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MEMBERSHIP ROSTER OFFICERS – 2017-’18 ACTIVE MEMBERS Jack Couffer Robbie Greenberg Walt Lloyd Kees Van Oostrum Thomas Ackerman Vincent G MEMBERSHIP ROSTER OFFICERS – 2017-’18 ACTIVE MEMBERS Jack Couffer Robbie Greenberg Walt Lloyd Kees van Oostrum Thomas Ackerman Vincent G. Cox David Greene Bruce Logan President Lance Acord Jeff Cronenweth Xavier Grobet Gordon Lonsdale Marshall Adams Richard Crudo Alexander Gruszynski Emmanuel Lubezki Bill Bennett Javier Aguirresarobe Dean R. Cundey Rob Hahn Julio G. Macat 1st Vice President Lloyd Ahern II Stefan Czapsky Henner Hofmann Glen MacPherson John Simmons Russ Alsobrook David Darby Adam Holender Paul Maibaum 2nd Vice President Howard A. Anderson III Allen Daviau Ernie Holzman Constantine Makris James Anderson Roger Deakins John C. 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