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connecting the world to a n d c h i c a g o to the world The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations is a leading, independent organization committed to influencing the discourse on global issues through contributions to opinion and policy formation, leadership dialogue, and public learning. Founded in 1922, The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations is supported by its members and other individuals, corporations, and foundations. c o n t e n t s
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From the President. 3 Chicago Forum Special Events Public Programs World Leaders. 7 Global Leadership Awards Dinner . 23 Chicago and the World Forum. 7 Global Affairs. 7 Global Connections Dinner Series. 23 Konrad Adenauer Program for European Policy Studies. 8 Asia in Chicago . 8 Governance and Support GOAt. 8 Young Professionals. 8 Board of Directors. 25 The Global Chicago Center . 9 Corporate Programs 2004–05 Support. 28 The Corporate Program. 11 Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue. 11 2003–04 Support. 34 Chicago Conference on the Global Economy. 12 Aviation Summit. 13 2002–03 Support. 39 Leadership Programs Chairman’s Circle . 14 Detailed Program Listing President’s Circle. 14 China Roundtable. 14 Volunteer Program Committees . 45 India Roundtable. 15 Young Leaders Exchange . 15 Leadership Study Mission to India . 16 Program Partners. 47
National and International Discourse Program Listings. 49
Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Studies . 18 Financials. 76
Immigration Task Force. 19 Staff. 80
Conferences The Atlantic Conference. 19 America and the World Conference. 20 Midwest World Affairs Symposium. 20 The Ditchley Conference. 21 m e s s a g e f r o m t h e c h a i r m a n
At a time in history not unlike its early years in the McKinsey and Company. In June 2005 the board 1920s, The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations approved an ambitious strategic plan for 2005 to is responding with vision and energy to a chang- 2010 that will transform The Chicago Council ing world and the increased need for informed and into one of the foremost centers of awareness and inclusive debate on international affairs and the influence on global affairs in the United States. United States’ role in the world. In his four years as president of the Council, The Chicago Council is in the midst of a Marshall Bouton has brought great imagination transformation in which it remains committed and dedication to the task of redefining the goals to its original mission of fostering awareness and and revitalizing the activities of the Council for a discussion of key issues in Chicago while it pursues global era. The Council is fortunate to have had an expansion of its influence in the national and his leadership during this critical time.
There could not be a more important time during which our city and the nation need the work of the Council and the commitment of its board.
Lester Crown international arenas. The Council seeks to serve Both Marshall and I are deeply indebted to Chicago as a creative catalyst in its globalization John W. Madigan and Philip M. Condit, who, as my and the nation as a vital voice in the discourse on predecessors in the chair during the last three years, global challenges and U.S. responses. launched and sustained the Council’s new efforts. The changes at the Council are evident on Their foresight and support made the difference. many fronts—more and new programs, larger The Council has also depended greatly on audiences, heightened visibility, increased revenues, the committed service of four vice chairs, John F. larger budgets, improved governance, expanded Manley, Michael H. Moskow, Shirley Welsh Ryan, staff, new offices. Yet the Council is pursuing a and Geoffrey B. Shields (until July 2004). They prudent course of change based on balanced goals have given most generously of their ideas, counsel, and budgets. Despite an overall doubling of its and resources to the success of this institution. budget, the Council has balanced revenues and ex- Finally, I want to thank all my fellow board penses in three of the last four years and has added members for believing in and supporting in count- substantially to its reserves. less ways the mission of The Chicago Council on And the Council is on course for responsible Foreign Relations. There could not be a more im- expansion in the years ahead. During 2004–05 the portant time during which our city and the nation Council’s board engaged in a wide-ranging strate- need the work of the Council and the commitment gic planning process with the valuable assistance of of its board.
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The three years from July 2002 to June 2005 The Chicago Forum covered by this report have been a period of quickening change and heightened challenge in Chicago’s evolution as a global city depends on its world affairs and at The Chicago Council on ability to understand the forces shaping the future; Foreign Relations. to project its strengths as a global commercial, The continuing threat of terrorism, the population, and civic center; and to connect its conflict in Iraq and surrounding controversy, the leaders to their counterparts around the world. The mounting crisis over nuclear advances in North Chicago Council’s activities during the last three Korea and Iran, the rise of China and India as years have sought to advance all three of these aims. economic dynamos and claimants to great power The Council substantially increased public status, the increasing dangers to global health programming during the last three years, devoting
The Council has embarked on a transformative journey toward increased relevance for a globalizing Chicago, for a United States facing unprecedented leadership challenges, and for an international community in great flux. and the environment, drift if not divergence in much of it to the discussion of global terrorism, Marshall M. Bouton transatlantic relations—these and other forces the war in Iraq, and the implications of both for have intensified debate in the United States and U.S. policy in the post–9/11 era. Through the Asia internationally over the way forward. in Chicago program, we have given considerable The Chicago Council has responded by emphasis to the continuing emergence of China further strengthening its role as a forum to and, more recently, India, as rising powers. We promote awareness and discussion and by have also continued to draw attention to changes expanding its efforts to influence opinion and in Europe and U.S.-European relations through policy formation through contributions to the the Konrad Adenauer Program for European Policy national and international discourse. Building Studies. Appearances on the Council’s platform on its eighty-three-year history as the premier by Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf, Chinese international affairs institution in Chicago and president Jiang Zemin, Indian deputy prime the Midwest, the Council has embarked on minister L. K. Advani, and Ukrainian president a transformative journey toward increased Viktor Yushchenko have highlighted activities in relevance for a globalizing Chicago, for a all these areas. United States facing unprecedented leadership The Council’s Global Chicago Center has challenges, and for an international community focused on the challenges and opportunities of in great flux. globalization for Chicago. Its book, Global Chicago,
The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations - published in 2004, has been read in boardrooms, Roundtables bring together individuals with newsrooms, and classrooms across Chicago. The a shared interest in those countries and their center has concentrated much of its effort on relations with the United States. engaging Chicago’s diverse ethnic groups, especially Finally, the Council continues its long- its new immigrant communities, in building the established outreach to Chicago’s emerging leaders city’s global connections. The Mexican American and young adults through the Young Leaders community is of particular interest because of its Exchange, the Young Professionals Program, size, newness, and vitality. and a new effort, the GOAt Program, targeted Another high priority of the Council has been at engaging young people in lively discussions at to engage and serve the business community by clubs and other popular venues. providing information and access to international political and business leaders. The Council’s National Discourse Corporate Program, which merged with the Mid- America Committee in spring 2002, has hosted In a globalizing world, Chicago’s interests are CEO roundtables with policymakers and symposia increasingly intertwined with national and international trends and issues. At the same time, the discourse on national interests and policies can no longer be the exclusive province of East Coast circles and institutions. The Chicago Council has concluded that it can serve Chicago and the nation by expanding its contributions to national and The [strategic] plan envisages the Council becoming international discourse. The Chicago Council, by virtue of its location one of the foremost centers of influence in the United and history, can with great advantage bring the States on opinion and policy formation on global concerns and perspectives of Chicago and the Midwest to bear on opinion and policy formation affairs while it continues to serve the increasingly nationally and internationally. Over the last three global interests of its home city. years it began to enlarge its role in that discourse through the creation of intellectual capital and the expansion of leadership dialogue. The effort began with a broadening of the Council’s thirty-year research focus on American public opinion and U.S. foreign policy. In 2002, for the first time, the Council carried out on topics such as Chicago as a financial center, comparative research on U.S. and European offshore outsourcing, and aviation as well as a attitudes in collaboration with the German major summit on international trade. In October Marshall Fund. In 2004 the Council mounted 2004 the Corporate Program hosted its first and for the first time a biennial public opinion study, highly successful corporate leadership mission to continued its comparative research through Shanghai and Beijing. collaborative studies in Mexico and Korea, and The Council has also created new vehicles for added to the study a thematic focus on “rules of Chicago’s globally oriented leaders to connect with the game” in international relations. each other and with international counterparts. A highly significant innovation was The The President’s Circle is a network of prominent Chicago Council’s first-ever task force study. In Chicagoans from diverse fields who participate in the fall of 2003 the Council convened a group key events such as the popular Global Connections of about forty experts and leaders, chaired by Dinner Series and serve as advisors to and investors former Illinois governor Jim Edgar, former INS in the Council. In addition, the China and India commissioner Doris Meissner, and Chicago
- The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations business leader Alejandro Silva, to examine how three-year period, and support from the newly immigration has impacted Chicago, the Midwest, formed President’s Circle increased from $87,500 and the nation and how national policy should be to $322,500. The Global Leadership Awards improved. The Immigration Task Force’s findings Dinner, first held in spring 2003, is an important and recommendations, released in June 2004, were new forum as well as a source of significant widely disseminated and discussed. financial support. I wish to make special mention The Council has also launched an expansion of an extraordinary gift to the Council, an of its leadership dialogue. In addition to the unsolicited capital grant of $1 million, from the roundtables, dialogues, symposia, and summits John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation already mentioned, the biennial Atlantic on the occasion of its twenty-fifth anniversary in Conference, which since 1974 has brought 2003. together European, North American, and South Most of all, the Council’s success has been the American foreign policy leaders, reached out for result of wise and engaged board leadership. I am the first time to participants from Africa at the deeply indebted to the three men who served as November 2002 conference in Rio de Janeiro, chairmen of the Council during this period, John Brazil. In November 2004 the conference was W. Madigan, Philip M. Condit, and Lester Crown, held for the first time on the African continent, for their generous commitments of time, energy, in Capetown, South Africa. The topic of the and counsel. The Council is also very fortunate to Capetown meeting, “Rules of the Game,” drew on have had the support of four superb vice chairmen the conclusions of the Council’s just-completed over the last three years, John F. Manley, Michael public opinion study. H. Moskow, Shirley Welsh Ryan, and Geoffrey B. In the fall of 2002 the Council launched a Shields (until July 2004). Each of them has made new conference series, the America and the World an extraordinary contribution to the life of this Conference, to bring foreign policy leaders and institution. experts from around the world to Chicago for high-quality discussion of contemporary issues. Looking Ahead Organized in cooperation with the McCormick Tribune Foundation, the conference was held Over the last year-and-a-half of this period, the again in June 2004 and September 2005. In each Council’s board was engaged in a wide-ranging and instance the topic of the conference was chosen to intensive strategic planning process, the first of its reinforce other Council activities such as the public kind in the Council’s history. This was necessary to opinion study or the fall lecture series. evaluate the institution’s progress over the last three years and to involve a growing and changing board Institutional Development in setting directions for the Council’s development in the years ahead. The Council’s new directions over the last three On June 23, 2005, the board approved a years have been made possible by a considerable strategic plan to guide the Council’s growth from expansion of its budget and resources. Expenses 2005 through 2010. Drawing on the experience of increased from $3.33 million in FY02 to $5.22 the last three years, the plan envisages the Council million in FY03, $5.47 million in FY04, and becoming one of the foremost centers of influence $4.74 million in FY05. The Council balanced its in the United States on opinion and policy budgets in two of the three years but experienced a formation on global affairs while it continues to modest deficit in FY04. serve the increasingly global interests of its home The Council’s growth was supported by city. the generosity of many donors who provided This is an exciting vision true to the spirit of unrestricted and programmatic support. The Chicago. I feel deeply privileged by the opportu- Council’s board more than doubled its giving nity to work with the board and my very able staff to the annual New Challenges Fund during the colleagues to realize it.
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Only with a deep understanding of our global connections and a commitment to bridging cultural divides can we build a peaceful and prosperous future. The Chicago Council’s local programs promote global thinking, bringing diverse communities together to discover and discuss the issues that connect and concern us as world citizens.
A leading forum in Chicago and the Midwest for dialogue on global issues Public Programs
World Leaders its aftermath, developments in the Middle East, the administration’s national security strategy, and More and more world leaders include Chicago on directions in U.S. foreign policy. Programs also their itineraries when visiting the United States. focused on developments in Asia, especially China, As the premier platform in Chicago for keynote India, and North Korea, as well as relations with addresses by heads of state, the Council offers Europe, crises in Africa, and economic and cultural members the opportunity to see, hear, and ques- relations in the Americas. tion the world’s most powerful decision makers. Highlights included keynote speeches by Over the past three years the Council welcomed then national security advisor Condoleezza Rice, the country’s neighbors, Prime Minister Jean secretary of defense Donald Rumsfeld, then Chrétien of Canada and President Vicente Fox Senate candidate (now senator) Barak Obama, of Mexico, as well as President Jiang Zemin of former chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix, China, General Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan, philanthropist George Soros, former secretary of President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, King Abdullah II of Jordan, President Mary McAleese of Ireland, President Valdas Adamkus of Lithuania, Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany, and President Viktor Yushchenko of Ukraine.
Chicago and the World Forum
Chicago and the World Forum is the Council’s most prominent public lecture series. The series features senior government officials and other lead- ing experts from the United States and around the world, who address a topic of mutual concern from different perspectives. Topics over the past three years have focused on the responsibilities and risks of American power, the future of the transatlantic relationship, perspectives on the war on terrorism, the Middle East after Iraq, foreign policy issues in the 2004 U.S. presidential election, and American foreign policy in a transforming world. state Madeleine Albright, Shanghai mayor Han Left to right: Council president Marshall M. Bouton, Council Zheng, deputy prime minister of India Lal Krishna chairman Lester Crown, and President’s Circle member Grace Global Affairs Advani, and British foreign secretary Jack Straw. C. Barry with His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan The Council continued its efforts to increase Throughout the year The Chicago Council offers cooperation with local, national, and international numerous public programs addressing a wide range organizations in its programming, partnering with of topics and perspectives on global affairs. These nearly 300 organizations over the past three years programs include presentations by book authors, (see page 47). The Council also reached out to speeches by current and former U.S. and inter- suburban audiences with programs cosponsored national leaders, and panels on critical issues and with the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn. Public current events. programs were generously supported by the John From 2002 to 2005 programs looked espe- D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the cially closely at the impact of the war on terrorism McCormick Tribune Foundation, the Blair Hull on America’s role in the world, the war in Iraq and Family Foundation, and the Tawani Foundation.
The Chicago Forum - Public Programs - Konrad Adenauer Program for European Joo of Korea, Ambassador Ronen Sen of India, Policy Studies and Ambassador Kishore Mahbubani of Singapore. Other programs included a half-day confer- The Konrad Adenauer Program for European ence on Korea, a presentation by a delegation Policy Studies, which supports all public programs from Vietnam, and a panel discussion on Islam related to Europe, was established in 1988 with a in Southeast Asia. Asia in Chicago programs are grant from the government of the Federal Republic cosponsored by the Center for East Asian Studies of Germany. The program allows the Council to and the South Asia Language and Area Center at maintain a strong focus on U.S.-European issues the University of Chicago. and promote greater understanding and closer ties with allies across the Atlantic. During the past GOAt (Globally Occupied Attention) three years, transatlantic relations emerged as a key concern. Experts and policymakers from both sides GOAt is a new program initiated in June 2004 to of the Atlantic discussed and debated the state of bring foreign policy discussions to young people relations and what the future holds. Highlights in Chicago’s neighborhoods. Held in popular barroom/music venues, the program addresses important global issues in an entertaining, debate- style format tailored to its youthful audience. The casual, relaxed atmosphere promotes audience interaction, where participants can ask tough ques- tions and voice their opinions. Topics have ranged from “Should We Stay or Should We Go Now?” addressing the war in Iraq to “Am I American?” focusing on immigration and the expectations of an American citizen.
Young Professionals
The Council’s more traditional program for young- er people, Young Professionals, is designed for individuals in their twenties and thirties to deepen understanding of foreign affairs, global business, and international cultural issues through special monthly lectures, discussions, and social events. Left to right: Council president included the visits of German chancellor Over the past three years, programs have looked Marshall M. Bouton; Her Excellency Mary McAleese, president of Gerhard Schröder and Ukraine president Viktor at issues from human rights and the global trad- Ireland; Dr. Martin McAleese; Holly Madigan; and former Council Yushchenko as well as lectures with European ing system to the 2004 U.S. presidential election. chairman John W. Madigan Union officials, the supreme allied commander Young Professionals also enjoyed annual holiday Europe, European ambassadors, journalists, and parties. The program is supported in part by the area experts. John E. Rielly Young Professionals Fund, estab- lished in honor of former Council president John Asia in Chicago E. Rielly for his commitment to strengthening programs for younger people. The Asia in Chicago program, established in the fall of 2001 in cooperation with the Asia Society in New York, helps bring Council audiences more programs on Asia-related issues. Public programs featured speakers such as Ambassador Han Sung
- The Chicago Forum - Public Programs The Global Chicago Center Mexican American Task Force aimed at increasing the integration and engagement of the Chicago The Global Chicago Center of The Chicago region’s Mexican community into the economic, Council on Foreign Relations helps political, and social life of the region.The Task Chicagoans strengthen their understanding of Force will produce recommendations for action Chicago as a global city, better grasp the challenges by the legislature, city council, school boards, and posed by global issues that have local impact, and other institutions, including Mexican American in- work together, using all the city’s global assets, to stitutions. Support for the Task Force comes from help the city and region grow and thrive in the Exelon Corporation, the Chicago Community global era. Through the book Global Chicago as Trust, The Boeing Company, and the McCormick well as through television programs, public forums, Tribune Foundation as well as individual funding. and especially dialogues with the city’s vibrant ethnic communities, the Global Chicago Center is The Asian American Experience a leading player in Chicago’s rebirth as a twenty- In May 2004 the Global Chicago Center orga- first-century city. The Global Chicago Center is nized an unprecedented two-day program on the supported by grants and services from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the Chicago Community Trust, and other funders.
Engaging New Immigrant Communities
Diasporic Dialogues The Global Chicago Center, in cooperation with local community organizations, has initiated a series of discussions and meetings with lead- ers of some of Chicago’s new immigrant groups. These “New Faces of Chicago” programs have established links with the Mexican American, Korean American, Chinese American, South Asian American, and Filipino American communities. In addition, a dialogue has been opened with leaders of the city’s African American community. These discussions have dealt with such issues as education, housing, cultural identity, access to banking and credit facilities, and other issues. More dialogues are Asian American Experience in the Midwest. Asian His Excellency Jiang Zemin (left), president of China, with former planned, especially to bring the various communi- American leaders from eight midwestern states Council chairman Philip M. Condit and Geda Condit ties into touch with each other around the Global came to Chicago to discuss the history of Asian Chicago table. The intention is to educate a wider Americans in the Midwest, their role in business audience about Chicago’s ethnic diversity and to and politics, the impact on their communities foster contacts with Chicago’s leaders. of public policies, U.S.-Asian relations, and the meaning of being Asian American in the heartland, Mexican American Task Force especially for young people. The symposium was The “New Faces” programs on the Mexican cosponsored by Leadership Education for Asian American community led directly to formation Pacifics, Inc. (LEAP), Asia Society, the Asian of the Mexican American Roundtable, a regular American Institute, and the East Asian Studies seminar bringing together Mexican American Center and South Asia Language and Area Center leaders with leaders of the broader Chicago com- at the University of Chicago, with lead funding munity. Now the Roundtable has led to a full from Abbott Laboratories and McDonald’s.
The Chicago Forum - Public Programs - Raising Awareness of Chicago’s Global Connections funded by The Boeing Company, focused on how globalization—especially the forces of trade and Global Chicago Book immigration—is affecting and changing Chicago Global Chicago, the first book to document and its people. Each segment was coproduced by Chicago’s transformation from an industrial behe- the Global Chicago Center and WTTW and used moth to a true global city, is the result of work by the expertise of WTTW teams to dramatize the the Global Chicago Center and some of the city’s impact of globalization on Chicagoans. The project leading academics, journalists, and practitioners. also included the production of Global Chicago Edited by Charles Madigan and published by the Minutes, brief facts about the city and globaliza- University of Illinois Press, the book is intended tion, as well as short segments for children. to change the way Chicagoans think about their town. Its chapters deal with globalization’s impact Global Chicago Web Site on Chicago’s economy, politics, arts, education, One of the most powerful tools offered by the and, of course, on its people and neighborhoods. It Global Chicago Center for members and the gen- includes a chapter by University of Chicago soci- eral public is its Web site, www.globalchicago.org. The site is the Chicago area’s most comprehensive, Web-based source of information on the city’s local-global resources. More than 28,000 people visit the site each month to learn about global events taking place in the city; to find the latest news from more than 150 countries in more than 100 languages; to get background information on other countries; to access the sites of hundreds of other organizations in Chicago and around the world dealing with a myriad of international issues; and to share opinions, information, and contacts on global issues that impact Chicagoans. Anyone in Chicago with an interest in global affairs can register free of charge for the online database.
Midwest Media Project and Guide The Global Chicago Center has received funding from the Ford Foundation to carry out a two-year program to strengthen coverage of global news Left to right: Council vice chair ologist Saskia Sassen on the structure of global cities by midwestern newspapers. The project builds on Shirley Welsh Ryan; Chicago civic leader Maggie Daley; President’s and why Chicago belongs in their ranks. The clos- Global Chicago’s Media Guide to Foreign Policy Circle member and lecture sponsor Margaret Hart; His Excellency ing chapter, by Michael Moskow, president of the Expertise in the Midwest. This guide, posted on the Vicente Fox, president of Mexico; and Marta Sahagún Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, looks at Chicago’s Global Chicago Web site, lists more than 1,000 future. Funding from the John D. and Catherine T. experts from seventy leading midwestern colleges MacArthur Foundation made the book possible. and universities, plus think tanks, foundations, and other institutions. The purpose is to give mid- Global Chicago Segments western journalists both the global background to The Global Chicago Center and WTTW- their local stories and to put them in touch with Channel 11, Chicago’s public television station, experts who can be used as sources or as authors of collaborated on a pilot series of Global Chicago commentaries. segments broadcast during WTTW’s flagship evening program, Chicago Tonight. These segments,
10 - The Chicago Forum - Public Programs Corporate Programs
The Corporate Program Chicago Council on Foreign Relations initiated the Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue, a series of meetings The Corporate Program helps Chicago companies between leaders from Chicago and the Midwest address today’s global challenges by illuminating and from China’s great cities, especially Shanghai. key international trends, bringing global leaders to Held alternately in Shanghai and Chicago, the Chicago, and linking Chicago and the Midwest to Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue addresses themes of world markets. Counting nearly eighty corporations critical importance such as trade, education, com- as members, The Corporate Program is the region’s munication and transportation, public health, and leading forum for business executives to interact migration. with heads of state, government ministers, business The inaugural Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue leaders, leading academics, diplomats, and thought took place October 17–21, 2004, in Shanghai and leaders. Beijing. It was led by Chicago mayor Richard M. The program was formed in the late spring Daley and was coconvened by Council chairman of 2002 when the program of the Mid-America Committee for International Business and Government Cooperation was combined with the Corporate Service Program of The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations’. Initially called the Mid-America Committee, the name was changed in 2004 to The Corporate Program. Over the past three years, The Corporate Program played host to a number of dignitaries from around the world. Most notably, the program was pleased to welcome to Chicago His Excellency Jiang Zemin, president of the People’s Republic of China; His Excellency Jean Chrétien, prime minister of Canada; His Excellency Olusegun Obasanjo, president of Nigeria; His Excellency Viktor Yushchenko, president of Ukraine; and Her Excellency Barbara Masekela, South African ambas- sador to the United States. The Corporate Program also welcomed important business and economic leaders, including Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, vice- Lester Crown, former Council chairman Philip Edward J. Zander, chairman and CEO of Motorola, with His Excellency chairman of the board of Nestle S.A., and Axel M. Condit, and Council board member William Olusegan Obasanjo, president of Nigeria Weber, president of the German Bundesbank. M. Daley. The delegation included twenty-five The Corporate Program has also expanded its business and civic leaders from Chicago, who met scope, organizing symposia to provide in-depth ex- with leaders in the host cities to address shared amination of critical business issues. Recent sympo- concerns and develop new forms of coopera- sia have focused on offshore outsourcing, Chicago tion. Meetings were hosted by Shanghai mayor as a global financial center, and business in India. Han Zheng and the Foreign Affairs Office of the Shanghai Municipal Government; the Shanghai Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue Institute for International Studies, the collaborating organization in Shanghai; and the Chinese People’s In order to strengthen long-term coopera- Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, tion between the United States and China, The the host organization in Beijing.
The Chicago Forum - Corporate Programs - 11 This initial Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue was Innovene; Motorola, Inc.; United Airlines; Dr. sponsored by Motorola, Inc.; United Airlines; Scholl Foundation; Playboy Enterprises; DAC A.T. Kearney; JPMorgan Chase and Company; Management, Inc.; and W.W. Grainger, Inc. Other the Chicago Mercantile Exchange; and Dragon sponsors included A. Epstein & Sons International; Financial Capital and was organized in collabora- A.T. Kearney; Baker & McKenzie; The Boeing tion with the City of Chicago and Chicago Sister Company; Globe Union Group; and Skidmore, Cities International. Owings & Merrill. Collaborating sponsors of the The second Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue, luncheon included the Chicagoland Chamber organized with Chicago Sister Cities International of Commerce, the Consulate General of the and the Shanghai Institute for International People’s Republic of China, the Executives’ Club Studies, was held in Chicago on April 5, 2005. of Chicago, U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Han Zheng of Shanghai led a delegation of and World Business Chicago. The next Chicago- approximately forty business and academic leaders Shanghai Dialogue is scheduled to take place in from Shanghai to Chicago to discuss “Creating a Shanghai in the fall of 2006. Global City.” Meetings focused on attracting trade Chicago Conference on the Global Economy
On September 15–16, 2003, immediately after the collapse of trade talks in Cancun, Mexico, The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations hosted the first Chicago Conference on the Global Economy, focusing on “The Future of the Global Trading System.” The conference was the first opportunity after the World Trade Organization meeting for trade ministers and experts to discuss publicly the results of the Cancun Ministerial and implica- tions for the global trading system. The conference was opened by Chicago mayor Richard M. Daley; Philip M. Condit, former chairman and chief executive officer of The Boeing Company; and Marshall M. Bouton, president of The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Hundreds of international leaders in busi- ness and government participated in the two-day Delegation of Chicago civic and and investment, urban planning, and real estate event, which included panel discussions, keynote business leaders in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, as part development. Mayor Daley welcomed the delega- addresses, and a leadership forum addressing such of the inaugural Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue in October 2004 tion and Mayor Han Zheng delivered the keynote issues as agriculture, intellectual property, access to address at a public luncheon. Mayor Han Zheng markets, implementation of the Uruguay Round also visited Walter Payton College Preparatory of negotiations and developing country needs, School, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and trade agreements, global health and poverty, and Millennium Park. The mayor and his delegation the challenges to global trade. Among the keynote attended a reception for members of the Council’s speakers and panelists were G. Allen Andreas, chair- China Roundtable and the China Committee of man and chief executive of Archer Daniels Midland Chicago Sister Cities as well as a dinner hosted by Company; Gro Harlem Brundtland, former prime Mayor Daley. minister of Norway and former director-general This second Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue of the World Health Organization; Thai deputy was generously sponsored by Aon Corporation; prime minister Korn Dabbaransi; Ambassador
12 - The Chicago Forum - Corporate Programs Carla A. Hills, chairman and chief executive officer of deregulation, the problems facing the air cargo of Hills & Company, International Consultants; industry and its future, and the specific situation Juma Ngasongwa, Tanzania minister of industry of O’Hare Airport, the most vital airport both to and trade; Petros Sourmelis, counselor and head Chicago and to the nation. of the Trade Section of the European Commission Glenn F. Tilton, chairman, president, and chief Delegation to the United States; and Lori Wallach, executive officer of United Airlines, chaired the director of Public Citizen’s Global Trade Watch. summit. Michael L. Ducker, executive vice presi- The conference was co-organized by the dent of FedEx, and Justin Zubrod, vice president Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern of A.T. Kearney, were the vice chairs. The summit University, the University of Chicago Graduate was cosponsored by United Airlines, FedEx Express School of Business, and World Business Chicago. International, A.T. Kearney, and The Boeing It was sponsored by The Boeing Company, Archer Company. It was co-organized by World Business Daniels Midland Company, A.T. Kearney, Corn Chicago, the Kellogg School of Management at Products International, McDonald’s Corporation, Northwestern University, and the University of Tribune Company, Caterpillar Inc., The Financial Chicago Graduate School of Business. Times Ltd., and the Illinios Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO).
Aviation Summit
An important initiative for corporate leaders is the Council’s establishment of leadership summits. The goal of the summits is to bring together industry leaders, senior policymakers, and experts from Chicago and around the globe to examine criti- cal issues in the relationship between the Chicago and global economies. The first such summit was held on April 21, 2005, on the topic “Moving the World: Global Aviation and the Global Economy.” This summit, organized by the Council’s Corporate Program, focused on the issues confront- ing global aviation and offered recommendations for the future. About 100 leaders spent the day discussing such issues as globalized aviation, the Council board member and Corporate Program cochair Samuel C. Scott III, chairman and chief executive officer of Corn challenges of airline consolidation and competi- Products International (right), with the Honorable Condoleezza Rice, assistant to the president for national security affairs (now U.S. secretary of state), and Council board member Daniel J. Schmidt, president and chief executive officer of tion, the role of governments and the importance Window to the World Communications, Inc.
The Chicago Forum - Corporate Programs - 13 Leadership Programs
Chairman’s Circle was merged with the President’s Circle. With the addition of many previous Chicago Committee The Chairman’s Circle is an elite group of commu- members, drawn from the city’s business, gov- nity leaders who support the Council at the highest ernment, nonprofit, academic, civic, labor, and level. Established in 2004, founding members con- religious leadership, the President’s Circle now tributed $25,000 each for 2004–05, demonstrating includes more than 270 memberships. their unwavering commitment to the institution President’s Circle members have the opportu- and its mission. These individuals are part of the nity to host and chair special events and are further Council’s core leadership, providing invaluable engaged as program contributors and presenters. guidance to the organization. Invitational dinners with visiting authors, digni- taries, and heads of state give President’s Circle members close access to public policymakers. Highlights of the past three years include invita- tions to galas honoring Ukraine president Viktor Yushchenko, Afghanistan president Hamid Karzai, Chinese president Jiang Zemin, Canadian prime minister Jean Chrétien, and Irish president Mary McAleese; dinner discussions with Egyptian foreign minister Ahmed Maher El Sayed, former secretary of state Madeleine Albright, Nobel Peace Prize-winner David Trimble of Northern Ireland, and Newsweek editor Fareed Zakaria; and briefings on the Indian elections, Chicago as a global city, and the crisis in U.S.-German relations. During the past three years, The Chicago Council also collaborated with the Council on Foreign Relations in New York to host a series of occasional seminars as part of the President’s Circle. The seminar series paired the expertise of scholars from the New York Council with a small and targeted Chicago-based audience to discuss and debate provocative matters. Chairman’s Circle founding members Matthew and Kay Bucksbaum with President’s Circle New York Times foreign affairs columnist Thomas L. Friedman China Roundtable The President’s Circle is the Council’s largest senior leadership forum, composed of individu- In 2002 The Chicago Council on Foreign als philanthropically interested in the Council’s Relations established a roundtable on China and efforts to influence public discourse on interna- U.S.-China relations. The China Roundtable, tional affairs and to contribute to the policymaking which meets approximately once every two months process nationally. The Council relies on these civic between September and June, provides a forum for leaders for their expertise, counsel, and support. organizations and individuals interested in China Membership requires a minimum unrestricted con- and U.S.-China relations to come together to con- tribution of $1,000 annually. sider key issues. The China Roundtable is a first In June 2004 the Chicago Committee, the important step in marshalling Chicago’s China- Council’s senior leadership forum since 1961, related expertise and interests, attracting Chinese
14 - The Chicago Forum - Leadership Programs leaders and experts to Chicago, and strengthening opposition in the Rajya Sabha. The Roundtable the Midwest’s role in shaping U.S.-China dialogue is cochaired by Marshall Bouton, president of and in contributing more fully to policymaking on The Chicago Council; Dipak Jain, dean of the China. The China Roundtable helps strengthen Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern connections among leaders and institutions across University; and Ashish Prasad, partner at Mayer, the Midwest by including participants from Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP. Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, and Wisconsin. Young Leaders Exchange The Roundtable has hosted a number of visiting delegations such as representatives of the For the past fifteen years the Council has con- National People’s Congress and the Ministry of ducted an exchange between emerging leaders Foreign Affairs as well as individual experts ad- from Chicago and Europe under the auspices of dressing timely issues such as the Taiwan Straits the Konrad Adenauer Program for European Policy and China’s role in Southeast Asia. Studies (see page 8). The exchange has proven Lyric Hughes Hale, publisher and founder of indispensable in educating and engaging profes- China Online; William Spence, senior counsel at Freeborn & Peters; and George Yu, professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, have served as China Roundtable cochairs. Other participants are drawn from academia, business, community-based organizations, foundations, government, media, and nongovernmental orga- nizations. The China Roundtable is generously supported by the Dr. Scholl Foundation.
India Roundtable
The India Roundtable is a pioneering forum for those in business, political, civic, and nonprofit arenas committed to active leadership, meaning- ful programming, and thoughtful dialogue on issues shaping India-U.S. economic and po- litical relations. It fosters greater understanding and connections between India and Chicago in government, business, media, and academic circles; sionals moving into leadership positions on a range Left to right: Council board member and Corporate Program steering engages professionals interested in forming ties of critical issues. Delegations visit Chicago and committee cochair Douglas A. Pertz; President’s Circle member and China with Indian business and other leaders; links the selected European cities in alternate years to meet Roundtable cochair William A. Spence; Long Yongtu, vice minister Indian community with the Chicago community with leading government, corporate, academic, and chief representative for trade negotiations, Ministry of Foreign at large; creates a network of Indian American media, and community leaders. The exchange Trade and Economic Cooperation, People’s Republic of China; Council leaders in Chicago; and leverages the knowledge helps foster business and personal relationships board member and China Roundtable cochair Lyric Hughes Hale, publisher and connections these leaders provide for the good between young American leaders and their coun- and chief executive officer, China Online, Inc.; Council president of Chicago. terparts in Europe. The Council has cooperated Marshall M. Bouton The India Roundtable was launched during with the Dräger Foundation in Lübeck, Germany, the visit of a delegation from the Confederation since 1997 to organize the exchange. of Indian Industry and of India finance minister The May 2003 exchange was held in Brussels, P. Chidambaram. During its initial stage, the Budapest, and Berlin and focused on “Making Roundtable hosted Jaswant Singh, leader of the Europe Work: Fourth Workshop on European
The Chicago Forum - Leadership Programs - 15 Affairs.” Participants discussed the enlargement during the exchange. Participants also met previ- and reform of the European Union and NATO, ous European participants of the Young Leaders security threats and cooperation, trade relations, Exchange in less formal settings in each city. immigration, and economic policy. The trip culmi- nated in a meeting with former German chancellor Leadership Study Mission to India Helmut Kohl at the Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Berlin. Periodically, the Council sponsors a Leadership In May 2004 the Council hosted a delegation Study Mission for members of its board of direc- of twenty professionals from the Czech Republic, tors and President’s Circle. In February 2004 Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, and Poland in seventeen members traveled to India, accompanied Chicago. Participants also visited Washington, by Council president Marshall Bouton, for an D.C., under the auspices of the German Marshall intimate view of the world’s largest democracy and Fund of the United States. Highlights of the the second largest Muslim country. Highlights of program included meetings with Henry Bienen, the trip included visits to Delhi (a sister city of president of Northwestern University; Jim Edgar, Chicago), Agra, Jaipur, and Mumbai. Marshall Bouton, a scholar on India who resided there for eight years, drew on his forty- year experience to create a unique opportunity to examine India through high-level meetings with government officials, including cabinet ministers, the U.S. ambassador, and the Maharaja of Jaipur. In-depth briefings with corporate, academic, me- dia, and civic leaders focused on India’s economic growth (8 percent in 2003), foreign relations, technology, environmental and educational issues, and human rights. In addition, special excursions helped capture the nuances of India’s history, culture, and diversity. India has twenty-four world heritage sites, many in the process of preservation. Study mission partici- pants viewed the Taj Mahal, the Elephanta Caves, and the Agra Fort. Bim Bissell and Dr. Shobhita Punja served as cultural advisors for the trip.
Members of the board of directors former governor of Illinois; D. Cameron Findlay, and President’s Circle in front of the Taj Mahal in India during the former U.S. deputy secretary of labor; Frank Leadership Study Mission to India in February 2004 Sharry, director of the National Immigration Forum; George Stephanopoulos, host of ABC’s This Week; and Linda Wolfe, chairman and CEO of Leo Burnett Worldwide. In May 2005 a delegation of fifteen Americans visited Brussels, Vilnius, and Berlin, focusing on the enlargement of the European Union. In each city, participants gained unique insights and perspectives on the ambitious and often difficult process of expanding the EU. The trip culminated in Berlin with a conference at the Aspen Institute, where participants discussed issues that arose
16 - The Chicago Forum - Leadership Programs n a t i o n a l a n d i n t e r n a t i o n a l d i s c o u r s e
Finding solutions to today’s most vexing problems requires a pooling of intellectual capital and a focusing of time and attention. Through studies, task forces, and conferences the Council initiates the search for answers and raises the midwestern voice as it brings together the world’s best minds, adds to the knowledge base, and develops policy alternatives on issues of regional, national, and international importance.
