Kent Conrad
US Senator from North Dakota
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Business Positions
Genworth Financial, Inc. Financial Services
• Board Member (Mar '13→?)
Government Positions
National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform Bipartisan deficit-reducing commission established by Obama in February 2010
• Position
Energy, Science and Technology Subcommittee
• Chairman
Taxation, IRS Oversight, and Long-term Growth Subcommittee
• Chairman
Senate Budget Committee
• Chairman
Other Positions
Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget austerity think tank housed at New America Foundation
• Board Member
Memberships
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Democratic Party
• Member
Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee
• Member
Domestic and Foreign Marketing, Inspection, and Plant and Animal Health Subcommittee
• Member
Energy, Science and Technology Subcommittee
• Member
Production, Income Protection and Price Support Subcommittee
• Member
Senate Finance Committee
• Member
Energy, Natural Resources, and Infrastructure Subcommittee
• Member
Social Security, Pensions and Family Policy Subcommittee
• Member
Taxation, IRS Oversight, and Long-term Growth Subcommittee
• Member
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
• Member
Education
Stanford University
• Bachelor's Degree (?→'71)
Services/Transactions
Angelo R Mozilo Former chairman and CEO of Countrywide Financial
• a business associate
Aaron W Hunter
• staff assistant · 63,274 USD ('03→'05)
Kristi Schlosser Carlson
• staff assistant · 9,666 USD ('00→'01)
Family
Lucy Calautti Former Chief of Staff to Senator Byron Dorgan (D-N.D.); former director of government relations for Major League Baseball
• wife
Donors
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Kent Thiry Chairman and former CEO, DaVita Healthcare Partners
• 7 contributions · 10,300 USD ('97→Sep 4 '07)
Vance K Opperman President and CEO of Key Investment, Inc., a private investment company.
• 8 contributions · 10,200 USD ('91→'05)
Romano Romani
• 10 contributions · 9,900 USD ('90→'10)
Jay Rockefeller Former Democratic US Senator from West Virginia
• 8 contributions · 9,200 USD ('91→'06)
James M Clary Mullin TBG/Life Insurance And Benefits
• 10 contributions · 8,150 USD ('01→'10)
John P Manning President & CEO of Boston Capital Corporation
• 2 contributions · 8,000 USD ('99→'05)
Fred Eychaner Chicago Media Mogul
• 6 contributions · 8,000 USD ('91→'05)
Peter Buttenwieser Political fundraiser; heir to Lehman Brothers fortune
• 6 contributions · 7,500 USD ('91→'05)
Frederick Graefe
• 9 contributions · 7,221 USD ('97→'09)
Harriet Zimmerman Vice presixent and board member of AIPAC
• 5 contributions · 7,200 USD ('91→'05)
Donation/Grant Recipients
Democratic National Committee governing body for the U.S. Democratic Party
• 9 contributions · 8,000 USD ('06→'10)
Minnesota Democratic Farmer Labor Party
• 1 contribution · 5,000 USD ('09)
Barack Obama 44th President of the United States
• 7 contributions · 4,600 USD ('08)
North Dakota Democratic-Nonpartisan League Party
• 4 contributions · 3,500 USD ('97→'10)
Earl Ralph Pomeroy III US Representative from North Dakota
• 1 contribution · 2,400 USD ('10)
Cap-PAC Separate Segregated Fund of National Community Action Foundation, Inc.
• 1 contribution · 2,000 USD ('92)
John Kerry 68th US Secretary of State, Senator from Massachusetts
• 1 contribution · 2,000 USD ('04)
Tracy Potter
• 1 contribution · 1,000 USD ('10)
Leadership & Staff
Sara Garland
• Chief of staff (Jan 10 '08→?)
Tracee Sutton Deputy legislative director for Sen. Kent Conrad
• Deputy legislative director ('02→?)
Tom Mahr Legislative director for Sen. Kent Conrad
• Legislative director
Kathryn Spaziani Senior health aide to Kent Conrad
• Senior health policy advisor (May '09→?)
Neleen M Eisinger Senate Finance staff
• Legislative Assistant (?→'04)
Lindsey J Toohey Healthcare lobbyist and former staffer to Kent Conrad
• Senior health policy advisor ('08→'09)
Anissa Rogness
• Director of economic development ('02→'08)
Robert Van Heuvelen
• Chief of staff ('97→'07)
Niles Godes
• Director of economic development ('92→'96) [+1]
• Director, Economic Development ('92→'96)