 2) find innovative provides a collaboration platform for experts, donors and the public to enable on-going, active involvement by the global community in saving endangered global heritage sites. technologies and solutions, and 3) increase funding through Invited participants will share their own experiences from business, government, academia private - public partnerships. Thank you for joining the and conservation through afternoon workshop sessions and expert panels will discuss Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World. the challenges and innovative solutions in heritage conservation, master planning, site management, sustainable preservation and tourism, and integrated community development in the Americas, Asia, Eastern Europe, the and Africa.

4 October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World 5 Program Overview Lessons from the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy – Mr. Greg Moore, Executive Director Master of Ceremonies: Mr. Josh Bernstein, GHF Trustee Explorer and Environmental Advocate The Role of Tourism & the Travel Industry – Mr Jim Sano, President, Geographic Expeditions Lessons from : Bringing Catalhoyuk to the World - Dr. Ian Hodder, Professor of 7:30AM - 8:30AM Light Breakfast & Registration Archaeology, Stanford University 8:30AM - 9:00AM WELCOME TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR HERITAGE PRESERVATION Dr. Bill Brown, President, Woods Hole Research Center and Chair, Global Heritage Fund Board Moderator: Prof. Patrick Whitney, Steelcase/Robert C Pew Professor & Dean, Institute of Mr. William Draper III, Venture Capitalist and Former Administrator, Design, Illinois Institute of Technology; GHF Trustee Development Program (UNDP) Session Panelists: Saving Our Vanishing Heritage: Balancing Preservation and Development Global Conservation through Google Earth and Geo Applications, Mr. Michael T. Jones, Mr. Jeff Morgan, Co-Founder and Executive Director, GHF Chief Technology Advocate and Inventor of Google Earth

9:00AM - 9:20AM The Values of Global Heritage Sites – Economic Impact on Poor Communities Satellite-Based Early Warning and Threats Monitoring, Dr. Dan Thompson, Manager of Mr. Donovan Rypkema, President of Heritage Strategies International Global Heritage Network (GHN) GIS for the Global Heritage Community, Mr. John Steffenson, Director, Federal Civilian and 9:20AM - 10:45AM SUSTAINABLE PRESERVATION: CASE STUDIES Global Affairs, Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) Moderator: Dr. Gerhard Casper, President Emeritus, Stanford University Training the Next Generation: Angkor and Banteay Chhmar, Cambodia – Mr. John Sanday, SAVING MAJOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES AND HISTORIC CITIES IN OBE, Director of Asia, GHF. DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Aligning Destination Marketing with Heritage Preservation, Hoi An, Vietnam – Conservation and Challenges to Save Venice, Italy – Dr. Sonia Evers, Trustee, Save Venice Mr. Randy Durband, Senior Partner, Robin Tauck & Partners Conservation of Aleppo Ancient City, – Mr. Adli Qudsi, Director, Conception & The Mobilization of Civil Society, Mr. John Hurd, President, ICOMOS International Advisory Construction Consultants, Rolex Award for Conservation Recipient Committee, Director of International Conservation, GHF Pingyao Ancient City, China - Ms. Kuang Han Li, China Heritage Program Manager, GHF SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH PUBLIC – PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS Mirador, Guatemala – Dr. Richard Hansen, Director, Foundation for Anthropological Research Moderator: Dr. Johannes Linn, Senior Resident Scholar, Emerging Markets Forum; and Environmental Studies (FARES) Non-resident Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution; GHF Trustee Master Planning for Ajanta Caves, India – Ms. Abha Narain Lambah, Abha Narain Lambah Associates: Conservation Architects and Historic Building Consultants Session Panelists: Lessons from El Brujo Archaeological Site, Peru – Mr. Marco Aveggio, Director, 10:45AM - 11:00AM BREAK The Wiese Foundation

11:00AM - 12:00PM ECONOMIC IMPACT OF HERITAGE IN GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT Saving the Maya Cultural and Natural Heritage of Guatemala – Mr. Fernando Paiz, Moderator: Dr. Myron Scholes, Frank E. Buck Professor of Finance, Emeritus, Chairman, PACUNAM Stanford University, Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences Cultural Heritage Partnerships – Dr. Larry Coben, Executive Director, Sustainable Mr. Peter Greenberg, Travel News Journalist Preservation Initiative Dr. Christian Ost, Economist, Professor, Former Dean, ICHEC Brussels Management School Promoting Inclusive Growth Through Private Sector Development – Mr. Santiago Soler, Sustainable Tourism Coordinator, Inter-American Development Bank Mr. Paul Wilke, Senior Business Leader, Sustainable Tourism, Visa, Inc Lessons from the US - Ms. Jennifer J. Raab, President, Hunter College, NYC, 12:00PM - 1:00PM LUNCH Former Chairman of the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission

1:00PM - 2:15PM SESSIONS — PARTICIPANT DISCUSSIONS (Concurrent) 2:15PM – 2:45PM Q & A SESSION 1: Increasing Public Awareness of a Global Crisis 2:45PM – 3:30PM Break Out Groups SESSION 2: Innovative Solutions for Heritage Preservation 3:30PM - 4:00PM BREAK SESSION 3: Sustainability through Public – Private Partnerships 4:00PM – 4:30PM SESSION PRESENTATIONS BREAKING THROUGH: HOW TO RAISE AWARENESS AND BUILD A MOVEMENT TO SAVE CULTURAL HERITAGE 4:45PM - 5:30PM Keynote: Turning Oppression into Opportunities Mr. Nicholas Kristof, Pulitzer Prize winning Moderator: Mr. Parker Blackman, Chief Operating Officer, Fenton New York Times Journalist and Author

Session Panelists: Introduction by Ms. Connie K. Duckworth, Founder and CEO, ARZU, Inc., GHF Trustee Leveraging the Web to Build Global Movements — Ms. Claire Williams Diaz, Social Innovation Lead, Twitter; 2008 Skoll Foundation Scholar; Co-Founder, HopeRuns 5:30PM CLOSE

Developing a Solution: State of the Parks — Mr. Tom Kiernan, President, 6:30PM - 9:00PM EVENING RECEPTION The National Parks Conservation Association Creating Large Scale Engagement – Mr. Bob Perkowitz, Founder and President, EcoAmerica