A prominent contributor to national and international opinion and policy formation Public Opinion and The results of the combined studies drew Foreign Policy Studies widespread international attention from the news media as well as policymakers at the highest levels The Chicago Council’s public opinion study is of government in the United States and abroad. At the preeminent and most widely cited source of a time when America and the international com- information on U.S. public and leadership atti- munity had been profoundly shaken by the events tudes on international relations and foreign policy. of September 11 and its aftermath, there was a real Conducted every four years since 1974, it is un- need to gauge how American perceptions of the matched in continuity and breadth on key foreign world and the role of the United States in it had policy questions. Over the past three years, the changed. This study accomplished that goal and project has been expanded to include parallel stud- represents the most comprehensive assessment of ies in other countries, providing rich, comparative American and European public and leadership at- data on foreign policy attitudes around the world. titudes on foreign policy issues ever undertaken. The 2002 project, entitled “Worldviews 2002: The success of this project led the Council to Public Opinion and Foreign Policy,” included for undertake another study two years later, instead of the usual four. In 2004 the Council conducted parallel studies in the United States, Mexico, and South Korea in partnership with the Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE) and the Consejo Mexicano de Asuntos Internacionales (COMEXI) in Mexico and the East Asia Institute in South Korea. The project yielded three reports, one on the U.S. public and leadership survey, and one each on the comparative U.S.-Mexico and U.S.-South Korea results. The Council’s Mexican partners also released a full report focused exclu- sively on the Mexican study. The release of the reports, entitled “Global Views 2004,” included media briefings and seminars in Washington, D.C., to bring broad attention to the findings and explore the themes of the reports, including the nature of the world order, the rights and responsibilities of nation- states and international institutions, and the effect the first time a study on foreign policy attitudes in of American power. six European countries in collaboration with the The 2002 study was generously funded German Marshall Fund of the United States. The by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur U.S. and European questionnaires were developed Foundation, the McCormick Tribune Foundation, jointly to create continuity and comparability in the German Marshall Fund of the United States, focus and question wording. On September 4, and the United States–Japan Foundation. The 2002, just before the first anniversary of the 9/11 2004 study was funded by the Crown Family terrorist attacks, findings related to the war on Foundation, John F. Manley, the McCormick terrorism and transatlantic relations were released. Tribune Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the A second release on October 4, 2002, focused on Korea Foundation, and James Denny. the remaining U.S. findings and included dis- semination of the three full reports on the U.S., European, and comparative findings.
18 - National and International Discourse Immigration Task Force The Atlantic Conference
To strengthen its role as a producer of information For more than thirty years, the Atlantic Conference and analysis on critical issues, the Council has be- has brought together leaders in government, think gun convening task forces on topics of importance tanks, business, academia, and the media from to the Midwest and the nation as a whole. The North America, South America, and Europe to ex- Midwest’s unique experiences and perspectives on amine issues of governance, security, and economic these topics can bring valuable lessons and insights development facing the Atlantic community and to the national debate on these matters. how the Atlantic partners can contribute to inter- The Council’s first independent task force was national peace and security. This biennial event convened in September 2003 to examine the key rotates among the continents and now includes opportunities and challenges of immigration to the Africa. United States and to make national policy recom- The 2002 Atlantic Conference was held mendations. The Immigration Task Force was November 21–24 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Leaders cochaired by former Illinois governor Jim Edgar, from twenty countries discussed terrorism and glo- former INS commissioner Doris Meissner of the Migration Policy Institute, and Chicago business leader Alejandro Silva, president of Evans Food Products. The Task Force included forty leading figures from the Midwest and beyond who repre- sented the various groupings of stakeholders in the immigration debate. The findings and recommendations of the Immigration Task Force were released on June 10, 2004, in a published report that has been widely disseminated. The Task Force concluded that the Midwest’s recent experience with a growing influx of immigrants is a microcosm for what is occurring across the country and that its recommendations are relevant nationwide. It recommended that a bipartisan commitment be made by the president and the Congress to make immigration reform a policy priority in 2005. The Task Force recom- mended modification and greater flexibility in the temporary and permanent-based visa categories, balization as the defining challenges of our era and The cochairs of the Immigration Task Force present its findings in backlog reductions, and timely processing of visa how the Atlantic area nations can work together June 2004 (left to right): Former INS commissioner Doris Meissner applications in order to facilitate trade, travel, to respond to these challenges. A keynote address of the Migration Policy Institute; Alejandro Silva, president of Evans study, and family reunification. It also recommends was delivered by Celso Lafer, minister of foreign Food Products; and former Illinois governor Jim Edgar the development of a national immigrant integra- affairs of Brazil, and a special panel was convened tion policy that aims to incorporate new Americans to present post-election political, economic, and fully into the economic, social, and political fabric social perspectives on Brazil. The conference was of the United States. chaired by Senator Richard J. Durbin (D-IL) and included for the first time participants from Africa. The 2002 conference was sponsored by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, American Airlines, Robert Bosch Stiftung, the German Marshall Fund of the United States, United Airlines, and Varig Airlines.
National and International Discourse - 19 The Chicago Council cohosted the 2004 America and the World Atlantic Conference with the South African Conference Institute of International Affairs in Cape Town, South Africa, November 11–13, 2004. Senator This new conference, presented in cooperation Richard J. Durbin (D-IL), Senator Susan M. with the McCormick Tribune Foundation and Collins (R-ME), and Fred Phaswana, national held in Chicago, brings together foreign policy chairman of the South African Institute of specialists from think tanks, academia, media, International Affairs (SAIIA), cochaired the government, nongovernmental organizations, and conference. business from the United States and abroad to Entitled “Rules of the Game: The Atlantic discuss key global issues. The inaugural America Region in a Changing World Order,” the confer- and the World Conference was held September ence explored the “rules” governing the global 12–14, 2002, and addressed the topic “America community, the tension between the multilateral and the World: One Year after the Attacks.” More world structure and unilateral national action, than fifteen countries from around the world and the responses of the Atlantic players. The were represented. The keynote speech was given by General Wesley Clark, former supreme allied commander Europe. Issues of where we stand on the war on terrorism, the impact of the war on terrorism on the international system, and where we should go from here were the focus of the dis- cussions. The 2002 conference was supported by the McCormick Tribune Foundation, Bank One Foundation, Kirkland & Ellis, and Sidley Austin Brown & Wood. The second conference was held June 17–19, 2004, and focused on “World Order in an Era of American Primacy.” The panel discussions focused on unilateral versus multilateral U.S. foreign policy, global security, the international economic order, and the role of multilateral institutions. The 2004 conference was supported by Bank One Foundation; Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLC; and Lufthansa.
Senator Richard J. Durbin (D- conference also examined world trade issues, IL), cochair of the 2004 Atlantic Conference in Cape Town, South international security cooperation, and the Atlantic Midwest World Affairs Africa community’s political, social, and economic rela- Symposium on U.S-Mexico tions in an increasingly integrated world. The 2004 conference was sponsored by Relations Anglo-American, BP, Robert Bosch Stiftung, the German Marshall Fund of the United States, In May 2003 the Council convened a Midwest Lufthansa, Motorola, the Ernest Oppenheimer World Affairs Symposium on U.S-Mexico Memorial Trust, and the Standard Bank of South Relations to address issues related to new Africa. It was supported by the Consulate General immigrant communities in Chicago and the of South Africa in Chicago and the Illinois Trade Midwest and to foster closer relations between Office in South Africa. The Chicago Council and partner world affairs
20 - National and International Discourse organizations. The Chicago Council collaborated plenary sessions addressing world public opinion with the Mexican Council on Foreign Relations, and its impact on policy and public diplomacy. the University of Chicago, the University of Participants were then divided into working groups Notre Dame, the U.S.-Mexico Chamber of to define the global political context, the instru- Commerce, and several other organizations to ments of public diplomacy, and ways of looking present the two-day symposium. The symposium into the future. On the last day, each group pre- brought together business, academic, NGO, and sented their final reports to the entire conference. immigrant community participants as well as The 2005 Ditchley Conference was co- state and municipal government leaders from the chaired by the Right Honourable Lord Kinnock greater Midwest, elsewhere in the United States, of Bedwelty, former leader of the opposition in and Mexico. The opening speech was delivered the British parliament and vice president of the by Fernando Canales, secretary of the economy of European Commission; Lewis Manilow, formerly Mexico, and a keynote address was presented by of the Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy; Jorge Castañeda, former secretary of foreign affairs and Newton Minow, senior counsel at Sidley Austin of Mexico. The event examined immigration, Brown and Wood. NAFTA, border issues, and homeland security after 9/11 as well as the future of North America. The symposium was sponsored by American Airlines; The Boeing Company; Corn Products International; Equity International; Evans Food Products; Harris Bank; International Truck and Engine Corporation; Mayer, Brown, Rowe and Maw LLC; Mexico Tourism Board; and Motorola, Inc.
The Ditchley Conference
In 1987 the Council accepted an invitation from the Ditchley Foundation of England to cosponsor a series of conferences in England and the midwest- ern United States. The conference brings together forty to fifty policy, governmental, and media specialists from Europe and the United States to discuss matters of common interest to the British General Wesley K. Clark, former supreme allied commander Europe, with General David L. Grange, executive vice president and chief operating officer of the McCormick Tribune Foundation, at the 2002 America and the World Conference and American peoples. The conferences are held approximately every two years on alternating sides of the Atlantic. The Cantigny Conference Series of the McCormick Tribune Foundation is a critical sponsor and co-organizer of this project. The most recent Ditchley Conference was held May 4–6, 2005, at Cantigny Park in Wheaton, Illinois. The conference convened approximately forty participants from the United States and Britain to discuss “World Opinion and Public Diplomacy: How Should Policymakers Influence and Be Influenced?” The conference began with
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Special events offer the Council the opportunity to host important programs in fulfillment of its mission while raising substantial funds to keep the organization strong and thriving. From recognizing outstanding global leadership to bringing dialogue about global issues into countless small, private settings across Chicago, special events have become a critical component of the Council’s continued dynamism.
A regional magnet for outstanding leadership Global Leadership Awards Dinner ing members the opportunity to explore issues of international concern with renowned experts. Since The Global Leadership Awards were established to its inception, eighty dinners have been held on a honor distinguished individuals for outstanding variety of topics, from foreign policy in an election achievement in the international sphere, especially year and China’s impact on globalization to trends contributions to world peace, prosperity, and se- in international commerce. curity as well as to the Chicago community. Local, Dinners are hosted by members of the national, and international figures are honored Council’s board of directors and President’s Circle, annually with the award. who graciously open their homes and favorite The inaugural Global Leadership Awards venues to Council members, creating personal Dinner was held in June 2003 with two honorees: atmospheres for discussing critical international former U.S. senator George Mitchell and John H. issues with featured guests. Hundreds of mem- Bryan, retired chairman and chief executive officer bers have participated in the series, which raises of the Sara Lee Corporation. Jamie Dimon, then almost $100,000 each year in support of Council chairman of the board and chief executive officer programs. of Bank One Corporation, chaired the event with dinner hosts John F. and Mary Manley. The dinner raised more than $430,000 for Council programs. The second annual dinner was held on May 17, 2004, with four honorees. John W. Madigan, retired chairman and chief executive officer of Tribune Company, and Richard L. Thomas, retired chairman of First Chicago NBD Corporation, received local awards. The national and international awardees were Catherine Ann Bertini, former executive direc- tor of the United Nations World Food Programme, and the Right Honourable Lord Robertson, former secretary general of NATO. Patrick and Shirley Welsh Ryan were the dinner chairs, and John F. and Mary Manley were the dinner hosts. The 2004 event raised $483,000 for the Council. The third annual dinner was held on May 23, 2005, honoring Edgar D. Jannotta, chairman of William Blair & Company, with the local award; Ambassador Carla A. Hills, former U.S. trade repre- The first series was held in June 2003 with 2004 Global Leadership Award honoree the Right Honourable Lord sentative, with the national award; and Dr. Helmut twenty-five dinners and was chaired by Shirley Robertson, former secretary general of NATO, with awards dinner chair Kohl, former chancellor of Germany, with the Welsh Ryan. Neiman Marcus Northbrook, repre- and Council vice chair Shirley Welsh Ryan international award. The dinner chair was William sented by vice president and general manager Kathy A. Osborn, chairman and chief executive officer of Suto and public relations manager Paula Brady, Northern Trust Corporation, the dinner hosts were also pledged time and resources to the successful John F. and Mary Manley, and the dinner cochairs planning and implementation of the dinners. The were Patrick and Shirley Welsh Ryan and Northern second annual series was held in June 2004 and Trust Corporation. The dinner raised $550,000. was cochaired by Geda Maso Condit and Clare Muñana. During the 2004–05 program year, two Global Connections Dinner Series series were held, one in the fall of 2004 and the other in spring 2005. Council board member Fred The Global Connections Dinner Series, launched G. Steingraber chairs the current efforts of this suc- in 2003, has proven a popular success in provid- cessful series.
Special Events - 23 g o v e r n a n c e and support
The Council is fortunate to have some of Chicago’s most distinguished civic, business, government, and academic leaders as board members and supporters. Thanks to the generous efforts of these individuals and of countless businesses, foundations, and other organizations, the Council is a vital and growing Chicago institution more than eighty years after its founding.
A strong community of individuals and institutions committed to furthering the Council’s mission Mr. William J. Best Mr. Michael M. Froy Board of Directors Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer Partner (July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2005) A.T. Kearney, Inc. Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP
Dr. Henry S. Bienen Mr. James E. Goodwin (through 2005) Officers President Former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Northwestern University UAL Corporation Chair Ms. Margaret Blackshere Mr. Scott Gordon Mr. Lester Crown President Chief Executive Officer (April 2004 to present) Illinois AFL-CIO Rosenthal Collins Group Chairman Material Service Corporation Mr. Robert D. Blackwell (through 2003) Ms. Lyric Hughes Hale (through 2005) Chairman and Chief Executive Office Publisher and Chief Executive Officer Mr. Philip M. Condit Blackwell Consulting Services China Online, Inc. (July 2003 to April 2004) Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Mr. Norman R. Bobins Mr. Roger A. Haupt (through 2003) The Boeing Company President and Chief Executive Officer President and Chief Operating Officer LaSalle Bank Corporation Publicis Groupe S.A. Mr. John W. Madigan (July 2001 to June 2003) Mr. Gregory Q. Brown Mr. Denis J. Healy (through 2005) Chief Executive Officer Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer President, Government and Enterprise Solutions Turtle Wax, Inc. Tribune Company Motorola, Inc. Vice Chairs Mr. James R. Cantalupo (through 2004) Mr. John F. Manley Chairman and Chief Executive Officer McDonald’s Corporation President Chicago City Capital Group Mr. Joseph A. Cari, Jr. (through 2003) The Honorable Michael H. Moskow Partner President and Chief Executive Officer Ungaretti & Harris Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Mr. Thomas A. Cole Mrs. Shirley Welsh Ryan Chairman of the Executive Committee Chairman Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP Pathways Awareness Foundation Mr. Richard H. Cooper Mr. Geoffrey B. Shields Founder Cooperfund, Inc. (July 2002 to June 2004) President and Dean The Honorable William M. Daley Vermont Law School Chairman of the Midwest Region JPMorgan Chase and Company Treasurer Dr. Leah Zell Wanger Mr. José M. de Lasa (through 2005) Principal, Emeritus Senior Vice President, Secretary, and General Wanger Asset Management Counsel Abbott Laboratories Secretary Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal Ms. Deborah L. DeHaas Regional Managing Partner, Strategic Client Retired Chairman Services, Midwest Region Global Investment Banking, Merrill Lynch Deloitte & Touche LLP
President Mr. Clayton G. Deutsch Dr. Marshall M. Bouton Managing Director, Midwest The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations McKinsey & Company Mr. Blair Hull Council vice chair and 2004 Global President and Chief Executive Officer Leadership Awards Dinner dinner Mr. James Dimon host John F. Manley and Mary Matlock Capital Directors President and Chief Operating Officer Manley with honoree Catherine JPMorgan Chase and Company Ann Bertini (right), former executive Mr. Verne G. Istock director of the United Nations World Mr. G. Allen Andreas Food Programme Chairman and Chief Executive Mr. Douglas A. Doetsch Retired Chairman of the Board Archer Daniels Midland Company Partner Bank One Corporation Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Mr. Mark A. Angelson Mr. David W. Johnson Chief Executive Officer Gov. Jim Edgar Managing Director RR Donnelley & Sons Company University of Illinois Citigroup Global Markets
Mr. Richard W. Ashley (through 2003) Mr. Carter W. Emerson Dr. Richard Joseph Director Partner Director, African Studies McKinsey & Company, Inc. Kirkland & Ellis LLP Northwestern University
Mr. Warren L. Batts (through 2003) Mr. D. Cameron Findlay Mr. David N. Kay OBE Retired Chairman Executive Vice President and General Counsel Partner Premark International, Inc. Aon Corporation Gardner, Carton & Douglas
Mr. Richard A. Behrenhausen Mr. Robert H. Forney (through 2003) Mr. Richard L. Keyser President and Chief Executive Officer President and Chief Executive Officer Chairman and Chief Executive Office McCormick Tribune Foundation America’s Second Harvest W.W. Grainger, Inc.
Governance and Support - Board of Directors - 25 Ms. Laurette Koellner (through 2005) Mr. Marcel J. Molins Mr. Richard Stephens Executive Vice President Internal Services Executive Committee Member and Partner Senior Vice President, Internal Services The Boeing Company Baker & McKenzie The Boeing Company
Mr. Harry M. Jansen Kraemer, Jr. Mr. Wayne L. Moore Mr. Charles A. Tribbett III Former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Managing Director Co-Area Manager, Chicago Office Baxter International Inc. Goldman, Sachs & Co. Russell Reynolds Associates
Mr. Frederick A. Krehbiel Ms. Clare Muñana Mr. Don A. Turner (through 2003) Co-Chairman President President Emeritus Molex Incorporated Ancora Associates, Inc. Chicago Federation of Labor
Ms. Donna LaPietra Mr. William A. Osborn Mr. David J. Vitale Vice President Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Chief Administrative Officer Kurtis Productions, Ltd. Northern Trust Corporation Chicago Public Schools
Mr. John Jeffry Louis III Mrs. Mary O’Brien Pearlman Mr. Michael E. Werner Chairman (through 2003) President and Chief Executive Officer Parson Capital Group Adjunct Professor Globe Union Group, Inc. Kellogg School of Management Mr. Lewis Manilow Mr. Miles D. White (through 2005) Former Chairman Mr. Henry H. Perritt, Jr. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy Professor of Law Abbott Laboratories Chicago-Kent College of Law Ms. Linda S. Wolf Mr. Douglas A. Pertz Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Former Chairman and Chief Exeuctive Officer Leo Burnett Worldwide IMC Global, Inc.
Mrs. Margot Pritzker Honorary Life Directors Civic Leader Mr. John H. Bryan Mr. Imad I. Qasim Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Partner Sara Lee Corporation Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP Mr. Duane L. Burnham Mr. Don M. Randel Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer President Abbott Laboratories The University of Chicago Mr. Cyrus F. Freidheim, Jr. Mr. Hugh H. Roberts Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer President Chiquita Brands International International Commercial, Kraft Foods, Inc. Mr. David W. Grainger (through 2005) Mr. Michael Roberts Senior Chairman of the Board President and Chief Operating Officer W. W. Grainger, Inc. McDonald’s Corporation Mr. John D. Gray Mr. John W. Rowe Chairman Emeritus Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Hartmarx Corporation Exelon Corporation Mr. Richard A. Hoefs Mr. John Ryan Civic Leader Senior Vice President, Strategy and Counsel Hewitt Associates Mr. Arthur L. Kelly Council treasurer Leah Zell Wanger Ms. Lynn M. Martin Managing Partner with His Excellency Gerhard Consultant Mr. Daniel J. Schmidt KEL Enterprises L.P. Schröder, chancellor of the Federal President and Chief Executive Officer Republic of Germany Deloitte and Touche, LLP Window to the World Communications, Inc. Mrs. Patricia B. Koldyke Mr. David B. Mathis (through 2004) (secretary through 2003) Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Mr. Samuel C. Scott III Civic Leader Kemper Insurance Companies Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer Corn Products International, Inc. Mrs. Josephine B. Minow Mrs. Jane C. McLagan Civic Leader Mr. Alejandro Silva (through 2003) Chairman Mrs. Harle Montgomery Civic Leader Evans Food Products, Inc. Civic Leader
Mr. Andrew J. McKenna, Jr. Ms. Adele Simmons Mr. John M. Richman President Vice Chair and Senior Executive Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Schwarz Chicago Metropolis 2020 Kraft, Inc.
Mr. C. Steven McMillan Mr. Raymond I. Skilling Mr. John E. Rielly Chairman of the Board Senior Adviser President Emeritus Sara Lee Corporation Aon Corporation The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
Mr. Robert P. McNeill Mr. Fred G. Steingraber Mr. Alex R. Seith Executive Vice President Chairman Partner Stein Roe Investment Counsel, Inc. Board Advisors Wilson Frost & Alex Seith, Inc.
26 - Governance and Support - Board of Directors Mr. Richard L. Thomas Robert P. McNeill Retired Chairman John W. Rowe First Chicago NBD Corporation Fred G. Steingraber David J. Vitale Mr. William L. Weiss Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Leah Zell Wanger (chair) Ameritech Investment Committee Mr. Robert E. Wieczorowski Civic Leader Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) Mr. Robert B. Wilcox Lester Crown (ex-officio) Civic Leader Verne Istock Dan P. Kearney Robert P. McNeill (chair) Board Committees Leah Zell Wanger (As of June 30, 2005. Italicized names indicate non–board members) Nominating Committee
Executive Committee G. Allen Andreas Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) Mark A. Angelson Thomas A. Cole Henry S. Bienen Lester Crown (ex-officio) Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) William M. Daley Philip M. Condit John F. Manley Richard H. Cooper Andrew J. McKenna, Jr. Lester Crown (chair) Josephine B. Minow Clayton G. Deutsch Michael H. Moskow (chair) Douglas A. Doetsch Jeffrey C. Neal (vice chair) Verne G. Istock Margot Pritzker Lewis Manilow Samuel C. Scott III John F. Manley Alejandro Silva Robert P. McNeill Richard L. Thomas Michael H. Moskow Charles A. Tribbett III Jeffrey C. Neal Margot Pritzker Shirley Welsh Ryan Program Committee Samuel C. Scott III M. Cherif Bassiouni Alejandro Silva William J. Best Adele Simmons Henry S. Bienen (chair) Fred G. Steingraber Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) David Vitale Allert Brown-Gort Leah Zell Wanger Douglass W. Cassel, Jr. Sunil Chand External Relations Committee Lester Crown (ex-officio) José M. de Lasa William J. Best Douglas A. Doetsch Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) Jim Edgar Lester Crown (ex-officio) D. Cameron Findlay Deborah L. DeHaas Theodore Foss Denis J. Healy Michael M. Froy Council vice chair Michael H. Moskow (right) with New York Times foreign affairs columnist Thomas L. Friedman and the late Connie Moskow Lyric Hughes Hale Robin Hambleton Patricia B. Koldyke Verne G. Istock C. Steven McMillan Richard Joseph Robert P. McNeill Valentine Judge Josephine B. Minow Harry M. Jansen Kraemer, Jr. Clare Muñana Robert Langlois Shirley Welsh Ryan Lewis Manilow Adele Simmons Kathleen D. Morrison Fred G. Steingraber (chair) Michael H. Moskow Linda Wolf Clare Muñana Paul O’Connor Henry H. Perritt, Jr. Finance and Audit Committee Douglas A. Pertz Imad I. Qasim Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) Don M. Randel Lester Crown (ex-officio) Daniel J. Schmidt Douglas A. Doetsch Adele Simmons Carter W. Emerson John Sirek Scott Gordon William A. Spence David W. Johnson Andrew Wachtel Arthur L. Kelly Leah Zell Wanger John F. Manley Michael Werner
Governance and Support - Board of Directors - 27 Mr. Duane L. Burnham Bank One Corporation 2004–05 Support Mr. Carter W. Emerson Household International Mr. Michael M. Froy Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Mr. David W. Grainger Molex Incorporated New Challenges Fund Mr. David N. Kay Mrs. Patricia B. Koldyke $7,500 to $14,999 $100,000+ Mr. Frederick A. Krehbiel A.T. Kearney, Inc. The Crown Family Foundation Mr. Robert P. McNeill Baker & McKenzie Mr. Marcel J. Molins Baxter International, Inc. Mr. Michael H. Moskow $50,000 to $99,000 Booz, Allen Hamilton Ms. Clare Muñana Anonymous Chicago Mercantile Exchange Mr. William A. Osborn Corn Products International Mr. Douglas A. Pertz $25,000 to $49,999 Exelon Corporation Mr. Imad I. Qasim Henry Crown and Company Mr. G. Allen Andreas Mr. John M. Richman Mr. Richard H. Cooper Hyatt Corporation Mr. John W. Rowe Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Mr. Blair Hull Mr. Samuel C. Scott III Mr. Verne G. Istock McDonald’s Corporation Ms. Adele Simmons Merrill Lynch & Co. Mr. John W. Madigan Mr. Fred G. Steingraber Morgan Stanley & Co. Mrs. Margot Pritzker Mr. Richard L. Thomas Northern Trust Corporation Mrs. Shirley Welsh Ryan Ms. Linda S. Wolf Tribune Company Dr. Leah Zell Wanger $2,500 to $4,999 $5,000 to $7,499 Mr. Richard A. Behrenhausen A. Epstein & Sons International Mr. Thomas A. Cole Ace Hardware Mr. Scott Gordon BP America Inc. Mr. Arthur L. Kelly Brunswick Corporation Mr. David J. Vitale Caterpillar Chicago Board of Options Exchange $1,000 to $2,499 Chicago Board of Trade Dr. Henry S. Bienen Cooperfund Mr. Jim Edgar Deloitte & Touche LLP Mr. D. Cameron Findlay Egon Zehnder Mr. Cyrus F. Freidheim Evans Food Group Mr. John D. Gray Federal Express Mr. Richard A. Hoefs Gardner, Carton & Douglas Mr. Harry M. Jansen Kraemer Hewitt Associates Mr. Henry H. Perritt, Jr. JPMorgan Chase and Company Mr. Don M. Randel Jetro Chicago Mr. Alex R. Seith Kirkland & Ellis Mr. Geoffrey B. Shields KPMG, LLP Mr. Robert E. Wieczorowski McKinsey & Company Mr. Robert B. Wilcox Old Republic International Playboy Enterprises $500 to $999 Sidley Austin Brown & Wood Mr. Daniel J. Schmidt Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal United Airlines USG International Ltd. The Corporate Program W.W. Grainger, Inc. Membership 2004–05 Council board member and $10,000 to $24,999 Chairman’s Circle founding member (July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005) Up to $4,999 Richard H. Cooper and Lana Mr. Mark A. Angelson Arab-American Business and Professional Cooper (left) with His Excellency Mr. Philip M. Condit Corporate Leadership Council Viktor Yushchenko, president of The Honorable William M. Daley Association Ukraine, and Kateryna Yushchenko- Mr. James Dimon America’s Second Harvest Chumachenko $20,000 to $25,000 Mr. Douglas A. Doetsch Edelman Public Relations Worldwide Archer Daniels Midland Company Mr. David W. Johnson Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago The Boeing Company G. LeBlanc Corporation Mr. Lewis Manilow Ferrostaal Incorporated Graebel Van Lines Mr. Andrew J. McKenna, Jr. Innovene Hollister Incorporated Mr. C. Steven McMillan Kraft Foods International Truck and Engine Mrs. Josephine B. Minow The Mosaic Company Corporation Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal Motorola Corporation Leo Burnett International Mr. Alejandro Silva Sara Lee Corporation Merchandise Mart Properties Mr. Raymond I. Skilling SBC International MacLean-Fogg Company Mr. Charles A. Tribbett III Old World Industries, Inc. Mr. Michael E. Werner Corporate Members Prudential Capital Group Rosenthal Collins Group $5,000 to $9,999 $15,000 to $19,999 Scherer Schneider Paulick Mr. William J. Best Abbott Laboratories Tata Sons Limited Mr. Norman R. Bobins Alberto-Culver Company US Freightways Corporation Mr. John H. Bryan Aon Corporation William Blair & Company
28 - Governance and Support Individual Membership Mr. Arch W. Shaw Mr. Michael Dockterman and Mrs. Laura 0 4 – 0 5 S u p p o r t Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Spore DiGiantonio 2004–05 Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Doherty (July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005) Ms. Kimberly Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Donohue Mr. Sheldon Dorenfest Chairman’s Circle Leader ($1,000 to $2,499) Ms. Carol Doyle (Includes nonprofit, government and academic Ms. Wendy L. DuBoe leaders) Founding Members ($25,000) Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Duchossois Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Abboud Anonymous (2) Mr. Terrance A. Duffy Ms. Ellen S. Alberding Mr. G. Allen Andreas Dr. Judith A. Dwyer Professor Ronald Allen and Mrs. Julie Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Edelman Mr. Matthew Bucksbaum O’Donnell Allen Mr. Richard H. Cooper Mr. David M. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Almeida Mr. and Mrs. P. Zachary Egan Mr. James M. Denny Mr. Eduardo Alvarez Mr. Marvin Gottlieb Ms. Karen A. Egerer Mr. and Mrs. David B. Anderson Mr. Don Eldred Mr. Blair Hull Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Anderson Mr. Verne G. Istock Ms. Nancy J. Emrich Mr. Robert P. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Evans Mr. Kai Jiang Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Bailar Mr. Morris A. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone C. Fahner Mr. and Mrs. William H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fain Mr. John W. Madigan Mr. Robert L. Barnett and Ms. Marian Mr. Richard M. Morrow Mr. Kellogg Fairbank and Ms. Elizabeth Barell Winston Mrs. Margot Pritzker Ms. Grace C. Barry Mrs. Shirley Welsh Ryan Professor and Mrs. M. Cherif Bassiouni Dr. Leah Zell Wanger Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Batts Mr. William Wrigley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Baugher Ms. Aleen Z. Bayard and Dr. Brent President’s Circle Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Ted A. Beattie Steward ($10,000) Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Becky II Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Daly Ms. Kennette M. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stuart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bennett Mr. Samuel Zell Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block Mr. George W. Blossom III Fellow ($5,000 to $9,999) Ms. Joan Blutter Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bodeen Dr. and Mrs. Peter Barath Mr. Tom Bond and Ms. Karen Curtin Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Crawford, Jr. Mr. Jamil Bou-Saab Mrs. Ruth Dunbar Davee Professor John W. Boyer and Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gilmore, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Phil G. Groves Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Branstad Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hendrickson Mr. Frederick C. Broda Mr. David D. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bross, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Buntrock Mr. Alan Matthew Mr. Karl L. Buschmann Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J. Buya Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I. Segal Mr. Richard R. Callahan and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Spence Benedicte Wirtz Mr. John D. Callaway Partner ($2,500 to $4,999) Mr. John A. Challenger Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ballantine Mr. and Mrs. John S. Chapman Dr. Jonathan F. Fanton and Chairman’s Circle founding member Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Al R. Chircop Mrs. Cynthia Greenleaf-Fanton Kai Jiang (right) with His Excellency Mr. James W. Blake and Ms. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Chookaszian Helmut Kohl, former chancellor of Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell Morgan Ms. Renee Cipriano the Federal Republic of Germany Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Fazio, Jr. and 2005 Global Leadership Award Mr. John P. Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Clark, Sr. Mr. James F. Feldstein honoree Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. David K. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elden Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Collens Mr. and Mrs. Richard Firfer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Condren Mr. David W. Fox Mr. and Mrs. David R. Ganis The Honorable Suzanne B. Conlon Mr. and Mrs. Bud Frankel Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich M. Gross Mr. and Mrs. John R. Conrad Mr. Raymond A. Frick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst A. Haberli Mr. Richard V. L. Cooper and Ms. Diana Mr. John Furcon Mrs. Margaret Hart deMeuse Mr. Ed Futa Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Hummer Ms. Ertharin Cousin Mr. Leonard A. Gail and Ms. Robin M. Dr. Kamal N. Ibrahim and Dr. Lucy W. Mr. George W. Craven and Ms. Jane A. Steans Ibrahim Gallery Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Galvin Mr. Stephen A. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. James S. Crown Mr. and Mrs. John Erik Garr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kully Dr. Arthur I. Cyr Mr. and Mrs. Don Gianone Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mabie The Honorable Kenneth W. Dam and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Miller Mrs. Dam Mr. and Mrs. Roshan L. Goel Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Deli Mr. and Mrs. William C. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. O’Conner Ms. Jennifer A. DeLopst Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. O’Dea Mr. and Mrs. John E. Demmler Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gray Mr. Howard J. Romanek Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray
Governance and Support - 29 0 4 – 0 5 S u p p o r t Mr. Warren Grimsley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Legg Mr. John W. Rogers, Jr. Dr. Ogan Gurel and Ms. Inna Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Consider W. Ross Rozumenko Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lillard Dr. and Mrs. David Rothstein Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Haider Professor and Mrs. Charles Lipson Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ruder Mr. and Mrs. William K. Hall Mr. John Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Rydholm Mr. Eric Harkna and Ms. Tonise Paul Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lopatka Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Sabloff Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hartigan Ms. Colleen P. Loughlin Ms. Maureen Savaiano Mr. Lukas H. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lyman Mr. Rahul Sawhney Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Headington Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mabie Ms. Pamela Scholl Mr. and Mrs. Reuben L. Hedlund Ms. Mary S. MacLaren Mr. Alan Schriesheim and Ms. Kay Mr. and Mrs. Jason Heeney Ms. Linda C. Mack Torshen Ms. Christie Hefner and Mr. William A. Ms. Eileen R. Mackevich Mr. Stephen I. Schwartz and Ms. Lynn Marovitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Madigan Hornig Mr. Christopher K. Hehmeyer Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Sheila A. Reverend Timothy R. Scully Mr. Joel F. Henning and Ms. Rosemary Penrose Mr. and Mrs. Irving Seaman, Jr. Nadolsky Mr. Robert H. Malott Ms. Denise Selz Mrs. Mary P. Hines Dr. Sheldon H. Marcus Reverend Donald Senior Ms. Mellody Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mazany Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Shields Mr. Bruce T. Hoppel Ms. Mary McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. William N. Sick Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hotchkiss III Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. McCaskey Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sieben Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Houston Mr. and Mrs. James A. McClung Mr. John M. Sirek Mr. Joshua W. Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. McKeever, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snyder Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruce McLagan Ms. Lorraine G. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. William J. McNally Mr. Unmi Song Mr. David E. McNeel Mr. and Mrs. Arvind Soni Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. McNeill Mr. Jeffrey Spahn Mr. William A. McWhirter Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spyropoulos Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Harrison I. Steans Mrs. Suzanne S. Meyer Mr. David A. Steiger, Esq. Dr. Ronald Michael Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Miller Mr. Carl W. Stern and Ms. Holly D. Mr. Thomas H. Miner Hayes Ms. Darlene Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Adlai E. Stevenson III Mr. John R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Stewart Mr. Arman Moseni Mr. James H. Stone Ms. Lucia Mouat Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mulaney, Jr. Ms. Ellen Stone-Belic Mr. David Muruli Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sussman Mr. and Mrs. David E. Muschler Mr. Ayoub Talhami and Professor Ghada Mr. and Mrs. Madhavan K. Nayar Talhami Mr. and Mrs. Ross Neely Dr. Terra Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Craig Nelson Dr. Emil Totonchi Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Trienens Mrs. Carol “Mickey” Norton Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Noyes Ms. Diana Twyman Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Connor Mr. Uduak Udofia Mr. Gregory O’Leary Mr. Daniel C. Ustian Mr. and Mrs. John M. O’Meara Ms. Narveen Virdi Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Meara Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Wallace Council board members Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Huebner Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Olson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Weaver Manilow and Margot Pritzker with Mr. John G. Hurley and Ms. Linda the Honorable Barack Obama, Mr. and Mrs. Talat M. Othman Ms. Karen Weigert Wetzel Illinois state senator and U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Page Mr. and Mrs. David B. Weinberg Senate candidate (now U.S. senator, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Isserman D-IL) Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Palmore Ms. Lois Weisberg Mr. Helmut Jahn Dr. Erika O. Parker Mr. Wayne W. Whalen and Ms. Paula Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Jannotta Ms. Pamela Passis Wolff Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jentes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Paulick Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Wheelan Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. John Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Pond Mr. J. Randall White Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Johnson Ms. Anne R. Pramaggiore and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. White Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kallen Michael Harrington Mrs. and Mr. G. Marc Whitehead Mr. Jared Kaplan and Ms. Maridee Mr. and Mrs. John M. Prince Mr. and Mrs. H. Randolph Williams Quanbeck Dr. Mayari Pritzker and Mr. Robert A. Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Wilson Ms. Wendy Wiles Kase Pritzker Ms. Dori Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John P. Keller Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ranney, Jr. Ms. Jodie A. Winnett Mr. John P. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph S. Rasin Mr. Howard Winston Mr. and Mrs. Crane H. Kenney Ms. Sandra Reese and Mr. Russell R. Ms. Brooke Wiseman Mr. Peter Kinney and Ms. Lisa Sandquist Stepke Ms. Regina Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Knapp Mr. Robert S. Rivkin and Ms. Cindy S. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zalusky Mr. and Mrs. Loring W. Knoblauch Moelis Professor Marvin Zonis and Ms. Lucy L. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Lansing Mr. Richard H. Robb and Ms. Rebecca Salenger Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Laumann E. Crown
30 - Governance and Support India Roundtable Mr. Joseph G. Homsy Ms. Kimberly Dobbins 0 4 – 0 5 S u p p o r t (April through June 30, 2005) Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Isserman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Doherty Ms. Robin R. Jordan Ms. Juliette G. Duara Cochairs Ms. Doña L. Keating Ms. Andrea Dunaif Dr. Marshall M. Bouton Mr. Arnold W. Lau and Ms. Ruby A. Ms. Patricia Edbrooke Dr. Dipak Jain Bullen Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eisenberg Mr. Ashish Prasad Mr. and Mrs. David Mangel Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Ericksen Ms. Darlene Mooney Dr. Ali M. Fatemi and Mrs. Laura Fatemi $10,000+ Mr. Andrew K. Moschea and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feitler Globetrotters Engineering Corporation Christopher Hasbrook Mr. Steven C. Filipowski Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Mr. Steffen Mueller Ms. Mary G. Fitzpatrick Motorola, Inc. Mr. Jason Muelver Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Foreman New Vernon Capital Mr. and Mrs. Sadruddin Noorani Mr. and Mrs. Bud Frankel Mr. Alan Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Friese $1,500 to $9,999 Ms. Susan Purcell Mr. John Furcon Mr. Satish Nandapurkar and Ms. Marina Mr. Don Riskind and Ms. Linda Gardner Mr. and Mrs. James Glasser Nandapurkar Dr. Carl Robinson and Ms. Karen Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldstein Fujisawa Mr. Peter M. Gotsch and Ms. Jana L. $1,000 to $1,499 Mr. James R. Spiegel French Mr. Vivek Bhargava Ms. Linda Tarrson Mrs. Mary Louise Haddad and Mr. Mr. J. Bhattacharjee Mr. David Tiemeier Samuel Perry Mr. Roshan Goel and Mrs. Indra Goel Dr. Joseph E. Troiani and Mrs. Terrie L. Ms. Sheila Hanley Mr. Chandra Jha and Mrs. Hekmat Jha Badgett Mr. Chetan Joshi Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Wisner Mr. Amrit Mittal Dr. Amjad Zureikat and Ms. Julie Mr. Madhavan Nayar Hamann Ms. Prabha Parameswaran Mr. Thomas A. Zuro Mr. Sridhar Ramamoorti Mr. Rahul Sawhney Sponsors Mr. Sujit Sinha Mr. Arvind Soni and Mrs. Kavita Soni $250 to $499 Mr. Peter Tannenwald Mr. John J. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Athens $500 to $999 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Backs Mr. Rishi Agrawal Mr. John P. Balfe Mr. Dhruv Chawla Mr. Patrick R. Bartling Mr. S. Raja Krishnamoorthi Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Basler Mr. Amar Shah Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Baumgarten Mr. Sulaksh R. Shah Mr. and Mrs. James N. Bay, Jr. Ms. Ellen Bechthold $150 to $499 Mr. Thomas M. Begel Dr. Sweety Agrawal Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Birkmeyer Dr. Henry Betts Ms. Wendy Bloom and Mr. Art Kessler Dr. Sunil Chand Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Boccio Dr. Kathleen Morrison Ms. Christine Cantarino and Mr. Kevin Ms. Leena Nanda S. Borgard Dr. Ralph Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Brennan III Ms. Sally Noble Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Bruner Dr. Ashish Sen Mr. Thomas S. Buchar Mr. Md. Imtiaz Uddin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Buddig Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Hansen Chairman’s Circle founding member Ms. Mary A. Carpenter Dr. and Mrs. Jules Harris Marvin Gottlieb (right) with New Donors Mr. David A. Carpenter York Times foreign affairs columnist Ms. Jonni Hegenderfer Thomas L. Friedman Ms. Marlies A. Carruth Ms. Nancy Herring $500 to $999 Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carton Mr. Herbert M. Hinz Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ach Dr. and Dr. James L. Cavanaugh Mr. Michael Hoadley Dr. Anthony Michael Adamany Mr. Joseph D. Cavolick Ms. Joan R. Hoatson Mr. Jonathan Alter Mr. Mehmet Celebi Mr. Walter H. Holden Mr. David L. Applegate and Ms. Dorceen Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Holleran J. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Coleman Mr. and Ms. Charles Benton Dr. Charlene Conarty Dr. Denise Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Brennan III Ms. Dolores Connolly and Mr. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Jose Jacob Mr. Linton J. Childs Casey Mr. Matthew Johnson Ms. Lee Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Connor Mr. David B. Kahn Mr. and Mrs. William Dietz, Jr. Mr. James A. Corrigan Mr. Christopher T. Katris Dr. and Mrs. Lorenzo A. DiCarlo Mr. and Mrs. Dan V. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Keats Ms. Kimberly Dobbins Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Custer Mr. Ram V. Kelkar Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Fogel Ms. Susan J. Daley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Kesman Ms. Eleanore L. Fredrick Mr. Richard Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. King Mr. Robert W. Fulk Mr. and Mrs. Ellen L. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Steve Krupa Mrs. Mary E. Harland Mr. and Mrs. Scott Denman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis LaGory Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hogg Dr. and Mrs. H. Darrell Dick Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Lansing
Governance and Support - 31 0 4 – 0 5 S u p p o r t Ms. Lydia Lazar Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schade The Crown Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leahy Mr. Otto C. Schulz Lucent Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lems Mr. Theodore R. Scott and Ms. Ariel F. Lufthansa German Airlines Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi O’Hara Mr. Frederick A. Krehbiel, Molex Ms. Catherine A. Leyser Mr. Lemuel Seabrook III and Mrs. Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Lloyd Michele J. Hooper Mr. John Madigan, McCormick Tribune Mr. and Mrs. Calum I. MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Seeder Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I. Segal Mr. Robert D. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Sender Benefactors ($10,000) Ms. Mary McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sheehan Allstate Insurance Company Mr. Christopher McNeil Mr. Steven Sicher Mr. William Daley, Bank One/A Mr. Luis Mendoza Mr. and Mrs. Junie L. Sinson JPMorgan Chase Company Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Miller Mr. John W. Slocum and Mrs. Rachel N. ChevronTexaco Mr. and Ms. William B. Miller Weber Goldman, Sachs & Co. Mr. Derek Miller Dr. Patricia G. Spear Mr. Blair Hull, Hull Family Foundation Mr. Timothy Mohan Mr. Richard W. Sullivan Illinois Tool Works Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Mooney Mr. Fredric D. Tannenbaum The Joy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Morgan Ms. Linda Tarrson Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Mr. Andrew K. Moschea and Mr. Mrs. Robert Tice Mr. John W. Rowe, Exelon Corporation Christopher Hasbrook Mr. Michael F. Turansick Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP Ms. Helen M. Nelson Dr. Gloria J. Tysl Time Warner Mr. Thomas Nemchock Dr. and Mrs. Jan A. Veltrop William Blair & Company, LLC Mr. Michael Wiemer Mr. and Mrs. Tod Willson Sponsors ($5,000) Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Wisner Anonymous Professor Mark E. Wojcik AAR Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R. Wolff Baker & McKenzie LLP Mr. James R. Yankovic Capri Capital Advisors LLC Mr. Steve M. Zakic Corn Products International, Inc. Ms. Mary L. Zeltmann KPMG, LLP Ms. Jerry Zhang LaSalle Bank Mrs. Holly and Mr. John W. Madigan Mr. Andy McKenna, Jr., Schwarz Unrestricted Support Mrs. Josephine and Mr. Newton N. 2004–05 Minow (July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005) Motorola Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal General Support Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Shaw Mr. Alejandro Silva, Evans Food Group Ltd. $250,000 to $499,999 Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal LLP McCormick Tribune Foundation Mr. Fred G. Steingraber, Board Advisors Mr. Richard L. Thomas $100,000 to $249,999 W.W. Grainger, Inc. The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Annual Fund 2005 $10,000 to $24,999 Tawani Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David B. Anderson Ms. Margot Archambault and Michele Left to right: Chairman’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Newman $5,000 to $9,999 Archambault founding member William Wrigley, Ms. Kathryn E. Olson A.T. Kearney Ariel Capital Management Jr., and Council president Marshall Ms. Marie L. Aries M. Bouton with President’s Circle Mr. John S. Padoven Mrs. Sarah W. Armour members James S. Crown and Dr. Erika O. Parker Global Leadership Awards Dinner Thomas Pritzker at Millennium Park Mr. William C. Bartholomay Mr. Russell Pass during Shanghai mayor Han Zheng’s Sponors 2005 Professor and Mrs. M. Cherif Bassiouni visit to Chicago Mr. Constantine A. N. Peabody-Pandis Ms. Cheryl K. Beebe Mr. Brian R. Perryman Dinner Chair Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benton Ms. Alexandra Petropoulos Mr. William A. Osborn Mr. Harrington Bischof Ms. Judy C. Petty Mr. and Mrs. Vlado Bjelopetrovich Mr. Sanjiv Pillai Dinner Cochairs ($50,000) Mr. Eric A. Bloom Ms. Barbara Provus Northern Trust Corporation Dr. James E. Bowman Ms. Kathryn W. Rajecki Mrs. Shirley Welsh Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Abdon J. Bray Mr. Richard J. Rice and Mr. Patrick G. Ryan Mr. Edward A. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. John H. Roberts Mr. Gary P. Brinson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rosenberg Dinner Hosts ($25,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Buntrock Mr. Robert A. Rosholt and Ms. Sharon Mr. John F. and Mrs. Mary Manley Mrs. Estelle Burke A. Brunelle Ms. Susanne B. Bush Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Ruhman Vice Chairs ($25,000) Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Calvin Ms. Lydia Ryan Anonymous Mr. Paul R. Campagna Dr. and Mrs. Paul Saltzman Aon Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Campanini Ms. Meredith Reid Sarkees The Boeing Company Mr. Peter R. Carney
32 - Governance and Support Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carton Ms. Melinda Masterson $100,000 to $249,999 0 4 – 0 5 S u p p o r t Dr. and Dr. James L. Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McGough Mr. John F. Manley Mr. John J. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Meltzer Motorola, Inc. Ms. Shoma Chatterjee Ms. Susan Missner Ms. Francoise Chor Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Morgan $50,000 to $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Cole Mr. Richard Mork Aon Corporation Mr. Edward J. Cooper Mr. Paul Moroney A.T. Kearney, Inc. Mr. Dan Correnti Mr. Andrew K. Moschea and Mr. The Boeing Company Mr. Paul Cruikshank Christopher Hasbrook Dr. Scholl Foundation The Honorable Richard D. Cudahy and Mr. Thomas F. Murphy Project Finance Development Mrs. Cudahy Mr. and Ms. Ramesh Nair International Mr. Richard Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Nelson UAL Corporation Ms. Inge de la Camp Mr. Richard T. Newman Dr. Leah Zell Wanger Mr. Henry De Vogue Mr. and Mrs. Dariusz Niemyjski Mr. Kris Denton and Ms. Holly Mrs. Carol “Mickey” Norton $25,000 to $49,999 Marihugh Ms. Caroline L. O’Brien and Mr. Robert Chicago Community Trust Mr. and Mrs. William Dietz, Jr. E. O’Brien Farm Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Doherty Mr. F. Donal O’Brien Innovene Mr. Thomas E. Earle Dr. and Mrs. Nuru-Deen Olowopopo New Vernon Capital LLC Ms. Josephine F. Elting Mr. and Mrs. James O’Shea Mr. J. William Elwin and Ms. Regina K. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Palmer $10,000 to $24,999 McCabe Ms. Irma Parker Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feitler Mr. James P. Patti Archer Daniels Midland Company Mr. George A. Gerber Mr. Mark L. Patzloff Asia Society Mr. and Mrs. C. Gary Gerst Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Paulick Baker & McKenzie Miss Lenore Glanz Mr. Brian R. Perryman Cargill, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Goldberg Mrs. Beverly Persky Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings, Ms. Elizabeth S. Graettinger Mrs. Mary Jane Pollack Inc. Mr. Jack M. Greenberg Ms. Anne R. Pramaggiore and Mr. Mr. Philip M. Condit Mr. Steven Greenberg Michael Harrington The Honorable William M. Daley Mr. and Mrs. John K. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Prussian Mr. Michael Damore Mr. Rolf Gunnar Ms. Alice J. Pucin Electronic Data Systems Mr. and Mrs. Lester Guttman Mr. Erik B. Rasmussen Elfriede Dräger Memorial Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Habenicht, Jr. Mr. Richard A. Rehwaldt Mr. Phil G. Groves Dr. and Mrs. David S. Hacker Mrs. Max Ries Holtec International Ms. Marguerite D. Hark Mr. and Mrs. Theo Rigopoulos The Joyce Foundation Mr. Eric Harkna and Ms. Tonise Paul Mr. Don Riskind and Ms. Linda Gardner JPMorgan Chase and Company Mrs. Mary P. Hines Ms. Marge Robinson Lufthansa German Airlines Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hotchkiss III Ms. Penelope A. Robinson Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Sheila A. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Howick Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rosen Penrose Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Rosenthal MB Financial Bank Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Jaffee Mrs. Alyne Salstone Playboy Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dipak C. Jain Dr. and Mrs. Paul Saltzman Sara Lee Corporation Mr. John R. Jeffery and Ms. Claudia Mr. and Mrs. Manoj Kumar D. Sanghvi Selfreliance Ukrainian American Federal Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schade Credit Union Mr. Matthew Johnson Mr. and Mrs. F. Eugene Schmitt Mr. Alejandro Silva Mrs. Gail K. Jones Mr. and Mrs. John F. Schofield Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Mr. Thomas M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jeff A. Schroeder The University of Chicago Center for Mrs. Susan F. Kahn Ms. Jean E. Sheridan East Asian Studies Mrs. Rodi Karkazis Mr. John R. Siragusa W.W. Grainger, Inc. Mrs. Miriam Kelm Dr. Patricia G. Spear Mr. Michael E. Werner Mr. John P. Kennedy Mr. Robert I. Spiegel $5,000 to $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Arnis Kins Ms. Marjorie H. Stephan Ms. Mary Jo Knapik Dr. and Mrs. Louis W. Stern A. Epstein and Sons International, Inc. Dr. Javeed Akhter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Koerner Mr. Gene A. Stewart Chicago Board Options Exchange, Inc. Mr. Richard D. Kohn Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Swift Mr. Lewis Collens Ms. Borka Konte Ms. Kimberly Taylor Mr. Craig S. Donohue Mr. Gaston G. Krishman and Ms. Mrs. Robert Tice Mr. William A. Spence Graciela Villacis Dr. Joseph E. Troiani and Mrs. Terrie L. US-Indo Chamber of Commerce of the Mr. Walter T. Kuhlmey Badgett Midwest Mr. Albert J. Lacher Dr. and Mrs. Raghu R. Vollala Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Laumann Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Weaver $1,000 to $4,999 Mr. Richard A. Lenon Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Weiss Anheuser-Busch Mr. Joseph L. Lesniak Mr. David H. Woods Mr. William J. Best Mr. Ely Lionheart Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zalusky Evans Food Products Company, Inc. Ms. Susanne Lodgen Mr. Kai Jiang Ms. Demetria Lonis Program Support 2004–05 Mr. Henry H. Perritt, Jr. Mr. Benjamin I. Lumpkin (July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005) Mr. Ralph B. Mandell Ms. Vukosava V. Mandic $250,000+ Mr. E. Davison Massey McCormick Tribune Foundation
Governance and Support - 33 Mr. Marcel J. Molins Executive Members 2003–04 Support Mrs. Harle Montgomery Mr. William A. Osborn $7,500 to $14,999 New Challenges Fund Mr. Douglas A. Pertz A.T. Kearney, Inc. Mr. John M. Richman Baker & McKenzie $100,000+ Mr. Geoffrey B. Shields Baxter International, Inc. Anonymous Ms. Adele Simmons CNA Financial Mr. Raymond I. Skilling Chicago Mercantile Exchange $50,000 to $99,000 Mr. Fred G. Steingraber Corn Products International Mr. John W. Madigan Mr. Richard L. Thomas Exelon Corporation Mr. David J. Vitale Farley, Inc. $25,000 to $49,999 Henry Crown and Company Mr. G. Allen Andreas $2,500 to $4,999 Hyatt Corporation The Crown Family Foundation Mr. Richard A. Behrenhausen Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Mrs. Shirley Welsh Ryan Mr. José M. de Lasa McDonald’s Corporation Dr. Leah Zell Wanger Ms. Deborah DeHaas Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Mr. Scott Gordon Morgan Stanley Dean Witter $10,000 to $24,999 Mr. Arthur L. Kelly Northern Trust Corporation Mr. Philip M. Condit Ms. Clare Muñana PricewaterhouseCoopers The Honorable William M. Daley Mr. John W. Rowe Tawani Enterprises Mr. Clayton Deutsch Tribune Company Mr. Douglas A. Doetsch $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. Henry S. Bienen Corporate Members Gov. Jim Edgar Mr. Cyrus F. Freidheim $5,000 to $7,499 Mr. John D. Gray Ace Hardware Mr. Richard A. Hoefs Booz Allen & Hamilton, Inc. Mr. Harry M. Jansen Kraemer BP America Inc. Mr. Michael H. Moskow Brunswick Corporation Mr. Don M. Randel Caterpillar Mr. Samuel C. Scott III Chicago Board of Options Exchange Mr. Alex R. Seith Chicago Board of Trade Mr. William L. Weiss Cooperfund Mr. Robert E. Wieczorowski DDB Worldwide Mr. Robert B. Wilcox Communications Group, Inc. Deere & Company $500 Deloitte & Touche LLP Mr. Daniel J. Schmidt Egon Zehnder Evans Food Group FMC Technologies The Mid-America Federal Express Committee* Corporate Gardner, Carton & Douglas Hale Advisors Membership 2003–04 Hewitt Associates (July 1, 2003 through June 30, 2004) JPMorgan Chase and Company *Name was changed to The Corporate Program in 2004 Jetro Chicago Jordan Industries Corporate Leadership Council KPMG LLP Kemper Insurance Companies Lehman Brothers Holding, Inc. Council secretary Jeffrey C. Neal Mr. Verne G. Istock $20,000 to $25,000 Old Republic International (right) with President’s Circle Mr. David W. Johnson members Christie Hefner and Abbott Laboratories OSI Industries Mr. Lewis Manilow William A. Marovitz Archer Daniels Midland Company Playboy Enterprises Mr. C. Steven McMillan The Boeing Company Sears, Roebuck and Co. Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal Ferrostaal Incorporated Sidley Austin Brown & Wood Mrs. Margot Pritzker IMC Global Inc. Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal Mr. Alejandro Silva Motorola Corporation Turtle Wax, Inc. Sara Lee Corporation United Airlines $5,000 to $9,999 SBC International, Inc. USG International Ltd. Mr. William J. Best W.W. Grainger, Inc. Mr. John H. Bryan Chairman’s Circle Members Mr. Duane L. Burnham Associate Members Mr. Thomas A. Cole $15,000 to $19,999 Mr. Carter W. Emerson Alberto-Culver Company $2,000 to $4,999 Mr. Michael M. Froy Aon Corporation Arab-American Business and Professional Mr. David W. Grainger Bank One Corporation Association Mrs. Patricia B. Koldyke Household International America’s Second Harvest Mr. Fredrick A. Krehbiel Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Carr Futures, Inc. Mr. Robert P. McNeill McKinsey & Company, Inc. Deloitte Consulting Mrs. Josephine B. Minow Molex Incorporated DST Catalyst
34 - Governance and Support Edelman Public Relations Worldwide Leader ($1,000 to $2,499) Mr. and Mrs. William J. McNally 0 3 – 0 4 S u p p o r t Ernst & Young (Includes nonprofit, government and academic Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Melcher Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago leaders) Ms. Mary J. Mendelowitz Fifth Third Bank Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Abboud Mr. and Mrs. Christopher N. Merrill G. LeBlanc Corporation Dr. Javeed Akhter and Dr. Naheed Akhter Mrs. Suzanne S. Meyer Mr. Eduardo Alvarez GATX Corporation Dr. Ronald Michael Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Anderson Graebel Van Lines Mr. Arman Moseni Mr. Robert P. Arthur Harley-Davidson Financial Mr. and Mrs. Ted Naganawa Mr. and Mrs. William H. Baker Mr. Madhavan K. Nayar Hollister Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ballantine Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Nelson Infosys Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Batts Mrs. Carol “Mickey” Norton Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Baugher Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Olson, Jr. Leo Burnett International Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block Mr. and Mrs. John M. O’Meara Longview Solutions Mr. Tom Bond and Ms. Karen Curtin Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill MacLean-Fogg Company Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Buntrock Mr. and Mrs. Talat M. Othman Navistar International Mr. Richard R. Callahan and Ms. Dr. Erika Parker Prudential Capital Group Benedicte Wirtz Mr. Willard M. Payne III Sargent & Lundy LLC Mr. John D. Callaway Ms. Lisa Pollina Scherer Schneider Paulick Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Chookaszian Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Pond Stone Management Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Clark, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ranney, Jr. Tenneco Automotive The Honorable Kenneth W. Dam and Ms. Joanna M. Riopelle and Mr. Peter US Freightways Corporation Mrs. Dam Walton Mr. and Mrs. John E. Demmler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew V. Dungey Individual Membership Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Edelman 2003–04 Mr. and Mrs. P. Zachary Egan (July 1, 2003 through June 30, 2004) Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell Mr. and Mrs. D. Cameron Findlay President’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. William C. Florian Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Flynn Ms. Susan M. Forney Steward ($10,000+) Mr. Raymond A. Frick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan P. Kearney Mr. Leonard A. Gail and Ms. Robin M. Steans Fellow ($5,000 to $9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Galvin Dr. and Mrs. Peter Barath Mr. and Mrs. John Erik Garr Mr. and Mrs. James M. Denny Mr. George H. Gilmore, Jr. Mrs. Ruth Dunbar Davee Mr. and Mrs. Roshan Goel Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. William C. Golden Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hendrickson Mr. Albert I. Goodman Mr. Alan Matthew Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gordon Mr. and Mrs. John F. Vail Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Mr. Richard M. Morrow Mr. Warren Grimsley Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich M. Gross Partner ($2,500 to $4,999) Mr. Cameel Halim Dr. Magdy K. Awad Mr. Stephen C. Hansen Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach Mr. Eric Harkna and Ms. Tonise Paul Mr. James W. Blake and Ms. Kelly Mr. Christopher K. Hehmeyer Morgan Mr. Malcolm Hicks and Ms. Melissa Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Bobins Fabio Mr. Richard H. Robb and Ms. Rebecca Council board member and 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Crawford, Jr. Mrs. Mary Hines E. Crown Global Leaders Awards Dinner chair Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Ivy William A. Osborn (center) and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Daly Mr. Mark A. Roche Cathy Osborn (left) with Richard L. Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jentes Mr. and Mrs. Consider W. Ross Thomas (right), honorary life director Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Chandra Jha Dr. and Mrs. David Rothstein of the Council and 2005 Global Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Johnson III Leadership Award honoree Mr. and Mrs. David R. Ganis Mr. John M. Ryan Mr. Thomas M. Jones Mr. Joseph B. Glossberg and Ms. Ms. Denise Selz Mr. Stephen A. Kaplan Madeline Condit Mr. Arch Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kully Mrs. Margaret Hart Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kern Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Shields Dr. Kamal N. Ibrahim and Dr. Lucy W. Mr. Shahid Khan Mr. and Mrs. Arvind Soni Ibrahim Mr. and Mrs. R. Ray Kljajic Mr. James H. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Kobak Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H. Stone Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mabie Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Legg Ms. Ellen Stone-Belic Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stuart, Jr. Mr. Christopher R. O’Dea and Ms. Lisa Mr. Richard A. Lenon Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Trienens I. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lillard Mr. Tom Vabakos Mr. Howard J. Romanek Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lopatka Mr. Wayne W. Whalen and Ms. Paula Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I. Segal Mr. Richard Lowes Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Spore Mr. and Mrs. James A. McClung Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Wheelan Ms. Kimberly Taylor Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruce McLagan Mrs. and Mr. G. Marc Whitehead
Governance and Support - 35 0 3 – 0 4 S u p p o r t Mr. Howard Winston Sponsors Dr. Jules Harris Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zalusky Mr. Ravindra Harsoor $250 to $499 Mr. Jonni Hegenderfer Donors Mr. James D. Adducci Mr. David D. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Warren Allabastro Mr. Herbert M. Hinz Mr. Michael Hoadley $500 to $999 Mr. John L. Ambrogi Ms. Joan R. Hoatson Dr. Anthony Michael Adamany Mr. John J. Armstrong Mr. Marvin D. Hoff Mr. Jonathan Alter Mr. John P. Balfe Mr. Walter H. Holden Mr. Charles Benton Mr. Patrick R. Bartling Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Holleran Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Brennan III Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Basler Ms. Lee Copeland Ms. Ellen Bechthold Mr. Paul M. Horvat Mr. William J. Davis Mr. Thomas M. Begel Dr. Denise Hunter Mr. William Dietz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berghoef Mr. Daniel W. Hynes Ms. Kimberly Dobbins Ms. Wendy Bloom and Mr. Art Kessler Ms. Valerie B. Jarrett Ms. Deanna Elias Close Mr. George W. Blossom III Ms. Polly Jensen Ms. Eleanore L. Fredrick Mr. Kevin S. Borgard and Ms. Christine Mr. Matthew Johnson Ms. Julie Hamann Cantarino Mr. David B. Kahn Mrs. Mary E. Harland Ms. Judy Boyer Mr. Alexander S. Karlan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hogg Mr. Paul A. Branstad Mr. Christopher T. Katris Mr. Joseph G. Homsy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Bruner Mr. Ram V. Kelkar The Honorable Robert S. Ingersoll Mr. Thomas S. Buchar Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Kesman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Buddig Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. King Mr. James L. Cahn Mr. and Mrs. Steve Krupa Mr. David A. Carpenter Mr. Robert Kukulka Ms. M. A. Carpenter Dr. and Mrs. Vinay Kumar Ms. Marlies Carruth Mr. and Mrs. Dennis LaGory Mr. Daniel Casey and Ms. Dolores Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Lansing Connolly Ms. Lydia Lazar Dr. James L. Cavanaugh and Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leahy Stephanie Cavanaugh Dr. Zafra Lerman Mr. Mehmet Celebi Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi Dr. Sabbir A. Chowdhry Ms. Catherine A. Leyser Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clinton Mrs. Marion Lloyd Mr. Patrick J. Coleman Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Cooney Mr. Gordon P. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Marsh Ms. Clorinda Consola Mr. Robert Marshall Mr. James A. Corrigan Mr. Vincent J. Masterson Mr. John Creasy and Mrs. Brenda Ms. Mary McCarthy Boultwood Mr. Christopher McNeil Mr. and Mrs. Dan V. Crowe Mr. Luis Mendoza Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Custer Ms. Dawn H. Miller Ms. Susan J. Daley Mr. Derek Miller Mr. Richard Dallas Mrs. Joan C. Miller Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Miller Ms. Juliette Duara Mr. and Mrs. Kamendra N. Mishra Ms. Andrea Dunaif Mr. Timothy Mohan Mr. Donald L. Duster Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mooney Ms. Patricia Edbrooke Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Morgan Mr. Samuel Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. David Mulligan President’s Circle member Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Isserman Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Ericksen Ms. Helen M. Nelson Bennett (right) with former U.S. Ms. Robin R. Jordan Dr. Ali M. Fatemi Mr. Thomas Nemchock secretary of state Madeleine Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feitler Mrs. Nancy B. Newman Albright and Council vice president Ms. Doña L. Keating for program Ambassador J.D. Ms. Maria Kosinski Mr. Steven C. Filipowski Mr. and Mrs. Justin T. Nolan Bindenagel Mr. Arnold W. Lau Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Foreman Ms. Kathryn E. Olson Ms. Kate Levi Mr. and Mrs. Bud Frankel Mr. John S. Padoven Ms. Darlene Mooney Ms. Jana L. French and Mr. Peter M. Mr. Russell Pass Mr. Andrew K. Moschea Gotsch Mr. Alexander Peabody-Zombanakis Mr. Steffen Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Friese Mr. Brian R. Perryman Mr. Jason Muelver Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrew Fritz IV Mr. Allen Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Sadruddin Noorani Mr. and Mrs. John Furcon Ms. Alexandra Petropoulos Ms. Christine M.J. Oliver Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Geall Ms. Judy C. Petty Mr. Alan Ortiz Ms. Geraldine Gedroic Mr. Sanjiv Pillai Ms. Susan Purcell Mr. Gilbert M. Gilman Ms. Barbara Provus Mr. and Mrs. F. Eugene Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. James Glasser Dr. Ankur Purohit Mr. James R. Spiegel Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldstein Mr. Richard J. Rice Mrs. Sally Stegeman DiCarlo Mrs. Mary Louise Haddad and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Roberts Ms. Linda Tarrson Samuel Perry Dr. Mark A. Rogers Mr. David Tiemeier Dr. Donald H. Haider Dr. Beth Rom-Rymer Dr. Joseph Troiani and Ms. Terrie Badgett Ms. Sheila Hanley Mr. Michael Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Wisner Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Hansen Mr. Robert A. Rosholt Dr. Amjad Zureikat Ms. Marguerite D. Hark Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Ruhman
36 - Governance and Support Ms. Meredith Reid Sarkees The Crown Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Campanini 0 3 – 0 4 S u p p o r t Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Schmidt Mr. Blair Hull, Hull Family Foundation Mrs. Ann S. Carton Mr. Otto C. Schulz IMC Global Inc. Mr. Linton J. Childs Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Seabrook III Mr. Andrew J. McKenna, Jr., Schwarz The Honorable Kyu-ho Choo Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Sender Merrill Lynch Ms. Francoise Chor Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sheehan Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal and Ms. Susan J. Mr. Gordon P. Connor Mr. Steven Sicher Cellmer Ms. Clorinda Consola Mr. and Mrs. Junie L. Sinson Mr. John W. Rowe, Exelon Corporation Ms. Agnes D. Cooper Mr. John M. Sirek Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stuart, Jr. Mr. Gary P. Coughlan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smykal The Honorable Richard D. Cudahy and Dr. Patricia G. Spear Sponsors ($5,000) Mrs. Cudahy Mr. Richard W. Sullivan Abbott Laboratories The Honorable Kenneth W. Dam and Mr. Samme Thompson Bank One Corporation Mrs. Dam Mr. Robert D. Tice Cooper Family Foundation The Honorable Robert J. H. de Leeuw Mr. Michael Turansick Corn Products International, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry De Vogue Mr. Edward Turkington The Honorable William M. Daley, SBC Dr. Anita P. Deshmukh Dr. Gloria J. Tysl Communications Inc. Mr. James H. DeVries and Mrs. Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. W. Brent White Ernst & Young N. DeVries Mr. Michael Wiemer Gardner, Carton & Douglas Ms. Donna Dykyj Mr. and Mrs. Tod Willson Illinois Tool Works Mr. and Mrs. Bill Edmundson Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R. Wolff Mr. Edgar D. Jannotta Ms. Kristin C. Finlay Mr. James R. Yankovic Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Kelly Mr. Robert H. Frick Mr. Steve M. Zakic Kirkland & Ellis LLP Ms. Mary L. Zeltmann Mr. Lester B. Knight, RoundTable Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zentner Healthcare Partners Ms. Jerry Zhang and Mr. Weili Fan Mr. John H. Krehbiel, Jr. Mr. Thomas A. Zuro Kraft Foods Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Sheila A. Penrose Unrestricted Support Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP 2003–04 Mrs. Josephine and Mr. Newton N. Minow General Support Mrs. Harle G. Montgomery Morgan Stanley Motorola $1,000,000+ Ms. Clare Muñana and Mr. John The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur McCartney Foundation Northern Trust Corporation Qwest Communications International $250,000 to $499,999 Inc. McCormick Tribune Foundation Russell Reynolds Associates Sears, Roebuck and Co. $25,000 to $49,999 Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP Hull Family Foundation Mr. Alejandro Silva, Evans Food Group Ltd. $10,000 to $24,999 Mr. Fred G. and Mrs. Vroni Steingraber Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Sheila A. Mr. Robert O. Swanson Penrose Dr. Leah Zell Wanger $1,000 to $4,999 Mr. Paul C. Gearen Stein Roe Investment Counsel LLC Annual Fund 2004 Council board member Andrew Mr. Norton Ginsburg J. McKenna, Jr. (left) with the Honorable Condoleezza Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adler Miss Lenore Glanz assistant to the president for Global Leadership Awards Dinner The Honorable Giedrius Apuokas Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Goldberg national security affairs (now U.S. Sponors 2004 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Baker Mr. Jeremy Grant secretary of state), and Andrew J. McKenna, Sr. Mr. E. M. Bakwin Mr. John K. Greene Dinner Chairs Mr. William C. Bartholomay Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greene Mr. Patrick G. and Mrs. Shirley Welsh Professor M. Cherif Bassiouni Ms. Rebecca Habenicht Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Baumgarten Dr. Donald H. Haider Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Bazelon Mr. Roy R. Hodgeman Dinner Hosts ($25,000+) Mr. Andrzej Bazula Mr. John Hogan and Mrs. Virginia Mr. John F. and Mrs. Mary Manley Ms. Ellen Bechthold Hogan Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bodeen Mr. and Mrs. John A. Holabird, Jr. Vice Chairs ($25,000) Mr. Harvey Borisof and Ms. Lyn Borisof Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Holleb Aon Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Borst Mr. Raymond C. Howick and Mrs. The Boeing Company Mr. and Mrs. Abdon J. Bray Lourie W. Howick McCormick Tribune Foundation Mr. Baird Brown The Honorable Robert S. Ingersoll Sara Lee Corporation Mrs. Estelle Burke Mr. Richard M. Jaffee Tribune Company Mr. Harry R. Burke Mr. Joseph J. Jany Mr. and Mrs. Deland J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. William Kahn Benefactors ($10,000) Mr. Robert Calvin Dr. and Mrs. John N. Kapoor AT&T Wireless Mr. Paul R. Campagna Mr. and Mrs. John A. Karoly
Governance and Support - 37 0 3 – 0 4 S u p p o r t Ms. Doris Jean L. Keller Mr. J. Jordan Shields Mr. Newton N. Minow Mr. Alan T. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Junie L. Sinson Pfizer Inc. Ms. Mary Jo Knapik Ms. Toni S. Smith Mr. William A. Spence Mr. Choon-Taek Kwon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Snyder Mr. Craig W. Larimer Mr. Donald M. Stewart $1,000 to $4,999 Mr. Robert S. Levin Mr. Robert O. Swanson and Ms. Cynthia Mr. A. Robert Abboud Mr. and Mrs. David D. Lindsey Shevlin Mr. Magdy K. Awad Mr. Lam Litthilao Ms. Anne C. Toulouse Mrs. Marjorie Craig Benton Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Lucchesi Mr. Dieter von Oppen The Female Health Company Ms. Sara E. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Weiss Mr. Cameel Halim Ms. Mary S. MacLaren Ms. Mary A. Welsh Mr. Kamal N. Ibrahim Mr. Joseph C. Madden Mr. Steven B. Wheeler Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Sheila A. Mr. E. Davison Massey Mr. and Mrs. Quincy White Penrose Mr. and Mrs. William W. Maxey Wildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon Mr. Sadruddin Noorani Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Mayer, Jr. Mr. Arnold R. Wolff and Mrs. Ann S. Mr. Talat M. Othman Dr. Keith E. McKee Wolff Dr. Leah Zell Wanger Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Wood Ms. Anita Yu Mr. and Mrs. Lothar H. Molton Dr. Valery Yakubovich Mr. J. Clifford Moos Mr. and Mrs. Willard I. Zangwill Mr. Harry S. Morgan and Mrs. Rachel Mr. Samuel Zell R. Morgan Professor Marvin Zonis Morgan Stanley Program Support 2003–04
$100,000 to $249,999 The Boeing Company Motorola, Inc.
