LETTER (SANITIZED) FROM NANETTE MARIE BLANDIN

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• Publication Date: July 11, 1985
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THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION
WASHINGTON, D.C.
CENTER
FOR
PUBLIC POLIcY
EDUCATION
Public Policy Conferences for
Government Executives
1985-86 Series
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Contents
1 Introduction
2 Perspectives on Public Policy
4 Understanding Business Policy and Operations
6 Outlook on Issues in Science and Technology
8 Executive Leadership Seminars on Critical Public Policy Issues
10 National Issues Forums
Inquiries and requests for
additional registration forms
should be addressed to:
Registrar
Center for Public Policy Education
The Brookings Institution
1775 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036
[phone] or [phone]
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he Brookings Institution is a private non-profit
organization devoted to research, education and publication on important issues of
domestic and foreign policy. The Brookings Center for Public Policy Education is
the educational arm of the Institution and serves as a national resource for executive
education.
The Center's programs for senior government executives, described in this
announcement, have these goals:
ITo enhance the federal executive's understanding of relationships between his or
her policy and programmatic responsibilities, and broader national policies and
objectives;
I To review and analyze major public policy developments in the past and present,
and to discuss emerging issues and their policy implications;
ITo explore, with decisionmakers from government and business, current public
policy issues (both domestic and international) and to consider policy choices
available to decisionmakers;
ITo increase understanding of the federal executive's relationships with the Congress,
American industry, state and local governments, the press, interest groups, and other
forces in the public policy environment.
Over 700 government executives participate in Brookings programs each year.
These men and women return to their duties with enhanced understanding of
current national objectives and future governmental directions.
We hope you will join us for some of the Center's programs during the year ahead.
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PERSIPECTIVES ON PUBLICINDLICY
Two-week conferences on major
public policy issues affecting the
nation.
Senior federal executives carry great responsibility.
Their decisions establish the direction of government policy for years into the
future. Federal executives, although highly knowledgeable about the programs they
administer, need an opportunity to step outside of their policy area to examine the
interaction of their activities with broad national objectives and the larger policy-
making system.
"Perspectives on Public Policy" is our two-week conference for senior-level
government officials, designed to provide a significant professional development
experience for government executives. Through informative, off-the-record sessions,
government officials are given the opportunity to focus on:
I The history and development of the constitutional framework in which public
policy is formed;
I Current national and international problems and how they affect public policy;
I Emerging issues which pose policy choices for government decisionmakers now
and in the near future.
Participants come together to exchange knowledge and ideas in an informal
atmosphere, away from the pressure of their daily responsibilities. Each conference
is comprised of some 35 individuals who occupy leadership positions in their
government organizations. Resource leaders from the Executive Branch, Congress,
academic institutions, the media, and the private sector serve as catalysts for each
group, providing essential information and advancing the dialogue.
The objective of this program is to help government policymakers gain new insights
which will assist them in the performance of their duties.
Note: Approved by the American Council on Education for three semester hours of graduate-level
credit in Public Administration and Public Policy.
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Schedule and Registration
Information
November 10-22, 1985
March 9-21, 1986
May 11-23, 1986
The conference fee of $3,935
covers tuition, reading materi-
als, and related educational
costs, as well as American Plan
hotel costs (lodging and meals
for 12 days). Travel to and from
the conference location and in-
cidentals are not included.
Applicants should be members
of the Senior Executive Service
(GS-16 to GS-18 or equivalent).
GS-15's may be admitted on an
exceptional basis. Federal agen-
cies desiring to reserve a specific
number of spaces in these con-
ferences may do so by writing
to the Registrar.
All conferences will be held in
Williamsburg, Virginia begin-
ning in the late afternoon on
Sunday and concluding early
Friday afternoon of the second
week.
