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Lord Mark Malloch-Brown Last Updated Jul. 28, 2018 Mark Malloch-Brown Burkes Peerage; UK Civ. Reg., SEC Biography Timeline Dates Organization/ Activity Title / Position (attached *.xlsx contains Citation column D >>>) Lord Mark Malloch-Brown Marylebone, London, UK; mother Ursula Elspeth Pelley (b. Dec. 31, 1921), daughter of Sir Kenneth Raymond Pelly and Elspeth Norna Grant; father, exiled South African diplomat Lieutenant Robert George Malloch Brown son of Robert W. Malloch Brown (South African Naval Force)(d. May 11, 1967); 1953 (Sep 16) Born, Rhodesia wife Patricia Anne Cronam (m. 1989); daughters Maddison Jane (b. 1991), Isabel Anne (b. 1994), Phoebe (b. after 1994), and son George (b. after 1994); Source: Burke's Peerage Nos. 401249, 401250, 401248, 401251, 401253, 401252 , 401254 1975 (ca) Cambridge University, Magdalene College First Class Honour's Degree in History 1976 (ca) University of Michigan Masters in Political Science 1977-1979 The Economist Polical Correspondent, Development Specialist, Communications Consultant United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), 1979-1981 Thailand Field Operations for Cambodian Refugees (Camps SaKhao- Chief of Field Operations I-Dang) Sources: Various incl. UK Parliment, Wikipedia, Wayback Machine, Companies House. Page 1 Last Updated Jul. 23, 2018 Mark Malloch-Brown Burkes Peerage; UK Civ. Reg., SEC Biography Timeline Dates Organization/ Activity Title / Position (attached *.xlsx contains Citation column D >>>) United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) 1979-1981 Deputy Chief Emergency Unit in Geneva, Horn of Africa, Central America 1979-1983 United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Staffer Nobel Peace Prize to the United Nations High Commissioner for 1981 Co-recipient Refugees (UNHCR) 1983-1986 The Economist, Economist Development Report Founding Editor Lead International Partner; Co-owner; experts on privitization and economic 1986-1994 Sawyer-Miller Law Group, Washington, D.C. reform in Russia and Eastern Europe; advised political campaigns in Columbia and Philippines 1986 (Feb 25) Corazon Aquino, elected Philippines president Campaign manager, wrote her acceptance speech Co-founder, Trustee, Chairman with George Soros, Alexander Soros, Morton I. Abramowitz (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace), Frank Giustra (Jul. 01, 2006, Clinton Foundation, Clinton Global Initiative), Wesley Clark, 1993 (Jan) International Crisis Group (ICG) [2] Lawrence H. Summers (Harvard, Instagram, Square, Facebook, Sheryl K. Sandberg, Yuri Milner, Alisher Usmanov, Mail.ru, Vkontact, Andreessen- Horowitz, National Economic Council (Obama)), Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, U.S. State Department, USAID, Open Society Foundation, more [2] 1993 Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, Bolivia Campaign manager Refugees International, Washington, D.C. (George Soros); Soros 1993-1994 Vice-Chairman Advisory Committee on Bosnia 1994-1996 World Bank, External Affairs, United Nations Affairs Director 1997 - 2007 (Jun 27) George Soros upstate New York estate [9] Tenant [9] Sources: Various incl. UK Parliment, Wikipedia, Wayback Machine, Companies House. Page 2 Last Updated Jul. 23, 2018 Mark Malloch-Brown Burkes Peerage; UK Civ. Reg., SEC Biography Timeline Dates Organization/ Activity Title / Position (attached *.xlsx contains Citation column D >>>) United Nations Secretary-General Task Force on Reform of UN 1997 Chairman Communications United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United Nations 1999 (Jul) - 2005 (Aug) Chairman, Administrator Development Group (UNDG) 1999 - current London International Model United Nations (LIMUN) Shadow Founder, Honorary President, United Nations propagandist 2000 (Dec) UN Millennium Summit, Millennium Development Goals Author UNDP signature collection for Venezuela National Electoral 2002-2004 Supervisor of UN observers Council (CNE) ostensibly for Hugo Chavez and opposition 2002 Soros-Malloch-Brown UN speech [9] Co-speaker call for UN-Open Society Institute (Soros) collaboration [9] 2004 (Dec) - 2005 (late) UNDP Indian Ocean earthquake & tsunami response Coordinator Chief of Staff to Secretary-General Kofi Annan: The Guardian, Jan. 12, 2005: 2005 (Jan 03) - 2006 (Mar 03) United Nations "Meet Kofi Annan's right hand man" 2005 (Dec 31) Time Magazine, Leaders & Revolutionaries World's 100 Most Influential People Director, with Lawrence H. Summers, Facebook, Sheryl K. Sandberg, Open Society Foundation, Ebay, BEA, Google, Goldman Sachs Foundation, Obama Centre for Global Development (CGD), European Advisory Group 2006 - current National Security Advisors, Trilogy, IMF, Spinnacker, Kazowitz LLP, Robert [3] Mosbacher, Jr. OPIC, Rachel Pritzker (Penny Pritzker Commerce Department), U.S. Statement Department (See list of 330 