$50,000 to $99,999 Arie and Ida Crown Memorial Goldman, Sachs & Co. JPMorgan Chase and Company Mr. John F. Manley
$25,000 to $49,999 Abbott Laboratories Archer Daniels Midland Company A.T. Kearney, Inc. The Korea Foundation McDonald’s Corporation
$10,000 to $24,999 Aon Corporation Baker & McKenzie Citigroup Corn Products International Exelon Corporation Mrs. Margaret S. Hart Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Council board member Alejandro Ms. Lucia Mouat Mrs. Margot L. Pritzker Silva and Amelia Silva Mr. Thomas F. Murphy Mr. John W. Rowe Mr. David E. Muschler Mr. Alejandro Silva Mr. Leo Nelson United Nations Foundation The University of Chicago Center for Ms. Caroline L. O’Brien East Asian Studies Mr. F. Donal O’Brien Mr. Theodore A. Olson $5,000 to $9,999 Mrs. Jane H. Overton American International Group, Inc. Mr. James J. Pelts Mr. Marshall Bennett Mr. and Mrs. John V. Penrod Caterpillar Inc. PepsiCo Foundation Chicago Board of Trade Mr. Bruce Pikas Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Price Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ranney, Jr. The Crown Family Foundation Mr. Howard J. Romanek Mr. James M. Denny Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rosen Mr. Blair Hull Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schade IW Group Mr. Peter L. Schaefer Mr. Edgar Jannotta Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Schmidt Mr. Lewis Manilow Mr. Jeff A. Schroeder Mr. Andrew McKenna Mr. and Mrs. John M. Searles, Sr. Metropolitan Life Insurance
38 - Governance and Support $500 Egon Zehnder 2002–03 Support Mr. Don A. Turner Evans Food Group FMC Technologies Gardner, Carton & Douglas $250 New Challenges Fund Grasso Law, P.C. Mr. Daniel J. Schmidt JPMorgan Chase and Company $100,000+ Jetro Chicago Anonymous The Mid-America Kemper Insurance Companies Kirkland & Ellis LLP $50,000 to $99,000 Committee* Corporate Lehman Brothers Holding Inc. Mr. John W. Madigan Membership 2002–03 MacLean-Fogg Company Old Republic International $25,000 to $49,999 (July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2003) *Name was changed to The Corporate Program OSI Industries The Crown Family Foundation in 2004 Sears, Roebuck and Co. Mrs. Shirley Welsh Ryan Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP Corporate Leadership Council Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP $10,000 to $24,999 Turtle Wax, Inc. Mr. James R. Cantalupo $20,000 to $25,000 USG International Ltd. Mr. Philip M. Condit Abbott Laboratories W.W. Grainger Inc. Mr. Verne G. Istock Archer Daniels Midland Company Mr. C. Steven McMillan The Boeing Company Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal Ferrostaal Incorporated Dr. Leah Zell Wanger IMC Global Inc. Motorola Corporation $5,000 to $9,999 Sara Lee Corporation Mr. Warren L. Batts SBC International Inc. Mr. William J. Best Mr. John H. Bryan Chairman’s Circle Members Mr. Duane L. Burnham Mr. Thomas A. Cole $15,000 to $19,999 The Honorable William M. Daley Alberto-Culver Company Mr. Douglas A. Doetsch Aon Corporation Mr. Carter W. Emerson Bank One Corporation Mr. David W. Grainger Household International Mr. Arthur L. Kelly Illinois Tool Works, Inc Mrs. Patricia Koldyke McDonald’s Corporation Mr. Fredrick A. Krehbiel McKinsey & Company, Inc. Mr. Robert P. McNeill Molex Incorporated Mrs. Josephine B. Minow Mr. Marcel J. Molins Mr. William A. Osborn Executive Members Ms. Adele Simmons Mr. Raymond I. Skilling $7,500 to $14,999 Mr. Fred G. Steingraber A.T. Kearney, Inc. Mr. Richard L. Thomas Baker & McKenzie Mr. David J. Vitale Baxter International, Inc. Chicago Mercantile Exchange $2,500 to $4,999 CNA Financial Mr. Richard W. Ashley Corn Products International, Inc. Exelon Corporation Mr. Richard A. Behrenhausen Associate Members Council board member William Mr. José M. de Lasa Henry Crown and Company M. Daley (left) with Judy Istock Hyatt Corporation and Verne G. Istock, Council board Mr. Scott Gordon $2,000 to $4,999 Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP member and Chairman’s Circle Mr. David B. Mathis America’s Second Harvest founding member Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Mrs. Jane C. McLagan Carr Futures, Inc. Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Mr. John M. Richman Chicago Federation of Labor Northern Trust Corporation Mr. John W. Rowe DST Catalyst Mr. Geoffrey B. Shields PricewaterhouseCoopers Edelman Public Relations Worldwide Tawani Enterprises Ernst & Young LLP $1,000 to $2,499 Tribune Company Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Dr. Henry S. Bienen Fifth Third Bank Mr. Jim Edgar Corporate Members G. LeBlanc Corporation Mr. Cyrus F. Freidheim Graebel Van Lines Mr. John D. Gray $5,000 to $7,499 Harley-Davidson Financial Mr. Richard A. Hoefs Booz Allen & Hamilton, Inc. Hollister Incorporated Mr. Michael H. Moskow BP America Inc. Industrial Bank of Japan, Ltd. Ms. Mary O’Brien Pearlman Caterpillar Infosys Mr. Don M. Randel Cooperfund Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue Mr. Alex R. Seith DDB Worldwide Communications Leo Burnett International Mr. William L. Weiss Group, Inc. Longview Solutions Mr. Robert E. Wieczorowski Deere & Company MB Financial Inc. Mr. Robert B. Wilcox Deloitte & Touche Navistar International
Governance and Support - 39 0 2 – 0 3 S u p p o r t Newark InOne Mr. Howard J. Romanek Mr. and Mrs. Niranjan J. Shah Provena St. Joseph’s Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Spore Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Shaw Prudential Capital Group Mr. and Mrs. John F. Vail Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stuart, Jr. Sargent & Lundy LLC Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. White Ms. Sara L. Szold Scherer Schneider Paulick Ms. Kimberly Taylor Stein Roe Investment Counsel, LLC Leader ($1,000 to $2,499) Mr. Andreas Waldburg-Wolfegg Stone Management Corp. (Includes nonprofit, government and academic Mr. Wayne W. Whalen and Ms. Paula Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. leaders) Wolff Tenneco Automotive Anonymous Tokyo Mitsubishi Futures Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Abboud Donors Wildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Anderson Mr. Robert P. Arthur $500 to $999 Individual Membership Dr. Magdy K. Awad Mr. Francis Beidler III Mr. and Mrs. William H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benton 2002–03 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ballantine Dr. and Mrs. Henry S. Bienen (July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2003) Dr. and Mrs. Peter Barath Mr. Robert N. Burt Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Baugher Dr. David Clardy and Mrs. Irene Clardy President’s Circle Colonel and Mrs. Stephen S. Beitler Mr. Sam Clinton Mr. Rick Callahan Mr. and Mrs. William T. Darnton Steward ($10,000+) Mr. John D. Callaway Mr. William J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Werner Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Clark, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dezelan Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Crawford, Jr. Mr. Marshall Eisenberg Mr. John P. Dailey Ms. Deanna Elias Close The Honorable Kenneth W. Dam and Mr. Nelson D. Cornelius Mrs. Dam Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin Mr. and Mrs. James M. Denny Mr. Steve Gates Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. David P. Hackett Mr. Andrew V. Dungey Ms. Marguerite D. Hark Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell Mrs. Mary E. Harland Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Flynn The Honorable Robert S. Ingersoll Mr. Raymond A. Frick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Isserman Mr. Robert W. Galvin Ms. Robin R. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. David R. Ganis Ms. Doña L. Keating Mr. John Erik Garr Ms. Maria Kosinski Mr. George H. Gilmore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Lansing Mr. Joseph B. Glossberg and Ms. Mr. Richard A. Lenon Madeline Condit Ms. Kate Levi Mr. and Mrs. William C. Golden Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lopatka Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gordon Mr. William J. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich M. Gross Mr. Arman Moseni Mr. and Mrs. William K. Hall Ms. Peggy A. Nelson Mr. Stephen C. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Sadruddin Noorani Mr. Eric Harkna and Ms. Tonise Paul Mr. Christine M.J. Oliver Mr. Jason Heeney Mr. David Paul Mrs. Mary Hines Mr. Henry H. Perritt, Jr. and Mr. Blair Hull Mr. Mitchell Bergmann Dr. Kamal N. Ibrahim and Dr. Lucy W. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Phelan Ibrahim Mr. David J. Rosso Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jentes Mr. and Mrs. F. Eugene Schmitt Mr. David W. Johnson and Ms. Terri A. Dr. James L. Schroeder President’s Circle member A. Robert Fellow ($5,000 to $9,999) Abboud (center) and Richard C. Brady Mr. Brett Smith Longworth, executive director of Mrs. Ruth Dunbar Davee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Jones Ms. Lorraine G. Snyder the Council’s Global Chicago Center Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kearney Mr. Shahid Khan Mr. James R. Spiegel (left), with Nail Al-Jubeir, director Mr. Alan Matthew of the Information Office at the Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Legg Ms. Kimberly Srevo Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Silva Ms. Gloria Lehr Mr. and Mrs. W. Clement Stone Mr. and Mrs. William Spence Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lillard Dr. Joseph Troiani and Ms. Terrie Badgett Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Sheila A. Mr. H. Randolph Williams Partner ($2,500 to $4,999) Penrose Mr. Arthur Winter Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach Ms. Mary J. Mendelowitz Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Bobins Mrs. Charles A. Meyer Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Mojden Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Diamond Mr. Ted Naganawa $250 to $499 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Ellis Mr. Madhavan K. Nayar Mr. James D. Adducci Ms. Susan M. Forney Mr. and Mrs. Talat M. Othman Mr. and Mrs. Warren Allabastro Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gottlieb Mr. Willard Payne III Ms. Donna Altimari-Adler and Mr. Mrs. Margaret Hart Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pond Anthony Adler Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Kaplan Ms. Joanna M. Riopelle and Mr. Peter Mr. John L. Ambrogi Mr. Christopher G. Kennedy Walton Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle E. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Kobak Dr. and Mrs. Ricardo T. Rosenkranz Mr. Nolan H. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McKenna, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Christoph Schmidinger Mr. John Balfe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Miller Ms. Denise Selz Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Basler
40 - Governance and Support Ms. Ellen Bechthold Mr. Herbert M. Hinz Ms. Carole Nolan and Ms. Jane Smith 0 2 – 0 3 S u p p o r t Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berghoef Mr. Marvin D. Hoff Mr. and Mrs. Justin T. Nolan Ms. Wendy Bloom and Mr. Art Kessler Mr. Walter H. Holden Mrs. Carol Norton Mr. George W. Blossom III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Holleran Mr. and Mrs. John M. O’Meara Ms. Judy Boyer Mrs. Edith H. Holm Gaudio Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Brick Mr. Arthur Holzheimer Mr. Russell Pass Mr. J. David Brock Mr. Paul M. Horvat Dr. Aldo F. Pedroso Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Brunner Dr. Denise Hunter Mr. Brian R. Perryman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Buddig Mr. Daniel W. Hynes Dr. Ankur Purohit Mr. Dean L. Buntrock Ms. Valerie B. Jarrett Mr. Richard J. Rice Mr. and Mrs. John R. Burgess Ms. Polly Jensen Mr. and Mrs. John H. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burnette, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Johnson, Jr. Dr. Mark A. Rogers Mr. Joseph Caauwe Mr. David B. Kahn Mr. John C. Romans Mr. James L. Cahn Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kalman Dr. Beth Rom-Rymer Ms. Janie L. Campbell Mr. Alexander S. Karlan Mr. Michael F. Rosenblum Ms. M. A. Carpenter Mr. Christopher T. Katris Mr. Robert A. Rosholt Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carton Mr. Richard Katz Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Ruhman Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Chaney Mr. Philip Kayman Ms. Linda Sahagian and Mr. Douglas A. Ms. Tara Charvat Ms. Lynn Y. Keel Stewart Dr. Sabbir A. Chowdhry Mr. Ram V. Kelkar Ms. Kasra Sanandaji Ms. Clorinda Consola Mrs. Miriam Kelm Ms. Meredith Reid Sarkees Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooney Mr. and Mrs. John Kern Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Schmidt Ms. Marilyn Crance Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Kesman Mr. John Creasy and Mrs. Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kestnbaum Boultwood Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. King Mr. and Mrs. Dan V. Crowe Mr. Roy H. Kruse Ms. Susan M. Crowell Mr. Robert Kukulka The Honorable Richard D. Cudahy and Dr. and Mrs. Vinay Kumar Mrs. Cudahy Mr. Shaun-Monet Kunkel Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Custer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis LaGory Mr. John Demmler Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leahy Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Dick Mr. Edward E. Lehman Ms. Margo H. Dusberger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lenz Mr. Donald L. Duster Dr. Zafra Lerman Ms. Patricia Edbrooke Mr. Mark F. Letoski Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feitler Mr. Elvin A. Levy Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Feldman Ms. Catherine A. Leyser Ms. Donna Fesselmeyer Dr. and Mrs. Tze-chung Li Mr. Bryant Fields Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Loewenthal Mr. Steven C. Filipowski Ms. Marie A. Lona Mr. James A. Fiocchi Ms. Melynda Lopin Mrs. Sonia Florian Ms. Colleen Loughlin Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Foreman Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Maier Mr. and Ms. Bud Frankel Mr. and Mrs. Christopher N. Mammel Mr. Robert A. Friedli Mr. Robert Marshall and Dr. Stephanie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Friese Marshall Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrew Fritz IV Mr. Vincent J. Masterson Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Geall Ms. Linda McIlnay Ms. Geraldine Gedroic Mrs. Lee McLaughlin Mr. Otto C. Schulz Klaus Schwab (left), president of the Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Cary D. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. James L. Schwartz World Economic Forum, with Council Mr. Harry A. Gillespie Mr. Kenneth A. Merlau board member Jamie Dimon, then Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Seabrook III Mr. Gilbert M. Gilman Ms. Amy Meyers chairman and chief executive officer Mr. Gordon I. Segal of Bank One Corporation, now Mr. and Mrs. James Glasser Mr. Richard G. Michell president and chief operating officer Mr. Anthony Shemezis Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldstein Ms. Dawn H. Miller of JPMorgan Chase and Company Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Simon Mr. Peter M. Gotsch and Ms. Jana L. Mrs. Joan C. Miller French Mr. and Mrs. Kamendra N. Mishra Mr. J. L. Sinson Ms. Diane K. Gottlieb Mr. Ron S. Moe Ms. Linda Sloma Ms. Judith A. Graf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mooney Ms. Suzanne T. Smart Mr. Steve Graham Mr. J. Clifford Moos Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smykal Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Gurmai Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Morgan Mrs. Kavita Soni Mrs. Mary Louise Haddad and Mr. Reverend Calvin S. Morris, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sorin Samuel Perry Mr. Mitchell Morris Mrs. Adrena Spaulding Dr. Donald H. Haider Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison Ms. Laura M. Spingola Mrs. Cecilia Hansen Mr. and Mrs. David Mulligan Mr. Relu Stan Mr. Kenneth A. Harris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Muth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stevenson Mr. Ravindra Harsoor Ms. Ruth M. Muth Mr. James H. Stone Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hawkinson Mr. Gilles Navacelle Mr. Daniel E. Strapon Mr. Lukas H. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Nerenberg Mr. Richard W. Sullivan Ms. Gayle Herman Mrs. Nancy B. Newman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Swearingen Mr. David D. Hiller Mr. Theodore Newman Mr. Samme Thompson
Governance and Support - 41 0 2 – 0 3 S u p p o r t Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Tice Unrestricted Support Mr. John W. Rowe, Exelon Corporation Mr. Michael Turansick Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Dr. Gloria J. Tysl 2002–03 Seigle’s Mr. John M. VanderLinden Mr. Robert D. Stuart, Jr. Mr. Paul Walerow General Support Mr. Richard L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John Weinstein Mr. Charles Tribbett, Russell Reynolds Mr. William Whaley $1,000,000+ Associates Mr. and Mrs. W. Brent White The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Mr. Byron D. Trott, Goldman, Sachs & Ms. Mara Whitney Foundation Co. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence F. Whittemore Ungaretti & Harris Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Wilson $250,000 to $499,999 Women Corporate Directors–Chicago, in Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R. Wolff McCormick Tribune Foundation honor of John H. Bryan’s contribution Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Woods to the advancement of women in Mr. Steve M. Zakic $50,000 to $99,999 business Mr. and Mrs. Willard I. Zangwill Hull Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zentner Annual Fund 2003 Mr. Thomas A. Zuro $10,000 to $24,999 Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal Abbott Laboratories Mr. David Anderson Global Leadership Awards Dinner Aon Corporation Ms. Sarah W. Armour Sponsors 2003 Mr. Erwin K. Aulis Mr. Renato P. Bacci Dinner Chair Mr. E. M. Bakwin Mr. Jamie Dimon Mr. William C. Bartholomay Mr. Andrzej Bazula Dinner Hosts ($25,000+) Mr. Jeffrey J. Bell Mr. John F. and Mrs. Mary Manley Mr. Calvin Bellamy Mr. Henry Berghoef Vice Chairs ($25,000) Mr. George W. Blossom The Boeing Company Mr. H. Duane Bobeck Mr. John W. Madigan, Tribune Company Mr. Harvey Borisof Mr. C. Steven McMillan, Sara Lee Mr. Christopher Bouton Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Abdon J. Bray Piper Rudnick Mr. Charles M. Brennan Mr. Matthew M. Bryant Benefactors ($10,000) Mr. and Mrs. Deland J. Burns Aon Corporation Ms. Christina Caglar BP America Inc. Mr. Paul R. Campagna Mr. Frederick A. Krehbiel, Molex Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Campanini Incorporated Mr. Robert W. Carton McCormick Tribune Foundation Dr. and Mrs. James L. Cavanaugh Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal, Merrill Lynch Mr. Henry T. Chandler Sidley Austin Brown & Wood Mr. John J. Chandler Mr. G. Richard Wagoner, Jr., General Mr. Al R. Chircop Motors Corporation Ms. Francoise Chor Mr. Donald C. Clark, Sr. Sponsors ($5,000) Ms. Clorinda Consola Mr. G. Allen Andreas, Archer Daniels The Honorable Richard D. Cudahy and Council board member Michael E. Werner (left) with Shanghai mayor Han Zheng Midland Company Mrs. Cudahy Ariel Mutual Funds Ms. Inge de la Camp Baker & McKenzie Mr. Lowell DeFrance Mr. William L. Bax, Mr. Scott Denman PricewaterhouseCoopers Mr. H. D. Dick Mr. William J. Best, A.T. Kearney, Inc. Mr. Samuel H. Ellis Mr. Matthew Bucksbaum, General Ms. Verna E. Erickson Growth Properties, Inc. Mr. David Fargo Corn Products International, Inc. Mr. Ping Fong The Crown Family Foundation Mr. Harold E. Foreman Deloitte & Touche Francis Beidler Foundation Mr. David W. Johnson and Ms. Terri A. Ms. Gerri Friedberg Brady Mr. Steven P. Galovich Kirkland & Ellis Mr. Mark D. Gendleman Mr. Harry M. Jansen Kraemer, Jr., Baxter Mr. George A. Gerber International, Inc. Mrs. B. R. Gilbert Mr. John H. Krehbiel, Jr., Molex Miss Lenore Glanz Incorporated Mr. Joseph B. Glossberg and Ms. Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Sheila A. Madeleine Condit Penrose Mr. Howard L. Gottlieb Mr. Lewis Manilow Ms. Gretchen M. Grad Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Mr. William B. Graham
42 - Governance and Support Mr. John K. Greene Ms. Katherine St. Gaelin American International Group 0 2 – 0 3 S u p p o r t Mr. Donald J. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Harrison I. Steans Council on Foreign Relations, New York Mr. and Mrs. Lester Guttman Mr. Howard A. Stotler Mr. Arthur L. Kelly Ms. Marguerite D. Hark Mr. Roger E. Timm Kenneth and Harle Montgomery Mr. David W. Hay Mr. and Mrs.Howard J. Trienens Foundation Mr. C. Steve Hoffman Mr. Joseph E. Troiani Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Sheila A. Mr. John Hogan Ms. Randie S. Von Samek Penrose The Honorable Robert S. Ingersoll Mr. Andreas Waldburg-Wolfegg United Nations Foundation Mr. Wilfred Jacobson Ms. Mary A. Welsh U.S. Baltic Foundation Mr. Frank J. Janik Mr. Philip C. Williams Mr. Joseph J. Jany Mr. Robert H. Wilson Ms. Lucille A. Jaracz Mr. Beatrice E. Winker Mr. John Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Wood Mr. Harold S. Jensen Mr. Prescott Wurlitzer Mr. Elmer W. Johnson Mr. Willard I. Zangwill Mrs. Rodi Karkazis Ms. Ruth R. Zenker Mr. Dan P. Kearney Ms. Mary K. Zima Mr. Alan T. Kessler Mr. Herbert W. Zobel Ms. Mary Jo Knapik Ms. Catherine H. Knuth Program Support 2002–03 Mr. Morton N. Lane Leahy & Hoste $100,000 to $249,999 Mr. Joseph L. Lesniak Archer Daniels Midland Company Mr. John S. Lillard The Boeing Company Mr. Bertram N. Linder Chicago Community Trust Ms. Marion Lloyd The German Marshall Fund of the Mr. Richard C. Longworth United States Mr. Claude A. Lucchesi McCormick Tribune Foundation Ms. Sara E. Lynn Motorola Mr. Paul D. Maca Ms. Diana M. Madden $50,000 to $99,999 Ms. Cindy J. Malone Canadian National Railway Company Ms. Vukosava V. Mandic Corn Products International Mr. S. Edward Marder Harris Bank and Trust Ms. Winifred A. Martin Goldman, Sachs & Co. Mr. E. Davison Massey Tribune Company Mrs. B. C. Masters Ms. Nicholas Matyaszek $25,000 to $49,999 McCormick Tribune Foundation American Airlines Mr. Hugo J. Melvoin Dr. Scholl Foundation Mr. Irwin Mendelssohn JPMorgan Chase and Company Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Miller Robert Bosch Stiftung Morgan Stanley Varig Airlines Mr. William Morrison Ms. Lucia Mouat $10,000 to $24,999 Mr. Thomas F. Murphy Mrs. Margaret Hart Ms. Linda K. Myers Illinois Tool Works Mr. and Mrs. Madhavan K. Nayar IMC Global Mr. Leo Nelson Infosys Technologies Then Council vice chairman and treasurer Geoffrey B. Shields (right) with president and chief Mr. F. Donal O’Brien Kirkland & Ellis executive of Pakistan General Pervez Musharraf (center) and Begum Sehba Musharraf (left) Ms. Joan E. O’Malley Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Mr. William J. O’Neill McDonald’s Corporation Mr. George W. Overton RR Donnelley & Sons Company Mr. John T. Pawlikowski Mr. John A. Schweig Mr. Michael Pellecchia Sidley Austin Brown & Wood Mr. James J. Pelts Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation Mr. Brian R. Perryman United Airlines Mr. Donald C. Pierson United States-Japan Foundation Mr. Michael Polsky Mr. Richard A. Rehwaldt $5,000 to $9,999 Ms. Ilse Ries Mr. Robert H. Forney Ms. Jennifer Robbin HBO Ms. Gail Rosen Molex Incorporated Ms. Laura C. Rothberg Mr. Sadruddin Noorani Ms. Eleanor Rusnak Mr. Geoffrey B. Shields Mr. Peter L. Schaefer Mr. William A. Spence Ms. Jean E. Sheridan The University of Chicago South Asia Mr. Joseph R. Skala Language & Area Studies Mr. James R. Spiegel Ms. Marie N. Sprandel $1,000 to $4,999 Mr. Michael L. Springle Abbott Laboratories
Governance and Support - 43 d e t a i l e d p r o g r a m l i s t i n g
The Council’s programs have continued to expand to include a wider range of topics, participants, and viewpoints. The listings on the following pages chronicle the issues of concern to regional, national, and international constituencies during the past three years.
A central resource for linking Chicago to the region, the nation, and the world Volunteer Program Committees
The Chicago Council’s programs are supported by volunteer advisory committees whose members give generously of their time and talents to help guide Council programming and facilitate its implementation. We wish to thank these individuals for their critical role in the Council’s growth and success.
Konrad Adenauer Program Roshan Goel Robert W. Radtke Met Life Asia Society for European Policy Studies Advisory Board Rachel Golden Manoj Kumar Sanghvi (As of June 30, 2005) Ashref A. Hashim Hoken Seki The Blackstone Group Inc. Sussex Enterprises, Inc. Kenneth W. Abbott Center for International and Comparative Studies Michael Hogg Julie Sell Northwestern University International Counsel The Economist
Marshall M. Bouton J.D. Hokoyama Niranjan Shah The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations LEAP Globetrotters Engineering Corporation
Richard C. Longworth Grace Hou The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations Illinois Department of Human Services
Rüdiger von Rosen Margaret Huang-Ho Deutsches Aktieninstitut e.V., Germany GE Capital Rail Services
Volker Rühe C.S. Eliot Kang Christian Democratic Union, Germany Northern Illinois University
Fred G. Steingraber Ikhtiar Kazi Board Advisors M. Wasi Khan Karsten Voigt East West University Federal Foreign Office, Germany Steve Kim Andrew Wachtel SBC Communications, Inc. Northwestern University Dwight King Leah Zell Wanger Northern Illinois University Wanger Asset Management David Laverty Werner Weidenfeld International Counsel Bertelsmann-Stiftung James Y. Law Asia in Chicago Advisory Mayor’s Office of Special Events
Committee Ngoan Le (As of June 30, 2005) City of Chicago
Graham Atkinson Tuyet Le Council board member Fred G. United Airlines Smita Shah Asian American Institute Steingraber with His Excellency SpaanTech Helmut Kohl, former chancellor of William Best Rajinder Mago the Federal Republic of Germany A.T. Kearney Yuri Shishido Newton Minow W.W. Grainger Marshall M. Bouton Sidley Austin Brown & Wood The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations William Spence Barton Moy Freeborn & Peters Jerry Clarito Advisory Council/Asian Affairs Filipino Civil Rights Advocates Commission on Human Relations Chicago Adlai Stevenson III Ngoc DeMarco Ralph Nicholas SC&M International Ltd. A.T. Kearney The University of Chicago Nancy Tom Prakash Desai Sally Noble Center for Asian Arts and Media Action India Movement South Asia Language and Area Center Columbia College Chicago The University of Chicago Steven Fischer Preston Torbert Northwestern University Sam Pitroda World Tel Limited and C-Sam, Inc. Baker & McKenzie Theodore N. Foss Center for East Asian Studies Steve Plunkett John Vail The University of Chicago Japan America Society of Chicago Mizuho Securities USA
Volunteer Program Committees - 45 Michael Werner James A. McClung Mike D. Hales Globe Union Group, Inc. Charter Consulting Vice President A.T. Kearney, Inc. Robert Wilczek Rev. Sid L. Mohn Gardner, Carton & Douglas Heartland Alliance for Human Needs John L. Howard and Human Rights Senior Vice President and General Counsel H. Randolph Williams W.W. Grainger, Inc. Michael H. Moskow (chair) Williams Lee & Baerson Yoshihiko Kawamura Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Jia Zhao Senior Vice President Baker & McKenzie Paul O’Connor Mitsubishi International Corporation World Business Chicago James A. McClung The Global Chicago Center Henry H. Perritt, Jr. (vice chair) Charter Consulting, Inc. Executive Committee Chicago-Kent College of Law (As of June 30, 2005) Wayne L. Moore John E. Rielly Goldman, Sachs & Co. The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, retired Kenneth W. Abbott Jeffrey C. Neal Northwestern University School of Law Retired Chairman of Global Investing Hoken S. Seki, Esq. Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Ambassador J.D. Bindenagel Sussex Enterprises, Inc. The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations Thomas R. Pickering Adele Simmons (vice chair) Senior Vice President, Chicago Metropolis 2020 International Relations The Boeing Company William A. Testa Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Hugh Roberts President, Kraft International Commercial Carlos Tortolero Kraft Foods, Inc. Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum John M. Ryan Chief Administrative Officer Don Turner Hewitt Associates Chicago Federation of Labor, retired Uwe T. Schmidt David C. Wilhelm President and Chief Executive Officer The Wilhelm/Conlon Group Ferrostaal Incorporated
Corporate Program Steering Committee (As of June 30, 2005)
Committee Cochairmen
Samuel C. Scott III Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Corn Products International, Inc.
Douglas A. Pertz Director The Mosaic Company
Henry H. Perritt, Jr. (left), Council Robert D. Blackwell, Sr. board member and Global Chicago Committee Members Center executive committee vice Blackwell Consulting Services chair, with former Council president John E. Rielly and former U.S. Marshall M. Bouton Robert L. Barnett secretary of state Madeleine The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations Retired Executive Vice President Albright Office of the Chairman Douglass W. Cassel, Jr. Motorola Inc. Northwestern University School of Law Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) President Marcia W. Dam The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
Robert J. Langlois Lester Crown (ex-officio) Motorola Chairman Material Service Corporation Richard C. Longworth The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations Robert H. Forney President and Chief Executive Officer Eileen R. Mackevich America’s Second Harvest Scott Gordon Ernest Mahaffey Chief Executive Officer Diversity Initiatives Rosenthal Collins Group
46 - Volunteer Program Committees Program Partners
As part of the goal to broaden its agenda, audiences, and perspectives, the Council has dramatically in- creased cooperation with local, national, and international organizations in developing and implementing programs. Following is a list of organizations with which the Council cooperated during the past three years.
Abbott Laboratories Center for Asian Arts and Media, City of Chicago, Commission on Human Advisory Council for Democratic and Columbia College Relations Peaceful Unification of Korea, Chicago Center for Asian and Pacific Studies, City of Chicago, Department of Aviation Region University of Iowa City of Chicago, Department of Public The AIDS Foundation of Chicago Center for Asian Studies, University of Health Akron Council on World Affairs Notre Dame City of Chicago, Department of Alliance Française Center for Civil and Human Rights at Transportation Alumni and Friends of the London Notre Dame Law School City of Chicago, Office of the Mayor School of Economics USA Center for Cultural Understanding and City of Chicago, Office of Special Events American Chamber of Commerce to the Change, The Field Museum Civic Committee of the Commercial European Union Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies, Club of Chicago American Council on Germany University of Illinois at Urbana- Cleveland Council on World Affairs American Refugee Committee Champaign College of DuPage International Center for East Asian Studies, The American-Russian Chamber of University of Chicago Commerce and Industry Center for East Asian Studies, University American Ukrainian Youth Association of Wisconsin, Madison The Americas Society Center for International and Comparative Anglo American Studies, Northwestern University Anheuser-Busch Center for International Human Rights, Arab-American Business and Professional Northwestern University Law School Association Center for International Studies, The Asia Center, Lake Forest College University of Chicago The Asia Foundation Center for Korean Studies, North Park Asia Society University Asian American Alliance, Inc. Center for Latin American Studies, The Asian American Institute University of Chicago Asian American Journalists Association Center for Law and Markets, Illinois Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Institute of Technology Philanthropy (AAPIP) Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Asian Health Coalition of Illinois Economicas, A.C. Asian Human Services, Inc. Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy Asian Social Network, Inc. (CAPS) Association of British Marshall Scholars Chicago Area Air Force Association A.T. Kearney Chicago Business & Professional Group Atlantik-Brücke Chicago Chinatown Chamber of Australian New Zealand Chamber of Commerce Commerce Chicago Foundation for Women Bank One Foundation Chicago Commission on Human Baranyk Associates Relations and Jane Addams Hull Marjorie Benton House Association Columbus Council on World Affairs Chicago mayor Richard M. Daley BMW Herbert Quandt Foundation Chicago Committee, Human Rights Committee on International Relations, (left) with His Excellency Gerhard The Boeing Company Watch Schröder, chancellor of the Federal The University of Chicago Republic of Germany The Robert Bosch Foundation Chicago Consular Corps—Representing Confederation of Indian Industry The Robert Bosch Foundation Alumni more than 70 consuls general in the Consejo Mexicano de Asuntos Association Chicago area Internacionales, A.C. BP America Inc. Chicago-Cook Business Center Council of the Americas British-American Business Council Chicago Global Donors Network Council on Foreign Relations, New York The British Midlands Chicago Historical Society Crown Family Center for Jewish Studies, The Brookings Institution Chicago Humanities Festival Northwestern University Howard Brown Health Center Chicago International Documentary Business Council for International Festival Dayton Council on World Affairs Understanding, New York Chicago-Kent College of Law Detroit Council for World Affairs Business Information Service for New Chicago Metropolis 2020 Ditchley Foundation Independent States (BISNIS) Chicago Sister Cities International Draeger Foundation Cantigny Foundation Program East Asia Institute–Korea CARE Chicago U.S. Export Assistance Center East Asian Studies Center, Indiana Cambodian Association of Illinois Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce University, Bloomington Cargill, Incorporated Chinese Consolidated Benevolent East-West University Carnegie Endowment for International Association of Chicago The Economic Club of Chicago Peace Chinese Mutual Aid Association Electronic Data Systems
Program Partners - 47 Elfriede Dräger Memorial Foundation Hmong Cultural and Resource Center Motorola, Inc. Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Holtec International Moxie Firecracker Films Pakistan Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, National Association of Asian American Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Peace Professionals–Chicago Chapter The English-Speaking Union The Hungarian Investment and Trade National Center for APEC European Union Cultural Committee in Development Agency (ITDH) National Strategy Forum Chicago Illinois District Export Council New Vernon Capital LLC Evans Food Products Company, Inc. Illinois Manufacturers’ Association North Business & Industrial Council, The Executives’ Club of Chicago Illinois Society for International International Trade Center Export-Import Bank of the United States Development Northwestern University Facing History and Ourselves Illinois St. Andrew Society–Scottish Northwestern University Transportation Farm Foundation Business Forum Center Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Illinois Trade Office Office of the Governor of Illinois FedEx Illinois Trade Association of Greater Office of Illinois Lieutenant Governor The Female Health Company Chicago Pat Quinn The Field Museum Illinois Wing Civil Air Patrol Office of the Illinois Secretary of Filipino Civil Rights Advocates (FilCRA) Indo-American Center State, Department of Senior and France-Chicago Center, The University Indus Society of North America Community Services of Chicago Institute of World Affairs, University of Office of Language and Cultural French American Chamber of Commerce Wisconsin-Milwaukee Education of the Chicago Public Fulk Family Foundation Instituto Cervantes Schools Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de Ernst Oppenheimer Memorial Trust México (ITAM) Organization of Chinese Americans, The International AIDS Trust Inc.–Greater Chicago Chapter International Human Rights Law Organization for the Defense of Four Institute at DePaul University Freedoms of Ukraine International Relations Council Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race Dining International Trade Association of Greater Club of Chicago Chicago Oxford University Society, Illinois Branch International Trade Club of Chicago Peoria Area World Affairs Council International Visitors Center of Chicago Pfizer, Inc. Invest in Northern Ireland Polish American Chamber of Commerce Iowa Asian Alliance in Chicago Israel Trade and Investment Center to the Program of African Studies, Northwestern Midwest and Southeast University Italian American Chamber of Commerce Program on International Policy Attitudes of Chicago Project Finance Development Japanese American Service Committee International (JASC) Punjabi Cultural Society of Chicago The Japan America Society of Chicago Quad Cities World Affairs Council Japan-American Chamber of Commerce Regional Center for Asian Studies Japan Economic Foundation Development, College of DuPage JETRO USA Regional Council of Ukrainian National Kellogg School of Management, League of America Northwestern University Sargent & Lundy Korean American Association of Chicago Schubas Tavern Korean American Community Services, Scotland the Brand Inc. Scottish Business Forum Korea Economic Institute Scottish Development International Korea Foundation Selfreliance Ukrainian American Federal His Excellency Ronen Sen (right), The German American Chamber of ambassador of India to the United Credit Union Commerce of the Midwest Lake Forest College States, with Niranjan Shah Leadership Education for Asian Pacific, Shanghai Institute for International of Globetrotters Engineering The German Marshall Fund of the Inc. (LEAP) Studies Corporation United States Library of International Relations and Shanghai Municipal Government Global Protocol the Global Law and Policy Initiative, Sikh American Heritage Organization Globetrotters Engineering Corporation Chicago-Kent College of Law Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Goethe Institute Lufthansa Airlines The South African Institute for Governors State University College of The John D. and Catherine MacArthur International Affairs Arts and Sciences Foundation South Asia Language and Area Center, Graduate School of Business, University Mayer, Brown, Rowe and Maw, LLP The University of Chicago of Chicago MB Financial Bank South Asian American Policy Research Hale Advisors, LLC Robert R. McCormick Tribune Institute Hamdard Center for Health and Human Foundation South West of England Services Medill School of Journalism, Standard Bank of South Africa, Ltd. The Harris School of Public Policy Northwestern University Strategic Management Association Studies at the University of Chicago Metropolitan Asian Family Services, Inc. Strategic Philanthropy HBO Mexican Council on Foreign Relations St. Volodymyr Ukrainian Orthodox Heartland Alliance for Human Needs and Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum Cathedral Human Rights Midwest U.S.-China Association Swiss American Business Council The Heritage Foundation Migration Policy Institute Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Hideout Minnesota International Center Chicago