6 October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World 7 Josh Bernstein, Global Heritage Fund, President of the Natu- tion excellence, building a leading interna- tion at Stanford. He is also a Professor of involved mainly in public and private sector Research and Environmental Studies Master of Ceremonies ral Science Collections Alliance, a director tional conservancy and improving the lives Law, a Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli rehabilitation projects in Syria. (FARES). In December 2005 he was given International explorer, of the Wistar Institute, and a trustee of the in communities where GHF sites are located. Institute for International Studies at Stanford the National Order of the Cultural Patrimony Adli mounted a successful campaign to photographer, author, and Academy of Natural Sciences. He is a former Jeff leads GHF’s mission to build a global (FSI), and a Professor of Political Science. of Guatemala by the Guatemalan President, conserve the Old City of Aleppo leading to television host Josh Ber- Chairman of the Ocean Conservancy, and movement to save endangered heritage sites He attended Yale Law School, obtaining Oscar Berger, and in 2008 was named En- the declaration of the Old City as a historical nstein has traveled more a former director of various boards, includ- in developing countries, and is a co-author his Master of Laws degree in 1962. He then vironmentalist of the Year for Latin America monument by the Syrian government in 1978 than 500,000 miles by train, plane, bus, bike ing the Environmental and Energy Study of Cracking the Japanese Market: Keys to returned to Freiburg, where he received his by the Latin Trade Bravo Business award. and its inclusion in UNESCO’s list of World and camel to over 40 countries, exploring the Institute, Environmental Law Institute, U.S. Success in the New Global Economy (Free doctorate in 1964. Mr. Casper emigrated He has published over 93 scientific papers, Heritage Sites in 1986. In 1992 he initiated biggest mysteries of our planet in pursuit of Environmental Training Institute, and the U.S. Press, 1991) and Saving Our Global Heritage to the in 1964, spending two a book and popular articles plus another 190 “The Project for the Rehabilitation of The knowledge and discovery. Committee for the United Nations Environ- (GHF Press, 2004). Mr. Morgan received an years as Assistant Professor of Political professional papers in scientific conferences. Old City of Aleppo” enlisting the participa- ment Programme. Dr. Brown holds degrees M.S. in Management from Stanford Univer- Science at the University of California at He has conducted and directed archaeologi- tion of the German government and the Arab Josh has traced the Ark of the Covenant from from the University of Virginia (BA, Biology), sity Graduate School of Business, and a B.S. Berkeley. In 1966, he joined the faculty of cal research across the world from , the Fund for Economic and Social Development the caverns of to the mountains Johns Hopkins University (MAT), the Univer- in City and Regional Planning from Cornell the University of Chicago Law School, and U.S. Great Basin, the U.S. Southwest, and in Kuwait as active partners with the City of of Ethiopia, searched for the Holy Grail in the sity of Hawaii where he was an NSF Gradu- University. He serves on the Advisory Board between 1979 and 1987 served as Dean of Central America. In 1989, discoveries by Han- Aleppo. In 1998 he received a “Rolex Award bowels of Nazi Germany, and communed ate Fellow (Ph.D., Zoology), and Harvard Law of the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy the Law School. In 1989, Mr. Casper was ap- sen and his colleagues established the idea for Enterprise” for his efforts in the protection with tribal chiefs in the darkest jungles of the School (J.D). Research (SIEPR) and GHF’s Board of Trust- pointed Provost of the University of Chicago. that ancient Maya rulers had centralized their of Old Aleppo and the creation of the suc- Amazon Rainforest. He has ventured deep ees and Senior Advisory Board. He is married He served as President of Stanford University roles far earlier than once supposed, building cessful rehabilitation project. underground with NASA scientists to explore William Draper with three children. from 1992-2000. Mr. Casper has written and several massive centers with the help of com- the origins of life on Earth and has hunted Having begun his venture taught primarily in the fields of constitutional Adli served as the Representative (1999- moners as early as 1000-800 B.C. with alleged cannibals by moonlight in the capital career in 1959, Donovan Rypkema law, constitutional history, comparative law, 2007) and Consultant (2008 - 2009) of the forests of Papua New Guinea – all in a quest William H. Draper III is one Donovan Rypkema is and jurisprudence. From 1977 to 1991, he Abha Narain Lambah Aga Khan Trust for Culture in Syria imple- to uncover some of the most fascinating of America’s first venture president of Heritage was an editor of The Supreme Court Review. Abha Narain Lambah is menting their conservation of 3 castles in mysteries of our planet. capitalists. Today, he is Strategies International, At present, Mr. Casper serves as a member a conservation architect Syria and their participation in the Project for Managing Director of Draper Richards L.P established in 2004 of the Board of Trustees of the Central Euro- practicing in Mumbai, Josh’s television career began in 2005, when the Rehabilitation of Old Aleppo. and Draper International, and he is Chairman as a companion firm pean University in Budapest and a member India. She is a recipient he debuted as the host of a new adventure- of The Draper Richards Foundation. Draper to PlaceEconomics, the consulting firm of of the Board of Trustees of the American the Sanskriti Award 2003, archaeology series called Digging for the Kuang Han Li served as the head of the United Nations which Rypkema is the principal. Both provide Academy in Berlin. He is also a member Eisenhower Fellowship (U.S.A.) 2002, the Truth on The History Channel. In 2007, Josh Kuang Han Li manages Development Program from 1986 to 1993 catalytic information to public and NGO of various additional boards, including the Charles Wallace Fellowship (U.K.) 1998 and moved from The History Channel to Discov- GHF’s Pingyao Ancient and oversaw nearly 10,000 international aid clients at the nexus of heritage conservation Council of the American Law Institute and the the Attingham Trust Fellowship 2007. Abha’s ery Channel, where he has served as host City, Foguang Temple projects. He was also President and Chair- and economics. Rypkema has worked with Committee for Economic Development. From architectural practice has won 7 UNESCO and executive producer of In the Unknown and Monastery Complex man of the Export-Import Bank of the United communities in 49 U.S. States and