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Program Example from
March 1985
The Changing Nature of
American Society
A. James Reichley
Senior Fellow
Governmental Studies Program
The Brookings Institution
The Role of the Courts in
Shaping Legal Issues
The Honorable Abner J. Mikva
Circuit Judge
U.S. Court of Appeals for the
District of Columbia
The American Constitutional
System
Gary McDowell
Director
Office of the Bicentennial of the
Constitution
National Endowment for the
Humanities
The Role of and Work of
Today's Congress
Roger H. Davidson
Senior Specialist
American National Government
and Public Administration
Congressional Research Service
Library of Congress
The American Presidency
Stephen J. Wayne
Professor
Department of Political Science
The George Washington
University
The Budget Process and Its
Impact on the 1986 Budget
Carol Cox
President and Executive Officer
Committee for a Responsible
Federal Budget
U.S. Tax Policy
Janice A. Mays
Tax Counsel
Committee on Ways and Means
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Trade Policy
Edward M. Bernstein
Guest Scholar
Economic Studies Program
The Brookings Institution
Arms Control Issues in the
1980's
Barry Schneider
Senior Defense Analyst
National Institute for Public
Policy
U.S. Foreign Policy
The Honorable Alan Keyes
Ambassador to the United
Nations Economic and Social
Council
Department of State
U.S. Defense Policy
Ronald H. Stivers
Assistant Deputy Under
Secretary for Policy
Department of Defense
U.S. Military Readiness
The Honorable G. William
Whitehurst
U.S. Representative, Second
District, Virginia
Member, Committee on Armed
Services
U.S.-Latin American Relations
Georges A. Fauriol
Senior Fellow in Caribbean
Basin Studies
Center for Strategic and
International Studies
Georgetown University
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Health Policies for the United
States in the 1980's
David Krawitz
Legislative Assistant
Office of Senator Donald Riegle
Educational Priorities for the
1980's
Paul E. Peterson
Director
Governmental Studies Program
The Brookings Institution
Manpower Policies for the
1980's
The Honorable Malcolm R.
Lovell
Distinguished Professor of
Government and Business
The George Washington
University
The Trade Union Movement in
the 1980's and Beyond
Gus Tyler
Assistant President
International Ladies' Garment
Workers' Union
Legal and Political
Considerations in National
Security Activities
Americo R. Cinquegrana
Deputy Counsel to the Attorney
General for Intelligence Policy
Office of Intelligence and Policy
Review
Department of Justice
Current Federal Civil Service
Issues
Andrew A. Feinstein
Staff Director, Subcommittee
on the Civil Service
Committee on Post Office and
the Civil Service
U.S. House of Representatives
Recent Developments in the
Field of Telecommunications
Bruce E. Fein
Senior Vice President
Gray and Company
Environmental Issues in the
1980's
Hans Weill
Professor of Medicine
Tulane University
Trends in Research and
Development Budgets
Albert H. Teich
Head, Office of Public Sector
Programs
American Association for the
Advancement of Science
The Media and American
Government
Dorn Bonafede
Chief Political Correspondent
The National Journal
The Future of Democracy in the
U.S. and the World
The Honorable Richard Bolling
Lecturer
Public Administration School
University of Southern
California, Washington,
D.C. Branch
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UllibERSTANDING BUSITESS
POLICY AND OPERATIONS
One-week conferences examining
the role of business in American
society.
Senior government executives make decisions that
significantly affect the operations of American industry. Government spending, tax,
and regulatory decisions have an impact upon every level of corporate planning.
"Understanding Business Policy and Operations" is our one-week conference for
senior government officials, held in selected cities where the corporate offices of
major U.S. firms are located. Designed to broaden each participant's grasp of
business operations and philosophy, these programs examine the role of American
business in national and international affairs.
The conference sessions are conducted on-site at corporate headquarters. Discus-
sions focus on:
1 The management, philosophy, and operating practices of major U.S. corporations;
1 The mutual interests and patterns of interactions between government agencies
and business firms;
I Strategic planning and goal setting, financial management, and the competitive
position of U.S. industry in the world economy.
Government executives meet with the officers of nine or ten leading corporations,
exploring key issues of mutual concern in an off-the-record, informal setting.
Supplementing firsthand exposure to corporate management are meetings with
knowledgeable observers of economic, social, and political trends in contemporary
society.
Our objective in this program is to foster a frank exchange between the leaders of
government and the leaders of business and industry. In addition, we hope to
provide an executive development experience for federal career officials which will
assist them in carrying out their daily responsibilities.
Note: Approved by the American Council on Education for two semester hours of graduate-level
credit in Business Policy Studies and Public Management.
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Schedule and Registration
Information
November 10-15, 1985
Dallas/Fort Worth
January 12-17, 1986
Los Angeles
March 23-28, 1986
Washington/Baltimore
April 20-25, 1986
New York City
May 4-9, 1986
Chicago
The conference fee of $2,180
covers tuition, reading materi-
als, and related educational
costs, as well as most meals and
lodging. Travel to and from the
conference city and incidentals
are not included.
