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Decisions Decisions KennedyJOH NF.KENNEDYSCHOOLOFGOVERNMENTBULLETINHARVARDUNIVERSITYSchoow i n t e r 2l 0 0 9 DECISIONS After the Outside In 1,000 DECISIONS Flood A new vision for Words Jennifer Lerner shows how Alumni aid in Washington, DC, Photos record emotions play a role recovery schools world travels Fred Hochberg s&l 1996 Tony Conza Executive Committee At-Large Peggy Klaus Kennedy School Board of Directors of the hks Alumni Association Henry Hubschman mpp 1973, Howard Cox, Jr. Sharon Allen Patricia Kouba JOHNF.KENNEDYSCHOOLOFGOVERNMENTBULLETINHARVARDUNIVERSITY w i n t e r 2 0 0 9 jd 1972 Bharat Desai Michèle Boutros-Ghali Roelfien Kuijpers Executive Committee David Hulse mpp 1984 Arnold Donald Diane Dixon Renee LaBran Rudy Brioché mpp 2000, Chair Mazen Jaidah mpp 1996 Bülent Eczacıbasi Jean Minskoff Grant, Former Chair Catherine Lee Rosario Calderon mpa 1988, David Johnson mpp 1983 hrh Princess Firyal of Jordan Janice Bryant Howroyd Robin Leeds Vice Chair Karen Kalish mpa 2000 Jacob Frenkel Claudia Kahn Amy Levine Jacquelyne Weatherspoon Stacey Keare mpp 1994 Steven Green Francine LeFrak Renee Brody Levow mpa 1991, Treasurer John Kennedy mpa 1988 Clifford Gundle Corporate Members Sheela Levy Gary Schwarz mpa 2007, Secretary Petros Kokkalis mpa 2002 Azadeh Hariri Carol Locke Farahnaz Karim mpa 2001, Jennifer Allyn mpp 1994, Florence Koplow mpa 1995 James Harpel PricewaterhouseCoopers Linda LoRe Member-at-Large James Langevin mpa2 1994 Alan Hassenfeld Ann Lovell Paul Hodge mpa 2000, Ex-Officio Mary Bennett, Crowe Horwath llp Pat Lawson mpa 1989 Robert Hefner III Beth Brooke, Ernst & Young Maria Paola Luksic Features Departments Members Nancy LeaMond mcp 1974 John Incledon Michelle Gadsden-Williams, Nancy Malone Gayane Afrikian mpa 2005 Leon Loeb mpp 1972 Tasso Jereissati Novartis Ranjini Manian Jeff Amestoy mpa 1982 Kent Lucken mpa 2001 Nicholas Josefowitz Dana Hagendorf, Audemars Piguet Florine Mark Marilyn Averill mpa 2000 J. Michael McGinnis mpp 1977 Maha Kaddoura mpa 2000 Janice Bryant Howroyd, Lana Marks 14 Science of Decisions 2 executive summary Michael Cardoso mpa 2005 Patricia McGinnis mpa 1975 Joseph Kasputys Act-1 Personnel Services Bobbi McKenna Roland Castañeda jd/mpp 1974 Robert Metzger bcsia George Kellner Lorie Jackson mpa 1982, Ellen McLaughlin Jennifer Lerner brings the art of decision making into Kriengsak Chareonwongsak Preston Miller, Jr. mpa 1976 Jamileh Kharrazi ExxonMobil Pamela McLean letters mpa 2007 Marcia Morris mpa 1993 Nemir Kirdar Angela Schwers, Pearson Neena Mehta the laboratory. 3 Shannon Christian mpp 1987 Ajay Nagpal mpp 1992 Latifa Kosta Education Ellen Mignoni Andrea Marmolejo mpa 1988 Robert Olian mpp/jd 1977 Ned Lamont Diane Miller Kathe Mullally mpa 1998 Anthony Otten mpp 1981 Nicholas Lazares Members Patricia Mitchell 4 from the Charles Daniel Ostergaard mpa 2004 Howard Paster mcrp 1979 Brandt Louie Carla Abourjeily Ellen Jane Moore 20 After the Flood Pradeep Singh mpa 1991 Anne Reed mpa 1981 Bertram Lubner Giselle Acevedo Barbara Morrison Warren Cikins mpa 1954, a life in public service… Janet Thompson mpa 1987 Jorge Rosenblut mpa2 1985 Yoko Makino Mindy Lipson Aisen Valerie Mosley The hks network mobilizes