more than 2000-2008, he served as a successor trustee Asia Pacific Heritage Awards for Heritage with Josh Bernstein. Josh is currently (completed) and Fujian States from 1981 to 1986 and was appointed 35 countries. International clients include the of Yale University. Conservation and deals with a range of developing a number of new projects to be tulou Projects in China, including overseeing to this position by President Reagan. He World Bank, the Inter-American Development historic monuments and sites across India. announced shortly. GHF’s planning, restoration, and interpreta- also founded Sutter Hill Ventures, one of Bank, the Council of Europe, UNDP, Europa Sonia Evers tion efforts. Additionally, Han is responsible Her projects include the restoration of the the leading venture capital firms in the U.S., Nostra, the European Heads of Heritage Dr. Sonia “Sunnie” In addition to his work on television, Josh for new China Heritage archaeological site 15th century Temple of Maitreya Budha at in 1965. He is on the boards of the Atlantic Forum and others. Rypkema was the lead Evers is an art historian is also the president and CEO of BOSS, the investigations. Han has worked as a con- Basgo in Ladakh, the 15th century Chan- Council, The Draper Richards Foundation, witness at a European Parliament hearing specializing in the Italian Boulder Outdoor Survival School. Josh has sultant to the Getty Conservation Institute’s dramauleshwara and 16th century Krishna Hoover Institution, Freeman Spogli Institute regarding heritage conservation and the Renaissance. She cur- two degrees from (BA, An- collaborative project with the Chinese State temples in the World Heritage Site of Hampi, of International Studies at Stanford University, economic crisis. He is the author of numerous rently teaches art history, thropology and Psychology). After graduating Administration for Cultural Heritage in Hebei, preparation of Management Plans for Ajanta World Affairs Council of Northern California, articles and publications as well as a book, Renaissance Culture and Women’s Studies from college, he spent a year in a post-grad- China and also Kham Aid Foundation’s his- World Heritage Site and the ancient fortified the United Nations Association-USA and the The Economics of Historic Preservation: A at Convent of the Sacred Heart High School uate program in Jerusalem studying, among toric assessment and conservation efforts in city of Sisupalgarh as well as Nomination Harvard Business School California Research Community Leader’s Guide that has been in San Francisco and as a guest lecturer at other things, mysticism and ancient texts. Sichuan, China. Dossiers for Santiniketan and Hyderabad. Center Advisory Board. He is a member of the translated into Russian and Korean. Rypkema Stanford University and UC Berkeley, where She has been a consultant to ICCROM, Dr. Bill Brown Council on Foreign Relations and the Presi- holds a Masters degree in Historic Preser- she received her PhD in 1995. In addition, Richard Hansen dent’s Council on International Activities at Global Heritage Fund and World Monuments Dr. Brown joined the vation from Columbia University. He is a mem- she is the author of several articles and pa- Dr. Richard D. Hansen, Yale University. Draper received a Bachelor of Fund on various projects. The core of her Woods Hole Research ber of the Team of Specialists in Public Private pers on the Venetian sixteenth century artist, Ph.D, is an eminent Arts degree from Yale University in 1950 and architectural practice focuses on colonial Center as President Partnerships for the UN Economic Commis- Paolo Veronese and has organized several American archaeologist a Master of Business degree, with distinction, buildings in India, especially from the 19th and CEO in February, sion for Europe, on the Board of Directors of European trips for both students and adults. and currently Senior Sci- from the Harvard Business School in 1954. century Victorian Gothic genre. Among 2010. He was previously Global Urban Development, and teaches a She is a member of the Board of Save Venice, entist at the Institute for these are the Viceregal Lodge, Shimla, the the President and CEO of the Academy of graduate course on the economics of historic UC Press and San Francisco Ballet. Mesoamerican Research in the Department Jeff Morgan Convocation Hall of the University of Mumbai Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, the na- preservation at the University of Pennsylvania of Anthropology at Idaho State University. Mr. Morgan is a trained Adli Qudsi designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott, the tion’s oldest natural history museum. He has where he received the 2008 G. Holmes Dr. Hansen is a specialist on the ancient urban and regional plan- Adli Qudsi, architect, is a Bombay Municipal Head Office designed served as President and CEO of the Bishop Perkins Award for Distinguished Teaching. Maya and also a director of the Mirador ner. Prior to founding 1964 graduate of Wash- by F.W.Stevens, Elphinstone College, Old Museum in Honolulu, Hawaii, and Science Basin Project, which investigates the mainly Global Heritage Fund Gerhard Casper ington State University, Secretariat Mumbai, Pune Engineering Col- Advisor to Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt unexplored territory in Petén, northern Guate- (GHF) in 2002, he worked Gerhard Casper is Presi- USA. He practiced in lege, J.J. School of Art and the Bombay High during the Clinton Administration. Dr. Brown mala. Site of special significance include the as an international sales and marketing dent Emeritus of Stanford Seattle Washington until Court. Abha has co-edited “Architecture of is a member of the District of Columbia Bar. Mirador and Nakbe. the Indian Sultanates” , “Conservation After He is a member of the Division on Earth executive in software and network comput- University and the Peter 1975 then returned to Syria and initiated Legislation: Issues for Mumbai” and “A City’s and Life Studies advisory committee of the ing. In the position of Executive Director at and Helen Bing Professor Conception & Construction Consultants, Hansen is founder and president of the Legacy – The Indian Navy’s Heritage in Mum- National Academies. He is Chairman of the GHF, he is responsible for global conserva- in Undergraduate Educa- an architectural design and planning firm non-profit Foundation for Anthropological bai. She has authored “Through the Looking