48 - Program Partners Third World Conference Foundation His Excellency General Pervez Thunderbird–Garvin School of Public Programs Musharraf International Management (All programs are listed in reverse chronological President and chief executive of Pakistan. Tibet Center order by program area.) Sponsored by Motorola, Inc.; Corn Products Transportation Center, Northwestern International; and The Boeing Company. Supported University World Leaders by the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce and Ukrainian American Youth Association, Indus Society of North America. Asia in Chicago event. Inc. His Excellency Viktor Yushchenko September 10, 2002 United Airlines President of Ukraine. Sponsored by Project Finance United Nations Association, United His Excellency Valdas Adamkus States of America Development International, LLC; Motorola, Inc.; The Boeing Company; Archer Daniels Midland; Cargill; President of Lithuania. “Lithuanian Foreign Policy The United Hellenic American Congress Holtec International; MB Financial; Selfreliance and Security Issues.” Konrad Adenauer Program United Nations Foundation Ukrainian Federal Credit Union. Konrad Adenauer event. United States of America-China Chamber Program event. September 9, 2002 of Commerce april 4, 2005 United States Fund for UNICEF United States Trade and Development His Excellency Vicente Fox Agency President of Mexico. The Augustin S. Hart, Jr. The University of Chicago Lecture Series. The University of Chicago Graduate June 17, 2004 School of Business The University of Illinois at Champaign/ His Majesty King Abdullah II of the Urbana Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan University of Illinois School of Public Health Cosponsored with the Economic Club. University of Michigan, Asian/Pacific June 11, 2004 Islander American Studies Program The University of Notre Dame His Excellency Hamid Karzai The University of Wisconsin at Madison President of Afghanistan. “The U.S.-Afghan U.S. Commercial Service Partnership: Creating a More Secure World.” U.S. Department of Commerce Cosponsored with the South Asia Language and Area Center at the University of Chicago. Asia in The U.S. Export Assistance Center, Chicago event. Chicago June 10, 2004 U.S. Global Corp. U.S. Global Leadership Campaign His Excellency Gerhard Schröder U.S.-Indo Chamber of Commerce of the Midwest Chancellor, Federal Republic of Germany. “The U.S.-Mexico Chamber of Commerce Transatlantic Economic Relationship: A View from Germany.” Sponsored by Motorola, Inc.; Goldman U.S. Naval Alumni Association of Sachs, The Boeing Company; Baker & McKenzie; Chicago and Citigroup. Konrad Adenauer Program event. Vietnamese American Community–USA February 26, 2004 Vietnamese Association of Illinois Washington Office on Latin America His Excellency Mir Zafarullah Khan Wayne State University Mexico Bridge Jamali Program Prime minister of Pakistan. Asia in Chicago event. The Welsh Development Agency October 7, 2003 West Point Society of Chicago Wisconsin Hmong American Women’s Her Excellency Mary McAleese Association Women’s Association for the Defense of President of Ireland. “Ireland’s Role in the World.” Four Freedoms for Ukraine Sponsored by Illinois Tool Works, Aon Corporation, His Excellency Viktor Yushchenko, Molex, and Tribune Company. Konrad Adenauer Chicago and the Woodrow Wilson International Center president of Ukraine, during his visit Program event. in April 2005 for Scholars World Forum Series May 6, 2003 World Affairs Council of the Quad Cities World Affairs Council of St. Louis His Excellency Jean Chrétien Spring 2005: American Foreign Policy in World Business Chicago a Transforming World World Trade Center Chicago Prime minister of Canada. Sponsored by BMO WTTW 11 Network Chicago Financial Group, The Boeing Company, Canadian National Railway, Smurfit-Stone Container “America’s Role in the World” YWCA Elgin–Southeast Asian Youth Company, Tribune Company, and Corn Products Senator Richard Lugar (R-IN). Program International. February 13, 2003 May 2, 2005
His Excellency Jiang Zemin “U.S. Strategy for Nuclear Nonproliferation” President of the People’s Republic of China. Rose Gottemoeller, senior associate, Carnegie Cosponsored with the City of Chicago and the Endowment for International Peace. Office of the Governor. Sponsored by ADM; April 18, 2005 Goldman Sachs; Motorola, Inc.; The Boeing Company; Corn Products International; Grainger “A Conversation with Madeleine Albright” International; IMC Global; Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP; McDonald’s; and RR Donnelly. Asia in Dr. Madeleine Albright, former U.S. secretary Chicago event. of state. October 22, 2002 april 14, 2005
Program Listing - Public Programs - 49 “Do Elections Equal Democracy?” Spring 2004: Where Are We in the War Jewish Studies and director, Crown Family Center Lorne Craner, president, International on Terrorism for Jewish Studies, Northwestern University; Republican Institute; Ken Wollack, president, Salim Yaqub, assistant professor of history, The National Democratic Institute. University of Chicago; Lester Crown, chairman, Jerome Hauer, the first director of the Response march 28, 2005 Material Service Corporation (moderator). to Emergencies and Disasters Institute, The George Washington University; Jan Schakowsky, September 24, 2003 “Implementing the 9-11 Commission Findings on representative of Illinois’ 9th congressional district. Combating Terrorism” May 3, 2004 Lee Hamilton, vice chair, National Commission Spring 2003: America as Empire? The on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States. Responsibilities and Risks of American Viet Dinh, professor of law and deputy director march 8, 2005 Power of the Asian Law and Policy Studies Program, Georgetown University; Aryeh Neier, president, “The UK’s Priorities for the UN” Open Society Institute of the Soros Foundation; HIS EXCELLENCY JEAN-DAVID LEVITTE, Sir Emyr Jones Parry, ambassador of the Louise Richardson, executive dean, Radcliffe ambassador of France to the United States. United Kingdom and Northern Ireland to the United Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University. June 17, 2003 Nations. Konrad Adenauer Program event. April 14, 2004 March 3, 2005 WILLIAM KRISTOL, editor, The Weekly Standard. “Ukraine and the U.S.: The Challenges Ahead” Asa Hutchinson, undersecretary for border May 13, 2003 Ambassador John Tefft, deputy assistant and transportation security, U.S. Department of Homeland Security. secretary of state for European and Eurasian FAREED ZAKARIA, editor, Newsweek International. April 6, 2004 affairs, U.S. Department of State. Konrad Adenauer April 29, 2003 Program event. February 7, 2005 Gareth Evans, president and chief executive, International Crisis Group (based in Brussels). SENATOR GARY HART, senior counsel, Coudert March 30, 2004 Brothers, and cochairman, U.S. Commission on National Security/21st Century. Jessica Stern, lecturer in public policy and April 9, 2003 faculty affiliate, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University. STROBE TALBOTT, president, The Brookings March 24, 2004 Institution. March 13, 2003 Ahmed Rashid, Pakistani journalist based in Lahore as the Pakistan, Afghanistan and Central Asia correspondent for the Far Eastern Economic YOICHI FUNABASHI, columnist and chief Review and the Daily Telegraph of London. diplomatic correspondent, Japanese daily Asahi February 25, 2004 Shimbun. March 4, 2003 Rohan Gunaratna, head of terrorism research, Institute of Defense and Strategic Studies, Fall 2002: Allies at Odds? The Future of Singapore. the Transatlantic Relationship February 10, 2004
Richard Perle, former assistant secretary of THE HONORABLE CHUCK HAGEL (R-NE), member, defense for international security policy (1981- U.S. Senate. Konrad Adenauer Program event. 87), resident fellow at the American Enterprise December 16, 2002 Institute, Washington, D.C. January 14, 2004 JOSEF JOFFE, editor-in-chief, German weekly Die Zeit. Konrad Adenauer Program event. Fall 2003: The Middle East after Iraq December 2, 2002
“The Future of Iran and U.S.-Iran Relations” THE RIGHT HONOURABLE CHRISTOPHER PATTEN, Geneive Abdo, religion writer, The Chicago external affairs commissioner, European Union. Tribune; Mahnaz Afkhami, founder and Konrad Adenauer Program event. president, Women’s Learning Partnership, and October 3, 2002 executive director, Foundation for Iranian Studies; Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich Fall 2004: Decision 2004 John Stempel, senior professor of international (left) with His Excellency Jean studies, Patterson School of Diplomacy and Global Affairs Chrétien, prime minister of Canada International Commerce, University of Kentucky; “The Long War of the 21st Century: How We Must Ray Takeyh, professor of national security studies U.S.-EU Relations and the Impact of the Fight” and director of studies, Near East and South Asia Center, National Defense University; Marvin French and Dutch Referenda James Woolsey, former CIA director (1993-95) Zonis, professor emeritus, The University of Jim Cloos, foreign policy advisor to the secretary and vice president, Booz Allen & Hamilton. Chicago Graduate School of Business. general of the Council of the European Union. november 17, 2004 December 4, 2003 Konrad Adenauer Program event. june 22, 2005 “The Bush Administration’s Efforts to Counter the “Israeli Perspectives on the Arab-Israeli Conflict” Spread of Weapons of Mass Destruction” Moshe Arens, member of the Knesset and Israeli Three Billion New Capitalists: The Great ambassador to the United States (1982-83). John R. Bolton, undersecretary for arms control October 27, 2003 Shift of Wealth and Power to the East and international security, U.S. Department of Clyde Prestowitz, president, Economic Strategy State. “Palestinian Perspectives on the Arab-Israeli Institute. Asia in Chicago event. october 19, 2004 Conflict” june 21, 2005 Khalil Shikaki, director, Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research, Ramallah. “The Missing Peace: The Inside Story of the Fight The Future of Suicide Terrorism October 21, 2003 for Middle East Peace” Mia Bloom, assistant professor of political Ambassador Dennis Ross, director and Ziegler His Excellency Ahmed Maher El Sayed, science, University of Cincinnati; Robert Pape, Distinguished Fellow, Washington Institute for minister of foreign affairs, Arab Republic of associate professor of political science, The Near East Policy. Egypt (keynote). Panel discussion with Jacob University of Chicago. september 23, 2004 Lassner, Philip M. & Ethel Klutznick Professor of june 20, 2005
50 - Program Listing - Public Programs Blending Islam and Democracy: Jerusalem Women Speak: Three Raymond C. Offenheiser, president, Oxfam Southeast Asia’s Unique Experience Women, Three Faiths, One Shared Vision America; Jeffrey Winters, associate professor of political science, Northwestern University; Diana Maurice Kattan, director, Martin Luther Douglas Ramage, James Klein, and Steve Adele Simmons, vice chair and senior executive, Development Centre; Nina Mayorek, senior Rood, Asia Foundation country representatives, Chicago Metropolis 2020, and cofounder, Chicago biochemist, Department of Human Nutrition and and DOUGLAS BEREUTER, president, Asia Global Donors Network; Marshall M. Bouton, Metabolism, Hebrew University; Aitemad Mater Foundation. Cosponsored with the Asia Foundation. president, The Chicago Council on Foreign Muhanna, advocate for women’s rights and a Asia in Chicago event. Relations. Palestinian state. May 19, 2005 january 31, 2005 april 13, 2005 India and Indian-U.S. Relations A New Strategy for America American Foreign Policy in a General Wesley Clark, USA (Ret.), former Transforming World His Excellency Ronen Sen, ambassador of supreme allied commander Europe and 2004 U.S. India to the United States. Asia in Chicago event. General John Abizaid, commander, U.S. Central presidential candidate. January 28, 2005 Command. May 18, 2005 april 12, 2005 The UN in Crisis: Where Are the Middle Powers? What’s the Matter with Kansas? The Permanent Energy Crisis: Oil, Examining the Red State Mindset Lieutenant General Roméo Dallaire, force Depletion, and War commander, UN Assistance Mission for Rwanda Thomas Frank, author and founding editor, The MICHAEL KLARE, Five College Program in Peace (1994). A West Suburban Program. Cosponsored Baffler magazine. and World Security Studies, Hampshire College. with the College of DuPage. Also a downtown May 16, 2005 A West Suburban program. Cosponsored with the Chicago program (January 25). College of DuPage. january 24, 2005 april 11, 2005 Aid, Governance, and Development in Africa: The Findings of Britain’s Seoul Train Commission for Africa Movie screening and panel discussion. Vivian Lowery Derryck, senior vice president Cosponsored with the Chicago International and director of public-private partnerships, Documentary Festival. Academy for Educational Development; Patrick april 9, 2005 Utomi, director, Center for Applied Economics, Lagos Business School; Myles Wickstead, head Joining Hands to Write a New Chapter of the Secretariat to the Commission for Africa. of Friendship and Cooperation between Cosponsored with the Program of African Studies, Northwestern University, and the British Consulate Shanghai and Chicago General, Chicago. Han Zheng, mayor of Shanghai, China. May 12-14, 2005 april 5, 2005
Impacts of Global Warming in the 21st Developing Global Partnerships: How Century Organizations Work Together in a Crisis Clark Miller, assistant professor of public Sonia Khush, program manager, Children in affairs, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Emergencies and Crisis Department, Save the Raymond Pierrehumbert, professor of Children. A West Suburban program. Cosponsored geophysical sciences, The University of Chicago; with the College of DuPage. Michael Walsh, senior vice president, Chicago May 9, 2005 Climate Exchange. March 14, 2005 U.S.-European Relations: Permanent Divide or Mendable Fence? The European Dream: How Europe’s A debate with Karl Kaiser, visiting scholar, Vision of the Future is Quietly Eclipsing Weatherhead Center for International Affairs; the American Dream James Cooney, executive director of the Jeremy Rifkin, president, Foundation of executive committee, Weatherhead Center for Economic Trends. Konrad Adenauer Program event. International Affairs; John Hulsman, research march 10, 2005 fellow, Heritage Foundation. Konrad Adenauer Program event. Israelis and Palestinians after Arafat Mayor of Shanghai Han Zheng Understanding Korea’s Next Generation during his visit to Chicago in April April 28, 2005 of Leaders Dr. Fathi Darwish, executive director, 2005 Panel discussions on “Korea’s Changing Society OneVoice Palestine; Daniel Lubetzky, founder, The AIDS Pandemic in Africa: Action for and Culture” and “Korea’s Internal Politics and PeaceWorks. Change External Relations.” Cosponsored with the Asia January 18, 2005 Society, the Korea Economic Institute, and the Stephen Lewis, UN special envoy for HIV/AIDS Center for East Asian Studies at the University in Africa. of Chicago. Generously supported by the Korea Vietnam and the United States: Unlikely April 28, 2005 Foundation. Asia in Chicago event. Partners march 9, 2005 The World Is Flat Ambassador Ton-Nu-Thi Ninh, National Why Democracies Excel Thomas L. Friedman, Pulitzer Prize-winning Assembly member for Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province, New York Times columnist and author. Morton Halperin, senior vice president, Center vice chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee, april 27, 2005 for American Progress, and director, Open Society and a key leader in Vietnam’s efforts to become Policy Center; Joseph Siegle, associate director, integrated into the contemporary world; Le Center for Institutional Reform and the Informal Quang Minh, National Assembly member for A Blueprint for U.S. Leadership in Sector, University of Maryland. Can Tho Province and rector of Can Tho University; Rethinking Nonproliferation February 10, 2005 Nguyen Chi Dung, National Assembly Office and Rose Gottemoeller, senior associate, Carnegie editor-in-chief, Legal Studies Journal; Luong Van Endowment for International Peace. Conference Tsunami: The Political Fallout from a cosponsored with the University of Illinois at Human Tragedy Ly, deputy director, Ho Chi Minh City Planning and Urbana-Champaign. His Excellency Devinda Subasinghe, Investment Department. Asia in Chicago event. april 19, 2005 ambassador of Sri Lanka to the United States; december 13, 2004
Program Listing - Public Programs - 51 A Conversation with Reserve Bank of Chicago; Ron Grossman, Power, Terror, Peace, and War Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. Chicago Tribune urban correspondent; Richard Walter R. Mead, senior fellow, U.S. foreign C. Longworth, executive director, The Global Arthur Schlesinger, former special assistant policy, Council on Foreign Relations, New York. Chicago Center of The Chicago Council on Foreign to President John F. Kennedy from 1961 to 1964; Cosponsored with the Council on Foreign Relations, Relations. Judge Abner Mikva, Schwartz lecturer and New York. October 24, 2004 senior director, Mandel Legal Aid Clinic, The June 7, 2004 University of Chicago Law School. December 2, 2004 Face the Nation The Politics of Truth: Inside the Lies That Bob Schieffer, chief Washington correspondent, Led to War and Betrayed My Wife’s CIA The Future of U.S.-Saudi Relations CBS News, and moderator, Face the Nation. Identity—A Diplomat’s Memoir october 18, 2004 Adel Al-Jubeir, foreign affairs advisor to Crown Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV, former Prince Abdullah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib diplomat and author. A West Suburban Program. November 22, 2004 Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. Also a Seymour Hersh, investigative reporter on the downtown Chicago program (June 3). The Case for Democracy Abu Ghraib prison abuses. June 2, 2004 Natan Sharansky, Israeli minister for Jerusalem October 12, 2004 and diaspora affairs and author of The Case for Hispanic Challenge Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Pakistan: Staunch Ally or Dangerous Samuel Huntington, Albert J. Weatherhead III Tyranny and Terror. Rogue? University Professor and chairman, Harvard November 16, 2004 Stephen P. Cohen, The Brookings Institution. Asia Academy of International and Area Studies. in Chicago event. June 1, 2004 october 7, 2004 Liberals vs. Conservatives: The Battle Global Views 2004: Chicago Council for America Public Opinion Survey Robert Reich, former U.S. secretary of labor. Marshall M. Bouton, chair of the Global May 27, 2004 Views 2004 study and president of The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations; Benjamin Page, The India-China Relationship: What the Gordon S. Fulcher Professor of Decision Making, Northwestern University. U.S. Needs to Know october 6, 2004 Harry Harding, dean, The Elliot School for International Affairs, The George Washington North Korean Nuclear Issue and U.S.- University; Francine Frankel, Madan Lal Sobti Korea Alliance Professor for the Study of Contemporary India, University of Pennsylvania; Winston Lord, Han Sung Joo, ambassador of the Republic of former U.S. ambassador to the People’s Republic of Korea to the United States. Asia in Chicago event. China. Asia in Chicago event. october 5, 2004 May 25, 2004
Nuclear Terrorism: The Ultimate A Pragmatic Assessment of Middle East Preventable Catastrophe Democracy Graham Allison, director, Belfer Center Dr. Michael C. Dunn, editor of the Middle East for Science and International Affairs, Harvard Journal. A West Suburban program. Cosponsored University. with the College of DuPage. september 30, 2004 May 24, 2004
The Missing Peace: The Inside Story of The World Beyond the Headlines Series the Fight for Middle East Peace Rashid Khalidi, The Edward Said Chair in Ambassador Dennis Ross, director and Arab Studies, Columbia University; Alfredo Ziegler Distinguished Fellow, Washington Institute Lanier, editorialist, Chicago Tribune (moderator). for Near East Policy. A West Suburan Program. Sponsored by the Center for Middle Eastern Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. Also a Studies, The University of Chicago. downtown Chicago program (September 23). May 20, 2004 september 22, 2004 U.S. secretary of defense Donald The Conflict between Iran and America Rumsfeld with Corporate Program America and the Western Adventure in steering committee member Robert Kenneth M. Pollack, director of research, The National Commission on Terrorist the Middle East Barnett and Council board member Saban Center for Middle East Policy, The Brookings Attacks Upon the United States Rashid Khalidi, The Edward Said Chair in Arab Deborah DeHaas Institution. James R. Thompson and Timothy J. Roemer, Studies, Columbia University. november 9, 2004 commission members. May 19, 2004 August 11, 2004 Meeting with the Jefferson Fellows U.S. Global Partnerships Series: An An Update on the Global War on Terror Overview and Assessment Mohammed Ashraf Abdullah, news editor, Donald H. Rumsfeld, U.S. secretary of defense. New Straits Times, Malaysia; Bando Kenji, Professor Daniel Drezner, assistant professor Cosponsored with the Commercial Club. deputy editor, Foreign News Department, Mainichi, of political science, The University of Chicago. A August 6, 2004 Japan; Aderito Hugo Da Costa, editor, Timor West Suburban Program. Cosponsored with the Post Daili, East Timor; HEO Injung, staff writer, College of DuPage. U.S. Foreign Policy Priorities: A View Chosun Ilbo, Korea; Nurul KABIR, deputy editor, october 25, 2004 from Illinois New Age, Bangladesh; Kao Ling-yun, senior Barack Obama, representative, Illinois State reporter, United Evening News, Taiwan; Yuniawan Senate and Democratic candidate, U.S. Senate. Wahyu NUGROHO, reporter, Suara Pembaruan The World Beyond the Headlines July 12, 2004 Evening Newspaper, Indonesia; Deepal Lecture Series: New Book Proclaiming Girishbhai TREVEDIE, associate editor, The Chicago as Global City Asian Age, India; XIAO Hong, reporter and editor, Stand Up and Fight Back Xinhua News Agency, People’s Republic of China. Saskia Sassen, professor, Department of E. J Dionne, senior fellow, The Brookings Cosponsored with the East-West Center. Asia in Sociology and the College, The University of Institution. Chicago event. Chicago; William Testa, vice president, Federal June 21, 2004 May 19, 2004
52 - Program Listing - Public Programs Soft Power and the War on Terrorism Final Status for Kosovo: Untying the In Defense of Globalization Joseph S. Nye, Jr., dean, Kennedy School of Gordian Knot Jagdish Bhagwati, director of the National Government, Harvard University. Hajredin Kuçi, professor of law and director Bureau of Economic Research, Columbia University. May 13, 2004 of international relations, University of Pristina; Cosponsored with the Council on Foreign Relations, Ambassador William Walker, U.S. New York. The World Beyond the Headlines Series: Department of State; Bekim Collaku, political March 4, 2004 American Foreign Policy and Amnesia— adviser to the prime minister of Kosovo; Lisen Bashkurti, deputy foreign minister of Albania New Priorities in South Asia: U.S. Policy The Case of Iraq and director, Diplomatic Academy; Bozidar Toward India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan Samantha Power, Harvard University. Jaksic, researcher, University of Belgrade Marshall M. Bouton, president, The Chicago Sponsored by the University of Chicago. Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory; Dusan Council on Foreign Relations, cochair of the task May 13, 2004 Pavlovic, researcher, G17 Institute; Verena force; Dennis Kux, codirector of the task force Knaus, Lessons Learned and Analysis Unit, EU and senior policy scholar, Woodrow Wilson What’s Going On? U.S. Foreign Policy, Pillar IV, UNMIK; Michael Kunczik, professor, International Center for Scholars in Washington, Islam, and Terrorism around the World Institute of Communications, Johannes Gutenberg D.C.; Frank G. Wisner II, codirector of the task University; Dr. Besim Beqaj, economic adviser to force, vice chairman of external affairs, American Mahmood Mamdani, Herbert Lehman Professor the prime minister and Stability Pact coordinator; of Government and director, Institute of African International Group, Inc. Asia in Chicago event. Professor Abdula Aliu, University of Pristina. March 3, 2004 Studies, Columbia University. A West Suburban Konrad Adenauer Program event. program. Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. April 16, 2004 May 6, 2004 Is Democracy Threatened by the New Global Realities? Guantanamo: Prison The World Beyond the Headlines Series Jerusalem, City of Three Faiths: without Law? Sam Dillon, New York Times education writer Douglas W. Cassel, JR., director, Center Histories of the Past, Present, and and former Mexico bureau chief. Sponsored by for International Human Rights, Northwestern Future the University of Chicago Center for International Mohammid Muslih, professor, Long Island Studies. University; Menachem Klein, professor, Bar Ilan April 12, 2004 University in Ramat Gan, Israel; Henry Bienen, president, Northwestern University (moderator). Global Power and American Policy Sponsored by Northwestern University’s Crown Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski, counselor, Center for Family Center for Jewish Studies. Strategic and International Studies. May 4, 2004 April 8, 2004
The World Beyond the Headlines Series The Entente Cordiale: 100 Years Later Ray Suarez, senior correspondent, The Charles Cogan, senior research associate, NewsHour. Sponsored by the University of Chicago John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard Center for International Studies. University; Dominique Decherf, consul general May 2, 2004 of France in Chicago; Andrew Seaton, consul general of Great Britain in Chicago (moderator). The Impact of Terrorism on International Cosponsored with the French and British Relations Consulates in Chicago. April 7, 2004 Andrew Seaton, Her Majesty’s consul general to the Midwest. Sponsored by Proudfoot Laptops and Liberty: The Role of Media Consulting Company. Cosponsored with Alumni and Friends of the London School of Economics, in Global Democracy The British Midlands, Oxford-Cambridge Boat Richard C. Longworth, executive director, Race Dining Club of Chicago, Illinois District Export The Global Chicago Center of The Chicago Council Assistance Center, Illinois Trade Office, Illinois on Foreign Relations. A West Suburban program. St. Andrew Society, Scottish Business Forum, Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. Invest in Northern Ireland, Scottish Development April 7, 2004 International, and the World Trade Center Chicago. April 29, 2004 The 2004 Taiwan Presidential Election Cosponsored with the Taipei Economic Club and The World Beyond the Headlines Series the University of Chicago. Asia in Chicago event. Richard C. Longworth, executive director, The April 3, 2004 University School of Law. A West Suburban The Honorable Barack Obama, program. Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. Illinois state senator and U.S. Global Chicago Center of The Chicago Council on Senate candidate (now U.S. senator, Foreign Relations. Cosponsored with the University Transatlantic Relations after Iraq March 1, 2004 D-IL) of Chicago. Richard C. Longworth, executive director, The April 27, 2004 Global Chicago Center of The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Cosponsored with Northwestern Is Democracy Threatened by the Back to Normal: One Year into the Iraq University. Konrad Adenauer Program event. New Global Realities? Why Some Ex- Conflict April 2, 2004 Communists Make Good Democrats and Stefan Kornelius, foreign editor, Süddeutsche Others Don’t Future of the U.S.-Saudi Relationship Zeitung; Thomas Donnelly, resident fellow, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Nail Al-Jubeir, director of the Information Office, Dwight Semler, senior analyst, MZ+A Research; Ambassador J.D. Bindenagel, vice Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia, Washington, D.C. International Risk Consulting. A West Suburban president for program, The Chicago Council on March 31, 2004 program. Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. Foreign Relations (moderator). Konrad Adenauer February 16, 2004 Program event. Islam and the West: A View from France April 26, 2004 Olivier Roy, research director, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique. The Bubble of American Supremacy: The World Beyond the Headlines Series March 29, 2004 Correcting the Misuse of American Steve Franklin, Chicago Tribune staff writer and Power former Middle East correspondent. Sponsored by Disarming Iraq George Soros, chairman, Soros Fund the University of Chicago Center for International Hans Blix, former chief UN weapons inspector, Studies. author, Disarming Iraq. Management LLC. April 19, 2004 March 18, 2004 February 11, 2004
Program Listing - Public Programs - 53 The Middle East: A View from Iran Where Are We on Afghanistan? What Iraqis Really Think: A View from Steve Kinzer, national correspondent, The Milton Bearden, former CIA official; the Ground New York Times, author, All the Shahs Men. Ambassador R. Grant Smith, senior fellow, Karl Zinsmeister, editor, The American A North Suburban program. Cosponsored with John Hopkins University’s Central Asia Caucasus Enterprise magazine, and embedded Iraq war Northwestern University. Institute. Larry P. Goodson, professor of Middle reporter. February 5, 2004 East studies, U.S. Army War College. November 4, 2003 December 10, 2003 An Overview of U.S.-Nepal Relations AIDS in China America Unbound: The Bush Revolution and the Regional Challenges Professor Jing Jun, director, Social Policy in Foreign Policy Michael E. Malinowski, U.S. ambassador Research Institute, School of Public Policy, to the Kingdom of Nepal. Cosponsored with the Tsinghua University, Beijing, People’s Republic of Ivo Daalder, senior fellow, Foreign Policy University of Chicago Center for East Asian Studies China. Asia in Chicago event. Studies, The Brookings Institution; James M. and the South Asia Language and Area Center. January 28, 2004 Lindsay, vice president and director of studies, Asia in Chicago event. Council on Foreign Relations, New York. November 3, 2003 Defining the U.S. Role in the World December 8, 2003 North Korean Nuclear Policy: One More James Q. Wilson, professor emeritus, UCLA Anderson School of Management. National Security Strategy Challenge January 27, 2004 Christopher Bertram, head of the German Ambassador Charles Kartman, executive Institute for International Politics and Security; director of the Korean Peninsula Energy John J. Mearsheimer, R. Wendell Harrison Development Organization (KEDO). A West Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science Suburban program. Cosponsored with the College and codirector, Program on International Security of DuPage. Asia in Chicago event. Policy, The University of Chicago. cosponsored with October 28, 2003 the Goethe Institute. December 3, 2003 U.S.-Japan-China Symposium Various speakers. Cosponsored with the Japan Human Rights Wars Economic Foundation and Japan External Trade Organization Chicago. In collaboration with the John Shattuck, chief executive officer, John .F United States of America-China Chamber of Kennedy Library Foundation. Commerce. Asia in Chicago event. December 2, 2003 October 14, 2003
Hong Kong and Shenzhen: Partners for Conflict in Africa Your China Strategy Richard A. Joseph, director, Program of African Studies, Northwestern University; Wale Cosponsored with Invest Hong Kong, Hong Kong Adeosun, CFA, managing director, Investments Special Administrative Region Government Group, The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur and Shenzhen Bureau of Foreign Trade and Foundation; William S.K. Reno, associate Economic Cooperation, Shenzhen Municipal professor of political science, Northwestern People’s Government, People’s Republic of China. University. Cosponsored with the Program of Co-organized with the Hong Kong Economic & African Studies, Northwestern University, and the Trade Office, New York, and the North American International Human Rights Law Institute, DePaul Representative Office of Shenzhen, China. Asia in University College of Law. Chicago event. October 9, 2003 November 21, 2003 The Honorable Condoleezza Rice Inventing Iraq: The Failure of Nation Assistant to the president for national security Building and a History Denied affairs. Toby Dodge, senior research fellow, ESRC Center October 8, 2003 for the Study of Globalism and Regionalism, University of Warwick, England. Korean Unification Policy November 20, 2003 HIS Excellency Jeong Se-Hyun, minister of unification, South Korea. Asia in Chicago event. The Honorable Condoleezza Rice, Is Democracy Threatened by the New October 3, 2003 assistant to the president for Global Realities? What Is Democracy How Should the United States Deal with national security affairs (now U.S. a Nuclear North Korea? secretary of state) and Where Can It Thrive Atlantic Partnership—Can the Rift Be Victor D. Cha, associate professor of government Eric Humphrey, Ph.D. A West Suburban program. Healed? and D.S. Song-Korea Foundation Chair in Asian Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. THE Rt. Hon. Michael Howard, QC, MB, studies, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign January 26, 2004 chairman of the Atlantic Partnership. Konrad Service, Georgetown University; Mike K. Adenauer Program event. Mochizuki, director, Sigur Center for Asian October 1, 2003 Inside the Mirage Studies, and holder of the Japan-U.S. Relations Chair in memory of Gaston Sigur, Elliott School Thomas W. Lippman, author and former of International Affairs, The George Washington The Great Unraveling Washington Post reporter. University; David C. Kang, associate professor of Paul Krugman, New York Times columnist and January 21, 2004 government and business, Tuck School, Dartmouth professor of economics and international trade, College. Asia in Chicago event. Princeton University. September 30, 2003 Iraq Town Hall Meeting November 12, 2003 David Gutmann, psychologist, The American German-American Relations: A View Plan B: Rescuing a Planet under Stress Enterprise magazine; General William L. Nash, from Frankfurt and a Civilization in Trouble John W. Vessey Senior Fellow and director, Center Petra Roth, mayor of Frankfurt, Germany. for Preventive Action, Council on Foreign Relations, Lester Brown, founder, Worldwatch Institute Cosponsored with the German American Chamber Washington, D.C.; Joseph Saba, attorney and (1974) and the Earth Policy Institute (May 2001). of Commerce and sponsored by the Frankfurt country director, Middle East Department, World A West Suburban program. Cosponsored with the Economic Development Corporation. Konrad Bank. College of DuPage. Adenauer Program event. January 20, 2004 November 5, 2003 September 29, 2003
54 - Program Listing - Public Programs An Evening with Madeleine K. Albright The Conundrum of American Power in Anti-Americanism: Causes and Cures? Former U.S. secretary of state from 1997 to 2001. Today’s Fragmented World HUSAIN HAQQANI, visiting scholar, Carnegie September 25, 2003 PAUL KENNEDY, J. Richardson Dilworth Professor Endowment for International Peace; BALBINA of History and director, International Security Y. HWANG, policy analyst, Heritage Foundation; The Middle East ‘Road Map’: A Real Plan Studies, Yale University. Cosponsored with the RICHARD C. LONGWORTH, senior correspondent, for Peace or a Long Detour to Nowhere? Center for International and Comparative Studies Chicago Tribune; CHARLES LIPSON (moderator), professor of political science, The University of Joshua Hammer, Middle East bureau at Northwestern University. Chicago. chief, Newsweek. A West Suburban program. May 19, 2003 April 15, 2003 Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. September 24, 2003 Iraq after the War Conflict Diamonds: The Kimberley JOSEPH BRAUDE, Middle East and North Africa Process Certification Scheme Where Are We on Iraq? senior analyst, Pyramid Research. AMBASSADOR J.D. BINDENAGEL, vice president Kenneth Bacon, president, Refugees May 12, 2003 for program, The Chicago Council on Foreign International; Rend Rahim Francke, founding Relations; ABBEY CHIKANE, chairman, South member and executive director, Iraq Foundation; The Two Koreas and the United States: African Diamond Board and Kimberley Process Johanna Mendelson-Forman, senior program Defusing the Crisis Negotiations; CECILIA GARDNER, executive officer for peace, security, and human rights, UN SELIG S. HARRISON, senior scholar, Woodrow director and general counsel, Jewelers Vigilance Foundation. Wilson International Center for Scholars, director, Committee; CORINNA GILFILLAN, diamond SEPTEMBER 9, 2003 Asia Program, Center for International Policy, campaigner, Global Witness; KENNEDY and author of Korean Endgame: A Strategy for HAMUTENYA, diamond commissioner, Namibian The Status of the Cyprus Issue Reunification and U.S. Disengagement; KISUK Ministry of Mines and Energy; ELI IZHAKOFF, AMBASSADOR THOMAS G. WESTON, United CHO, associate professor, Ewha Womans chairman and chief executive officer, World States Special Coordinator for Cyprus. Konrad University; CHAESUNG CHUN, assistant professor Diamond Council; RORY MORE O’FERRALL, director Adenauer Program event. of political science, Sookmyung Women’s June 26, 2003 University; BRUCE CUMINGS, Norman and Edna Freehling Professor of History, The University of Indonesia: Will It Reform or Regress? Chicago; Theodore n. Foss, associate director, How Should the Bali Bombings Affect Center for East Asian Studies, The University of American Global Strategy? Chicago; DAVID LAVERTY, International Counsel; JOONGI KIM, associate dean and associate THEODORE FRIEND, senior fellow, Foreign Policy professor of law, Graduate School of International Research Institute. Asia in Chicago event. Studies, Yonsei University; DAVID SHAMBAUGH, June 24, 2003 professor of political science and international affairs, The George Washington University; See Ourselves as Others See Us— SCOTT SNYDER, representative in Seoul, The Asia America at Odds with the World Foundation; TSUNEO WATANABE, senior fellow, CLYDE PRESTOWITZ, founder and president, Office of the Japan Chair, Center for Strategic Economic Strategy Institute. and International Studies. Cosponsored with the June 18, 2003 University of Chicago’s Center for East Asian Studies and South Asia Language and Area Center Why America Is Squandering Its Chance and supported by the Korea Foundation. Asia in to Build a Better World Chicago event. MICHAEL HIRSH, senior editor, Newsweek. May 7, 2003 June 12, 2003 Genocide and the United States Democratic Societies against Terrorism: SAMANTHA POWER, lecturer in public policy, Indo-U.S. Cooperation Harvard University. A West Suburban Program. LAL KRISHNA ADVANI, deputy prime minister, Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. Republic of India. Sponsored by Infosys Technolo- May 7, 2003 gies Ltd. and Motorola. Asia in Chicago event. June 12, 2003 Mexico in Today’s World: México en el mundo actual The Transatlantic Relationship: The View CUAUHTÉMOC CÁRDENAS, Tinker Visiting from Germany Professor of Latin American Studies, The University of public and corporate affairs, De Beers Group Lal Krishna Advani (right), deputy PROFESSOR DR. HORST M. TELTSCHIK, president, of Chicago. Cosponsored with the Center for Latin of Companies; DOUGLAS NEUMANN, economic prime minister, Republic of India, Boeing-Germany, and former national security American Studies of the University of Chicago. advisor, U.S. Department of State; MATTHEW greeting guests during his visit in advisor to German chancellor Helmut Kohl. Konrad April 28, 2003 June 2003 RUNCI, president and CEO, Jewelers of America; Adenauer Program event. MARK VAN BOCKSTAEL, director of international June 10, 2003 U.S.-Europe Relations: The Road Ahead affairs, Diamond High Council, Antwerp, Belgium; PROFESSOR DR. KURT BIEDENKOPF, former CLIVE WRIGHT, head of the Government Diamond The United States as the Only minister-president of Saxony, Federal Republic of Office, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, United Superpower Series: Part IV of IV Germany. Cosponsored with Lake Forest College. Kingdom. Cosponsored with the International “Why America Is Squandering Its Chance to Konrad Adenauer Program event. Human Rights Law Institute at DePaul University, Build a Better World.” MICHAEL HIRSH, senior April 22, 2003 the Center for Civil and Human Rights at Notre editor, Newsweek. A West Suburban program. Dame Law School, and the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University Law Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. The Ideas That Conquered the World: June 9, 2003 School. What Is the 21st Century All About? April 14, 2003 European Questions MICHAEL MANDELBAUM, senior fellow, Council on Foreign Relations, New York. Cosponsored with The United States as the Only LAURENT FABIUS, former French prime minister the Council on Foreign Relations, New York. Superpower Series: Part III of IV and senior visiting lecturer, Irving B. Harris April 22, 2003 Graduate School of Public Policy, The University “Is an Empire in America’s Future?” JOHN J. of Chicago. Cosponsored with the Harris School MEARSHEIMER, R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished of Public Policy Studies and the France Chicago Globalization and Its Discontents Professor of Political Science, The University of Center of the University of Chicago. Konrad JOSEPH E. STIGLITZ, Nobel Prize-winning Chicago. A West Suburban program. Cosponsored Adenauer Program event. economist. with the College of DuPage. June 3, 2003 April 21, 2003 April 14, 2003
