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75 Comcast 2005 Annual Report Board of Directors and Corporate Comcast 2005 Annual Report Board of Directors and Corporate Executives 75 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND CORPORATE EXECUTIVES Board of Directors S. Decker Anstrom Edward D. Breen J. Michael Cook Ralph J. Roberts President and Chairman and Retired Chairman and Chairman Chief Operating Officer Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Executive and Landmark Communications, Inc. Tyco International, Ltd. Deloitte & Touche LLP Finance Committee Kenneth J. Bacon Julian A. Brodsky Jeffrey A. Honickman Dr. Judith Rodin Executive Vice President Non-Executive Vice Chairman Chief Executive Officer President Housing and Pepsi-Cola and The Rockefeller Foundation Community Development Joseph J. Collins National Brand Beverages, Ltd. Fannie Mae Chairman Michael I. Sovern Aegis, LLC Brian L. Roberts Chairman Sheldon M. Bonovitz Retired Chairman and Chairman and CEO Sotheby’s Holdings, Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Time Warner Cable Director Emeritus Duane Morris LLP C. Michael Armstrong Retired Chairman Comcast Corporation Corporate Executives Brian L. Roberts Arthur R. Block Joseph F.DiTrolio Charisse R. Lillie Chairman and CEO Senior Vice President, Vice President Vice President General Counsel and Financial Operations Human Resources Ralph J. Roberts Secretary Senior Vice President Chairman Marlene S. Dooner Human Resources, Executive and Mark A. Coblitz Vice President Comcast Cable Finance Committee Senior Vice President Investor Relations Strategic Planning Kenneth Mikalauskas John R. Alchin William E. Dordelman Vice President Executive Vice President and Robert S. Pick Vice President Finance Co-Chief Financial Officer Senior Vice President Finance Corporate Development Marc A. Rockford Stephen B. Burke Kamal Dua Vice President and Executive Vice President and Lawrence J. Salva Vice President Senior Deputy General Counsel Chief Operating Officer Senior Vice President, Internal Audit and President, Comcast Cable Chief Accounting Officer and General Auditor D’Arcy F.Rudnay Controller Vice President David L. Cohen Leonard J. Gatti Corporate Communications Executive Vice President C. Stephen Backstrom Vice President Vice President Financial Reporting Joseph W.Waz, Jr. Lawrence S. Smith Taxation Vice President Executive Vice President and Gregg M. Goldstein External Affairs and Co-Chief Financial Officer Payne Brown Vice President Public Policy Vice President Corporate Development Amy L. Banse Strategic Initiatives Senior Vice President Kerry Knott Interactive Media Karen Dougherty Buchholz Vice President President Vice President Government Affairs Comcast Interactive Media Administration 76 Division Executives Comcast 2005 Annual Report DIVISION EXECUTIVES Comcast Cable Stephen B. Burke David M. Fellows Stephen E. Silva Michael A. Doyle President Executive Vice President and Executive Vice President President Chief Technology Officer Digital Development Eastern Division David A. Scott Executive Vice President David A. Juliano Douglas Gaston Bradley P.Dusto Administration and Finance Executive Vice President General Counsel President Marketing and West Division David N. Watson Product Development Kevin M. Casey Executive Vice President President John H. Ridall Operations John Shanz Northern Division President Executive Vice President Southern Division Madison Bond National Engineering and William Connors Executive Vice President Technology Operations President Charles W.Thurston Programming Administration Midwest Division President Comcast Spotlight Comcast Content Jeff Shell Ted Harbert David Manougian Neal Tiles President President President President E!/Style Networks The Golf Channel G4 Joseph M. Donnelly Chief Financial Officer Gavin Harvey Diane Robina Sandy Wax President President President David T.Cassaro OLN Emerging Networks PBS KIDS Sprout President Comcast Network Sales Rod Shanks Jack Williams President President AZN Comcast SportsNet Comcast Interactive Media Amy L. Banse Samuel H. Schwartz President Executive Vice President Strategy and Development Comcast Spectacor Edward M. Snider Sanford Lipstein Chairman Executive Vice President Finance and Fred A. Shabel Chief Financial Officer Vice Chairman Philip I. Weinberg Peter A. Luukko Executive Vice President and President General Counsel Comcast Spectacor Ventures .
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