Applicants should be members
of the Senior Executive Service
(GS-16 to GS-18 or equivalent).
GS-15's may be admitted on an
exceptional basis. Federal agen-
cies desiring to reserve a specific
number of spaces in these con-
ferences may do so by writing
to the Registrar.
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Program Example from
1985 Conference
New York City
April 21-26, 1985
Exxon Corporation
Lee R. Raymond, Senior Vice
President, James W. Hanson,
Chief Economist, and other
executives discuss major issues
affecting the energy industry
General Electric's International
Trade Operations
GE's international trade
development and trade policy
activities explored with Vice
President P. A. Argentinis and
Manager William). Durka
Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.) Inc.
Examination of worldwide role,
functions and activities of a
major Japanese trading company
with President M. Tabuchi and
other senior Mitsui officials
Philip Morris, Incorporated ?
Product development and
corporate social responsibility
issues discussed with Corporate
Public Affairs Director Vincent
R. Clephas
Perspective on Corporate
Organization and Culture
Seminar with Leonard R. Sayles,
Professor, Graduate School of
Business, Columbia University
J.C. Penney Company, Inc.
Senior Vice President Rodney
Birkins, Divisional Vice
President Satenig S. St. Marie,
and other executives assess the
impact of technology on planning
and management
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company
Meetings with Executive Vice
President Philip Briggs and
other senior officials to discuss
insurance, pension, investment,
and corporate quality programs
CBS/Broadcast Group
Broadcast policy, planning, and
program practices discussed
with senior CBS officials,
including Senior Vice President
David Fuchs, Executive Producer
Lane Venardos, and Anchor and
Managing Editor (The CBS
Evening News) Dan Rather
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Citibank
Walter B. Wriston, former
Chairman, and other executives
examine international lending
operations and the impact of
telecommunications on the
banking industry
The Economic Outlook for
Business Enterprise
Seminar with Roger Kubarych,
Vice President and Chief
Economist, The Conference
Board
AT&T
Corporate Vice President Lee
Cutcliff and colleagues discuss
strategic and business planning
challenges confronting AT&T
after divestiture
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OUTLOOK ON ISSUE
IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Six-day conferences for science
executives, exploring the
relationships of science and
technology to public policy.
he technological revolution of the postwar decades
has altered the environment in which government operates, transforming the
agenda of public policy. In particular, technological advances in the fields of nuclear
energy, space, bioengineering, and the information sciences have profoundly
affected the modern world. The implications of current and future innovations in
scientific and technical fields will continue to have an impact on the development
and execution of public policy in the years ahead.
"Outlook on Issues in Science and Technology" is our six-day conference for science
executives. These sessions are designed for technical managers from the physical,
biological, natural, and engineering sciences who are responsible for program or
procurement activities, and also for executives in policy positions whose decisions
are affected by the rapidly evolving technological environment.
In the Williamsburg setting, site of one of the earliest governments in colonial
America, federal science executives gather to discuss the relationships of science and
technology to public policy with Members of Congress, Administration officials,
scholars, and independent analysts. Participants examine major 20th century issues
pertaining to science and technology in the restored 18th century conference
location.
These sessions focus upon a broad range of issues, exploring the important role of
research and development in meeting national objectives. All meetings are informal
and off the record, and speakers are presented less to provide answers than to
stimulate critical thought.
Our objective in these conferences is to help senior federal executives gain fresh
insights, broadening their perspectives on the numerous relationships of science and
technology to public policymaking. In addition, we hope to provide an executive
development experience which will assist these officials in the performance of their
managerial duties.
Note: Approved by the American Council on Education for two semester hours of graduate-level
credit in Engineering Administration, Public Administration, or Science Administration.
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Schedule and Registration
Information
December 8-13, 1985
March 2-7, 1986
April 13-18, 1986
June 1-6, 1986
The conference fee of $2,285
covers tuition, reading materi-
als, and related educational
costs, as well as American Plan
hotel costs (lodging and meals
for 5 days). Travel to and from
the conference location and in-
cidentals are not included.
Applicants should be members
of the Senior Executive Service
(GS-16 to GS-18 or equivalent).
GS-15's may be admitted on an
exceptional basis. Federal agen-
cies desiring to reserve a specific
number of spaces in these con-
ferences may do so by writing
to the Registrar.
All conferences will be held in
Williamsburg, Virginia begin-
ning in the late afternoon on
Sunday and concluding early
Friday afternoon.