8 October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World 9 Glass: The Grade I Heritage of Mumbai” and Paul Wilke Writers Association of America. He lives in money, and generation Y. Her first book, The addition to his work with ecoAmerica, Bob Jim Sano co-authored “A Conservation Manual for Paul Wilke leads the development of public New York, Los Angeles, Bangkok, and most Choice Effect, appeared in 2010. Find her at is also on the board of the Environmental Jim Sano is the President Owners & Occupiers: Heritage Buildings & relations strategies and related programs in major airports around the world. www.claire.us.com or via @clairew on Twitter. Defense Fund, Environmental Defense Fund of Geographic Expedi- Precincts, Mumbai” She has been a colum- support of Visa’s ecommerce, cross-border of North Carolina and the Queens Univer- tions, a San Francisco- Christian Ost Tom Kiernan nist for the Hindustan Times and MARG. transactions, and travel and tourism busi- sity Learning Society. He also serves on the based company that Christian Ost is econo- ness objectives. Prior to his current role, Tom Kiernan joined Sierra Club’s National Advisory Council and offers experiential travel, Myron Scholes mist, professor, former Paul worked in Visa’s Asia Pacific region in NPCA as president in served a Trustee of the Sierra Club Founda- location management, and sustainable Myron S. Scholes is the Frank E. Buck Pro- dean of ICHEC Brussels Singapore, which he joined in 2004. He was January 1998 to guide tion from 2001-2007. Bob received a B.S. in development consulting services to individual fessor of Finance, Emeritus, at the Stanford Management School, and responsible for all public affairs and communi- NPCA as the leading Social Thought from Lake Forest College and travelers, affinity organizations, and govern- University Graduate School of Business currently in charge of the cations activities of Visa in South and South- voice of the American an M.B.A. from Lake Forest Graduate School ments. Before joining GeoEx in 1988, Sano, since 1996. He is Chairman of the Board of Executive Education programs. His academic east Asia. Additionally, he was responsible for public in protecting and of Management. He resides in San Francisco who began his National Park Service career Economic Advisors of SterlingStamos. He field covers business cycle theory in corpo- Visa’s travel and tourism initiatives in the Asia enhancing America’s national parks. and Charlotte, NC with his wife Lisa Ren- as a ranger naturalist, was Special Assistant is former Chairman of Platinum Grove Asset rate management, and heritage economics. Pacific region. Paul is a former board member strom. Bob has ridden his bike across North to the Superintendent of Yosemite National Management (since 2009), which he co- In 2008-09, he was scholar at the Getty Previously, Tom served as president of the of the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA). and South America, Australia and Europe and Park, overseeing the park’s naturalist/inter- founded in 1999. Conservation Institute in Los Angeles. Audubon Society of New Hampshire, Deputy is currently trying to figure out how to ride pretive programs; coordinating several key Paul has also lived in Singapore, Malaysia Assistant Administrator for Air at EPA (where Professor Scholes is widely known for his across Africa and Asia. elements of Yosemite’s General Management and Germany. Prior to joining Visa, Paul Parker Blackman he won the Gold Medal for his role in achiev- seminal work in options pricing, capital mar- Plan; and serving as a member of its search spent six years at Singapore-based public Parker Blackman has ing consensus on a $450-million pollution- Greg Moore ket equilibrium, tax policies and the financial and rescue team. relations firm Baldwin Boyle Shand (BBS). been working in public control project at Grand Canyon National services industry. He is widely published in Greg Moore has served Originally a business journalist in Delaware, interest communications, Park), positions with the Oregon Department Sano has served for twenty years on the academic journals. He is co-originator of the as the Executive Direc- Paul was editor-in-chief for Delaware Busi- advocacy and organiza- of Environmental Quality, and with Arthur Executive Committee of The Trust for Public Black-Scholes options pricing model, which tor of the Golden Gate ness Review. He has a Bachelor of Science tional development for Andersen & Company. Land and was the founding president of the is the basis of the pricing and risk-manage- National Parks Conser- Degree in Journalism from the S.I. Newhouse nearly 20 years. At Fenton, he has led brand- Mono Lake Foundation. He was also on the ment technology that is used to value and Under his leadership, NPCA has launched vancy since 1985. The School of Public Communications, Syracuse ing, integrated communications strategy National Council of the World Wildlife Fund to manage the risk of options contained in several programs targeted to making spe- Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy is University, New York. and planning for a range of clients including and was a founding director of the Natural instruments around the world. For this work, cific, lasting improvements in the National the nonprofit organization that works in part- Human Rights Watch, The Wikimedia Foun- Step and the Yosemite Restoration Trust. he was awarded the Alfred Nobel Memorial Peter Greenberg Park System. These include NPCA’s Center nership with the National Park Service and dation, First Five LA, The William and Flora Presidio Trust to preserve and enhance the Prize in Economic Sciences in 1997. Peter Greenberg is for Park Management, which provides parks Leader of numerous climbing expeditions Hewlett Foundation and Playworks. He has Golden Gate National Parks. Under Moore’s He was the Frank E. Buck Professor of America’s most rec- with the tools needed to make efficient and around the world, including the American consulted for movement leaders including leadership, the Parks Conservancy has Finance at the Stanford University Graduate ognized, honored and effective business decisions, and the Center Men’s and Women’s Mount Everest Expedi- Arianna Huffington and Robert Kennedy, Jr. become one of the most successful nonprofit School of Business from 1983 to 1996, and a respected front-line travel for State of the Parks, which has developed tion in 1983, Sano was co-leader of the first organizations supporting any area of the Senior Research Fellow at the Hoover Institu- news journalist. Peter is Prior to Fenton, Blackman spent 10 years and applied a scientific methodology to the guided ski-mountaineering trip to retrace