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JPMORGAN CHASE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL Hon. George P. Shultz Xi-Qing Gao David J. O’Reilly Ex-Officio Members Chairman of the Council Chief Executive Officer Chairman and Chief Executive Officer James Dimon Distinguished Fellow China Investment Corporation Chevron Corporation Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Hoover Institution Beijing, The People’s Republic San Ramon, California JPMorgan Chase & Co. Stanford University of China Michael Pram Rasmussen New York, New York Stanford, California Jürgen Grossmann Chairman of the Board Andrew D. Crockett President and Chief Executive Officer A.P. Møller-Maersk Group President Riley P. Bechtel RWE AG Copenhagen, Denmark JPMorgan Chase International Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Essen, Germany Sir John Rose New York, New York Bechtel Group, Inc. William B. Harrison, Jr. Chief Executive San Francisco, California William M. Daley Former Chairman Rolls-Royce plc Vice Chairman Jean-Louis Beffa JPMorgan Chase & Co. London, United Kingdom Chairman of the Midwest Region Chairman New York, New York Tokyo Sexwale Corporate Responsibility Office Compagnie de Saint-Gobain Carla A. Hills Executive Chairman JPMorgan Chase & Co. Paris-La Défense, France Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Mvelaphanda Holdings Ltd Chicago, Illinois Tony Blair Hills & Company Johannesburg, South Africa Walter A. Gubert Former U.K. Prime Minister Washington, D.C. Ratan Naval Tata Vice Chairman London, United Kingdom Franz B. Humer Chairman JPMorgan Chase & Co. The Hon. Bill Bradley Chairman of the Board of Directors Tata Sons Limited Chairman Former U.S. Senator Roche Holding Ltd. Mumbai, India JPMorgan Chase EMEA Allen & Company, LLC Basel, Switzerland London, United Kingdom Marco Tronchetti Provera New York, New York Abdallah S. Jum’ah Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Michael A. Chaney President and Chief Executive Officer Pirelli & C. SpA Chairman Saudi Arabian Oil Company Milan, Italy National Australia Bank Limited Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Cees J.A. van Lede Perth, Western Australia Hon. Henry A. Kissinger Former Chairman, André Desmarais Chairman Board of Management President and Kissinger Associates, Inc. Akzo Nobel Co-Chief Executive Officer New York, New York Arnhem, The Netherlands Power Corporation of Canada Mustafa V. Koç Douglas A. Warner III Montreal, Canada Chairman of the Board of Directors Former Chairman of the Board Martin Feldstein Koç Holding A.S.Ç J.P.Morgan Chase & Co. President and Chief Executive Officer Istanbul, Turkey New York, New York National Bureau of The Hon. Lee Kuan Yew Ernesto Zedillo Economic Research, Inc. Minister Mentor Director Cambridge, Massachusetts Republic of Singapore Yale Center for the Study Arminio Fraga Neto Singapore of Globalization Founding Partner New Haven, Connecticut Minoru Makihara Gavea Investimentos, Ltd. 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