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Program Example from
February 1985
Science Policy in Historical
Perspective
John M. Logsdon
Director, Graduate Program in
Science, Technology and
Public Policy
Professor of Political Science
and Public Affairs
The George Washington
University
Trends in Research and
Development Budgets
Albert H. Teich
Head, Office of Public Sector
Programs
American Association for the
Advancement of Science
Role of Universities in Scientific
Research
Dennis Barnes
Associate Vice President for
Governmental Relations
University of Virginia
Science Policy from a
Congressional Perspective
The Honorable George E.
Brown, Jr.
U.S. Representative,
36th District, California
Member, Committee on Science
and Technology
Developments in Biotechnology
Gretchen S. Kolsrud
Biological Applications
Program Manager
Office of Technology
Assessment
U.S. Congress
Issues in Marine Sciences
Robert J. Huggett
Chairman, Department of
Ecology and Pollution
Virginia Institute of Marine
Sciences
Issues in Telecommunications
Bruce E. Fein
Senior Vice President
Gray and Company
Developments in
Microelectronics
Stephen Knight
Division Manager
Corporate Strategic
Development
AT&T
Technology Transfer:
Implications for National
Security
Gus W. Weiss, Jr.
Staff Consultant, National
Security Council, Executive
Office of the President
Professor, Industrial College of
the Armed Forces, The
National Defense University
Impact of Science and
Technology on Strategic
Defense Issues
Barry R. Schneider
Senior Defense Analyst
National Institute for Public
Policy
Policy Priorities for Science and
Technology in the 1980's
James G. Ling
Assistant Director for
Institutional Relations
Office of Science and
Technology Policy
Executive Office of the President
Science and the Future of
Democracy
James D. Carroll
Senior Staff Member
Center for Public Policy
Education
The Brookings Institution
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EXECUTIT7E LEADERSHIP SEAARS ON
CRITICAL PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES
Two and one-half day programs
for executives, examining
selected public policy issues.
Toperform effectively in the changing world of the
80's, business executives need an understanding of federal policy issues and processes;
at the same time, government executives need to comprehend the complexities of
the present corporate environment.
Our "Executive Leadership Seminars on Critical Public Policy Issues," held through-
out the year, bring together senior-level officials from both communities to explore
a single issue of national significance.
These informal, off-the-record sessions accomplish two goals: they provide a forum
where an issue can be discussed and debated in some depth, and they foster the devel-
opment of new perspectives on issues of major concern to business and industry.
Speakers at the Seminars are asked to stimulate analysis and to advance dialogue
rather than lecture. They include key Administration officials, Members of Congress,
and experts from a variety of Washington institutions. All participants are expected
to raise questions about the aspects of the issue under review.
Encouraging the exchange of ideas between leaders from different sectors of society
is a major objective of the Center for Public Policy Education. These Executive
Leadership Seminars are an important element in meeting that objective.
Registration
Each Seminar is scheduled from
Tuesday dinner through Thurs-
day luncheon. The fee for each
program is $850 per partici-
pant, which includes meals,
reading materials, and related
educational costs. Lodging is not
included.
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Schedule and List of Topics
September 24-26, 1985
U.S. Trade Policy in a
Changing International
Economic Environment
I Budget deficits, exchange rates,
and the trade deficit
I Non-tariff barriers to a free
trading system
I Developing cooperative trade
policies in a protectionist
environment
I Changing economic relation-
ships among the U.S., other in-
dustrial countries, and the Third
World
October 8-10, 1985
Science, Technology, and
the Future
I Priorities in the federal re-
search and development budget
I The role of science and tech-
nology in enhancing inter-
national competitiveness
I Public/private sector respon-
sibility for advancing research
and development
I Relationship of technological
developments and progress in
arms control verification, health
sciences, information and com-
munications systems, and space
commercialization
December 3-5, 1985
Telecommunications and
the AT&T Divestiture: Where
Do We Go from Here?
I How and why the divestiture
occurred
I Telecommunications in a
mixed regulated-competitive
market
I The impact of new technolo-
gies on information systems
I The public policy agenda and
the changing role of federal and
state regulatory agencies
February 25-27, 1986
The President's Budget for
FY 1987
I Fiscal choices in the President's
budget and their economic
implications
I Spending and tax proposals to
reduce federal deficits
I The long-term budget outlook
I The relationship between fis-
cal and monetary policy
March 11-13, 1986
Restructuring the Health
Care System in the U.S.
