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Board of Trustees September 2013 One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 700, Washington, DC 20036-1133 James Spiegelman, Vice President of Communications and Public Affairs Phone: 202.736.3849, Fax: 202.833.1813, Email: [email protected] Board of Trustees Robert K. Steel Chairman of the Board Walter Isaacson President & CEO Madeleine K. Albright William D. Budinger Thelma Duggin Chair Founder, Former Executive Director The Albright Stonebridge Chairman and CEO AnBryce Foundation Group Rodel, Inc. Sylvia A. Earle Paul F. Anderson Stephen L. Carter Chairman Senior Advisor Professor of Law Deep Ocean Exploration Booz & Co. Yale University Law & Research School Mercedes Bass Michael D. Eisner SRBI, L.T. Cesar Conde President President Tornante Company Richard Braddock Univision Networks Former Chairman and Executive Chairman CEO Mozido James S. Crown The Walt Disney President Company Beth Brooke Henry Crown and Global Vice Chair of Company Brooks Entwistle Public Policy Chairman and Head of Ernst & Young Andrea Cunningham Investment Banking President Goldman Sachs Southeast Melva Bucksbaum Bite North America Asia Martin Bucksbaum Family Foundation John Doerr Alan Fletcher Partner President and CEO Kleiner Perkins Caufield Aspen Music Festival and & Byers School Corinne Flick Gerald D. Hosier James M. Manyika Chairman Principal Partner Aspen Institute Germany Law Offices of Gerald D. McKinsey & Company Hosier Ltd. Henrietta Holsman Fore William E. Mayer Principal Ann Frasher Hudson Partner Holsman International Partner Park Avenue Equity Javelina Partners Partners Ann B. Friedman Chairman Emeritus Educator Robert J. Hurst The Aspen Institute Managing Director Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Crestview Advisors, LLC Bonnie P. McCloskey W.E.B. Du Bois Professor President of Humanities Walter Isaacson Cornerstone Holdings, LLC Harvard University President & CEO The Aspen Institute David McCormick Mircea Geoana Co-CEO President Jean-Pierre Jouyet Bridgewater Associates Aspen Institute Romania Chairman Aspen Institute France Anne Welsh McNulty David Gergen Managing Partner Professor of Public Michael Klein JBK Partners Service Chairman/CEO Harvard Kennedy School Sunlight Foundation Diane Morris Senior Political Analyst Chairman CNN Yotaro Kobayashi Morris Capital Former Chairman Management Gerald Greenwald Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. Managing Partner Chairman Karlheinz Muhr Greenbriar Equity Group Aspen Institute Japan Chairman and CEO QFS Capital Patrick W. Gross David H. Koch Chairman Executive Vice President Clare Muñana The Lovell Group Chemical Technology President Koch Industries, Inc. Ancora Associates, Inc. Arjun Gupta Telesoft Partners Timothy K. Krauskopf Jerry Murdock Principal Co-Founder Jane Harman Round Lake Designs, LLC Insight Venture Partners Director, President and CEO Leonard A. Lauder Marc B. Nathanson Woodrow Wilson Chairman of the Board of Chairman International Center for Directors Mapleton Investments Scholars The Estee Lauder Companies, Inc. William A. Nitze Hayne Hipp Chairman Emeritus Chairman Private Investor The Aspen Institute Oceana Energy Company Frederic V. Malek Her Majesty Queen Noor Chairman Humanitarian Activist; UN Thayer Lodging Group Expert Advisor Jacqueline Novogratz Condoleezza Rice Founder / CEO Stephenson Senior Fellow Gautam Thapar Acumen Fund on Public Policy Chairman Hoover Institution, Aspen Institute India Olara A. Otunnu Stanford University Chairman and CEO President Avantha Group LBL Foundation for James Rogers Children Chairman, President, CEO Shashi Tharoor** Duke Energy Congressman, Lok Sabha Elaine Pagels Indian Parliament Professor of Religion Isaac O. Shongwe Princeton University Chairman Laurie Tisch Letsema Consulting Founder and President Charles Powell Company; Laurie M. Tisch Member of the House of Chief Executive Officer Illumination Fund Lords DNA Supply Chain of South Africa Giulio Tremonti Michael K. Powell Chairman President and CEO Anna Deavere Smith Aspen Institute Italia National Cable and Executive Director, ADS Telecommunications Works Roderick K. von Lipsey Association The Aspen Institute Managing Director UBS Private Wealth Margot L. Pritzker Michelle Smith Management Chairperson President Zohar Education Project Robert H. Smith Family Vin Weber Incorporative Foundation Managing Partner Clark & Weinstock Peter A. Reiling Javier Solana EVP Seminars and President Michael Zantovsky Leadership Programs Aspen Institute Spain President The Aspen Institute Aspen Institute Prague Robert K. Steel Lynda Resnick Chairman Co-Owner and Vice The Aspen Institute ** Trustees on Leave of Chairman Deputy Mayor Absence Roll International New York City Corporation Lifetime Trustees Berl Bernhard and James C. Calaway Co-Chairmen of Lifetime Trustees HRH Prince Bandar bin William L. Davis William N. Joy Sultan WLD Davis Holdings, Partner Former Saudi Ambassador to LLC Kleiner Perkins Caufield the United States & Byers Al Dietsch Berl Bernhard Chairman Henry A. Kissinger Partner Best Year Yet LLC Chairman DLA Piper US LLP Kissinger Associates, Inc. Chairman Emeritus William H. Donaldson The Aspen Institute Chairman Ann McLaughlin Korologos Donaldson Enterprises Chairman Emeritus Keith Berwick The Aspen Institute Senior Moderator, Aspen James L. Ferguson Global Leadership Retired Chairman Robert H. Malott Network General Foods Corp. Retired Chairman and The Aspen Institute CEO Richard N. Gardner FMC Corporation John Brademas Senior Counsel President Emeritus Morgan Lewis and Olivier Mellerio New York University Bockius LLP President Interfinexa James C. Calaway Alma L. Gildenhorn Chairman, Lifetime Honorary Trustee Eleanor Merrill Trustees Kennedy Center Publisher Emeritus The Aspen Institute Washingtonian Magazine Jacqueline Grapin William T. Coleman, Jr. President Elinor Bunin Munroe O'Melveny & Myers The European Institute President Emeritus Elinor Bunin Productions, Lester Crown Irvine O. Hockaday, Jr. Inc. Chairman Retired President and Henry Crown and CEO Sandra Day O’Connor Company Hallmark Cards, Inc. Chancellor Vice Chairman Emeritus The College of William & The Aspen Institute Nina Rodale Houghton Mary President Former US Supreme Court Tarun Das Wye Institute Justice Chief Mentor Confederation of Indian Jerome Huret Industry (CII) Aspen Institute France Hisashi Owada Carlo Scognamiglio International Court of Honorary Chairman Leslie H. Wexner Justice Aspen Institute Italia President and Chairman of the Board Thomas R. Pickering Albert H. Small The Limited, Inc. Vice Chairman President Hills and Company Southern Engineering Frederick B. Whittemore Corp. Advisory Director Jay Sandrich Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc. Television Director Andrew L. Stern Senior Research Fellow Alice Young Lloyd G. Schermer Georgetown Public Policy Chair, Asia Pacific Retired Chairman and Institute Practice CEO Kaye Scholer LLP Lee Enterprises, Inc. Paul A. Volcker Federal Reserve System (retired) .
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