to help an Executive Giles Whiting mpp 2005 Sean Rowland mpa 1997 George Mallinckrodt Maha Al-Juffali-Ghandour Pansy Muller Bohnet on trust…Risse examines global order and Wendy Appelbaum Education alumna helping others. Associate Members Sean Charles Rush mpa2 2007 W.A. Manoukian Marilyn Carlson Nelson Deryck Maughan Elizabeth Arky Greg Rosenbaum jd/mpp 1977 Danny Sebright mpa 2001 Anne Nobles collective ownership…What they did during their Mark Mendell Jan Babiak Lenora Peters Gant Daniel Sheffey mpp 1989 Julia Novy-Hildesley James Metzger Ellyn Bank summer internships ksgee 1997/99 Harry Sherr mpa 2003 Gun Nowak Yogendra Modi Marilyn Barrett Emily Card phd, mpa 1981, Andrew Sieg mpp 1992 Anna Ouroumian 24 Outside In Anthony Morris Barbara Beck haa Representative Heather Steans mpp 1987 Aysen Ozyegin Marvin Odum Clare Beckton mpa 2005 Michelle Rhee mpp 1997 offers a new vision for Armando Lopez-Fernandez Donald Stewart mpa 1969, Kristine Pearson bully pulpit Idan Ofer Stephanie Bell Rose mpa 1984 32 mpa 1978, haa Representative dpa 1975 Maureen Peckman Bob Suh mpa2 1985 Jorma Ollila Carol Lavin Bernick Carol Penn Washington, DC, school system. Dean’s Alumni Leadership Harriett “Tee” Taggart mcp 1973 Alvar Ortiz Cusnier mpa 1983 Susan Bogart Carol Perrin Maria Efantis Brennan Council Elizabeth Tamposi mpa 1984 Minnie Osmeña mpa Sarah Raiss 34 in print William Tobey mpp 1984 Richard Plepler Anna Burger Joyce Reuben Greg Rosenbaum mpp/jd 1977, Joseph Tompkins mpp 1975, Andrew Rappaport Maxine Burton Margaret Rose 28 1,000 Words The Character of Harms…One Economics — Many Chair jd 1974 Gordon Rawlinson Mary Carrington Nancy Russell Joseph Caldwell mpa 1985, Stacey Gillis Weber mpa2 1990 John Reed Deborah Carstens Sarina Russo Summer interns chronicle their travels in photographs. Recipes…Unlocking the Power of Networks Vice Chair Thomas White mpa2 1982 David Richards Joan Chrestay Kim Samuel-Johnson José María Figueres mpa 1991, Wilfred Wong mpa 1987 James Rogers, Jr. Eloise Yellen Clark Virginia Sanchez Vice Chair Rudy Brioche mpp 2000, Greg Rosenbaum mpp/jd 1977 Kathy Cloninger Hoda Sarofim-Sawiris Joshua Gotbaum mpp/jd 1976, Ex-Officio Joseph Roxe Betty Cohen Susan Silbermann MARIGEN;COURTESYOFLINDALANGSTON Vice Chair Mohammad Safadi Anne Cointreau Pamela Smith Paul Hodge mpa 2000, Visiting Committee Paul Sagan Elizabeth Colton Pernille Spiers-Lopez Founding Chair and Vice Chair Joel Fleishman, Chair Armen Sarkissian Lizbeth Cooney Fredericka Stevenson 14 4 28 Yoko Makino mpa 1999, Charles Baker, Jr. John Shane Diane Creel Vickie Sullivan Vice Chair Robert Belfer Nicholas Shreiber Laurie Cunnington Mary Green Swig Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg Douglas Bereuter mcp 1966 Douglas Sims Martha De Laurentiis Robin Talbert mpa 1972, Vice Chair Rebecca Blank Neil Smith Cristina de Manuel Sandra Taylor Michael Spies mcrp 1982, John Deutch Rory Stear Roxanne Decyk Linda Kaplan Thaler Vice Chair Cheryl Dorsey mpa/md 1992 Peter Steiner Saundra Dockser Beatrice Trussardi Judy Wade mpp 1989, Vice Chair Ann Fudge Björn Stigson Ivelisse Estrada Kathleen Valenti Jill Wagner mpa2 1983, Vice Chair John Gage Christen Sveaas Haifa Fakhouri Damayanti Vasudevan Joan Abrams mpa 1993 Joshua Gotbaum