I The effects of competition on
the quality and cost of health
care
I Changing behaviors of
patients, providers, and payers
I Ensuring quality health care
for the poor and the elderly in a
competitive environment
I The growth of medical tech-
nology: benefits versus costs
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April 8-10, 1986
Priorities in U.S. Defense
Policy: Outlook for the
Remainder of the Decade
I Impact of budget constraints
on national security objectives
I Major issues in shaping strate-
gic and conventional force
requirements
I Role of research and develop-
ment in maintaining the defense
industrial base
I Prospects for the strategic de-
fense initiative
May 13-15, 1986
Fiscal and Monetary Choices
for the U.S. Economy
I The Administration's eco-
nomic policy objectives for the
next two years
I Federal spending trade-offs
and policy choices
I Monetary policies, trade poli-
cies, and the dollar
I The status of tax reform
June 17-19, 1986
Science, Technology, and
the Future
A repeat of the October 1985
Seminar, focusing upon the
same themes for discussion.
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NTTIONAL ISSUES FORT1MS
One-day on-the-record forums,
offering a comprehensive view of
an important national issue.
Crucial issues influencing the social, economic,
and political directions of the United States are the focus of one-day "National Issues
Forums" to be held throughout the year at Brookings.
Designed for an audience of approximately 75 persons, each of these sessions
explores one significant policy issue and the complex legislative and administrative
proposals that relate to it.
White House officials, Members of Congress, independent scholars, and seasoned
policy observers introduce the major facets of the issue being discussed. Participants
in the Forums have an opportunity to express their own views in engaging in
dialogue with key Washington decisionmakers.
These sessions are on the record, and the points made by panel members and
audience participants are reported by the national news media. Video cassettes will
be available on selected programs.
Registration
The fee for each one-day Forum
is $275 per participant. This fee
includes lunch. Registration in
advance is required.
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Schedule and List of Topics
October 2, 1985
The Role of Government in
the U.S. Agricultural
Economy
I The growth of agribusiness
and the decline of the family
farm
I The interactive effects of mac-
roeconomic, trade, and subsidy
policies
I The short-term bailout of
failing farmers
I Prospects for return to a mar-
ket economy
November 13, 1985
Trade Deficits: Implications
for Business and Labor
I Factors contributing to a
strong dollar
I The trade policies of foreign
nations
I Business and labor proposals
for industrial policies and
strategies
I Options for government action
December 11, 1985
Corporate Takeovers: Impact
on the Economy
I The reasons for corporate
takeovers
I The winners and the losers
I The effects of takeovers on the
U.S. economy
I Alternative government
responses
February 5, 1986
The Ability of International
Institutions to Deal with
Pressing World Problems
I Developments affecting the
roles of international organiza-
tions
I Multilateral, unilateral, and re-
gional responses
I Responses of governments to
international institutions
I Critical concerns: famine, debt,
nuclear proliferation, scientific
cooperation
March 5, 1986
Coping with Change in the
Financial Services Industry
I The effects of deregulation and
technological developments
I The regulatory response
I Protecting the users of finan-
cial services
I Prospects for new legislation
March 26, 1986
Accountability in Defense
Budgeting and Contracting
I Defense budgeting and con-
tracting accountability
I Ensuring accountability
through the acquisition process
I The results of recent reforms
and new proposals
I The governability of the
military-industrial complex
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April 16, 1986
A Decade of Deregulation:
Assessing the Results
I Deregulation in the energy,
financial services, transporta-
tion, and telecommunications
industries
I The changing roles of Con-
gress, the Presidency, the
Courts, and the regulatory
agencies
I Social and economic impacts
of deregulation: continuing con-
cerns with equity, service, and
productivity
I The pressures for selective
re-regulation
May 28, 1986
Economic Choices 1986
I Priorities in the fiscal '87
budget
I Continued deficits: at what
expense?
I Outlook for interest rates and
economic growth
I Tax policies for the remainder
of the decade
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Board of Trustees
Robert V. Roosa (Chairman)
Partner
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
New York, New York
Andrew Heiskell (Vice Chairman;
Chairman, Executive Committee)
Chairman of the Board
The New York Public Library
New York, New York
Louis W. Cabot (Vice Chairman;
Chairman, Development Committee)
Chairman of the Board
Cabot Corporation
Boston, Massachusetts
Samuel H. Armacost
President and Chief Executive
BankAmerica Corporation
San Francisco, California
J. David Barnes
Chairman and CEO
Mellon Bank
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Frank T. Cary
Chairman, Executive Committee
International Business Machines Corp.
