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Boards, Committees and Chapters BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND CHAPTERS BOARD OF Brenda Gaines** Anna Eleanor Roosevelt NATIONAL TRUSTEE Mark Selcow Carol J. Evans Stanley R. Brewer BOARD OF Jeffrey Feiner TRUSTEES Chicago, Ill. Director of Community OFFICERS COMMITTEES AND Committee Vice Chair President ADVISORS AND Retired Managing Director and Education Relations LIASONS Marc Guild S. Brewer & Company REPRESENTATIVES and Senior Broadline Valerie B. Ackerman Marc Guild+ Boeing World Headquarters Gary D. Forsee‡ Ronald Kirk, Esq. Salt Lake City, Utah Retailing Analyst President President, Marketing The Boeing Company Chairman of the Board Executive Committee Committee Vice Chair Greg Gumbel Advisors Lehman Brothers WNBA Division and Chicago, Ill. Mary K. Bush New York, N.Y. Gary D. Forsee Holly Becker New York, N.Y. Director Interep National James E. Sproull, Jr., Esq. Val Ackerman Judith A. Nolte Bush International, Inc. Committee Chair New York, N.Y. Radio Sales, Inc Thomas A. Russo, Esq. Vice Chairman of the Board‡ Chevy Chase, Md. Martin Feinstein Francis M. Austin, Jr.* New York, N.Y. Vice Chairman and Chairman of the Board++ Elizabeth Crow Patricia O’Neill Ware Chairman and CEO Thomas A. Russo, Esq. Les Baledge** New York, N.Y. Chief Legal Officer Leigh-Wai Doo Farmers Group, Inc. Vice Chair of the Board Springdale, Ark. Greg Gumbel Lehman Brothers, Inc. Thomas A. Russo Carol J. Evans Public Affairs Committee Honolulu, Hawaii Los Angeles, Calif. Les R. Baledge* Sports Broadcaster New York, N.Y. Vice Chairman of the Board James E. Sproull, Jr., Esq. David J. Bronczek Executive Vice President CBS, Inc. Greg Gumbel Anna Eleanor Roosevelt John Henry Felix, PhD Gary D. Forsee++ Vice Chair of the Board President and and General Counsel New York, N.Y. Mark Selcow Michael E. Mohnsen** Committee Chair Chairman Emeritus Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Tyson Foods, Inc. President Vice Chairman of the Board James E. Oesterreicher The Salk Institute for Sprint Corporation Michael E. Mohnsen FedEx Express Springdale, Ark. Billy B. Hill, Jr., Esq. Merced Systems Ronald Kirk, Esq. Biological Studies Overland Park, Kan. Vice Chair of the Board President Palo Alto, Calif. Jennifer L. Howse, PhD Thomas A. Russo, Esq. Committee Vice Chair La Jolla, Calif. T. Berry Brazelton, MD Jean Sherman Chatzky* United Teacher Associates President Chairman Fernando Guerra, MD, MPH Richard J. Freeman Professor of Pediatrics Editor-at-Large Insurance Company David R. Smith, M.D.** Pension Investments Bruce C. Vladeck, PhD The Borthwick Group Director, Department Treasurer Emeritus Money Magazine Austin, Texas Chancellor Jane Massey Committee Committee Vice Chair Kaneohe, Hawaii of Health Child Development Unit New York, N.Y. Texas Tech University System Executive Vice President San Antonio Metropolitan Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Children’s Hospital Ronald Kirk, Esq. Lubbock, Texas Chief Operating Officer Thomas A. Russo, Esq. G. Brent Minor Gary D. Forsee++ Health District Secretary Medical Center Alfred B. Childs+ Vinson & Elkins, L.L.P. Committee Chair Chief Executive Officer San Antonio, Texas Boston, Mass. Managing Director Dallas, Texas James E. Sproull, Jr., Esq. Nancy S. Green, MD David R. Smith, M.D. Sprint Corporation James E. Oesterreicher US Trust Company Senior Vice President Medical Director Richard J. Freeman Overland Park, Kan. James H. Hance, Jr. Jean Chatzky** of Texas, N.A. Nancy T. Lukitsh* SunTrust Banks, Inc. Committee Vice Chair Frederick W. Telling, PhD Bank of America Dr. Audrey F. Manley Editor-at-Large Dallas, Texas Weston, Mass. Atlanta, Ga. Nancy T. Lukitsh* Edward L. Hennessy, Jr. Corporation Center Money Magazine Treasurer Michael E. Mohnsen Revenue Development Retired Chairman and Charlotte, N.C. Mark Selcow New York, N.Y. Elizabeth Crow Audrey Forbes Manley, Frederick W. Telling, PhD Committee Vice Chair Committee Chief Executive Officer Vice President and MD, MPH Vice President Richard J. Freeman** AlliedSignal, Inc. H. Edward Hanway Executive Compensation James E. Sproull, Jr., Esq. James M. Cracchiolo Editorial Director (Career) President Emerita Pfizer, Inc. Treasurer Beth E. Ford Morristown, N.J. Chairman and Committee Committee Chair Group President, Consumers Union Spelman College Corporate Policy and Chief Executive Officer Global Financial Services Yonkers, N.Y. Washington, D.C. Strategic Management Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Rick Martino Carol K. Kimmel CIGNA Corporation Michael E. Mohnsen Billy B. Hill, Jr., Esq. President and CEO New York, N.Y. Secretary Senior Vice President Hot Springs, Ark. Philadelphia, Pa. Committee Chair Committee Vice Chair of AEFC and Chairman Carol J. Evans+ Kenneth May** Human Resources and Administration and CEO of AEFA at Chief Executive Officer Executive Vice President Mark Van Stekelenburg Lisa