Sir national park system, providing more than tion from 1987 to 1996. He received a Ph.D. in Travel Editor for CBS News, appearing on as a leader in environmental and grassroots assessment of the health of the natural and Ernest Shackleton’s legendary traverse of $165 million in support to park projects and 1969 from the University of Chicago where he The Early Show, Evening News with Katie advocacy. He opened U.S. PIRG’s first Inter- cultural resources within the national parks. South Georgia Island in the Sub-Antarctic programs since the Conservancy’s establish- served as the Edward Eagle Brown Professor Couric, and across many CBS broad- mountain West office. As executive director and the first expedition to reach the remote Tom grew up in Virginia, kayaking in Mather ment. During his tenure, the Conservancy of Finance in the Graduate School of Busi- cast platforms. An Emmy Award-winning of the Washington Public Interest Research Gangkhar Puensuum in Bhutan. Gorge, which is part of the C&O Canal has received various national awards for ness from 1974 – 1983 and where he was the investigative reporter and producer, Peter is Group, he successfully devised and executed National Historical Park. He was co-founder excellence in interpretation, conservation, Director of the Center for Research in Security also host of the nationally syndicated Peter a campaign to defeat a Texaco-sponsored Ian Hodder of the Rocky Mountain Outdoor Center in and park improvement efforts. Prices from 1976 – 1983. He was an Assistant Greenberg Worldwide Radio show. His other plan to build a new, 231 mile oil pipeline Ian Hodder came to Stan- Colorado, and has tested the white waters and Associate Professor of Finance at Massa- current titles include Travel Editor at Large for across the state and won new, tougher ford in 1999. He is the throughout the United States and Africa, Moore’s early career involved various posi- chusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School AARP, Contributing Editor for Men’s Health regulations on existing oil and gas pipelines Dunlevie Family Profes- achieving top-ten status in the U.S. in slalom tions with the National Park Service and oth- of Management from 1969 to 1974. magazine, and contributor to Parade, Forbe- within the state. He also conceptualized and sor in the Department of kayaking. Tom holds an M.B.A. from Stanford er public agencies focusing on conservation, sTraveler.com, Bing Travel, and Oprah.com. ran PIRG’s National Fellowship Program. protected areas, and parks – and involving Anthropology, and since Professor Scholes is a member of the Econo- and a B.A. from Dartmouth College. Peter was the creator, co-executive producer Blackman grew up on the beaches of Santa planning, management, and interpretation. 2006 he has been Director of the Stanford metric Society and served as President of and host of CNBC’s acclaimed prime-time Monica, California. He credits the years he His work has often focused on partnership Archaeology Center. Since 1993 he has been the American Finance Association in 1990. Bob Perkowitz specials, “Inside American Airlines: A Week in lived abroad with his family and attending the development among the public, nonprofit, excavating at the 9,000 year-old Neolithic site Professor Scholes has honorary doctorate Robert Perkowitz is an the Life,” and “Cruise Inc: Big Money on the International School of Paris for cultivating and private sectors. of Catalhoyuk in central Turkey. The 25-year degrees from the University of Paris, France, entrepreneur, environ- High Seas.” And “Black Box Mystery: his love for different cultures, languages and project has three aims - to place the art from McMaster University, Canada, Louvain mentalist, writer, investor The Crash of the Concorde”. alternate perspectives on the world. Moore holds a Bachelor of Science degree the site in its full environmental, economic University, Belgium and Wilfred Laurier and distance cyclist. Over in Conservation of Natural Resources from and social context, to conserve the paint- University, Canada. He is a member of Peter’s books include, Don’t Go There! The the past 25 years Bob Claire Williams U.C. Berkeley and completed a Mid-career ings, plasters and mud walls, and to present American Academy of Sciences. Travel Detective’s Essential Guide to the Must- has been President of direct marketing and Claire Williams Díaz leads Fellowship in Environmental Planning at the the site to the public. The project is also Miss Places of the World, Tough Times, Great manufacturing organizations with revenues Professor Scholes has consulted widely with social innovation and University of Washington. He currently serves associated with attempts to develop reflexive Travels, The Complete Travel Detective Bible, ranging to $600 million, including Corner- many financial institutions, corporations and philanthropy at Twitter. on the Board of the Association of Partners methods in archaeology. Ian Hodder teaches The Traveler’s Diet: Eating Right and Staying stone Brands, Smith+Noble and Joanna exchanges and continues to lecture to many She holds an MBA and for Public Lands and is a past Board Presi- and writes about archaeological method and Fit on the Road, Flight Crew Confidential, and Western Mills. He currently is Managing Part- academic groups and other organizations other degrees from Stan- dent. He also serves on the Boards of the theory. Among his publications are: Symbols Hotel Secrets from the Travel Detective. ner of VivaTerra LLC, Chairman of Potenco, around the world. Professor Scholes is a past ford and Oxford Universities and was a Skoll National Conservation Lands Foundation and in Action (Cambridge 1982), Reading the Inc., President of Paradigm Management, Director of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, He also the prestigious Distinguished Service Foundation Scholar. She co-founded Hope the National Parks Friends’ Alliance. Past (Cambridge 1986), The Domestication Inc., a Director of SRAM, Inc., and a partner and a current director of Dimensional Fund Award in Journalism from the University Runs, a non-profit organization in Kenya. She of Europe (Oxford 1990), The Archaeologi- in Firebrand Partners, LLC and Arqua Equity Advisors and American Century (Mountain of Wisconsin, as well as the Excellence in is a published author and writes on such di- cal Process (Oxford 1999), Catalhoyuk: The Partners, LLC. In the non-profit sector, in View) mutual funds. Broadcasting Award from the Aviation Space verse topics as social media strategy, saving Leopard’s Tale (Thames and Hudson 2006).