Purchase, New York
A. W. Clausen
President
The World Bank
Washington, D.C.
William T. Coleman, Jr.
Senior Partner
O'Melveny & Myers
Washington, D.C.
Lloyd N. Cutler
Partner
Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering
Washington, D.C.
Thomas R. Donahue
Secretary-Treasurer
AFL-CIO
Washington, D.C.
Charles W. Duncan, Jr.
Houston, Texas
Walter Y. Elisha
Chairman and CEO
Springs Industries, Inc.
Fort Mill, South Carolina
Robert F. Erburu
President and CEO
The Times Mirror Company
Los Angeles, California
Hanna H. Gray
President
University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
Robert D. Haas
President and CEO
Levi Strauss & Co.
San Francisco, California
Philip M. Hawley
Chairman and CEO
Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc.
Los Angeles, California
Amory Houghton, Jr.
Chairman of the Executive Committee
Corning Glass Works
Corning, New York
Roy M. Huffington
Chairman of the Board
Roy M. Huffington, Inc.
Houston, Texas
B. R. Inman
President and CEO
Microelectronics and Computer
Technology Corporation
Austin, Texas
James T. Lynn
Chairman
Aetna Life and Casualty Company
Hartford, Connecticut
Donald F. McHenry
University Research Professor of
Diplomacy and International Affairs
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C.
Bruce K. MacLaury
President
The Brookings Institution
Washington, D.C.
Robert S. McNamara
Former President
The World Bank
Washington, D.C.
Mary Patterson McPherson
President
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
Arjay Miller
Dean Emeritus
Graduate School of Business
Stanford University
Woodside, California
Donald S. Perkins
Former Chairman
Jewel Companies, Inc.
Chicago, Illinois
J. Woodward Redmond
Partner
J. W. Redmond & Company
Washington, D.C.
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James D. Robinson III
Chairman of the Board
American Express Company
New York, New York
Ralph S. Saul
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Henry B. Schacht
Chairman of the Board and CEO
Cummins Engine Company, Inc.
Columbus, Indiana
Roger D. Semerad
Executive Vice President
The Brookings Institution
Washington, D.C.
Howard R. Swearer
President
Brown University
Providence, Rhode Island
Morris Tanenbaum
Executive Vice President
AT&T
New York, New York
Phyllis A. Wallace
Professor of Management
Alfred P. Sloan School of Management
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Massachusetts
James D. Wolfensohn
President
James D. Wolfensohn, Inc.
New York, New York
Ezra K. Zilkha
President
Zilkha & Sons, Inc.
New York, New York
Charles J. Zwick
Chairman and CEO
Southeast Banking Corporation
and Southeast Bank, N.A.
Miami, Florida
HONORARY TRUSTEES
Vincent M. Barnett, Jr.
James Phinney Baxter III Professor
of History and Public Affairs Emeritus
Williams College
Williamstown, Massachusetts
Barton M. Biggs
Managing Director
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.
New York, New York
Eugene R. Black
New York, New York
Robert D. Calkins
President Emeritus
The Brookings Institution
Washington, D.C.
Edward W. Carter
Chairman of the Board Emeritus
Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc.
Los Angeles, California
Bruce B. Dayton
Bliss & Co.
Wayzata, Minnesota
Douglas Dillon
New York, New York
George M. Elsey
President Emeritus
The American Red Cross
Washington, D.C.
Huntington Harris
Leesburg, Virginia
Roger W. Heyns
President
The William and Flora
Hewlett Foundation
Menlo Park, California
John E. Lockwood
Consulting Partner
Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy
New York, New York
William McC. Martin, Jr.
Retired Chairman
Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D.C.
Charles W. Robinson
Chairman
Energy Transition Corporation
Santa Fe, New Mexico
H. Chapman Rose
Retired Partner
Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue
Washington, D.C.
Gerard C. Smith
President
The Consultants International Group, Inc.
Washington, D.C.
Robert Brookings Smith
St. Louis, Missouri
Sydney Stein, Jr.
Chicago, Illinois
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Perspectives on Public
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$3,935
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Conferences are held in
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Understanding Business
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Executive Leadership and the Changing Policy Environment
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fee is $2350, including lodging and meals. Further details will be included in
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Center for Public Policy Education
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