Program Listing - Public Programs - 55 The Struggle for Rights after What Should the Role of the American Globalization and Ethnic Hatred September 11 Military Be Overseas? AMY CHUA, professor of law, Yale University. A ARYEH NEIER, president, Open Society Institute. DANA PRIEST, journalist, The Washington Post. West Suburban program. Cosponsored with the March 19, 2003 February 27, 2003 College of DuPage. January 22, 2003 Sinn Féin’s View of the Peace Process Descending into the Darkness and Its Hopes for the Future STEPHEN FRANKLIN, city desk writer, Chicago Test Case Iraq: The Future of U.S. GERRY ADAMS, president of Sinn Féin. Konrad Tribune. National Security Strategy Adenauer Program event. February 20, 2003 THE HONORABLE LEON FUERTH, J.B. and Maurice March 14, 2003 C. Shapiro Professor of International Affairs, The The Israeli Elections of January 28 Elliot School of International Affairs, The George Fixing Intelligence: For a More Secure Washington University. GIDEON DORON, Tel Aviv University; RON America December 10, 2002 GROSSMAN, reporter and writer, Chicago Tribune; GENERAL WILLIAM E. ODOM, adjunct professor, STEVE HUNTLEY, editorial page editor, Chicago Yale University, and senior fellow, Hudson Sun-Times; AMBASSADOR J.D. BINDENAGEL America and the Middle East—The Institute, Washington, D.C. (moderator), vice president for program, The Consequences of Power and the Choice March 12, 2003 Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Cosponsored for Peace with the Consulate General of Israel in Chicago. SHIBLEY TELHAMI, Anwar Sadat Professor for February 19, 2003 Peace and Development, University of Maryland. December 9, 2002 Southeast Asia: The New Front in the War on Terrorism? Korea after Kim Dae-Jung KARL JACKSON, C.V. Starr Distinguished Professor, PETER M. BECK, director of research and academic director of the Asian Studies Program, and director affairs, Korea Economic Institute of America; of the Southeast Asia Studies Program, The Paul BRUCE CUMINGS, Norman and Edna Freehling H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies Professor of International History and East Asian of Johns Hopkins University; DWIGHT Y. KING, Political Economy, The University of Chicago; professor of political science, Northern Illinois HYUNG KOOK KIM, director, Center for Asian University; R. WILLIAM LIDDLE, professor of Studies, American University. Asia in Chicago political science, Ohio State University; TIMOTHY event. ONG, executive chairman, Asia, Inc.; ANGEL December 3, 2002 RABASA, senior policy analyst, RAND Corporation. Asia in Chicago event. The United States as the Only February 11, 2003 Superpower Series: Part I of IV “The Making of a Superpower.” GRAHAM The United States as the Only ALLISON, dean, Harvard University. A West Superpower Series: Part II of IV Suburban Program. Cosponsored with the College “How Do Other Nations View the United of DuPage. States as a Superpower?” BARRIE MCKENNA, November 19, 2002 correspondent, Globe and Mail, Canada; IMAD MUSA, producer, Al Jazeera, Qatar; TIMOTHY Can Northern Ireland’s Agreement MCNULTY, associate managing editor, foreign Survive? news, Chicago Tribune; TOM BUHROW, bureau chief for ARD German Television, Washington, THE RIGHT HONOURABLE DAVID TRIMBLE, M.P., D.C.; GEORGE DE LAMA (moderator), deputy former first minister, Northern Ireland Assembly, managing editor of news, Chicago Tribune. A West and 1998 Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Konrad Suburban program. Cosponsored with the College Adenauer Program event. of DuPage. November 14, 2002 February 10, 2003 The End of the American Era: U.S. Russia, China, and the United States Foreign Policy and the Geopolitics of the AMBASSADOR THOMAS R. PICKERING, senior Twenty-First Century vice president, international relations, The CHARLES A. KUPCHAN, senior fellow and director Kenneth Pollack (center), director of Imperfect Justice: Looted Assets, Slave Boeing Company. Cosponsored with the Center of Europe Studies, Council on Foreign Relations, research, Saban Center for Middle East Policy, and senior fellow, Labor, and the Unfinished Business of for International and Comparative Studies, New York, and associate professor of international Foreign Policy Studies Program, The World War II Northwestern University. relations, Georgetown University. Cosponsored with the Council on Foreign Relations, New York. Brookings Institution, with Council STUART E. EIZENSTAT, former U.S. ambassador February 10, 2003 board member Robert P. McNeill November 13, 2002 (left) and Martha McNeill to the European Union. Cosponsored with Facing History and Ourselves. America vs. Europe? March 10, 2003 ROBERT KAGAN, senior associate, Carnegie Next Stop Baghdad? Endowment for International Peace. Konrad KENNETH M. POLLACK, director of research, After the War: What Is the Future of Adenauer Program event. Saban Center for Middle East Policy, and senior Iraq? February 5, 2003 fellow, Foreign Policy Studies Program, The Brookings Institution. Cosponsored with the FEISAL AMIN AL-ISTRABADI, Iraqi-American Brookings Institution. Globalization and Ethnic Hatred activist; RAYMOND OFFENHEISER, president, November 12, 2002 Oxfam America; JOHN DOWER, Elting E. Morison AMY CHUA, professor of law, Yale University. Professor of History, Massachusetts Institute of January 23, 2003 Technology; LAITH KUBBA, senior program officer, Opening NATO’s Door: What Future for Middle East and North Africa, National Endowment the Atlantic Alliance? The Ongoing Impact of Franco-German for Democracy; DANIELLE PLETKA, vice president, RONALD D. ASMUS, senior fellow adjunct for Foreign and Defense Policy Studies, American Reconciliation on World Affairs Europe Studies, Council on Foreign Relations, New Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research; MICHAEL LORIAUX, associate professor of political York, and senior transatlantic fellow, The German RICHARD A. BEHRENHAUSEN (moderator), science, Northwestern University. Hosted by the Marshall Fund of the United States. Cosponsored president and chief executive officer, McCormick consulates general of France and Germany in with the Council on Foreign Relations, New York. Tribune Foundation. Chicago. Konrad Adenauer Program event. Konrad Adenauer Program event. March 5, 2003 January 22, 2003 October 31, 2002
56 - Program Listing - Public Programs Prospects for Peace in the Middle East Endowment for International Peace; ASHUTOSH GOAt Series Series: Part II of II VARSHNEY, associate professor of political science and director, Center for South Asian Studies, “An Israeli Perspective.” ELIE REKHESS, senior University of Michigan. Asia in Chicago event. Gods and Governments research fellow, Moshe Dayan Center, Tel Aviv October 2, 2002 Father James Halstead, associate professor University, and visiting professor, Northwestern and chair, Department of Religious Studies, DePaul University. A West Suburban program. University; Michael McDuffee, professor of Cosponsored with the College of DuPage. Prospects for Peace in the Middle East Series: Part I of II theology, Moody Bible Institute. October 24, 2002 april 25, 2005 “The United States and the Question of Palestine.” Business Values Chicago: An Evening on RASHID KHALIDI, professor of Near Eastern Bush: Ain’t That Bad? A Current View of Corporate Social Responsibility languages and civilizations, and director, Center for International Studies, The University of Chicago. U.S. Foreign Policy ADRIAN HODGES, director, Americas for the Prince A West Suburban program. Cosponsored with the Salim Muwakkil, senior editor, In These Times; of Wales International Business Leaders Forum; College of DuPage. Joseph Morris, former general counsel, U.S. GEORGE KELL, Global Compact; ALICE TEPPER Office of Personnel Management under President October 1, 2002 MARLIN, Social Accountability International; Reagan. VIDETTE BULLOCK MIXON, director corporate march 22, 2005 relations and social concerns, General Board of NATO Enlargement: How Will the Pension, The United Methodist Church. Alliance Change? Revolutionaries vs. Terrorists October 17, 2002 AMBASSADOR MARC GROSSMAN, undersecre- Thomas Mockaitis, professor of history, DePaul tary for political affairs, U.S. Department of State. University; Eboo Patel, founder and executive Town Hall Meeting—Iraq: What Should Konrad Adenauer Program event. director, Interfaith Youth Core. Moderated by We Do? September 30, 2002 Bobby Conn, singer-songwriter. M. CHERIF BASSIOUNI, professor of law, DePaul february 28, 2005 University; MARC GINSBERG, chief executive Reflections of September 11th officer and managing director, Northstar Equity THOMAS FRIEDMAN, foreign affairs columnist, Group; JOHN J. MEARSHEIMER, R. Wendell The New York Times. Harrison Distinguished Professor of Political September 23, 2002 Science, The University of Chicago; DIANE SWONK, chief economist and senior vice Victor Hugo and the Death Penalty president, Bank One Corporation; JAMES O’SHEA (moderator), managing editor, Chicago Tribune. ROBERT BADINTER, member of the French October 16, 2002 Senate and former minister of justice of France. Cosponsored with Alliance Française. Konrad Special Keynote Address Adenauer Program event. September 19, 2002 The Right Honourable Jack Straw, British secretary of state for foreign and common- Germany, Europe, and the U.S. on the wealth affairs. Cosponsored with Alumni and Friends of the London School of Economics, the Eve of the German Elections British-American Chamber of Commerce for the WOLFGANG ISCHINGER, ambassador of Germany Midwest, Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce, to the United States; CRISTER GARRETT, associate the English-Speaking Union, the Association of director, European Union Center, University of British Marshall Scholars, Illinois St. Andrews Wisconsin at Madison. Konrad Adenauer Program Society, Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race Dining Club event. of Chicago, and the U.K. Regional Development September 18, 2002 Offices (the British Midlands, Invest in Northern Ireland, Scottish Development International, America and the World: One Year after the South West of England, and the Welsh the Attacks Development Agency). Konrad Adenauer Program General Wesley K. Clark, former supreme event. allied commander Europe; YUAN MING, direc- October 15, 2002 tor, Peking University, China; Jairam Ramesh, All-India Congress Committee, India; PIERRE Worldviews 2002: American and ROUSSELIN, foreign editor, Le Figaro, France; European Public Opinion on Foreign MARSHALL M. BOUTON (moderator), president, Policy The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Spon- BENJAMIN PAGE, Gordon Scott Fulcher Professor sored by the McCormick Tribune Foundation, Bank What Now? Democracy Defined Part VI The Right Honourable Jack Straw, of Decision Making, Northwestern University; One Foundation, and Sidley Austin Brown & Wood. British foreign secretary LAWRENCE R. JACOBS, professor of political September 12, 2002 D. Cameron Findlay, executive vice president science and adjunct professor in the Hubert H. and general counsel, Aon Corporation; David Humphrey Institute, University of Minnesota, and A Message of Freedom Wilhelm, founder and president, Woodland Venture Management. Moderated by Carlos associate director, Institute of Social, Economic, NEWTON MINOW, Annenberg professor of Ortega, singer-songwriter of Casolando. and Ecological Sustainability; MARSHALL M. Communications Law and Policy, Northwestern BOUTON, president, The Chicago Council on University; COLLEEN CONNELL, executive director, november 30, 2004 Foreign Relations. American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois; RICHARD October 8, 2002 C. LONGWORTH, senior writer, Chicago Tribune; GHADA TALHAMI, D.K. Pearson Professor of And I Should Vote Because…? Colombia: Confronting the Crisis Politics, Lake Forest College. Cosponsored with the Democracy Defined Part V FRANK R. SAFFORD, professor of history, North- Chicago Historical Society. Jan Schakowsky, representative from Illinois, western University; JOSÉ GOMEZ, consul general September 10, 2002 of Colombia in Chicago; CURTIS W. KAMMAN, 9th congressional district; Chris Robling, first principal, Jayne Thompson & Associates., Ltd. former U.S. ambassador to Colombia; ALFREDO The Future of Transatlantic Security VARGAS, Colombian drug trafficking expert. Moderated by the Aluminum Group. GENERAL JOSEPH RALSTON, supreme allied October 7, 2002 october 26, 2004 commander Europe. Cosponsored with the National Strategy Forum, the U.S. Naval Alumni Association Implications of the Pakistani and of Chicago, the West Point Society of Chicago, Am I American? Democracy Defined Kashmiri Elections the Chicago Area Air Force Association, and the SUMIT GANGULY, professor of Asian studies and Illinois Wing Civil Air Patrol. Konrad Adenauer Part IV government, The University of Texas at Austin; Program event. Susan Gzesh, director, Human Rights Program, HUSAIN HAQQANI, visiting scholar, Carnegie September 4, 2002 The University of Chicago; Alysia Tate, editor and
Program Listing - Public Programs - 57 publisher, The Chicago Reporter. Moderated by Debate Watch: Town Hall as part of the Global Connections Dinner Series. Jeff Libman, musician and author. Sylvia Ewing, producer, 848, WBEZ; Rick June 11, 2003 september 26, 2004 Perlstein, columnist, The Village Voice; Thomas S. Engeman, professor, Loyola University. Whither the Global Economy? I’ll Show You Mine If You Show Me october 8, 2004 Diane Swonk, director of economics, chief Yours; Democracy Defined Part III economist, and senior vice president, Bank One, Julie Sell, correspondent, The Economist; Rich Debate Watch: Foreign Policy and author of The Passionate Economist: Finding Williamson, partner, Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Jerome McDonnell, host, Worldview, WBEZ; the Power and Humanity Behind the Numbers. Maw LLP, and ambassador and U.S. representa- Joseph A. Morris, chairman, United Republican May 1, 2003 tive to the UN Commission on Human Rights. Fund of Illinois. Moderated by Anne Harris, vocalist/fiddler/ september 30, 2004 Can the Transatlantic Alliance Be songwriter. Salvaged? august 22, 2004 Ghurka Store Opening SIMON SERFATY, director of the Europe Program, Center for Strategic and International Studies. America’s Power: Wield or Yield? Members-only reception. september 14, 2004 Konrad Adenauer Program event. Democracy Defined Part II April 1, 2003 Daniel W. Drezner, assistant professor of A Secure Chicago political science, The University of Chicago; Ron Huberman, executive director, Office of The Tools and Trade of Diplomacy Kennette M. Benedict, director, International Emergency Management and Communications, Ambassador J.D. Bindenagel, vice president Peace and Security, and senior advisor on City of Chicago; William Burke, director, for program, The Chicago Council on Foreign philanthropy, The John D. and Catherine T. Illinois Emergency Management Agency; Anthony Relations; Casimir A. Yost, director, Institute for MacArthur Foundation. Moderated by Jon D’Angelo, supervisory special agent, Joint the Study of Diplomacy, Edmund A. Walsh School Langford, Bloodshot Records recording artist. Terrorism Task Force coordinator, Federal Bureau of Foreign Service, Georgetown University. july 26, 2004 of Investigation; Robert Langlois, director of February 25, 2003 government relations, Motorola. Sponsored by Motorola. The American Empire: Superpower or June 22, 2004 Hyperpower? ROBERT L. BARTLEY, editor emeritus, The Wall A Celebration of South Africa: Tourism, Street Journal. Business, and Ten Years after Apartheid January 21, 2003 Barbara Masekela, ambassador of South Africa to the United States. Annual Holiday Party at Tizi Melloul April 6, 2004 December 4, 2002 The U.S. Economy in 2004 War with Iraq: What Are the Political Kristin Forbes, member, Council of Economic and Security Costs? Advisers. February 19, 2004 Ghada Hashem Talhami, D.K. Pearsons Professor of Politics, Lake Forest College; Mitchel Thinking Locally to Act Globally Wallerstein, vice president, Program on Global Security and Sustainability, The John D. and Marvin Zonis, professor, The University of Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Chicago Graduate School of Business, and author, November 20, 2002 The Kimchi Matters: Global Business and Local Politics. U.S. Exceptionalism and Human Rights January 20, 2004 KENNETH ROTH, executive director, Human Rights Annual Holiday Party Watch. October 29, 2002 December 9, 2003 Chicago Perspectives on the New The United Nations: Relevancy and International Landscape Reform Richard C. Longworth, senior writer, Chicago Brian Endless, executive director, American Tribune; John J. Mearsheimer, R. Wendell Model United Nations International. Supported by Harrison Distinguished Professor of Political Council board member Adele the John E. Rielly Young Professionals Fund. Democracy Defined: Should We Stay or Science, The University of Chicago; David Hale, Simmons (left) with Rashid Khalidi, October 22, 2003 then professor of Near Eastern Should We Go Now? chief economist, Zurich Financial Services; languages and civilizations, and Karen Alter, associate professor of political MARSHALL M. BOUTON (moderator), president, The Global Trading System: Is Free director, Center for International science, Northwestern University; Joseph The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Studies, The University of Chicago Morris, partner, Morris, Rathnau & De La Rosa. Trade Fair? September 23, 2002 (now at Columbia University) Moderated by Tim Tuten, co-owner, The Hideout Professor Dr. Rolf Langhammer, acting Chicago. Cosponsored with Schubas Tavern. president, Kiel Institute of World Economics; June 21, 2004 Raymond Offenheiser, director, Oxfam America; The Global Chicago Center Daniel Spulber, Elinor Hobbs Distinguished Programs Professor of International Business, professor of Young Professionals management strategy, and director, International Midwest Media Project Programs Business and Markets Program, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University. Richard Longworth, executive director, The Cosponsored with Thunderbird–The American Global Chicago Center of The Chicago Council on Annual Holiday Party at Monsoon Graduate School of International Management Foreign Relations. Restaurant and supported by the John E. Rielly Young march 29, 2005 December 7, 2004 Professionals Fund. September 16, 2003 Panel on Immigration, Tolerance, and Debate Watch: Domestic Policy the Dutch Dilemma Mark Jacob, national and international editor, The Role of Diplomacy in a Globalized Thom de Graaf, deputy prime minister of the Chicago Tribune; Alan Gitleson, professor, World Netherlands; Job Cohen, mayor of Amsterdam; Loyola University, and WBEZ contributor; Don ALEXANDRE ADDOR NETO, consul general of Henry H. Perritt, Jr., professor of law, Chicago- Wycliff, public editor, Chicago Tribune. Brazil; special musical guests PAULINHO GARCIA Kent College of Law. october 13, 2004 and JULIE KOIDIN. Hosted by Consul General Neto february 16, 2005
58 - Program Listing - Public Programs Mexican American Roundtable: Political University; Theodore N. Foss (moderator), Choi, professor of economics, DePaul University; Participation and Policy Influence for associate director, Center for East Asian Studies, Steve Kim, director, external affairs, SBC the Mexican Community in Chicago The University of Chicago. Communications. Cosponsored with the Consulate General of Korea and the Advisory Council for Luis Gutierrez, founder and executive director, Session II: The Policy Environment. Democratic and Peaceful Unification of Korea. Latinos Progresando; Susana Mendoza, state Panelists: Sunil Chand, president, College of April 13, 2004 representative of the 1st district in Illinois. DuPage; Tam Cong Pham, consultant, Asian December 6, 2004 Pacific Tobacco-Free Coalition of Minnesota, St. Chinese Community Dialogue Paul; Fred Tsao, policy director, Illinois Coalition February 4, 2004 New Book Proclaims Chicago as Global for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, Chicago; Grace City Hou (moderator), assistant secretary, Illinois The Mexican American Experience Adele Simmons, former president, The John Department of Human Services. Jesus Garcia, executive director, Little Village D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, and Community Development Corporation; Emilio vice chair, Chicago Metropolis 2020; Henry Luncheon keynotes H. Kourí, associate professor of history, The H. Perritt, Jr., professor of law and former BOBBY FONG, president, Butler University; J.D. University of Chicago; Clare Muñana, president, dean, Chicago-Kent College of Law; William HOKOYAMA, president and chief executive officer, Ancora Associates, Inc., and board member, Testa, vice president, Federal Reserve Bank Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics, Inc. Chicago Public Schools. of Chicago; Ron Grossman, Chicago Tribune (LEAP), Los Angeles. December 11, 2003 urban correspondent; Richard C. Longworth, executive director, The Global Chicago Center of Session III: Relations with Asia. The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Panelists: Swati Dandekar, state representative, New Faces of Chicago Series october 27, 2004 Iowa House of Representatives; Sumit Ganguly, The Mexican American Experience professor of political science and director of Indian Sylvia Puente, director, Metropolitan Chicago New Book Proclaims Chicago as Global studies, Indiana University; Ross M. Harano, Initiative, University of Notre Dame Institute for City managing director, Illinois Trade Office;M eredith Woo-Cumings, professor of political science, Adele Simmons, former president, The John University of Michigan; Dali Yang, associate D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and professor of political science, The University of vice chair of Chicago Metropolis 2020; Henry Chicago; Marshall M. Bouton (moderator), H. Perritt, Jr., professor of law and former president, The Chicago Council on Foreign dean, Chicago-Kent College of Law; Richard Relations. C. Longworth, executive director, The Global Chicago Center of The Chicago Council on Foreign Session IV: Political Participation. Relations. Panelists: Hoon-Yung Hopgood, october 21, 2004 state representative, Michigan House of Representatives; David Kim, director of corporate The Relationship Between the U.S. and relations, Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc., Mexico and Business Opportunities in St. Louis; Ann Kalayil, director, South Asian Veracruz American Policy and Research Institute, Chicago; Miguel Alemán Velazco, governor, State of Tuyet Le (moderator), executive director, Asian Veracruz, Mexico. American Institute, Chicago. october 8, 2004 Session V: Changing Demographics and Identities. Mexican American Roundtable: Panelists: Marlon Esguerra, artistic director, I Was Born With Two Tongues, Chicago; Yoonju Education for the Mexican Community Park, executive director, Korean Service Center, in Chicago Minneapolis; Jennifer Tani, multicultural youth Martha Zurita, senior research analyst, coordinator, Chinese Mutual Aid Association, Institute for Latino Studies, University of Notre Chicago; Vishakha N. Desai (moderator), Dame; Carlos Azcoitia, principal, John Spry president-elect, Asia Society, New York. Elementary School. september 8, 2004 Mexico Community Roundtable Session 1: Economic Development of Mexico Community Roundtable Chicago Session 2: Immigration May 11, 2004 June 24, 2004 Rory Kennedy, cofounder of Moxie The South Asian American Experience Latino Studies; Rita Jirasek, author, Mexican African American Community Dialogue Chicago (Images of America); Carlos Sada Firecracker Films and producer, Padma Rangaswamy and Ann Kalayil, (moderator), consul general of Mexico in Chicago. writer, and director of “Pandemic: Edward L. Palmer, director, People’s Program, directors, South Asian Policy and Research Facing AIDS,” speaking at a program University of Illinois at Chicago. Cosponsored Institute. Cosponsored with the Office of Language November 17, 2003 sponsored by the Council’s Global Chicago Center with the People’s Program, University of Illinois at and Cultural Education of the Chicago Public Chicago, and the Black United Fund of Illinois. Schools. Immigration Series June 16, 2004 May 5, 2004 Immigrant and Refugee Week Muslim/Non-Muslim Community The Filipino American Experience In cooperation with the City of Chicago Commission on Human Relations, Advisory Dialogue Jerry Clarito, Midwest coordinator and charter Council on Immigrant and Refugee Affairs, and May 26, 2004 member, Filipino Civil Rights Advocates; Dale other human rights, refugee, and immigrant groups. Asis, executive director, Coalition of African, Conference: The Asian American Asian, European, and Latino Immigrants of Illinois; October 20–24, 2003 Experience in the Midwest, May 21–22, Dr. Jolynne Andal, lead researcher, Operation Mango; Marissa Graciosa, communications 2004 How Our Public Health Institutions Are coordinator, Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights. Responding to Global Threats Session I: Being an Asian American in the April 28, 2004 Heartland. Dr. Donald J. Palmisano, president, American Panelists: Rekha Basu, editorial board member, Medical Association; Dr. Bruce D. Kenamore, Des Moines Register; Padma Rangaswamy, The Korean American Experience former senior medical advisor to BP/Amoco; director, South Asian American Policy and Dr. Kyu Young Park, coordinator of Asian Dr. Susan C. Scrimshaw, dean, School of Research Institute, Chicago; Ji-Yeon Yuh, Programs and director, Korean Institute, Public Health, University of Illinois at Chicago. professor of Asian American history, Northwestern Northeastern Illinois University; Dr. Jin Wook October 14, 2003
Program Listing - Public Programs - 59 From SARS to Monkeypox: Today’s Discussion on Liberia Following “The Public Opinion and U.S. Foreign Policy Health Threats to Chicago, the United UN in Today’s World” MARSHALL M. BOUTON, president, The Chicago States, and the World Ed Mortimer, director of communications for Council on Foreign Relations; GWENDOLYN Dr. William H. Foege, Presidential Distinguished UN secretary-general Kofi Annan. Cosponsored MIKELL, director, Africa Studies Program, and Professor of International Health, Rollins School of with the United Nations Foundation and the professor, African Studies and Foreign Service, Public Health, Emory University; Dr. Pamela Diaz, United Nations Association of the United States Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, director of infectious diseases, City of Chicago of America. Georgetown University; JAMAL NASSAR, chair and professor, Political Science Department, Illinois Department of Public Health; Geoffrey Shields August 12, 2003 (moderator), partner, Gardner, Carton and Douglas. State University; DOUGLASS W. CASSEL, JR., September 22, 2003 director, Center for International Human Rights, Responding to the Needs of Children Northwestern University School of Law; ROGER Global Public Health: What Are the Affected by AIDS in India ODEN (moderator), dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Governors State University. Threats, Who Is Affected, and How Is JEFF RICHARDSON, executive director, Step December 9, 2002 Society Responding? Forward; DR. SUJIT GHOSH, senior program officer, South Asia, International HIV/AIDS Alliance; Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland, former director- D.T. REJI CHANDRA, director, Palmyrah Workers The Local and Global Spread of AIDS: general, World Health Organization, and former Development Society. An Update on the AIDS Crisis in Chicago prime minister of Norway. September 16, 2003 June 5, 2003 and Around the World CAROL CIESIELSKI, MD, Chicago Department of The Global Response to AIDS Public Health; NANETTE BENBOW, director, Office SANDRA THURMAN, president, International AIDS of HIV/AIDS Surveillance, Chicago Department Trust; RORY KENNEDY, producer, director, and of Public Health; KEARSLEY STEWART, Ph.D., writer of Pandemic: Facing AIDS, and cofounder, Northwestern University; and KENNETH W. Moxie Firecracker Films; NAN RICHARDSON, ABBOTT, director, Center for International and publisher, Umbrage Editions; SUSAN C. Comparative Studies, Northwestern University. SCRIMSHAW, dean, School of Public Health, November 13, 2002 University of Illinois at Chicago; ADELE SIMMONS (moderator), vice chair and senior executive, Chicago Metropolis 2020. Cosponsored with Abbott Laboratories, AIDS Foundation of Chicago, CARE, the Field Museum, HBO, Howard Brown Corporate Programs Health Center, International AIDS Trust, Moxie Firecracker Films, Northwestern University’s Center for International and Comparative Studies and The Corporate Program* Medill School of Journalism, and United Nations *Formerly called the Mid-America Committee Foundation. through 2004 May 27, 2003 Roundtable Breakfast Global Classrooms–Model UN Masaaki Kanno, managing director, head, Conference Japan Economic Research, JPMorgan Chase and Company. Asia in Chicago event. GILLIAN SORENSEN, assistant secretary-general June 8, 2005 for external relations, United Nations. For Chicago Public Schools. His Excellency Olusegun Obasanjo May 22, 2003 President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Luncheon Address. Cospsonsored by Motorola, Inc. The Role of Pharmaceutical Companies may 5, 2005 in Addressing Global Health Threats: A Socially Responsible Approach Roundtable Breakfast MILES WHITE, CEO, Abbott Laboratories; VIDETTE William J. McDonough, chairman, Public BULLOCK MIXON, director, corporate relations and Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB). social concerns, General Board of Pension, The may 3, 2005 United Methodist Church; MARSHALL M. BOUTON (moderator), president, The Chicago Council on Aviation Summit: Moving the World— Foreign Relations. Left to right: Council president Global Aviation and the Global Economy, The Crisis in Liberia: An Update on the April 30, 2003 Marshall M. Bouton; Miles D. April 21, 2005 White, chairman and chief executive Current Situation and Opportunities for officer of Abbott Laboratories; Action Post-Conflict Justice Seminar Series and Vidette Bullock Mixon, Session I: A New Century of Globalized Aviation: with the International Human Rights Law director of corporate relations Thomas Derdak, executive director, Global The Challenges Ahead. and social concerns for the United Alliance for Africa; Bill Friedlander, Liberia Institute, DePaul University. Keynote address by Glenn F. Tilton, chairman, Methodist Church’s General Board president, and CEO, United Airlines. Discussion of Pension, discussing “The Role coordinator, Amnesty International-USA; William Discussions on a document by M. CHERIF leaders: John Byerly, deputy assistant secretary of Pharmaceutical Companies in P. Murphy, professor in the Department of BASSIOUNI, professor of law and president, for transportation affairs, U.S. Department of Addressing Global Health Threats” Anthropology and the Program of African Studies, International Human Rights Law Institute, DePaul University. State; Will Ris, senior vice president, government Northwestern University; Will Reno, associate affairs, American Airlines; Edward Snyder, February 12, 24, and March 5, 2003 professor of political science, Northwestern dean, The University of Chicago Graduate School University; Gaye D. Sleh, president, Organization of Business. of the Liberian Community in Illinois; Richard How Societies Are Responding to the AIDS Crisis Joseph (moderator), director, Program of African Session II: The Air Cargo Business as a Model Studies and John Evans Professor of Political RENSLOW SHERER, MD, director, The CORE for Change: Growth, Technology, and Logistics. Science, Northwestern University. This event was Center, Cook County Hospital; WAN YAN HAI, Keynote address by Michael L. Ducker, cosponsored with the Chicago Department of coordinator, AIDS Action Project; KRISTIN KALLA, executive vice president, FedEx Express Cultural Affairs, the United Nations Foundation, director, HIV/AIDS, CARE; JEFF RICHARDSON, International. Discussion leaders: Sherry A. the United Nations Association of Chicago, and executive director, Step Forward, Abbott Carbary, vice president, strategic management, Laboratories; MICHAEL DIAMOND (moderator), the Program of African Studies, Northwestern The Boeing Company; Brian F. Havel, director, executive director, The Global Chicago Center of Aviation Law Institute, DePaul University; Jeffrey University. The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. N. Shane, undersecretary for policy, U.S. September 10, 2003 January 29, 2003 Department of Transportation.
60 - Program Listing - Public Programs Session III: Charting the Industry’s Revival: Toward Shanghai Institute for International Studies, and and CEO, General Electric Mexico; Henrique a New Century. the Shanghai Municipal Government Foreign Rzezinski, vice president of external relations, Luncheon keynote address by Samuel K. Affairs Office. Embraer; Christopher Baudouin, president Skinner, of counsel, Greenberg Traurig LLP, and october 17-21, 2004 and CEO, Aon Risk Services Mexico and country former U.S. secretary of transportation. manager and COO, Aon Risk Services Latin The EU in 2005: What It Means for America; Luis Ramirez Rojas, CEO, Nusoft, Session IV: Global Trade, Local Infrastructure: Business and founder and former CEO, Tecnoacción; Gary Lessons from O’Hare. S. Becker, 1992 Nobel laureate in economic Discussion leaders: Rosemarie S. Andolino, Elaine Cruikshanks, Hill & Knowlton; science, professor of economics and sociology, executive director, O’Hare Modernization Koen Coppenholle, General Electric; John The University of Chicago; Luigi Zingales, Robert Program; Paul O’Connor, executive director, T. Disharoon, Caterpillar; Susan Danger, C. McCormack Professor of Entrepreneurship World Business Chicago; John A. Roberson, American Chamber of Commerce to the European and Finance, The University of Chicago Graduate commissioner, City of Chicago Department of Union. Konrad Adenauer Program event. School of Business. Cosponsored with the Aviation. september 30, 2004 University of Chicago Graduate School of Business. May 22, 2004 Roundtable Breakfast Global Economic Outlook Axel Weber, president, German Bundesbank. Dr. Gene Huang, chief economist for Fed Ex and After the Elections: Business and Konrad Adenauer program event. managing director of the company’s Economic and Investment Outlook in Putin’s Russia april 15, 2005 Industry Analysis Group. HIS EXCELLENCY Yuri Ushakov, ambassador september 21, 2004 of the Russian Federation to the United States; The Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue II: Eugene K. Lawson, U.S.-Russia Business Creating a Global City U.S. Economic Policy and Its Council; Arthur L. George, partner, Baker & Implications for the Global Economy: McKenzie; Helen Tiplitskaya, American-Russian Delegations from Shanghai and Chicago gathered Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Philip de in Chicago to discuss urban planning and 2004-2008 infrastructure and ways to strengthen the Chicago- Stephen Friedman, assistant to the president Shanghai relationship. Luncheon keynote address for economic policy and director of the National by Mayor Han Zheng, Shanghai Municipal Economic Council. Presided by Michael H. Government. Co-organized with Chicago Sister Moskow, president and chief executive officer, Cities International, the Shanghai Institute for Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. International Studies, and the Shanghai Municipal september 14, 2004 Government Foreign Affairs Office. april 5, 2005 Chicago-South Africa Business Symposium His Excellency Viktor Yushchenko Cosponsored with WTCC, US Export Assistance, President of Ukraine. CEO executive breakfast. and the South African Consulate. Konrad Adenauer Program event. June 16, 2004 april 4, 2005 Chicago as a Global Financial Center New Directions in U.S.-Polish Business: Adam Cooper, senior general manager and Taking Trade to a Higher Level general counsel, Citadel Investment Group, Ambassador Victor Ashe, U.S. ambassador LLC; Bernard W. Dan, president and chief to Poland, with a distinguished panel of experts. executive officer, The Chicago Board of Trade; Konrad Adenauer Program event. Craig S. Donohue, chief executive officer, march 16, 2005 Chicago Mercantile Exchange; Orie L. Dudley, Jr., chief investment officer, Northern Trust Roundtable Breakfast Corporation; Robert S. Hamada, Edward Ambassador Victor Ashe, U.S. ambassador to Eagle Brown Distinguished Service Professor of Poland. Konrad Adenauer Program event. Finance, Graduate School of Business, University march 16, 2005 of Illinois; James Leach, United States House of Representatives; Walter L. Lukken, Leveraging the Transatlantic Business commissioner, Commodity Futures Trading Commission; Leo Melamed, chairman emeritus Network and senior policy advisor, Chicago Mercantile Sir David G. Manning KCMG, ambassador of Exchange; Satish Nandapurkar, chief the United Kingdom to the United States. Konrad executive officer, Eurex USA, Inc.; Tim O’Neill, Adenauer Program event. executive vice president and chief economist, Leon, deputy director, Business Information Aviation Summit chair Glenn F. march 8, 2005 BMO Financial Group and chief economist, Harris Service for the Newly Independent States, U.S. Tilton, chairman, president, and Department of Commerce. Cosponsored with Baker chief executive officer of United Bank; Jerry D. Putnam, chief executive officer, Airlines, speaking at the summit in Russia: Economic Boom, Political Risk Archipelago Holdings, LLC; Mark Sobel, deputy & McKenzie and the American-Russian Chamber of April 2005 Anders Aslund, director, Russian and Eurasian assistant secretary, international monetary and Commerce. Konrad Adenauer Program event. Program, Carnegie Endowment for International financial policy, U.S. Department of the Treasury. May 17, 2004 Peace; Natalya Orlova, chief economist, Alfa Cosponsored with the Chicago Mercantile Bank. Konrad Adenauer Program event. Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade. Challenges of Iraq Reconstruction June 7, 2004 october 27, 2004 His Excellency Kamil Mubdir al-Gailani, minister of finance, Iraq; Hussein Al-Uzri, Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue I Challenges and Opportunities for Latin president, Trade Bank of Iraq. Cosponsored with A delegation of approximately twenty-five America JPMorgan Chase and Company. business and civic leaders from Chicago met with Don Michael Randel, president, The University April 29, 2004 leaders in Shanghai and Beijing to address shared of Chicago; Ricardo López Murphy, former concerns and develop new forms of cooperation. presidential candidate and former finance and Principles Instead of Rules Led by Mayor Richard M. Daley of Chicago. defense minister, Argentina; Pedro Aspe, Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, vice-chairman of the Co-convened by Lester Crown, chairman chairman of the board and CEO, Protego Asesores board and CEO, Nestlé S.A. of The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, Financieros, and former finance minister, Mexico; April 8, 2004 Material Service Corporation, and Henry Crown Alberto Verme, global head of investment and Company; Philip m. Condit, retired CEO and banking, Citigroup; Francisco Gros, CEO chairman, The Boeing Company; and William of Fosfertil-Ultrafertil, former president, the South Africa: Ten Years After Apartheid M. Daley, chairman of the Midwest Region, Brazilian Central Bank, and former CEO, Petrobras; Her Excellency Barbara Masekela, JPMorgan Chase and Company. Co-organized Luiz Meisler, senior vice president, Oracle ambassador of South Africa to the United States. with Chicago Sister Cities International, the Latin America; Edmundo Vallejo, president April 7, 2004
Program Listing - Corporate Programs - 61 Issues in American Foreign Policy: The Councils of America. Asia in Chicago event. U.S.-Japan-China Symposium View from Australia January 12, 2004 Noboru Hatakeyama (opening remarks), J. Thomas Schieffer, U.S. ambassador to chairman and chief executive officer, Japan Australia. Offshore Outsourcing: Competing in a Economic Foundation; Robert Barnett (keynote), March 12, 2004 Global Economy executive vice president, Motorola, Inc.; Taizo Dipesh Biswas, senior manager, Deloitte Nishimuro, director and chairman of the board, Business Opportunities and Emerging Consulting; Marcus Courtney, president, Toshiba Corporation; Michael Werner, president Markets in the Middle East WASHTECH/CWA; Chris Israel, deputy assistant and chief executive officer, Globe Union Group Inc. Panel discussion by Fred Hu, managing Peter B. Alois, senior commercial officer, secretary, technology policy, U.S. Department director, Goldman Sachs; Chi Hung Kwan, senior U.S. Commercial Service, American Embassy of Commerce; Pradip Kamat, president, Indus fellow, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Kuwait; Gail Del Rosal, senior commercial International, Inc.; Nagi Palle, principal, Industry; Linda Y.C. Lim, director, South East Asia officer, U.S. Consulate General, Casablanca, A.T. Kearney; Peter Tannenwald, regional Business Program, University of Michigan; Tarrin Morocco; Nancy Charles-Parker, commercial manager and associate vice president, Infosys; Nimmanahaeminda, member of parliament, counselor, U.S. Embassy Abu Dhabi, UAE; Talat William Testa, vice president and director former minister of finance, Thailand; Adlai E. Othman, president, Arab-American Business of regional programs, Federal Reserve Bank of Stevenson III, president, SC&M International and Professional Association, and Grove Financial, Chicago. Keynote address by Don Manzullo, Ltd.; Dong Tao, Asia chief economist, Credit Inc. Cosponsored with the U.S. Department of chair, Small Business Committee, U.S. House of Suisse First Boston; John Vail, senior strategist, Commerce, Chicago Export Assistance Center. Representatives. In collaboration with the Strategic Mizuho Group; and Tomoharu Washio, March 1, 2004 Management Association of Chicago. Sponsored by Baker & McKenzie. chief executive director, Japan External Trade December 9, 2003 Organization Chicago. Cosponsored with the Japan The U.S. Economy in 2004 Economic Foundation and Japan External Trade Kristin J. Forbes, member, Council of Economic Organization Chicago, and sponsored by the United Hunger, Trade, and National Security: Advisors. States of America–China Chamber of Commerce. February 19, 2004 Putting a Human Face on American Asia in Chicago event. Leadership October 14, 2003 Thomas J. Vilsack, governor, State of Iowa. Sponsored by the World Trade Center Chicago and the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce. Security, Stability, and Self-Sufficiency: December 5, 2003 International Assistance and the Case for U.S. Global Engagement U.S.-Canada: The Future of the Largest Richard J. Durbin, U.S. senator; William C. Trading Relationship in the World Lane, director of government affairs, Caterpillar, Inc.; Zainab Salbi, founder, Women for Women Ambassador Paul A. Cellucci, United States International; Her Excellency Edith Sempala, ambassador to Canada. ambassador of Uganda to the United States. November 24, 2003 Cosponsored with InterAction and the U.S. Global Leadership Campaign. Hong Kong and Shenzhen: Partners for September 12, 2003 Your China Strategy Mike Rowse, director-general of Invest Hong Kong; Xiaochun Wang, deputy director- Relations between the United States general of Shenzhen BOFTEC; Edward Fung, and France: In a World Transformed partner of Coudert Brothers; Rob Westerhof, HIS EXCELLENCY JEAN-DAVID LEVITTE, chief executive officer of Philips Electronics. ambassador of France to the United States. Konrad Cosponsored with Invest Hong Kong. Asia in Adenauer Program event. Chicago event. June 18, 2003 November 21, 2003