10 October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World 11 Patrick Whitney avid reader, traveler and amateur photogra- reau of Land Management. John has degrees teaching and advising on sustainable des- for Development at Brookings. Prior to join- Larry Coben Professor Patrick Whitney pher using a home-built 4 gigapixel camera in Forestry and Geography and lives in Falls tination marketing; connecting the tourism ing Brookings in 2003, Mr. Linn worked for Larry Coben is the is the director of the made with parts from the U2/SR71. Church, Virginia with his family. sector to the preservation and conservation three decades at the World Bank in various founder and Executive Institute of Design, Illinois world; and speaking and writing on issues re- capacities. From 1996 to 2003 he served as Director of the Sustain- Dan Thompson John Sanday Institute of Technology, lating to sustainable tourism and destination Vice President for Europe and Central Asia. able Preservation Initiative and is the Steelcase/ Dan Thompson joined John Sanday joined stewardship. He is a principal of the Coalition In this capacity he oversaw various projects (“SPI”). SPI (www.sus- Robert C. Pew Professor of Design. He is on Global Heritage Fund GHF in 2007 as Direc- for World Heritage Destinations, comprised of of World Bank support for cultural heritage tainablepreservation.org) seeks to preserve the Distinguished Advisor Board of the As- full-time in January tor for Asia and Pacific Sustainable Travel International (STI), Robin preservation in Central and Eastern Europe. the world’s cultural heritage by providing sociation of Computing Machinery’s Special 2008, having previously Programs. John is the Tauck & Partners, Solimar International, and His current research interests are in the areas sustainable economic opportunities to poor Interest Group in Computer Human Interac- conducted fieldwork at BanteayChhmar, Cambo- SAVE Travel Alliance. Randy currently serves of global governance reform, aid effective- communities where endangered archaeologi- tion (ACM-SIGCHI). He has been on the jury GHF-supported projects in the Mirador Ba- dia Project Director and is also responsible on the boards Global Exchange and Sustain- ness, and regional cooperation with a special cal sites are located. SPI believes the best of numerous award programs including the sin, Guatemala, and at Ani and Çatalhöyük, for project oversight, quality assessment, able Travel International and is CEO of its focus on Central Asia. Since 2004 he has way to preserve cultural heritage is creat- 1995 Presidential Design Awards, and was both in Turkey. He is the manager of Global monitoring and reporting, new project inves- consumer-facing website www.green.travel. served on the board of the Global Heritage ing or supporting locally-owned businesses a member of the White House Council on Heritage Network, oversees project data col- tigations and helping to secure in-country Fund, where he chairs the Program and Plan- whose success is tied to that preservation. John Hurd Design. Professor Whitney was the President lection and mapping, and provides support matching funding for select GHF projects ning Committee. Mr. Linn holds a Bachelors SPI’s grants create transformative economic of the American Center for Design (ACD) and to fundraising efforts. in the Asia-Pacific region. John Sanday is a John Hurd currently degree from Oxford University and a doctor- opportunities for the local residents while the editor of the Design Journal, its annual British architect who has spent the last 36 serves as GHF’s Inter- ate in economics from Cornell University. saving archaeological sites for future genera- Dan has BA degrees in Anthropology/Geog- publication. He edited Design in the Informa- years living and working in Nepal. As one of national Conservation tions to study and enjoy. raphy and Journalism, an MA in Near Eastern tion Environment, a book published by Knopf the leading architectural conservators in Asia, Director. At GHF, John Marco Aveggio Studies from UC Berkeley, and a PhD from in 1984. He has consulted to numerous he has traveled and worked all over the sub- has responsibility for BBA Universidad de Lima, Coben (www.larrycoben.com) is also a the Institute of Archaeology at UCL in Lon- corporations, including Aetna, Texas Instru- continent on a wide assortment of historic conservation at all sites worldwide. He works Perú, Board Member of University of Pennsylvania affiliated archae- don, England. His research and professional ments, McDonald’s, and Zebra Technolo- buildings including Himalayan monasteries, closely with GHF project directors and inter- the Wiese Foundation ologist. His most recent archaeological work interests include archaeological GIS and gies, and has conducted private education Indian Palaces, and since 1989 monuments national experts on sites selection, project since 1999. focuses on Inca imperial expansion and the multispectral imagery analysis, landscape programs for executives from government in Angkor, Cambodia. John’s most recent monitoring and especially technical direc- role of spectacles, rituals and theatricality in archaeology and cultural heritage preserva- agencies and corporations in the USA, commissions are in Mustang, Nepal and tion and advice. John is also the Director of Fernando Paiz ancient societies. He was most recently the tion. Dan has spent 23 years living outside Europe, and Asia. Recent speaking engage- Bumthang, Bhutan, where John has created the GHF Senior Advisory Board, a group of Mr. Paiz is past Chairman director of Proyecto Inkallakta, a multidisci- the United States and speaks some French, ments include the Delhi Sustainable Develop- programs to train young professionals and international specialists who review GHF pro- of the Board of Direc- plinary project at the monumental Inka site Turkish, Italian and Spanish. ment Summit, and the TED Conference 2004 craftsmen to master the skills of preserving cedures, especially site selection and annual tors of Wal-Mart Central of that name in Bolivia. He has directed or their own cultural heritage. John has been project assessment. After a BS in the Geol- America. Mr. Paiz and his participated in projects in Bolivia, Peru, Gua- in Monterey. He is the principal investigator John Steffenson of a research