mpp/jd 1976 Tony Tamer Nina Fialkow Herta Von Stiegel Geraldine Bermejo Acuna- James Harpel John Taysom Anne Finucane Lauren Wachtler Sunshine mpp 1996 James Johnson Edward Tian Marsha Firestone Diedra Wager Merribel Ayres smg 1984 Lawrence Katz Sidney Topol Stacy Fisher Judith Wagner Douglas Bereuter mcp 1966, Harold Koh Samir Toubassy Janie Fong Meredith Wagner mpa 1973 Peter Malkin Stokley Towles Karen Frank Geraldine Waldorf Stuart Bernstein mpa2 1991 Bijan Mossavar-Rahmani Marvin Traub Carolee Friedlander Claudia Walters Jeffrey Bialos mpp 1980 mpa 1982 Donald Tsang mpa 1982 Carol Fulp Lara Warner William Blais mpa2 1982 Franklin Raines Adair Turner Maureen Gaffney Leigh Wasson Osman Boyner mpa2 2001 Alice Rivlin Agâh U˘gur Denise Gatling Marcia Wilson Teresa Brady mpp 1983 David Rubenstein Enzo Viscusi Dana Goldinger Marie Wilson Joseph Campbell mpp 1978 Ralph Schlosstein Brooke Wade Sandra Gooch Ellen Wingard Craig Cardon mpa 2002 Klaus Schwab mpa 1967 John Whitehead Sarah Moores Walker Guthrie Ann Ziegler Alexandre Chavarot mpp 1992 Marta Tienda Malcolm Wiener Sheila Harrell Nancy Connery mpa 1979 Lan Xue J. McDonald Williams Barbara Harris Robert Culver mpa 1978 Kathy Harris William Cunningham mpa 1983 Dean’s Council Women’s Leadership Board Patricia Harris 20 Mark Dalzell mpp 1979 Peter Malkin, Chair Executive Committee Linda Hart Diane Damskey mpa2 1988 Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki, Roxanne Mankin Cason, Chair Joan Helpern 36 capital ideas Michael Davis mpp 1992 Vice Chair Barbara Annis, Chair Elect Sara Hildebrand Shari Davis mpp 1989 Roy Ash Haifa Fahoum Al Kaylani, Margaret Holzworth Beth deHamel mpp 1982 Kathleen Bader Vice Chair, International Dzana Homan 38 classnotes James DeNaut mpa2 1989 Thomas Barry Renee White Fraser, Mary Ellen Iskenderian Christine Dillon mpa 2004 Pius Baschera Vice Chair, Domestic Tamara Jacobs From the Field: Carol Chyau and Marie So (both Scott Eblin mpa 1987 Ralph Baxter, Jr. Margaret Traub, Treasurer Janis Jones Philip Edmundson mpa 2004 Robert Belfer Jennifer Allyn mpp 1994 Laurie McDonald Jonsson mpa/id 2006) put entrepreneurial know-how to work Arturo Fermandois mpa 1994 Hazem Ben-Gacem Loreen Arbus Margaret Jurca Ernesto Fernandez-Hurtado Judith Benardete Linda Coughlin Claudia Kahn to create jobs in Western China. mpa 1948 Steven Berger Julia Bailey Dulan Ann Kaplan Robert Ferri mpa 1986 Daniel Biederman Rayona Sharpnack Laurel Karabian XX% Caroline Flueh mpa2 1990 Mary Boies Anisya Thomas Dato Fawziah Abdul Karim 50 recognizing donors John Gage ksgp 1971 Ali Bozkurt Margaret Kavalaris Thomas Gallagher mpp 1978 Robert Calhoun Lou Kerr Aaron Gershenberg mpp 1989 Cecilia Chan Sung Joo Kim Victor Chu Julia Hobbs Kivistik Cert no. SW-COC-002556 64 exit poll CLOCKWISEFROMTOPLEFT:TANITSAKAKINI;DAVIDDEAL,NAREA Ferdinand “Moose” Colloredo-Mansfeld executive summary THEDEAN’SWORD letters THOUGHTSFROMTHECONSTITUENCY Dear reader, Apples and Oranges coverage through a pluralistic system. Associate Dean for Communications and Public Affairs I suspect people in every generation feel they live in historic In the Summer 2008 Bulletin, Profes- But I will believe it when I see it. Melodie Jackson
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