relationships) [3] 2006 (Apr 01) - 2006 (Dec) United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Citicized U.S. for allowing "too much unchecked UN-bashing and 2006 (Jun 06) United Nations, New York City Conference stereotyping"; comments were defended by John Podesta & Richard C. Leone 2006 - Open Society Foundation [9] Chairman; See 132 relationships [9] Sources: Various incl. UK Parliment, Wikipedia, Wayback Machine, Companies House. Page 3 Last Updated Jul. 23, 2018 Mark Malloch-Brown Burkes Peerage; UK Civ. Reg., SEC Biography Timeline Dates Organization/ Activity Title / Position (attached *.xlsx contains Citation column D >>>) Leaked that Malloch-Brown would be become a Privy counsellor and receive 2006 (Nov) The Observer, Pendennis column a peerage 2006 (Dec 15) Yale Center for the Study of Globalization Visiting Fellow 2007 (May) - 2007 (Sep) Quantum Fund (George Soros) [9] Vice President See 132 relationships [9] 2007 (May) - Soros Fund Management (George Soros) [9] Vice Chairman, See 132 relationships [9] Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth (FCO) for Africa, Asia and 2007 (Jun 27) - 2009 (Jul 31) UK Government, Prime Minister Gordon Brown United Nations 2007 (Jun 28) Order of St. Michael and St. George (K.C.M.G.) Knight Commander 2007 (Jul 09) Queen's Privy Council [17] Member; See 597 Relationship [17] 2007 (Jul 09) House of Lords Baron, of St Leonard's Forest in the County of West Sussex World Economic Forum, Global Agenda Council on Global Vice Chairman, Senior Advisor; See 1,086 CFR relationships list worksheet 2009 (Sep) - current Governance; Business & Sustainable Development Commission attached [4] (BSDC); Global Redesign Initiative [4] 2009 (ca Oct) Institute for Global Law and Policy (IGLP). Harvard Law School [15] Advisory Council Member; See 77 relationships [15] 2010 (Mar 22) - current ST LEONARD'S PARTNERS LIMITED, UK Co. No. 07197180 Director 2010 (Jul 10) - current Vitol (Swiss oil company) Geopolitical Advisor; fined for paying kickbacks to Saddam Hussein 2010 (Jul 30) - current SouthWest Energy Ltd. (Ethiopia) [12] Consultant; See 53 relationships [12] Sources: Various incl. UK Parliment, Wikipedia, Wayback Machine, Companies House. Page 4 Last Updated Jul. 23, 2018 Mark Malloch-Brown Burkes Peerage; UK Civ. Reg., SEC Biography Timeline Dates Organization/ Activity Title / Position (attached *.xlsx contains Citation column D >>>) Chairman for Europe, Middle East & Africa; (political consultancy) incl. officer Delcan M. Kelly, FTI Executive VP, Chief Integration Officer from Sep. FTI Consulting Inc. (NYSE: FCN), Global Affairs; parent of Financial 2010 (Sep) 2006; U.S. Economic Envoy to Northern Ireland from Sep. 2009 (U.S. State Dynamics (FD) [1] Dept, Hillary Clinton, Sec.); now CEO, Teneo Holdings (The Clinton Foundation),; See 46 relationships [1] Member; See 41 relationships including U2 Bono, World Economic Forum, 2010 (Sep 14) - The Guardian Global Development Advisory Panel [16] Harvard University, UNESCO [16] 2011 The Unfinished Global Revolution, Penguin Press Author Director (appointment date not publicly available, earliest verifiable date); 2011 (Oct 22) Kerogen Capital (includes at least 22 subsidiaries) [10] oil and gas exploitation; includes at least 70 entity, subsidiary and person relationships [10] Director; Instinet is an institutional, agency-only broker that also serves as Thomson Reuters Founders Share Company. Reuters Group Plc the independent equity trading arm of its parent, Nomura Group; 2011 (Nov 30) - 2014 (Apr 22) owns 83.3% of Instinet Group Inc. (filed Mar. 17, 2002) [8] shareholders and directors include (Gov.) John Kasich, REUTERS GROUP PLC, JP Morgan Chase, Oak Hill Securities et al, TA Associates, Bain Capital (Mitt Romney), Silver Lake Partners, plus 165 more [8] 2012 (Jun 7) - 2016 (Nov 24) Shell Foundation [12] Trustee [12]; See 200 relationships 2015 (Feb 05) I Squared Capital Advisors, LLC ($17 billion), Cayman Islands, Hong 2012 - current Kong, London, Singapore, Houston, New Delhi; associated with Senior Policy Advisor, see 37 relationships [5] AvanzCapital [5] Director; see I Squared (parent) above; directors and executives include T-Solar Group, aka Grupa T-Solor (Spain); subsidiary of I-squared, 2012-current Marta Martínez; José Benito García; Enrique Barbudo; Elena Herrero- see above Visairas; Manuel Fernández Sources: Various incl. UK Parliment, Wikipedia, Wayback Machine, Companies House. Page 5 Last Updated Jul. 23, 2018 Mark Malloch-Brown Burkes Peerage; UK Civ. Reg., SEC Biography Timeline Dates Organization/ Activity Title / Position (attached *.xlsx contains Citation column D >>>) Director (Nigerian oil and gas); Executives: Ambrosie Bryant Chukwueloka Orjiako, Austin Ojunekwu Ayuru, Roger Thompson Brown, Basil Omiyi, Lord 2014 (Jan) - current Seplat Petroleum Development Company
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