project called Global Compa- elected a fellow of the Society of Antiquar- ogy of Clays, John studied a two-year Con- family have been founding temala, Ecuador and Jordan (Petra). Coben is John Steffenson has nies in Local Markets, and of the Institute of ies, London and more recently awarded by servation Science diploma and an ‘objects’ shareholders and operators of the largest also Vice-Chairman of the International Com- worked for ESRI for over Design’s Design for the Base of the Pyramid Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II an Order of higher National diploma, leading to work as supermarket chain in Central America (540 mittee on Archaeological Heritage Manage- 15 years and has over 25 sustainable development initiative. the British Empire (OBE) for his contribution a sculpture conservator at the Victoria and modern supermarkets in 5 countries) for many ment’s (ICAHM’s) Standards Board. years of experience with to architectural conservation and training, Albert Museum in London. From 1989 -1998, years. He is founding president of Conver- geospatial technology. Coben has started and run numerous energy Michael Jones especially in Cambodia and Nepal. John was a partner at Lincoln Conservation gence Communications, the first internet and Based in Washington, DC, he oversees the companies. He serves on the Department of Michael Jones is Google’s Studio, a atelier specializing in large archi- cable TV operator in Guatemala and Petco Federal Civilian and Global Affairs Business Homeland Security’s Sustainability and Ef- Chief Technology Ad- Randy Durband tectural objects conservation. In 1998 John International, the first company to introduce Development Team at ESRI. He manages a ficiency Task Force and Cleantech and Green vocate, charged with Randy Durband has held formed Hurd Conservation International, an and produce PET bottles in South America. team of professionals located in Washing- Business for Obama. Coben writes an energy advancing the technology senior leadership posi- international field consultancy with projects ton and across the country and Europe. His Mr. Paiz is member of other international blog for the Huffington Post. to organize the world’’s tions with premier U.S. across Asia for several International agen- team is responsible for managing a broad business and philanthropic boards and com- information and make it universally acces- tour operators, having cies; he was a senior conservation consultant portfolio of federal departments and agen- munity organizations including the Paiz Foun- Santiago Soler sible and useful. Michael travels the globe to served as President for to UNESCO, Division of Cultural Heritage, cies, international organizations such as the dation, which supports education and the Santiago Soler is a meet and speak with governments, busi- Travcoa, INTRAV, and Clipper Cruise Lines, on the Silk Roads cities of Central Asia. United Nations and Organization of American arts in Guatemala, the Maya Route Conser- private sector develop- nesses, partners and customers in order to as well as Executive Vice President of Tauck Hurd was elected as President of ICOMOS States, and multi-national non-governmental vation Foundation, the Foundation for Maya ment specialist with advance Google’s mission and technology. World Discovery. He has a 28-year career International Scientific Committee for Earthen organizations. Prior to joining ESRI, John Cultural and Natural Patrimony (PACUNAM), more than 20 years He previously was Chief Technologist of in travel and tourism. As a Senior Partner Architectural Heritage in 2006. In October worked for the US Forest Service for 15 Heinemann Foundation and Zamorano Uni- experience in trade and Google Maps, Earth, and Local Search—— of Robin Tauck & Partners, Randy supports 2006 he was elected as President of the years. He held senior management positions versity in Honduras. Mr. Paiz is the founding foreign direct investment promotion; trade the teams responsible for providing location Sustainable Travel through global public/ ICOMOS Advisory Committee. John is a fel- on numerous high profile projects such as the president and former director of the Central integration; trade and investment promotion intelligence and information in global context private partnerships. His leadership expertise low of the Institute of Advanced Architectural President’s Forest Plan, Spotted owl Recov- America-US Chamber of Commerce in the policy; institutional regulatory reforms and to users worldwide. Before its acquisition and experience in $100 - $400 million tour Studies and a Visiting Fellow of the school of ery Plan, Scientific Assessment Team, among State of Florida. policy dialogue; customs and trade facilita- by Google, Michael was CTO of Keyhole companies lends expert consultancy with Archaeology at the University of York. others. John also worked for the House tion; exports and market access support; Corporation, the company that developed business acumen to tourism issues. He has Interior Committee in the US House of Repre- For his efforts to protect the Mayan patri- business development services to promote the technology used today in Google Earth. extensive networks in EU, USA, Asia-Pacific Johannes F. Linn sentatives in the early 1980’s under Chairman mony in Guatemala, the French government competitiveness; clusters and local develop- He was also CEO of Intrinsic Graphics, and and Eastern Europe and broad knowledge Johannes Linn is a Resi- Morris Udall and worked on legislation such awarded as Knight of the Order of Arts and ment; and management of highly qualified earlier, was Director of Advanced Graphics of many international destinations in over dent Senior Scholar at the as the Mt. St. Helen’s National Volcanic Act Letters in 2010. Mr. Paiz holds a B.S. degree teams in multi-year and multi-million dollar at Silicon Graphics. A prolific inventor and 80 countries on every continent. His work Emerging Markets Forum and the Arkansas Wilderness Act. He also in Industrial Engineering from Northeastern projects. He has twenty years of experience computer programmer since the 4th grade, in sustainable travel encompasses a range in Washington and a Non- provided staff support for hearings on the University and a Master Degree in Manage- in international development projects work- he has developed scientific and interactive of activities: advising on the marketability of resident Senior Fellow at Alaska Timber Supply Fund and proposals to ment from the Sloan School at the Massa- ing for management consulting companies, computer graphics software, held engineer- heritage sites and market-led product devel- the Brookings Institution. From 2005-2010 he combine the US Forest Service and the Bu- chusetts Institute of Technology (“MIT”). donor agencies, and multilateral organiza- opment to tourism development agencies; served as Director of the Wolfensohn Center ing and business executive roles, and is an tions. Additionally, Santiago has extensive