Philippe Bourguignon Afghanistan Conference: Rebuilding a Nation Co-chief executive of the World Economic Forum. Cosponsored with The Boeing Company. Cosponsored with the U.S. Trade and Development November 21, 2003 Agency and the U.S. Department of Commerce. June 8-10, 2003 The Future of U.S.-Israel Economic Relations Members of the Chicago-Shanghai APEC 2004: U.S. Opportunities for the The Future of U.S.–South African Trade Dialogue delegation from Shanghai Chilean Year His Excellency Ehud Olmert, Israel vice prime Relations during their visit to Chicago in minister and minister of industry, trade, labor and HIS EXCELLENCY ALEXANDER ERWIN, South April 2005 Andronico Luksic Craig, Banco de Chile; communications. African minister of trade and industry. Michael L. Ducker, Federal Express; Timothy November 12, 2003 Ong, Asia, Inc.; and Lauren Moriarty, Asia May 14, 2003 Pacific Economic Cooperation. U.S.-Brazil Economic Relations: The February 10, 2004 Future of Hemispheric Trade Argentine Elections His Excellency Rubens A. Barbosa, TIM KEARNEY, managing director and senior Strategic Choices for Iraq’s ambassador of Brazil to the United States. global economist, Bear Stearns & Company, New Reconstruction and Transition November 11, 2003 York; HECTOR SCHAMIS, fellow, Woodrow Wilson Joseph P. Saba, country director, Middle East International Center for Scholars, Washington, D.C.; and ENRIQUE ZULETA PUCEIRO, president, Department, Middle East and North Africa Region, U.S.-Turkey Economic and Political Ibope OPSM, Buenos Aires. In association with the World Bank. Relations Americas Society and the Council of the Americas. January 20, 2004 Richard E. Friedman, president and chair, National Strategy Forum Inc.; Ambassador May 7, 2003 The Crisis on the Korean Peninsula and Mark Parris, counselor, Turkish Research Program, The Washington Institute for Near East A New Role for Corporate America: the Economic Implications Policy; and Andrew Wachtel, Herman and Joseph A.B. Winder, president, Korean Economic Partners in Global Health and Beulah Pearce Miller Research Professor and chair, Development Institute; Hyun-ju Lee, counselor, Embassy of the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, Republic of Korea; Thomas Jung, Office of Korean Northwestern University. Konrad Adenauer RAYMOND GILMARTIN, chairman, president, and Affairs, U.S. Department of State. Cosponsored with Program event. chief executive officer, Merck & Co., Inc. the Korean Economic Institute and World Affairs October 22, 2003 May 1, 2003
62 - Program Listing - Corporate Programs The Influence of EU Enlargement on the Private Invitational Breakfast A. SNYDER (moderator), dean, The University of Transatlantic Relationship HIS EXCELLENCY LONG YONGTU, vice minister Chicago Graduate School of Business. Konrad Adenauer Program event. MINISTER DANUTA HÜBNER, secretary of and chief representative for trade negotiations, October 2, 2002 states, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and secretary, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Committee for European Integration, Republic of Cooperation, People’s Republic of China. Asia in On the Road to Recovery: How the Poland. Konrad Adenauer Program event. Chicago event. Egyptian Economy Has Weathered the April 30, 2003 December 9, 2002 September 11 Shock Thailand’s Policy on International Trade Reconstructing Iraq: The Role of the U.S. HIS EXCELLENCY DR. MEDHAT HASSANEIN, and Investment after the 1997 Economic Egyptian minister of finance. Cosponsored with Private Sector Crisis the Arab-American Business and Professional ANDREW S. NATSIOS, administrator, U.S. Agency HIS EXCELLENCY DR. KANTATHI Association and in cooperation with the Egyptian for International Development. SUPHAMONGKHON, Thailand trade Consulate General. April 16, 2003 representative. Asia in Chicago event. October 1, 2002 November 19, 2002 Integrating the Western Hemisphere: The Korean Economic Success Story The Holistic Agenda Banking Reform and the Russian HIS EXCELLENCY YUN-CHURL JEON, deputy prime minister and minister of finance and economy, THE HONORABLE DONNA J. HRINAK, U.S. Economy Republic of Korea. Asia in Chicago event. ambassador to the Federative Republic of Brazil. SERGEY IGNATYEV, chairman, Central Bank of the September 27, 2002 Cosponsored with the World Trade Center Chicago Russian Federation. Konrad Adenauer Program and the International Trade Association of Greater event. Chicago. November 14, 2002 March 26, 2003 The Politics of Fortune: A New Agenda The Limitations of Globalization for Business Leaders ROBERT WRIGHT, journalist, author, and visiting JEFFREY GARTEN, author, and dean, Yale School scholar, The University of Pennsylvania; GARY S. of Management. BECKER, professor of economics and sociology, November 7, 2002 The University of Chicago; EDWARD A. SNYDER, dean, The University of Chicago Graduate School of Trans-Atlantic Business Dialogue CEOs Business; MARSHALL M. BOUTON, president, The Conference Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Cosponsored Members of the Chicago Host Committee included with the University of Chicago Graduate School The Boeing Company, the Chicagoland Chamber of Business. of Commerce, World Business Chicago, and The March 11, 2003 Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Konrad Adenauer Program event. The Japanese Political Economy November 6-8, 2002 YOICHI FUNABASHI, columnist and chief diplomatic correspondent, Japanese daily Asahi Hong Kong: More Than a Gateway to Shimbun. Cosponsored with the Japan America China Society of Chicago. Asia in Chicago event. JACQUELINE ANN WILLIS, JP, Hong Kong March 5, 2003 commissioner to the United States. Asia in Chicago event. The Economic Outlook for 2003 November 4, 2002 R. GLENN HUBBARD, chairman, Council of Economic Advisers, The White House. Sponsored The Honorable Paul O’Neill by American Airlines. U.S. secretary of the treasury. Private invitational February 11, 2003 breakfast. Cosponsored with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. October 22, 2002 The Economic Impact of War in Iraq ROBERT L. BARTLEY, editor emeritus, The Wall Brazil: Elections amidst Economic Street Journal; ROBERT Z. ALIBER, professor Turmoil of international economics and finance, The RICARDO AMORIM, head, Latin American Adel Al-Jubeir Andrew Gowers (right), editor of the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business; Financial Times, with President’s Research, IDEAglobal; ALBERT FISHLOW, director, ASHA BANGALORE, vice president and economist, Foreign policy advisor to the Crown Prince of Saudi Circle member Edward A. Snyder Center for Brazilian Studies, Columbia University; Northern Trust Corporation. Arabia. Private invitational lunch. (left), dean, The University of MICHAEL GAVIN, head, Latin America Economic September 26, 2002 Chicago Graduate School of January 21, 2003 and Financial Research, UBS Warburg; PAULO Business, and Diane Swonk (center), SOTERO, Washington correspondent, O Estado de Economic Relations between the United chief economist at Bank One Uzbekistani Trade Mission to the Great São Paulo. Cosponsored with the Council of the States and the Arab World Lake States Americas. HIS EXCELLENCY AMRE MOUSSA, secretary- VYACHESLAV GANIEV, executive officer, Cabinet of October 22, 2002 general, Arab League. Cosponsored with the Arab- Minister of Uzbekistan; SHAKHLO ABDULLAEVA, American Business and Professional Association deputy chairman, Uzbekistan Agency for Foreign Seminar: Beyond Risk Management— and in cooperation with the Egyptian Consulate Economic Relations; SAIDAKBAR ABDURAKHIMOV, Maximizing the Benefits of Corporate General. deputy chairman of the board, Uzbekistan Social Responsibility September 20, 2002 National Bank for Foreign Economic Activity; DOUGLASS W. CASSELL, JR., director, Center HIS EXCELLENCY SHAVKAT KHAMRAKULOV, for International Human Rights, Northwestern Investment Opportunities in Thailand ambassador, Embassy of Uzbekistan to the United University School of Law; HENRY H. PERRITT, JR., States. Cosponsored with BISNIS in cooperation HIS EXCELLENCY SAKTHIP KRAIRIKSH, dean, Chicago-Kent College of Law. with the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, ambassador of Thailand to the United States. Asia the International Trade Association of Greater October 17, 2002 in Chicago event. Chicago, the United States Trade and Development September 17, 2002 Agency, the Export-Import Bank of the United Transatlantic Relations: Markets, Trade, States, and the United States Department of and Policy The Future of Japan’s Economy Commerce. Sponsored by Motorola. ANDREW GOWERS, editor, Financial Times; DIANE MINORU MAKIHARA, chairman, Mitsubishi December 17, 2002 SWONK, chief economist, Bank One; EDWARD Corporation, and vice chairman, Nippon Keidanren
Program Listing - Corporate Programs - 63 (The Japan Business Federation). Cosponsored Chile; Jeffrey Hebble (presider), vice president, with Japan America Society, JETRO, and Japan- Corn Products International. Leadership Programs American Chamber of Commerce. Asia in Chicago event. Luncheon keynote address: Miroslaw Zielinski, President’s Circle September 16, 2002 deputy minister of economy, labor and social policy, Poland. Private Invitational Lunch Briefings Klaus Schwab, president, World Economic Session III: Accessing Markets. Forum. Sponsored by Bank One. World Out of Balance: Navigating Global Jeffrey Neal, chairman, Global Investment September 3, 2002 Risks to Seize Competitive Advantage Banking, Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.; Takatoshi Ito, professor, Research Center for Advanced Science Paul A. Laudicina, vice president and managing The Chicago Conference on and Technology, Japan; Glen S. Fukushima, director, A.T. Kearney, Inc. president and chief executive officer, Cadence March 21, 2005 the Global Economy Design Systems, Japan; James W. Owens, group president, Caterpillar Inc.; Patrick Messerlin, Transforming the Chicago Council The Future of the Global Trading System director, Groupe D’Economie Mondiale, Institut Michael H. Moskow, president and CEO, Federal September 15–16, 2003 d’Etudes Politiques, France; William J. Best Reserve Bank of Chicago, and vice chair, The (presider), vice president, A.T. Kearney, Inc. Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Hosted by Session I: After Cancún: The Future of the Global The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Trading System. Session IV: Is Doha Really about Development? March 16, 2005 Carla A. Hills, chairman and chief executive Addressing the Needs of the Developing Nations. officer, Hills & Company; Philip M. Condit, Jairam Ramesh, secretary, Economic Affairs Cambodia: Moving a Handout Society chairman and chief executive officer, The Boeing Department, Congress Party, India; Raymond Toward Sustainability Offenheiser, president, Oxfam America; Truong Bernard Krisher, publisher, Cambodia Daily, Dinh Tuyen, minister of trade, Vietnam; Gary founder and chairman, Sihanouk Hospital–Center Hufbauer, Reginald Jones Senior Fellow, of Hope and the Rural School Project in Cambodia; Institute for International Economics; Marshall Kheang Un, Ph.D. candidate in political science M. Bouton (presider), president, The Chicago at Northern Illinois University. Breakfast briefing. Council on Foreign Relations. Hosted by Ed and Laurie Bachrach. February 3, 2005 Session V: Multilateral, Regional, Bilateral: What Is the Way Forward? The Palestinian Election—Dare We Be Thomas F. McLarty, president, Kissinger Optimistic? McLarty Associates; Noboru Hatakeyama, chairman and chief executive officer, Japan Lewis Manilow, founder and former chairman, Economic Foundation, Japan; Ross Garnaut, National Democratic Institute (NDI) Middle East professor of economics, Research School of Committee. Luncheon briefing. Hosted by The Pacific and Asian Studies; Alejandro Jara, Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. permanent representative of Chile to the WTO February 1, 2005 in Geneva; Kantathi Suphamongkhon, trade representative, Thailand; David Hale, Current Affairs in Israel: A Personal chief economist and founder, Hale Advisors LLC; Perspective Daniel Spulber (presider), director, International Lester Crown, chairman, Material Service Business and Markets Program, Kellogg School of Corporation, and chairman, The Chicago Council Management, Northwestern University. on Foreign Relations. Also “Destination 2012: Outcomes of the Board of Directors Strategic Session VI: Is Free Trade Fair? Trade, Poverty, and Planning Retreat in November 2004,” with Inequality. Marshall M. Bouton, president, The Chicago Lori Wallach, director, Public Citizen’s Global Council on Foreign Relations. Trade Watch; Raghuram Rajan, economic December 7, 2004 counselor and director of research (designated), International Monetary Fund; Iraj Abedian, Results of the Chicago Council’s 2004 director and group economist, Standard Bank Public Opinion Study Group, South Africa; Nancy Birdsall, president and cofounder, Center for Global Development; Marshall m. Bouton, president, The Chicago Ambassador Carla A. Hills, chairman Company; Juma Ngasongwa, minister of Mark Weisbrot, director, Center for Economic Council on Foreign Relations. and chief executive officer of industry and trade, Tanzania; Petros Sourmelis, and Policy Research; CLYDE PRESTOWITZ, founder September 30, 2004 Hills & Company and 2005 Global counselor, head of Trade Section, European and president, Economic Strategy Institute; Leadership Award honoree Commission Delegation to the United States, Adele Simmons (presider), vice chair and senior Indian Elections Washington, D.C.; Han Seung-soo, member of executive of Chicago Metropolis 2020. Marshall M. Bouton, president, The Chicago the National Assembly, former minister of trade Council on Foreign Relations. and industry, Korea; Paul O’Connor (presider), Luncheon keynote address: His Excellency Korn June 2, 2004 executive director, World Business Chicago, USA. Dabbaransi, deputy prime minister, Thailand. President’s Circle Business Meeting Keynote address: Henry Hyde, chairman, Session VII: Making the World Safe for Trade: Marshall M. Bouton, president, The Chicago Committee on International Relations, U.S. House Terrorism, Geopolitics, and Public Health as Council on Foreign Relations. of Representatives. Challenges to Global Trade. March 30, 2004 Gro Harlem Brundtland, former prime minister of Norway, former director-general of America in the Eyes of Europe and Asia Session II: Agriculture: The Biggest Roadblock? the World Health Organization; Robert Wright, Marshall M. Bouton, president, The Chicago G. Allen Andreas, chairman and chief executive visiting scholar, University of Pennsylvania, author Council on Foreign Relations. officer, Archer Daniels Midland Company;K ristin of The Moral Animal and Nonzero: The Logic of December 10, 2003 Dawkins, vice president for International Human Destiny; Rudolf Dolzer, director, Institute Programs, The Institute for Agriculture and Trade for International Law, University of Bonn, Germany; Policy; Rolf J. Langhammer, acting president, Luigi Zingales, Robert C. McCormack Professor Chicago—Global City or Not? Kiel Institute for World Economics, Germany; of Entrepreneurship and Finance, The University of Richard C. Longworth, executive director, The Vivianne Ventura Dias, director, Division of Chicago Graduate School of Business; Richard Global Chicago Center of The Chicago Council on International Trade and Integration, UN Economic Longworth (presider), senior correspondent, Foreign Relations. Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, Chicago Tribune. November 17, 2003
64 - Program Listing - Leadership Programs Asian Perspectives on Asian Domestic Adel Al-Jubeir Paul Krugman and World Affairs Foreign affairs advisor to Crown Prince Abdullah, Political columnist, The New York Times, and Marshall M. Bouton, president, The Chicago Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Hosted by Lester Crown. professor, economics and international trade, Council on Foreign Relations. november 22, 2004 Princeton University. Chaired by Donald M. April 2003 Stewart. SEPTEMBER 30, 2003 R. James Woolsey Crisis in U.S.-German Relations Vice president, Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc., and The Honorable Madeleine K. Albright Ambassador J.D. Bindenagel, vice president former director, Central Intelligence Agency (1993- Former U.S secretary of state (1997-2001). Hosted for program, The Chicago Council on Foreign 95). Hosted by Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Relations. by The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. november 17, 2004 SEPTEMBER 25, 2003 March 2003 Seymour Hersh Worldviews 2002: Public Opinion and His Excellency Ahmed Maher El Sayed Foreign Policy American investigative journalist and author. Minister of foreign affairs, Arab Republic of Egypt. Hosted by The Chicago Council on Foreign Also with Jacob Lassner, Philip M. and Ethel Marshall M. Bouton, president, The Chicago Relations. Chaired by M. Cherif Bassiouni. Dlutznick Professor of Jewish Studies and director, Council on Foreign Relations. october 12, 2004 The Crown Family Center for Jewish Studies, October 2002 Northwestern University, and Salim Yaqub, Stephen P. Cohen assistant professor of history, The University of Gala Dinners Chicago. Hosted by A. Robert Abboud, Marshall Senior fellow, Foreign Policy Studies, The Bennett, James Denny, Lester Crown, Newton Brookings Institution. Hosted by The Chicago His Excellency Viktor Yushchenko Minow, and Talat Othman. Council on Foreign Relations. SEPTEMBER 24, 2003 President of Ukraine. october 7, 2004 april 4, 2005 Ambassador Han Sung Joo His Excellency Hamid Karzai Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the United President of Afghanistan. States of America. Hosted by Imad I. Qasim. JUNE 10, 2004 october 5, 2004 Her Excellency Mary McAleese President of Ireland. Graham Allison May 6, 2003 Douglas Dillon Professor of Government and director, Belfer Center for Science and International His Excellency Jean Chrétien Affairs, Harvard University. Hosted by The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Prime minister of Canada. October 1, 2004 February 13, 2003
His Excellency Jiang Zemin Ambassador Dennis Ross President of the People’s Republic of China. Director and Ziegler Distinguished Fellow, October 22, 2002 Washington Institute for Near East Policy. Hosted by A. Robert Abboud. Post-Lecture Discussions september 23, 2004 with Council Speakers Joseph S. Nye, Jr. Dean, John F. Kennedy School of Government, General Wesley K. Clark, USA (Ret.) Harvard University. Hosted by Leah Zell Wanger. Hosted by Marshall Bennett. MAY 13, 2004 May 18, 2005 Ambassador Dennis Kux and The Honorable Richard Lugar Ambassador Frank G. Wisner United States senator from Indiana. Hosted by The Dennis Kux, senior policy scholar, Woodrow Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Wilson International Center for Scholars, may 2, 2005 Washington, D.C.; Frank Wisner, vice chairman, Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland His Excellency Hamid Karzai, president of Afghanistan external affairs, American International Group. Former director general, World Health Tom Langlois Hosted by Samuel L. Clinton and AIG Chicago. Organization, and former prime minister of Norway. Director, Contracts/Logistics, Middle East MARCH 3, 2004 Hosted by Abbott Laboratories, United Nations Construction Program, Washington Group Foundation, United States Fund for UNICEF, the International. Hosted by The Chicago Council on George Soros Female Health Company, and Marjorie Benton. Foreign Relations. SEPTEMBER 16, 2003 april 28, 2005 Chairman, Soros Fund Management, LLC and author, The Bubble of American Supremacy: Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering The Honorable Madeleine K. Albright Correcting the Misuse of American Power. Chaired by Newton B. Minow. Hosted by The Chicago Council on Foreign Former U.S. secretary of state. Hosted by the Relations. FEBRUARY 11, 2004 McCormick Tribune Foundation. SEptember 9, 2003 April 14, 2005 James Q. Wilson Gamal Mubarak and Osama El Baz General John Abizaid Professor emeritus, Anderson School at the GAMAL MUBARAK, son of president Hosni Commander, U.S. Central Command. Hosted by the University of California. Hosted by John Rowe and Mubarak of Egypt; OSAMA EL BAZ, senior political McCormick Tribune Foundation. the Exelon Corporation. advisor to President Mubarak. Hosted by Motorola. April 12, 2005 JANUARY 27, 2004 June 23, 2003
Jeremy Rifkin Richard J. Perle William Kristol President, Foundation on Economic Trends. Hosted Resident fellow, American Enterprise Institute, Editor, The Weekly Standard. Hosted by The by Carol “Mickey” Norton. Washington, D.C. Chaired by D. Cameron Findlay. Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. march 10, 2005 JANUARY 14, 2004 May 13, 2003
Program Listing - Leadership Programs - 65 Fareed Zakaria University. Hosted by The Chicago Council on JOHN J. MEARSHEIMER, R. Wendell Harrison Editor, Newsweek. Hosted by The Chicago Council Foreign Relations. Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science on Foreign Relations. December 11, 2002 and codirector of the Program on International April 29, 2003 Security Policy, The University of Chicago. Josef Joffe May 28, 2003 Joseph E. Stiglitz Publisher and editor-in-chief, German weekly Die Nobel Prize-winning economist. Hosted by Arthur Ziet. Hosted by Leah Zell Wanger, Wanger Asset The Ideas That Conquered the World: L. Kelly. Management. What Is the 21st Century All About? April 21, 2003 December 2, 2002 MICHAEL MANDELBAUM, senior fellow, Council on Foreign Relations. Senator Gary Hart The Right Honourable David Trimble, April 22, 2003 Senior council, Coudert Brothers, and cochairman, M.P. U.S. Commission on National Security/21st Former first minister, Northern Ireland Assembly, The End of the American Era: U.S. Century. Hosted by The Chicago Council on Foreign and 1998 Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Hosted by Foreign Policy and the Geopolitics of the Relations. The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Twenty-First Century April 9, 2003 November 14, 2002 CHARLES A. KUPCHAN, professor of international relations, Georgetown University, and senior The Right Honourable Christopher The Honorable Strobe Talbott fellow, Council on Foreign Relations. President, The Brookings Institution. Hosted by Patten November 13, 2002 Geoffrey B. Shields. External affairs commisioner, European Union. March 13, 2003 Hosted by The Chicago Council on Foreign Opening NATO’s Door: What Future for Relations. the Atlantic Alliance? October 3, 2002 RONALD D. ASMUS, senior fellow adjunct for His Excellency Medhat Hassanein Europe Studies, Council on Foreign Relations, and senior transatlantic fellow, The German Marshall Minister of finance, Arab Republic of Egypt. Hosted Fund of the United States. by The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. October 31, 2002 October 1, 2002
Ambassador Marc Grossman One Year Later: Responding to the Terrorist Threat Undersecretary for political affairs, U.S. Department of State. Hosted by The Chicago MATTHEW BETTENHAUSEN, director of Homeland Council on Foreign Relations. Security for Illinois. September 30, 2002 September 24, 2002
His Excellency Wolfgang Ischinger The Chicago Committee Ambassador of Germany to the United States. (The Chicago Committee merged with the President’s Hosted by Leah Zell Wanger and Ralph Wanger, Circle in June 2004.) Wanger Asset Management. September 18, 2002 E.J. Dionne His Excellency Valdas Adamkus Senior fellow, The Brookings Institution. President of Lithuania. Hosted by the U.S.-Baltic June 22, 2004 Foundation and the Consulate General of the Republic of Lithuania. The Chicago Committee Retreat: September 9, 2002 American Primacy—Realities, Myths, and Challenges Ahead Seminars Cosponsored with the Verne Istock, chairman, The Chicago Committee; Kennette Benedict, director, International Council on Foreign Relations, New Peace and Security, The John D. and Catherine T. York MacArthur Foundation; John J. Mearsheimer, R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Service China Roundtable Professor of Political Science, The University of Chicago; C. Raja Mohan, strategic affairs Senator Chuck Hagel (R-NE) (left) Yoichi Funabashi Elizabeth Economy, senior fellow for China, with President’s Circle members editor, The Hindu-New Delhi; GenERAL William Stephen and Sheila Miller Columnist and chief diplomatic correspondent, director of Asia Studies, Council on Foreign E. Odom, director of International Security Japanese daily Asahi Shimbun. Hosted by Relations, New York, and author, The River Runs Studies, Hudson Institute; Simon Tay, professor Marshall M. Bouton. Black: The Environmental Challenge to China’s of international law, University of Singapore; Future. March 5, 2003 Robert McNeill, executive vice president and June 23, 2004 principal, Stein Roe Investment Counsel LLC; Robert Kagan Gautam Adhikari, visiting fellow, American Chicago Roundtable Enterprise Institute; Ernest Aryeetey, head, Senior associate, Carnegie Endowment for Henry H. Perritt, Jr., professor of law, Chicago- Institute of Statistical, Social, and Economic International Peace. Hosted by The Chicago Council Kent College of Law. Research, University of Ghana-Legon; Bill Lewis, on Foreign Relations. February 23, 2004 retired partner, McKinsey & Company; Ellen February 5, 2003 Soeteber, editor, St. Louis Post-Dispatch; Mary America’s Role in the World Page, director, Global Challenges, Program on Global Security and Sustainability, The John D. and Henry Bienen, president, Northwestern The Honorable Chuck Hagel (R-NE) Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation; Lee Hong- University. Member, U.S. Senate. Hosted by The Chicago Koo, chairman, Seoul Forum for International September 18, 2003 Council on Foreign Relations. Affairs; Jorge Montaño, former Mexican December 16, 2002 ambassador to the United States and the United Debating a New National Security Nations; Jamie Shea, former NATO spokesman; Strategy Wang Jisi, director, Institute of American Studies, The Honorable Leon Fuerth MAX BOOT, Olin senior fellow, National Security Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; Richard J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Professor of Studies, Council on Foreign Relations; LAWRENCE S. Williamson, partner, Mayer, Brown, Rowe & International Affairs, The Elliot School of J. KORB, senior fellow and director of National Maw LLP. International Affairs, The George Washington Security Studies, Council on Foreign Relations; June 17, 2004
66 - Program Listing - Leadership Programs The Politics of Truth: Inside the Lies That Chicago Chapter, and Piper Rudnick LLP. Terrorism, Proliferation, and the Limits of Led to War and Betrayed My Wife’s CIA September 11, 2003 Dominance Identity—A Diplomat’s Memoir MICHAEL KREPON, founding president, Henry L. Multilateralism in the Post-Iraq Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV, former Stimson Center. diplomat and author. Context—A View from the South February 28, 2003 June 3, 2004 VIJAY NAMBIAR, ambassador of India to the United Nations. Asian Update: President Roh Moo-Hyun Terror in the Name of God: Why June 16, 2003 and the New Politics of South Korea Religious Militants Kill HOON JAUNG, chair and professor, Department The U.S. in East Asia, Looking beyond Jessica Stern, lecturer in public policy and of Political Science, Chung-Ang University. Asia in faculty affiliate, Belfer Center for Science and War and Plague Chicago event. International Affairs, Harvard University. FRANK L. LAVIN, U.S. ambassador to the Republic February 28, 2003 March 25, 2004 of Singapore. Asia in Chicago event. May 9, 2003 Immigration, Homeland Security, and the Human Intelligence: National Security, Future of the United States Counter-Intelligence and Counter- Democracy and the Middle East FRANK SHARRY, executive director, National Terrorism AMBASSADOR EDWARD S. WALKER, president Immigration Forum. and CEO, Middle East Institute. February 12, 2003 Paul Redmond, consultant. May 5, 2003 February 27, 2004 U.S. Foreign Aid: Shared Values with the The War on Terrorism and Economic Islamic World Developments: Afghanistan and India/ Pakistan WENDY CHAMBERLIN, assistant administrator, USAID Asia and Near East Bureau, and former Ahmed Rashid, Pakistani journalist based in U.S. ambassador to Pakistan. Sponsored by the Lahore as Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Central Northwestern Alumni Association, Northwestern Asia correspondent for the Far Eastern Economic University. Asia in Chicago event. Review, and the Daily Telegraph of London. Asia in April 26, 2003 Chicago event. February 26, 2004 The Role of Intelligence in Fighting the War on Terrorism Defining the U.S. Role in the World RICHARD J. DURBIN, United States senator from James Q. Wilson, professor emeritus at the Illinois. Anderson School at the University of California. April 24, 2003 January 28, 2004 Reconstructing Iraq: The Role of the U.S. Richard Perle Private Sector Former assistant secretary of defense for Andrew S. Natsios, administrator, U.S. Agency international security policy and resident fellow, for International Development. American Enterprise Institute, Washington, D.C. April 16, 2003 January 15, 2004 Principled Engagement: America’s Role Toward Broader Horizons: Effective in the 21st Century World Diplomacy in a Global World SENATOR GARY HART, senior counsel, Coudert William Graham, foreign minister of Canada. Brothers LLP, and cochairman, U.S. Commission on November 20, 2003 National Security/21st Century. April 10, 2003 Transatlantic Relations Reconsidered— A Temporary Rift or the Death of an The Future of U.S.-Mexico Relations Alliance? CUAUHTÉMOC CÁRDENAS, Tinker Visiting His Excellency Franz Vranitzky, former Professor of Latin American Studies, The University chancellor of Austria. Konrad Adenauer Program of Chicago. event. April 8, 2003 America vs. Europe? His Excellency Vicente Fox, November 4, 2003 president of Mexico Can the Transatlantic Alliance Be ROBERT KAGAN, senior associate, Carnegie The Great Unraveling Salvaged? Endowment for International Peace. Konrad Adenauer Program event. Paul Krugman, New York Times columnist and SIMON SERFATY, director of the Europe Program, professor of economics and international trade, Center for Strategic and International Studies. February 5, 2003 Princeton University. Konrad Adenauer Program event. October 1, 2003 April 2, 2003 Iraq and the National Security Strategy—Implications for the Future of The U.S. National Security Strategy— Dinner with Madeleine K. Albright U.S. Foreign Policy Secretary of state from 1997 to 2001. Blueprint for Success or Recipe for September 25, 2003 Disaster? THE HONORABLE LEON FUERTH, J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Professor of International Affairs, The JOHN HAMRE, president and chief executive Elliott School of International Affairs, The George officer, Center for Strategic and International Business Perils and Pearls Facing Washington University. Corporate America in the New Global Studies. Economy March 19, 2003 December 11, 2002 Senator George J. Mitchell, partner, Piper Rudnick LLP, and former Senate majority leader; North Korea and the Future of Northeast How Ready Are We to Go to War with Secretary William S. Cohen, chairman and Asia Iraq? CEO, The Cohen Group, and former U.S. secretary YOICHI FUNABASHI, chief diplomatic of defense; General Joseph W. Ralston, vice correspondent and columnist, Japanese daily DAVID GRANGE, executive vice president and chief chairman, The Cohen Group, and former supreme Asahi Shimbun. Asia in Chicago event. operating officer, McCormick Tribune Foundation. allied commander, NATO. Cosponsored with ACCA, March 5, 2003 December 3, 2002
Program Listing - Leadership Programs - 67 Iraq: Is War the Right Choice? Reception in honor of Mayor Han Zheng James Keith GRAHAM ALLISON, dean, Belfer Center for Shanghai Municipal Government. Part of the U.S. consul general in Hong Kong. Science and International Affairs, Harvard Chicago-Shanghai Dialogue. September 24, 2003 University. April 5, 2005 November 20, 2002 Sino-U.S. Relations in the 21st Century CHINA, INC.: How the Rise of the Next He Yafei, director general, North American and Can Northern Ireland’s Agreement Industrial Superpower Challenges Oceanian Affairs Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, People’s Republic of China. Survive? America and the World THE RIGHT HONOURABLE DAVID TRIMBLE, July 28, 2003 Ted Fishman, economic and financial journalist. M.P., former first minister of the Northern Ireland Assembly and 1998 Nobel Peace Prize laureate. February 8, 2005 Open Networks, Closed Regimes: The Konrad Adenauer Program event. Impact of the Internet on Authoritarian November 14, 2002 U.S.-China Relations in the Next Four Rule in China Years SHANTHI KALATHIL, associate, Carnegie Why Does the Bush Administration Yang Jiemian, vice president, Shanghai Institute Endowment for International Peace. Reject International Law? for International Studies (SIIS); Chen Dongxiao, February 25, 2003 KENNETH ROTH, executive director, Human Rights director of American Studies, SIIS; Shao Yuqun, Watch. deputy director of American Studies, SIIS; China’s Leadership Transition and the October 30, 2002 Zhu Haiquan, executive assistant to the vice Future of Sino-U.S. Relations president, SIIS. DAVID M. LAMPTON, director of Chinese studies, January 13, 2005 The Nixon Center, and George and Sadie Hyman Professor of China Studies, Johns Hopkins School The Rise of China—A Glass Half-Full of Advanced International Studies. and Half-Empty November 13, 2002 Michael Lev, Beijing bureau chief, Chicago Tribune. Cosponsored with the Japan America Special Briefing Society of Chicago and the Midwest U.S.-China Delegation from Shanghai Institute for Association. International Studies (SIIS): YANG Jiemian, vice November 17, 2004 president, SIIS (group Leader); REN Xiao, director, Department of American Studies, SIIS; LI Weijian, The Case for a Special Relationship with director, Department of Middle East Studies, SIIS; China CHEN Hongbin, deputy director, Department of Japanese Studies, SIIS; PAN Zhongqi, research Mark Kirk, U.S. congressman. fellow, Department of American Studies, SIIS. September 20, 2004 NOVEMBER 12, 2002
China Roundtable China and U.S.-China Relations after Elizabeth Economy, senior fellow for China, 9/11 director of Asia Studies, Council on Foreign KENNETH LIEBERTHAL, professor of political Relations, New York, and author, The River Runs science and business administration, University of Black: The Environmental Challenge to China’s Michigan Business School. Future. Cosponsored with the Council on Foreign October 15, 2002 Relations, New York. June 23, 2004 Shanghai Delegation Including Luo Shiqian, deputy secretary of China Roundtable the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Meeting with fellows from the Ministry of Foreign Communist Party of China; Xia Yongfang, Affairs of the People’s Republic of China: BAI director general of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Tian, second secretary, General Office;CHEN Shanghai Municipal People’s Government. Private Kai, deputy director, Division Two, Department invitational breakfast. of Arms Control and Disarmament; LEI Ning, September 25, 2002 English Division, Department of Translation and Interpretation; LI Jianfeng, deputy director, Division Three, Department of North American and India Roundtable Kenneth Roth (center), executive Worldviews 2002 Oceanian Affairs; ZHOU Ding, deputy director, director of Human Rights Watch, MARSHALL M. BOUTON, president, The Chicago Personnel Department; and CHEN Wei, program India Roundtable with President’s Circle members assistant, Beijing Foreign Service Bureau for Jaswant Singh, former minister of external Jonathan Fanton (left), president Council on Foreign Relations. of the John D. and Catherine T. October 8, 2002 Diplomatic Missions. Cosponsored with the Asia affairs and finance, leader of the opposition in the MacArthur Foundation, and Jerome Foundation. Rajya Sabha, India. Stone The Future of Transatlantic Security May 18, 2004 May 23, 2005 GENERAL JOSEPH RALSTON, supreme allied India Roundtable and Business commander Europe. Cosponsored with the National China and Its Neighbors: Taiwan and Symposium Strategy Forum, the U.S. Naval Alumni Association Southeast Asia P. Chidambaram, minister of finance, Union of Chicago, the West Point Society of Chicago, Alan Romberg, senior associate and director, Government of India; Business executives, the Chicago Area Air Force Association, and the East Asia Program, The Henry L. Stimson Center; Confederation of Indian Industry. Illinois Wing Civil Air Patrol. Konrad Adenauer Marvin C. Ott, professor of national security Program event. policy, National Defense University. April 14, 2005 September 4, 2002 April 27, 2004
China Roundtable China Roundtable Yuan Jian, vice president, China Institute of International Studies; Tao Wenzhao, research Delegation from the National People’s professor and deputy director, Institute of American Congress of China Studies and Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; Minister Jiang Enzhu, chairman, National Zhang Yijun, special consultant, Ministry of People’s Congress. Foreign Affairs, People’s Republic of China. June 13, 2005 November 21, 2003
68 - Program Listing - Leadership Programs Jennifer Oppenheimer, South Africa Douglas Alexander, Great Britain Conferences Andrea Ostheimer, South Africa Monica Aparicio, Colombia Guillaume Parmentier, France Diego Arria, Venezuela Jiri Pehe, Czech-Republic Felipe de la Balze, Argentina The Atlantic Conference Fred Phaswana, South Africa Lionel Barber, Great Britain Alfonso de Prat-Gay, Argentina Kabral Blay-Amihere, Ghana Rules of the Game: The Atlantic Region Maria Ramos, South Africa Marshall M. Bouton, USA in a Changing World Order, November Adalberto Rodríguez Giavarini, Argentina John Chipman, Great Britain Manuel Chiriboga, Costa Rica 11–13, 2004, Capetown, South Africa Eberhard Sandschneider, Germany Kurt Shillinger, South Africa Martha Crenshaw, USA Fanyana Shiburi, South Africa Nelson W. Cunningham, USA Opening keynote speaker: The Honorable Michael Spicer, South Africa Kenneth W. Dam, USA Alexander Erwin, minister of public enterprises, Jan van Vollenhoven, South Africa Gilberto Dupas, Brazil South Africa. Leah Zell Wanger, USA Richard J. Durbin, USA Tom Wheeler, South Africa Rafael Fernández de Castro, Mexico Session I: Challenges to Economic Growth and Joseph C. Wilson IV, USA Charles Grant, Great Britain Cooperation. David Hale, USA Presider: U.S. Senator Richard J. Durbin, Terrorism and Globalization François Heisbourg, France conference cochairman. Commentators: Vassi Christoph Heusgen, European Union Naidoo, chief executive, Deloitte Touche & November 21–24, 2002, Rio de Janeiro, Donna J. Hrinak, USA Tomatsu; Alfonso de Prat-Gay, former governor, Brazil Karl Kaiser, Germany Central Bank of Argentina. Kwame Karikari, Ghana Session I: Keynote address by His Excellency Inge Kaul, Germany Session II: Meeting Security Needs. Celso Lafer, Brazillian minister of state of foreign R. Craig Kennedy, USA Presider: U.S. Senator Susan M. Collins, relations. Jim Kolbe, USA conference cochairman. Commentators: Kader Asmal, chair Parliamentary Committee of Session II: Has the world really changed? Terrorism Defense; Roger Cohen, senior foreign editor, The and globalization as the defining challenges of New York Times; Greg Mills, national director, our era. South African Institute of International Affairs;. Presider: U.S. Senator Richard J. Durbin, Guillaume Parmentier, director, French conference cochair. Commentators: DIEGO ARRIA, Center on the United States, Institut Français des director, The Columbus Group; LIONEL BARBER, Relations Internationales. U.S. manager and editor, Financial Times.