Bellsey, Esq. James E. Oesterreicher Simon M. Kornblit George McKerrow, Jr. Chief Administrative Officer Al Childs American Express Company and President Chief Operating Officer Retired – Chairman and Senior Vice President and Committee Vice Chair Atlanta, Ga. President and CEO Working Mother Media, Inc. General Counsel New York, N.Y. FedEx Kinko’s Chief Executive Officer Michele Fabrizi Ted’s Montana Grill New York, N.Y. Dallas, Texas Rykoff-Sexton US Assistant Secretary Jane Massey Nancy T. Lukitsh** Atlanta, Ga. Finance and Audit Jane L. Delgado, PhD, MS Food Service Executive Vice President and Weston, Mass. Committee Brenda J. Gaines President and Michele Fabrizi G. Brent Minor** Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Kathryn Morrison* Chief Operating Officer Richard H. Schwarz, MD Chief Executive Officer President and Retired – Vice President Senior Vice President and Richard J. Freeman Mary Ann Mobley-Collins Chairman, Department of Kenneth A. May National Alliance for Chief Executive Officer LaSalle Bank Bruce C. Vladeck, PhD Chief Financial Officer Committee Chair Richard E. Mulligan Beverly Hills, Calif. Obstetrics and Gynecology Hispanic Health MARC USA Chicago, Ill. Principal Assistant Treasurer Senior Vice President and New York Methodist Hospital Mark Selcow Washington, D.C. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ernst & Young, LLP Thomas A. Russo, Esq. Chief Financial Officer Ralph W. Pries Brooklyn, N.Y. Michael E. Mohnsen New York, N.Y. Richard E. Mulligan** Committee Vice Chair Assistant Treasurer Chairman of the Board John Woodruff Erica Farber** Beth E. Ford+ Senior Vice President Senior Vice President and MEDIQ/PRN Life Support Jon Spector Senior Vice President Chief Financial Officer Michael E. Mohnsen James E. Oesterreicher Publisher and US Oncology Patricia O’Neill Ware Board of Trustees Liaison Services, Inc. Chief Executive Officer Global Operations Assistant Treasurer Committee Vice Chair Chief Executive Officer Central Region Amarillo, Texas to National Office of Pennsauken, N.J. Seurat Company Scholastic Corporation Mark Van Stekelenburg Radio & Records, Inc. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Volunteers and National Waltham, Mass. New York, N.Y. Beth E. Ford Los Angeles, Calif John Woodruff Youth Council David M. Semanchik, Esq. Judith A. Nolte+ President Program and Wong Fleming, PC Louis W. Sullivan, MD William (Bill) V. Fauerbach Gary D. Forsee‡ Editor-in-Chief Ruffwood, Inc. James E. Oesterreicher Communications Al Childs Princeton, N.J. President Emeritus Vice President for Retail Chief Executive Officer American Baby Group Atlanta, Ga. Committee Morehouse School of Medicine Operations, Miami Division Sprint Corporation New York, N.Y. Mark Van Stekelenburg HONORARY Stephen O. Stephens Atlanta, Ga. Dr. Audrey F. Manley Publix Super Markets Overland Park, Kan. President and Committee Chair TRUSTEES Miami, Fla. James E. Oesterreicher Nominating Committee Chairman of the Board Judy Woodruff Richard J. Freeman Retired – Chairman and Francis M. Austin, Jr.** Stephens International, Ltd. Broadcast Journalist Patricia O’Neill Ware Val Ackerman President and COO Chief Executive Officer New York, N.Y. Little Rock, Ark. Cable News Network Committee Chair Committee Vice Chair San Diego Padres J.C. Penney Company, Inc. Washington, D.C. Baseball Club Plano, Texas Elizabeth Crow Barbara B. Blum Jane Wyatt San Diego, Calif. Committee Vice Chair Senior Fellow in Child Los Angeles, Calif. and Family Policy National Center for Children in Poverty Columbia University New York, N.Y. 38 BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND CHAPTERS * Served until June, 2004 ** Effective June, 2004 ‡ Served until December, 2004 ++ Effective December, 2004 + Effective March, 2004 BUILDING ON SUCCESS 39 Representatives Kathy Smith Emily King Jerome Silber Olga Brick Kaylen Mallard Penny Sharp Alan R. Fleischman, MD Charmaine Royal, PhD Jerold Chun, MD, PhD Health and Fitness Expert National Youth Council Chair Stamford, Conn. Babson College Gorden College Kansas Chapter Senior Vice President Assistant Professor and Professor Darrell Armstrong Overland Park, Kan. Hometown: Staten Island, N.Y. Hometown: Jackson, Tenn. The New York Academy Principal Investigator, Department of Dallas Mavericks Kerri Strug 2003–2004 C. Jim Stewart III W.R. Russell Staff of Medicine GenEthics Molecular Biology Olympic Gold Medalist Houston, Texas Jennifer Ceci Richard Moghtader Leadership Award New York, N.Y. National Human The Scripps Research Institute Tom Bergeron in Gymnastics Robert Davis, Jr. UCLA Indiana University Genome Center La Jolla, Calif. Television Host National Youth Council Chair Millisa Tierney Hometown: Escondido, Calif. Hometown: Ballwin, Mo. Edward Stark Ronald M. Green, PhD College of Medicine “America’s Funniest Tanya Tucker Gainesville, Fla. La Porte, Iowa Area Director John Phillips Professor
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