12 October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World October 19, 2010 – The Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World 13 experience in the design, implementation leading women entrepreneurs and corpo- Kristof has taken a special interest in Web Sponsors and evaluation of trade, investment and SME rate business executives in the U.S. She is journalism and was the first blogger on The $25,000 Level competitiveness promotion projects related the author of The Old Girls Network: Insider New York Times Web site. A documentary to technological innovation; trade and invest- Advice for Women Building Businesses in a about him, called Reporter, premiered at Anonymous The Franklin and Catherine ment; business climate; environmental and Man’s World (Basic Books 2003), primer on Sundance Film Festival in 2009. Johnson Foundation quality management systems, conformity as- how to start a business. sessment (standardization, certification and Haunted by what he has seen in Darfur, The recipient of numerous awards, Ms. Duck- accreditation); agriculture/agribusiness; and Kristof traveled to the region four times to worth was named a 2008 Skoll Foundation $15,000 and Below Level sustainable tourism. provide coverage of the genocide unfold- honoree for Social Entrepreneurship. She ing, winning his second Pulitzer Prize for holds an M.B.A. from The Wharton School Anonymous Hitz Foundation Jennifer J. Raab Commentary in 2006, “for his graphic, deeply of the University of Pennsylvania and a B.A. Jennifer J. Raab serves reported columns that, at personal risk, from the University of Texas. as President of Hunter focused attention on genocide in Darfur and College in New York City. Nicolas Kristoff that gave voice to the voiceless in other parts Lata Krishnan and Ajay Shah Lynford Family Fund of the world.” Since taking the helm as Two-time Pulitzer Prize Hunter College’s 13th winner and New York Kristof has also won the George Polk Award, president, she has built upon the College’s Times columnist Nicholas the Overseas Press Club award, the Michael strong foundation, refined its mission, over- D. Kristof is often called Kelly award, the Online News Association In-Kind seen its academic programs and spear- the “reporter’s reporter” award, and the American Society of Newspa- headed its growth and development as one for his human rights advocacy and his efforts per Editors award. of the world’s leading urban centers of higher to give a voice to the voiceless. education. With a highly diverse student population of more than 20,000, Hunter is the In 1990 Kristof and his wife, Sheryl WuDunn, largest college in the City University of New also a New York Times journalist, won the York (CUNY) system. Pulitzer Prize for their coverage of China’s Tiananmen Square democracy movement, Prior to her appointment at Hunter in June making them the first married couple to win 2001, Ms. Raab served for seven years as a Pulitzer for journalism. Their most recent chairman of the New York City Landmarks book, Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Preservation Commission. Named to the Opportunity for Women Worldwide, immedi- post by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani in 1994, she ately hit The New York Times Bestseller List won praise from many quarters for her ability after being published in September 2009. to achieve consensus among the diverse Kristof and WuDunn also wrote China Wakes: constituencies affected by the Commission’s The Struggle for the Soul of a Rising Power regulatory activities. and Thunder from the East: Portrait of a Connie Duckworth Rising Asia. Connie Duckworth Kristof graduated from Harvard College, Phi founded ARZU, Inc. in Beta Kappa, and won a Rhodes Scholarship 2004 and serves pro to Oxford, where he studied law and gradu- bono as Chairman and ated with first class honors. He later studied Chief Executive Offi- Arabic in Cairo and Chinese in Taipei. After cer. She is a retired Partner and Managing working in France he began backpacking in Director of Goldman, Sachs, & Co., where Africa and Asia, writing articles to cover his she was named the first woman sales and expenses. Kristof has lived on four conti- trading partner in the firm’s history during her nents, reported on six, traveled to a hundred 20 year career. Ms. Duckworth is a Trustee and forty countries, all fifty states, every of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com- Chinese province and every main Japanese pany and a Director of Russell Investment island. He is also one of the few Americans to Group; and Steelcase Inc. She serves on the be at least a two-time visitor to each member Advisory Board of the Duke Islamic Studies of the “Axis of Evil.” During his travels, he Center in Durham, North Carolina; the Board caught malaria, experienced wars, saw an of Directors of Global Heritage Fund in Palo Indonesian mob carrying heads on pikes, and Alto; the Board of Directors of the Interfaith survived an African airplane crash. Youth Core in Chicago; and the Board of Overseers of the Wharton School. Ms. Duck- After joining The New York Times in 1984 to worth is the immediate past Chairman of the initially covering economics, Kirstof served Board of NorthShore University HealthSys- as a correspondent in Los Angeles and as tem, in Evanston, Illinois, the first woman to bureau chief in Hong Kong, Beijing, and have held this position. She is a past Chair Tokyo. In 2000, he covered the presidential Opposite: Wat Phu, Laos of the Committee of 200, the organization of campaign and, in particular, Governor Bush. 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