Session III: Partnership with Africa. Session III: How can terrorism be confined, Presider: Fred Phaswana, chairman, South defeated, and prevented? African Institute of International Affairs, and Presider: Marcilio Marques Moreira, senior conference cochairman. Commentators: Francis international advisor to Merrill Lynch & Co., Rio. Antonie, senior economist and senior policy ana- Commentators: MARTHA CRENSHAW, Colin & lyst, The Standard Bank of South Africa; Sheila Nancy Campbell Professor of Global Issues and Camerer, spokesperson on justice, Democratic Democratic Thought and professor of government, Alliance, Parliament of South Africa; Barbara Wesleyan University; CARMEN GURRUCHAGA, Lee, U.S House of Representatives; Joseph C. journalist, El Mundo, presented by Louise Wilson IV, Wilson International Ventures. Richardson, executive dean, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University. Session IV: Global Governance. Presider: U.S. Senator Richard J. Durbin, Dinner Session: Brazil Today. conference cochairman. Commentators: Post-election political, economic, and social per- Marshall M. Bouton, president, The Chicago spectives with Brazilian leaders: Luiz Dulci, sec- Council on Foreign Relations; Eberhard retary general of the Workers’ Party (PT); Gilberto Sandschneider, director, German Council on Dupas, general coordinator, International Foreign Relations; Jan Van Vollenhoven, Affairs Group of the University of São Paulo, and director for the USA, South African Department of president, Institute of Economic and International Foreign Affairs. Studies. Moderator: Jim Kolbe, U.S. House of Representatives, and chairman, U.S.-Brazil Caucus. 2004 Participants Session IV: How flawed is globalization? Should it be reformed? If so, how? Luiz Felipe Lampreia, Brazil Participants at the 2002 Atlantic Francis Antonie, South Africa Conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Abdul Kader Asmal, South Africa Presider: Marshall M. Bouton, president, Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva, Brazil Barbara Barungi, Uganda The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Ricardo López Murphy, Argentina Patrice de Beer, France Commentators: IRAJ ABEDIAN, director, Social John F. Manley, USA Jacques Beltran, France Strategy, and group economist, The Standard Marcílio Marques Moreira, Brazil J.D. Bindenagel, USA Bank of South Africa; MANUEL CHIRIBOGA, Thomas F. McLarty, USA Marshall M. Bouton, USA executive director, Asociación Latinoamericana de Kellie A. Meiman, USA Sheila Camerer, South Africa Organizaciones de Promoción (ALOP). Zanny Minton-Beddoes, Great Britain Roger Cohen, USA Heraldo Muñoz, Chile Colin Coleman, South Africa Session V: How should Atlantic-area nations work Beatriz Nofal, Argentina Susan M. Collins, USA together to address the challenges of terrorism and Mark Oaten, Great Britain Nicholas Dawes, South Africa globalization? Ayo Obe, Nigeria Richard J. Durbin, USA Presider: Karl Kaiser, Otto-Wolff-Director, Raymond C. Offenheiser, USA Alec Erwin, South Africa Research Institute of the German Council on Janusz Onyszkiewicz, Poland Peter Fabricius, South Africa Foreign Relations. Commentators: J. ’BAJO Guillaume Parmentier, France Bridget Gainer, USA ADEKANYE, professor, Center for Peace and Louise Richardson, USA Edward Gibson, USA Conflict Studies, University of Ibadan, Nigeria; Juan Manuel Santos, Colombia Tim Hughes, South Africa R. CRAIG KENNEDY, president, The German Andreas Schockenhoff, Germany Barbara Lee, USA Marshall Fund of the United States. Benedita da Silva, Brazil Tony J. Leon, South Africa Stefano Silvestri, Italy Greg Mills, South Africa 2002 Participants Gintaras Steponavicˇius, Lithuania Vassi Naidoo, South Africa Dmitri V. Trenin, Russia Ayanda Ntsaluba, South Africa Iraj Abedian, South Africa Leah Zell Wanger, USA Rory More O’Ferrall, United Kingdom Lord Alderdice, Great Britain Werner Weidenfeld, Germany
Program Listing - Conferences - 69 2004 Participants Richard A. Behrenhausen, president and CEO, The America and the World McCormick Tribune Foundation. Conference Gautam Adhikari, India Karen Alter, USA Session II: Impact of the War on Terrorism on the International System: Has the World Changed? World Order in an Era of American Gilles Andréani, France Commentators: Fawzy Hammad, Egyptian Ernest Aryeetey, Ghana Primacy, June 17–19, 2004 Council for Foreign Affairs; R. Craig Kennedy, Lloyd Axworthy, Canada president, The German Marshall Fund of the United Panel Discussion: The American Election and the Richard A. Behrenhausen, USA States; Dingli Shen, deputy director, Fudan Future of U.S. Foreign Policy: Must a Hegemonic Kennette Benedict, USA University, China; Karsten Voigt, coordinator America Channel Its Primacy through Institutions, J. D. Bindenagel, USA for German-American Cooperation, Foreign Office, or Is It Obligated to Act Unilaterally to Impose Salih Booker, USA Federal Republic of Germany. Moderator: Paul Order on a Disorderly World? Panelists: Jim Marshall M. Bouton, USA McGonagle, senior vice president, Bank One. O’Shea, managing editor, Chicago Tribune; Nayan Chanda, USA Michael Tackett, senior correspondent, Chicago Douglas Doetsch, USA Session III: The Way Forward: Where Do We Go Tribune; Jeff Zeleny, Washington correspondent, Ron Dzwonkowski, USA from Here? Chicago Tribune. Moderator: Jim O’Shea. Kayode Fayemi, Nigeria Commentators: Diego Arria, former ambassador, Shai Feldman, Israel Venezuela; Michel Foucher, director, foreign Session I: Global Security: What Are the Global Husain Haqqani, Pakistan policy planning, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, France; Threats and How Have the U.S. and Its Allies Met Husain Haqqani, visiting scholar, Carnegie Tarek Heggy, Egypt Them? Endowment for International Peace, Pakistan; John Hurley, USA Commentators: Lloyd Axworthy, president and Okwudiba Nnoli, professor, Pan African Center vice-chancellor, University of Winnipeg, Canada; Richard Joseph, USA for Research on Peace and Conflict Resolution, Husain Haqqani, visiting scholar, Carnegie En- Akira Kojima, Japan Nigeria. Moderator: Mitchel Wallerstein, dowment for International Peace; Janusz Reiter, Lee Hong-Koo, South Korea vice president, Program on Global Security and president, Center for International Relations, Po- Richard C. Longworth, USA Sustainability, The John D. and Catherine T. Abraham Lowenthal, USA MacArthur Foundation. Norbert Mao, Uganda John J. Mearsheimer, USA 2002 Participants Greg Mills, South Africa C. Raja Mohan, India Kenneth W. Abbott, USA Jorge Montaño, Mexico Diego Arria, Venezuela Toshihiro Nakayama, Japan Grace Barry, USA Ni Shixiong, People’s Republic of China Richard A. Behrenhausen, USA William E. Odom, USA Marshall M. Bouton, USA Allert Brown-Gort, USA Mary Page, USA Mark C. Chona, Zambia Andrei Piontkovsky, Russia Michael W. Diamond, USA Janusz Reiter, Poland Michel Foucher, France John E. Rielly, USA David L. Grange, USA Andrés Rozental, Mexico David Hale, USA Stephen Schwartz, USA Fawzy Hammad, Egypt Jamie Shea, Belgium Husain Haqqani, Pakistan John Sirek, USA Lawrence R. Jacobs, USA Ellen Soeteber, USA Koji Kakizawa, Japan Fred G. Steingraber, USA R. Craig Kennedy, USA Simon SC Tay, Singapore Richard C. Longworth, USA Paula G. Thornhill, USA Abraham F. Lowenthal, USA Juan Gabriel Valdés, Chile John W. Madigan, USA Karsten D. Voigt, Federal Republic of Germany Lewis Manilow, USA Paul McGonagle, USA Rüdiger von Rosen, Federal Republic of Germany John J. Mearsheimer, USA Wang Jisi, People’s Republic of China Yuan Ming, China Leah Zell Wanger, USA Okwudiba Nnoli, Nigeria Leo Wieland, Federal Republic of Germany Benjamin I. Page, USA Richard Williamson, USA Mary Page, USA Martin Wolf, Britain Guillaume Parmentier, France Participants at the 2004 Atlantic land. Moderator: Richard A. Behrenhausen, Frederic S. Pearson, USA Conference in Cape Town, South president and CEO, McCormick Tribune Foundation. Kenneth M. Quinn, USA Africa America and the World—One Year After the Attacks, September 12–14, 2002 Jairam Ramesh, India Session II: A New Global Economic Order: Can John E. Rielly, USA International Economic and Financial Institutions Pierre Rousselin, France Set Global Economic Rules? Keynote address by General Wesley K. Jan Schakowsky, USA Commentators: Ernest Aryeetey, head, Institute Clark, former supreme allied commander Carl Schwartz, USA of Statistical, Social, and Economic Research, Europe. Commentators: Marshall M. Bouton, Jiri Sedivy, Czech Republic University of Ghana-Legon, Ghana; Akira president, The Chicago Council on Foreign Julie Sell, USA Kojima, senior advisor, Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Relations; Yuan Ming, director, Peking University; Dingli Shen, China Japan; Martin Wolf, associate editor and Jairam Ramesh, secretary, economic affairs, Geoffrey B. Shields, USA chief economics commentator, Financial Times. All-India Congress Committee; Pierre Rousselin, Adele Simmons, USA Moderator: John Sirek, Citizenship Program foreign editor, Le Figaro, France. Moderator: John M. Sirek, USA director, McCormick Tribune Foundation. Richard A. Behrenhausen, president and CEO, Noordin Sopiee, Malaysia McCormick Tribune Foundation. Richard H. Stanley, USA Session III: Global Governance: What Are the Fred G. Steingraber, USA Limits and Possibilities of Multilateral Institutions Session I: The War on Terrorism: Where Do We Victor Supyan, Russia and Processes in Constructing a World Order? Stand? Carl Swanson, USA Commentators: Gilles Andréani, director of policy Commentators: David Grange, executive vice Shirin R. Tahir-Kheli, USA planning, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, France; Greg president and COO, McCormick Tribune Foundation; Enrique Umaña-Valenzuela, Colombia Mills, national director, South African Institute Benjamin Page, professor, Northwestern Karsten D. Voigt, Germany for International Affairs, South Africa; Andrés University; Guillaume Parmentier, head, Ruediger von Rosen, Germany Rozental, president, Mexican Council on Foreign French Center on the United States; Noordin Mitchel Wallerstein, USA Relations, Mexico. Moderator: Douglas Doetsch, Sopiee, president, Institute of Strategic and Leah Zell Wanger, USA partner, Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP. International Studies, Malaysia; Moderator: Marvin Zonis, USA
70 - Program Listing - Conferences Midwest World Affairs Purvis, professor of television journalism, City University, London. Special Events Symposium on U.S.-Mexico Working Group A: The Global Political Context. Relations Chair: The Honourable Richard Spring, Global Connections Dinner May 29-30, 2003 member of the Irish Parliament. Rapporteur: Series Michael Needham, chief of staff to the president, The Heritage Foundation. Session I: Immigration. Syria’s Role in Lebanon: Will It Change? Panelists: Ambassador Jim Jones, cochairman, Working Group B: Instruments of Diplomacy. Hosted by Leah Zell Wanger and Ralph ManattJones Global Strategies; Susan Martin, Chair: The Honourable Peter Jay, nonexecutive Wanger with special guest Dr. Leila Fawaz, director, Institute for the Study of International director, The Bank of England, writer and professor of Lebanese and Eastern Mediterranean Migration, Georgetown University; Gustavo broadcaster. Rapporteur: Richard Morgan, studies and founding director, Fares Center for Mohar, former chief negotiator of international head, Lord Carter’s Public Diplomacy Review Team. Eastern Mediterranean Studies, Tufts University. migration affairs for the Mexican government; may 15, 2005 Raúl Ross Pineda, member, Coalition for the Working Group C: Looking into the Future. Political Rights of Mexicans Abroad. Moderator: Chair: Theodore Pincus, chairman, Pincus & America’s Drug Experience and Trends Susan Gzesh, director, Human Rights Program, Associates. Rapporteur: Evan Potter, advisor, in International Policy Center for International Studies, The University Foresight and Policy Research Division, Policy Hosted by Judith and Peter B. Bensinger with of Chicago. Planning Bureau at Foreign Affairs, Canada. remarks by Peter B. Bensinger, president and CEO, Bensinger, DuPont & Associates, and former Session II: NAFTA and Beyond. Final Session administrator, Drug Enforcement Administration. Panelists: Grant D. Aldonas, undersecretary, Commentators: The Right Honourable the april 28, 2005 International Trade Administration, U.S. Lord Kinnock, chairman, British Council; Department of Commerce; Andrés Casco, Newton N. Minow, senior counsel, Sidley chief executive officer, Grupo Latinlac; Carlos Austin Brown and Wood; Lewis Manilow, Heredia, vice president, Mexican Council on former member, Advisory Commission on Public Foreign Relations; Raúl Rodríguez, managing Diplomacy. director and chief executive officer, NADBANK; Manuel Angel Núñez Soto, governor, Hidalgo Participants State, Mexico. Moderator: Douglas A. Doetsch, Richard Behrenhausen, USA partner, Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP. Catherine Bertini, USA Ashish Bhatt, UK Keynote Address: Augustin S. Hart Lecture by J. D. Bindenagel, USA Jorge Castañeda, former secretary of foreign Marshall M. Bouton, USA affairs, Mexico. Michael P. Canning, USA Douglass W. Cassel, Jr., USA Session III: U.S.-Mexico Relations after 9/11: Nigel Chapman, UK Borders and Homeland Security. Cari L. Eggspuehler, USA Panelists: Allert Brown-Gort, associate Ahmad Fawzi, UN director, Institute for Latino Studies, University D. Cameron Findlay, USA of Notre Dame; Luis Herrera-Lasso, director David Grange, USA general, Grupo Coppan. Asa Hutchinson, Sir Jeremy Greenstock GCMG, UK undersecretary, Border and Transportation Robin Hambleton, USA Security, U.S. Department of Homeland Security; Peter Jay, UK Abraham Lowenthal, president, Pacific A. Ross Johnson, USA Council on International Policy. Moderator: Colin Lord Kinnock of Bedwelty, UK McMahon, foreign editor, Chicago Tribune. Andrew Knight, UK Steven Kull, USA Session IV: The United States of North America: Richard C. Longworth, USA Future or Fantasy? Matteo Maggiore, Italy Panelists: Kenneth Dam, former deputy Lady Olga Maitland, UK secretary, U.S. Treasury Department; Denise Lewis Manilow, USA Dresser, senior fellow, Pacific Council on Carol Marin, USA International Policy; Juan Carlos Romero Tim McNulty, USA Hicks, governor, Guanajuato State, Mexico; Newton N. Minow, USA Ambassador Andres Rozental, president, Richard Morgan, UK Mexican Council on Foreign Relations. Moderator: Michael Moskow, USA Global Smarts: New Thinking about World Affairs Symposium on Marshall M. Bouton, president, The Chicago Michael Needham, USA How to Run an International Business U.S.-Mexico Relations Council on Foreign Relations. Theodore Pincus, USA Organization Evan Potter, Canada Hosted by Aleen Z. Bayard and Brent Stewart Purvis, UK Greenberg, M.D., with special guest John The Ditchley Conference Brian Quinn, UK John E. Rielly, USA Conroy, firm chairman, Baker & McKenzie. Anna Roosevelt, USA April 21, 2005 World Opinion and Public Diplomacy: Martin Rose, UK How Should Policymakers Influence and John Sirek, USA The Future of Oil and Natural Gas: Be Influenced? May 4–6, 2005 Dick Spring, Ireland Commerce, International Politics, and Taiye Tuakli-Wosornu, UK/USA U.S. Policy Session I: World Public Opinion. Christopher Waddell, Canada Hosted by Lynn and Philip Hummer with special Chair: The Right Honourable The Christopher Whitney, USA guest Alan Hegburg, senior fellow, the Center Lord Kinnock, chairman, British Council. Catherine Wills, UK for Strategic International Studies. Barry Zorthian, USA Commentators: Nigel Chapman, director, BBC april 20, 2005 World Service; Lewis Manilow, former member, Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy. Perilous Times: Free Speech in Wartime Session II: The Impact of World Public Opinion on from the Sedition Act of 1798 to the War Policy and Public Diplomacy. on Terrorism Chair: The Right Honourable the Hosted by Gloria and Dan Kearney with special Lord Kinnock, chairman, British Council. guest Geoffrey R. Stone, Distinguished Service Commentators: Newton N. Minow, senior Professor of Law, The University of Chicago. counsel, Sidley Austin Brown and Wood; Stewart april 19, 2005
Program Listing - Special Events - 71 A Blueprint for U.S. Leadership in Opportunity and Challenge in China: Analysis and Truth: The Production and Rethinking Nonproliferation Building Successful Corporate Use of Information in Foreign Policy— Hosted by Ambassador J.D. Bindenagel Strategies With Particular Reference to Iraq with special guest Rose Gottemoeller, senior Hosted by Carole and Gordon Segal with Hosted by Frederick C. Broda, Susan M. associate, Carnegie Endowment for International special guest Dr. Kenneth Lieberthal, Forney, and James H. Stone with special guest Peace. distinguished fellow and director, China Studies, Dr. David Young, founder and managing director, April 18, 2005 William Davidson Institute, University of Michigan. Oxford Analytica. November 9, 2004 October 21, 2004 Reflections on World (Dis)Order Hosted by Kay and Matthew Bucksbaum with Hot Issues in International Trade and the A Salon Evening in the European Style special guest Dr. Madeleine K. Albright, former Effect of the Election Hosted by Arica Hilton with special guest U.S. secretary of state. Hosted by Connie and Thomas A. Cole and Edward LiFson, host, Hello Beautiful, Chicago april 14, 2005 Nancy and Imad I. Qasim. Special guests Public Radio. Randall Kroszner, scholar and economist, The China, Inc.: How the Rise of the Next University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, October 20, 2004 Industrial Superpower Challenges and Andrew Shoyer, partner, Sidney, Austin, America and the World Brown and Wood. The Bush Administration’s Efforts to Hosted by Bryn Reese with special guest Ted November 9, 2004 Counter the Spread of Weapons of Mass Fishman, economic and financial journalist. Destruction April 13, 2005 A Wary World: Where Is U.S. Foreign Hosted by Winnie and Robert Crawford with Policy Going? special guest The Honorable John R. Bolton, Hosted by Dolores Kohl Kaplan and Morris undersecretary, Arms Control and International Kaplan with special guest Henry Bienen, Security. president, Northwestern University. October 19, 2004 November 8, 2004 In the Name of God Whither U.S. Foreign Policy after the Elections? Hosted by Adele and John Simmons with special guests Eboo Patel, founder, Interfaith Hosted by Amy and D. Cameron Findlay with Youth Core and Ashoka Fellow, and Susan special guest Dr. Daniel Drezner, assistant Thistlethwaite, president, Chicago Theological professor of political science, The University of Seminary. Chicago. October 18, 2004 November 4, 2004
Far East Affairs: The Strategic Outcome Face the Nation: My Favorite Stories of the Election for Asia from the First 50 Years Hosted by Laura and Michael Werner with Hosted by Leah Zell Wanger and Ralph special guests Dr. David Lampton, dean Wanger with special guest Bob Schieffer, of faculty, John Hopkins School of Advanced chief Washington correspondent, CBS News, and International Studies, and Adlai Stevenson III, moderator, Face the Nation. former U.S. senator from Illinois. October 17, 2004 Nobember 3, 2004 From Regression to Development: What Gambling Against Our Economic Future: Must Be Done in Sub-Saharan Africa What Lies Ahead Hosted by Bryn Reese and Dori Wilson with Hosted by Lana and Richard Cooper with special guest Dr. Richard Joseph, director, special guests Jeffrey Schott, senior fellow, Program of African Studies, Northwestern Institute for International Economics, and Diane University. Swonk, former senior vice president, Bank One. June 16, 2004 November 3, 2004
A Tale of Two Elections: India and the The Doha Development Agenda: What U.S. at a Time of Political Change Can We Expect at the Next Trade Conference? Featured guest Peter Bensinger Paranoid Homeland Security or Wise Hosted by Ruth and Madhavan Nayar with Hosted by Mitzi and Cyrus Freidheim with (left), former administrator of the Internationalism: Which Path for special guest Marshall M. Bouton, president, U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency, with The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. special guest Dr. Karen Alter, assistant Council board member and Global America? November 1, 2004 professor of political science, Northwestern Connections dinner host Donna La Hosted by Margot and Tom Pritzker with University. Pietra (center) and Judith Bensinger special guest Dr. John J. Hamre, president and Challenges for the Global Economy June 16, 2004 CEO, Center for Strategic and International Studies. Hosted by William M. Daley with special guest April 4, 2005 John Lipsky, chief economist responsible for The Surprising Nature of Global JPMorgan Chase’s worldwide economic and policy Productivity: What Really Drives How the European Union Will View Four views. Productivity around the World? More Years or the Kerry White House october 28, 2004 Hosted by The Honorable Alexander Petri Hosted by Clayton G. Deutsch with special with special guest Richard C. Longworth, An Evening with Marvin Zonis on the guest William W. Lewis, founding director, executive director, The Global Chicago Center of Kimchi Matters McKinsey Global Institute, and former partner, McKinsey. The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Hosted by Vroni and Fred Steingraber with June 16, 2004 November 11, 2004 special guest Marvin Zonis, head of Marvin Zonis and Associates, Inc. Israelis and Palestinians—No Common October 24, 2004 Anguish in Africa: HIV/AIDS Ground Hosted by Clare Muñana and John Hosted by Bryn Reese with special guests Confessions of an Economic Hit Man McCartney with special guest Robert L. Joel Greenberg, correspondent, the Chicago Hosted by Alan Matthew with special guest Murphy, M.D., director, Clinical Research in Bio- Tribune and Tim McNulty, associate managing John Perkins, author, Confessions of an Defense and Infectious Diseases, Feinberg School editor of the Foreign Desk, the Chicago Tribune. Economic Hit Man. of Medicine, Northwestern University. November 10, 2004 October 21, 2004 June 14, 2004
72 - Program Listing - Special Events The Lucrative Connection between the Americans and Europeans—Friends or Iraq: Is It Too Late? Drug Trade and Terrorism Foes Hosted by Martha and Bill Best and Glad and Mike Hales with special guests Douglass W. Hosted by Donna La Pietra and Bill Kurtis Hosted by Chris and Scott Gordon with Cassel, Jr., director, Center for International with special guest Peter B. Bensinger, former special guest Richard C. Longworth, executive Human Rights, Northwestern University School administrator, U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency. director, The Global Chicago Center of The Chicago of Law, and John J. Mearsheimer, R. Wendell June 13, 2004 Council on Foreign Relations. June 7, 2004 Harrison Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science and codirector, Program on A China Evening for Young Professionals Anti-Americanism in France As Much International Security Policy, The University of Hosted by THE HONORABLE XU JINZHONG at As Francophobia in the U.S. Chicago. the Consulate General of the People’s Republic of June 2, 2004 China to Chicago. Hosted by Sue and Bill Baker with special guest the Honorable Dominique Decherf, June 9, 2004 Through the Looking Glass: World Public consul general, Consulate General of France in the Opinion on U.S. Foreign Policy Mexico’s Democratic Transition: A Mirage? Midwest. June 7, 2004 Hosted by Stephen A. Kaplan with special guest Hosted by Carol and Don Randel with special Steven Kull, School of Public Affairs, University guest Emilio Kouri, associate professor of Antiquities Under Siege of Maryland. history, The University of Chicago. June 1, 2004 June 9, 2004 Hosted by Eileen Mackevich with special guest McGuire Gibson, archaeologist and Oriental Institute professor. Establishing the Rule of Law in Former June 6, 2004 Dictatorships Hosted by Mayari and Bob Pritzker with special Whose Art Is It Anyway? guest Henry H. Perritt, Jr., board member, The Hosted by Marilyn and David J. Vitale Chicago Council on Foreign Relations and former with special guest James Cuno, director, the dean, Chicago-Kent College of Law. Courtauld Institute. June 9, 2004 June 5, 2004
Becoming the World’s Third-Largest Ravinia Welcomes South Africa Diamond Producer. Hosted by Pat and Mike Koldyke with a special Hosted by The Honorable Anne Charles with performance of Princess Magogo, the first special guest Ambassador J.D. Bindenagel, indigenous opera of South Africa. vice president for program, The Chicago Council on June 5, 2004 Foreign Relations. June 9, 2004 The Sword of Reform: Corruption and Governance in China China: Hidden Dragon? Hosted by Dee Dee and Bill Spence with Hosted by The Honorable Andrew Seaton special guest Dali Yang, director, Committee on and Mrs. Helen Seaton with special guest International Relations, The University of Chicago. Anthony C. Yu, distinguished service professor, June 3, 2004 The University of Chicago. June 8, 2004 The Passionate Economist: Finding the Power and Humanity Behind the Eradicating Global Poverty, the Success Numbers of ShoreBank’s Community Banking Hosted by Myra and John Reilly with special Model guest Diane C. Swonk, chief economist, Hosted by Janis Kearney and Bob J. Nash JPMorgan Chase and Company. with special guests Mary Houghton, chairman, June 3, 2004 ShoreCap International, and Jan Piercy, consultant, ShoreCap International, and former The Politics of Truth: Inside the Lies That U.S. executive director, World Bank. Led to War and Betrayed My Wife’s CIA June 8, 2004 Identity—A Diplomat’s Memoir Hosted by Sugar Rautbord with special guest Is the Media Failing? Analyzing Media The Challenges to America’s National Left to right: Council board member Sources and Explaining the Levels of Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV. and Global Connections dinner host June 3, 2004 Identity Misperception William J. Best; featured guest Hosted by Susan and Carter Emerson Douglass Cassel, director of the Hosted by Susan Forney and Blair Hull with Power, Force, and Legitimacy in with special guest Albert J. Weatherhead Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University special guest Jerome McDonnell, host, WBEZ America’s Relationship to the World III, university professor and chairman, Harvard Worldview. School of Law; featured guest Hosted by Lyric Hughes Hale and David D. Academy of International and Area Studies. John J. Mearsheimer, R. Wendell June 8, 2004 Hale with special guest Bruce Cumings, June 1, 2004 Harrison Distinguished Service professor, The University of Chicago. Professor of Political Science India: Emerging Power? June 3, 2004 and codirector of the Program on America and the World International Security Policy at the Hosted by Susan Manning and Doug Doetsch Hosted by Shirley WELSH RYAN and Patrick University of Chicago; and dinner with special guest Marshall M. Bouton, International Relations, Unilateralism, host Mike Hales G. Ryan with special guest the Honorable president, The Chicago Council on Foreign Multilateralism, and National Interest Tommy G. Thompson, U.S. secretary of health Relations. Hosted by Susan Cellmer and Jeffrey C. and human services. June 7, 2004 NeaL with special guest Ambassador Richard July 11, 2003 Morningstar, adjunct lecturer in public policy, How Bad Is the Mess in Iraq? What Are Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government. Our Options? June 3, 2004 The Differing Coverage of the Iraq War in the United States and Elsewhere Hosted by Judy and Verne Istock with special guest Charles Lipson, professor of political Indonesia Today Hosted by Mary O’Brien Pearlman and Greg science and director, program on International Hosted by THE HONORABLE DAULAT H.A. Pearlman with special guest Jack C. Doppelt, Politics, Economics, and Security at the University PASARIBU and MRS. PASARIBU at the Consulate associate professor, Northwestern’s Medill School of Chicago. General of the Republic of Indonesia to Chicago. of Journalism, and director of its global program. June 7, 2004 June 2, 2004 June 17, 2003
Program Listing - Special Events - 73 Transatlantic Dialogue The Middle East after the War in Iraq Canadian representative to the UN Security Hosted by the Honorable Dominique Decherf Hosted by Adele and John Simmons with Council. with special guest His Excellency Jean-David special guest Rashid Khalidi, professor of Near June 9, 2003 Levitte, French ambassador to the United States Eastern languages and civilizations, and director, and previous permanent representative of France Center for International Studies, The University National and International Security to the United Nations. of Chicago. Hosted by Jim and JoAnn Cantalupo with June 17, 2003 June 12, 2003 special guest Samuel “Sandy” Berger, former national security advisor to President Clinton. The United States and the World after The Middle East June 9, 2003 the War Hosted by Holly and John Madigan Hosted by Scott and Chris Gordon with special with special guests Evan Osnos and Ray 150th Anniversary of U.S.-Japan guest Douglass W. Cassel, Jr., director, Center Quintanilla, reporters embedded with coalition Relations for International Human Rights, Northwestern forces during the war in Iraq. Hosted by the Honorable Mitsuo Sakaba with University School of Law. June 12, 2003 special guests violinist Ann Akiko Okagaito and June 16, 2003 pianist Ai Matsuda. A Night at Cantigny June 6, 2003 President’s Choice Hosted by the McCormick Tribune Foundation Hosted by Marshall M. and Barbara Bouton with a special tour of the Cantigny grounds and U.S. Foreign Policy with special guest Nambiar Vijay, permanent private collections led by Betsy and Richard Hosted by Richard and Helen Thomas with representative of India to the United Nations. Behrenhausen, president and chief executive special guest and Middle East expert Marvin June 16, 2003 officer, McCormick Tribune Foundation. Zonis, professor, The University of Chicago June 11, 2003 Graduate School of Business. June 6, 2003 Public Sector Developments in Belarus, Moldova, and Ukraine An Evening in the Studios of WTTW Hosted by Susan M. Forney with special guest Channel 11 Patrick H. Arbor, former chairman of the board, Hosted by PatRICIA Koldyke and Daniel Chicago Board of Trade. Schmidt with special guest Phil Ponce and a June 11, 2003 panel of Golden Apple educators for a discussion on local/global education. The Role of Diplomacy in a Globalized June 5, 2003 World Hosted by the Honorable Alexandre Addor The Global Business Climate Neto, featuring a performance by Brazilian Hosted by Phil and Geda Condit with special musicians Paulinho Garcia and Julie Koidin. guests the Honorable Richard M. Daley, June 11, 2003 mayor, City of Chicago, and Mrs. Maggie Daley. June 5, 2003 America in the Eyes of the World Hosted by Leah Zell WANGER and Ralph Repairing and Revitalizing Transatlantic Wanger with special guest Horst Teltschik, Relations president, Boeing-Germany, and former national Hosted by Fred and Vroni Steingraber security advisor to German chancellor Helmut Kohl. with special guests His Excellency Laurent June 10, 2003 Fabius, former prime minister of France, and Ambassador J.D. Bindenagel, vice president Turkish-American Relations after the for program, The Chicago Council on Foreign Iraq War and a Fine Art Tour Relations. June 3, 2003 Hosted by the Honorable Naci Koru at the Malovat Art Gallery. June 10, 2003
A President’s Briefing on International Relations Hosted by Verne and Judy Istock with special Left to right: Council board member The Middle Eastern Perspective of the guest Marshall M. Bouton, president, The David W. Johnson, Council vice Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. president for external relations Bryn U.S. June 10, 2003 Reese, Global Connections dinner Hosted by the Honorable Elhusseini host Greg Pearlman; and Terri A. Abdelwahab with special guest Dr. Brady How Deep Is the Cleavage between Mohammed Eissa, on leave as Mellon Lecturer America and Its Traditional Allies? at the University of Michigan and currently visiting professor, Illinois Institute of Technology. Hosted by John H. Bryan with special guest Charles Lipson, professor of political science, June 13, 2003 The University of Chicago, and cofounder and director, Program on International Politics, Is Globalization Dead? Economics, and Security. June 10, 2003 Hosted by Lyric Hughes Hale, publisher and CEO
of China Online, Inc., and David D. Hale, global economist. America’s Role in the World and Globalization June 13, 2003 Hosted by Jamie Dimon, chairman and chief executive officer, Bank One Corporation. World Events Today June 9, 2003 Hosted by BilL and Dee Dee Spence with special guest Michael Hirsh, senior editor and former World Governance: Time to Write the foreign editor and chief diplomatic correspondent, UN’s Obituary? Newsweek. Hosted by the Honorable Anne Charles with June 12, 2003 special guest Ambassador Paul Heinbecker,
74 - Program Listing f i n a n c i a l s t a t e m e n t s 2 0 0 4 – 0 5 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION JUNE 30, 2005
Temporarily ASSETS Unrestricted Restricted Total
Cash and cash equivalents 1,330,750 1,330,750 Investments 4,600,137 188,529 4,788,666 Accounts receivable 173,362 173,362 Pledges receivable 491,750 737,500 1,229,250 Prepaid expenses 62,116 62,116 Property and equipment 268,071 268,071
Total Assets 6,926,186 926,029 7,852,215
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable 147,730 147,730 Accrued liabilities 110,215 110,215 Deferred revenue 49,334 49,334 Capital lease obligation 159,514 159,514 Interfund balances 177,310 (177,310)
Total Liabilities 644,103 (177,310) 466,793
Net Assets 6,282,083 1,103,339 7,385,422 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 6,926,186 926,029 7,852,215
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2005
Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Total REVENUES
Contributions and grants 2,012,317 865,000 2,877,317 Membership dues 1,302,111 1,302,111 Special events 662,273 662,273 Earned income Admission fees 295,450 295,450 Travel income Investment return 401,962 8,569 410,531 Net assets released from restrictions 232,650 (232,650)
Total Revenues 4,906,763 640,919 5,547,682
EXPENSES
Program Services Direction and planning 139,373 139,373 Public programs 944,832 944,832 Corporate and leadership programs 713,214 713,214 Conferences, studies, and exchanges 776,534 776,534 Total Program Services 2,573,953 2,573,953
Program-Related Services Membership 217,890 217,890 Public relations and media 135,729 135,729 Travel 7,757 7,757 Total Program-Related Services 361,376 361,376
Support Services Fundraising 517,495 517,495 Special events 342,937 342,937 Management and general 948,337 948,337 Total Support Services 1,808,769 1,808,769
Total Expenses 4,744,098 4,744,098
CHANGES IN NET ASSETS 162,665 640,919 803,584 NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 6,119,418 462,420 6,581,838 NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR 6,282,083 1,103,339 7,385,422
76 - Financials 2 0 0 3 – 0 4 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION JUNE 30, 2004
Temporarily ASSETS Unrestricted Restricted Total
Cash and cash equivalents 1,294,423 1,294,423 Investments 4,208,294 179,959 4,388,253 Accounts receivable 344,905 344,905 Pledges receivable 756,200 130,445 886,645 Prepaid expenses 83,949 83,949 Interfund balances (152,016) 152,016 Property and equipment 108,163 108,163
Total Assets 6,643,918 462,420 7,106,338
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable 332,904 332,904 Accrued liabilities 166,038 166,038 Deferred revenue 25,558 25,558
Total Liabilities 524,500 524,500
Net Assets 6,119,418 462,420 6,581,838 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 6,643,918 462,420 7,106,338
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2004
Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Total REVENUES
Contributions and grants 2,011,613 585,445 2,597,058 Membership dues 1,080,771 1,080,771 Special events 616,274 616,274 Earned income Admission fees 399,315 399,315 Travel income 194,265 194,265 Investment return 646,858 15,622 662,480 Net assets released from restrictions 290,864 (290,864)
Total Revenues 5,239,960 310,203 5,550,163
EXPENSES
Program Services Direction and planning 147,146 147,146 Public programs 1,246,514 1,246,514 Corporate and leadership programs 1,377,100 1,377,100 Conferences, studies, and exchanges 444,915 444,915 Total Program Services 3,215,675 3,215,675 Program-Related Services Membership 219,394 219,394 Public relations and media 281,274 281,274 Travel 292,952 292,952 Total Program-Related Services 793,620 793,620 Support Services Fundraising 321,584 321,584 Special events 408,529 408,529 Management and general 732,914 732,914 Total Support Services 1,463,027 1,463,027
Total Expenses 5,472,322 5,472,322
CHANGES IN NET ASSETS (232,362) 310,203 77,841 NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 6,351,780 152,217 6,503,997 NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR 6,119,418 462,420 6,581,838
Financials - 77 2 0 0 2 – 0 3 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION JUNE 30, 2003
Temporarily ASSETS Unrestricted Restricted Total
Cash and cash equivalents 1,527,267 1,527,267 Investments 3,831,744 164,337 3,996,081 Accounts receivable 299,218 299,218 Pledges receivable 872,500 872,500 Prepaid expenses 56,678 56,678 Interfund balances 12,120 (12,120) Property and equipment 129,302 129,302
Total Assets 6,728,829 152,217 6,881,046
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable 227,831 227,831 Accrued liabilities 139,201 139,201 Deferred income 10,017 10,017 Total Liabilities 377,049 377,049
Net Assets 6,351,780 152,217 6,503,997 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 6,728,829 152,217 6,881,046
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2003
Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Total REVENUES Contributions and grants 3,269,769 3,269,769 Membership dues 1,140,605 1,140,605 Special events 571,870 571,870 Earned income Admission fees 273,669 273,669 Travel income 80,799 80,799 Investment return 55,936 6,066 62,002 Net assets released from restrictions 174,634 (174,634)
Total Revenues 5,567,282 (168,568) 5,398,714
EXPENSES Program Services Direction and planning 183,626 183,626 Public programs 1,147,667 1,147,667 Corporate and leadership programs 950,130 950,130 Conferences, studies, and exchanges 877,093 877,093 Total Program Services 3,158,516 3,158,516 Program-Related Services Membership 299,131 299,131 Public relations and media 297,045 297,045 Travel 82,765 82,765 Total Program-Related Services 678,941 678,941 Support Services Fundraising 299,182 299,182 Special events 408,438 408,438 Management and general 679,954 679,954 Total Support Services 1,387,574 1,387,574
Total Expenses 5,225,031 5,225,031
CHANGES IN NET ASSETS 342,251 (168,568) 173,683 NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 6,009,529 320,785 6,330,314 NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR 6,351,780 152,217 6,503,997
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OPERATING REVENUES OPERATING EXPENSES
Earned Income 6.2% Program Services 54.3% ($295,450) ($2,573,953)
Draw from Board Designated Funds 5.8% Support Services 38.1% ($278,844) ($1,808,769)
Contributed Income 88.0% ($4,209,352) Program-Related Services 7.6% ($361,376)
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OPERATING REVENUES OPERATING EXPENSES
Earned Income 11.7% Program Services 58.8% ($593,580) ($3,215,675)
Draw from Board Support Services 26.7% Designated Funds 7.0% ($1,463,027) ($355,476)
Contributed Income 81.3% Program-Related Services 14.5% ($4,139,699) ($793,620)
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OPERATING REVENUES OPERATING EXPENSES
Earned Income 6.8% Program Services 60.4% ($354,468) ($3,158,516)
Draw from Board Designated Funds 8.4% Support Services 26.6% ($438,116) ($1,387,574)
Contributed Income 84.8% Program-Related Services 13.0% ($4,436,468) ($678,941)
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