CEO, SAS Institute Inc.
Met partner John Sall at North Carolina State, started SAS 1976, now largest privately held software company. Firm develops business intelligence... more »
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Business Positions
Other Positions
The Business Council Business Advisory Council for the Department of Commerce since 1933
• Executive Committee member
Atlantic Council international affairs think tank
• Advisor
Memberships
Business Roundtable Conservative-leaning pro-business policy group of leading chief executives
• Member
Wall Street Journal CEO Council 120 of the world’s most powerful chief executives
• Member
The Business Council Business Advisory Council for the Department of Commerce since 1933
• Member
Partnership for a New American Economy
• Member
Education
Family
Ann Goodnight Married to SAS founder Jim Goodnight
• wife
Professional Associates
John Sall Co-founder, SAS Institute
• business partner
Donation/Grant Recipients
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Right to Rise USA Jeb Bush's super PAC
• 2 contributions · $200,000 (Feb 17 '15→Mar 9 '15)
American Crossroads Super PAC that raises funds from donors to advocate for certain candidates of the Republican Party.
• 1 contribution · $100,000 (Aug 18 '14)
RNC Republican National State Elections Committee
• 1 contribution · $80,000 ('00)
Republican National Committee The Grand Ol' Party
• 4 contributions · $73,300 ('00→'12)
National Republican Senatorial Committee
• 2 contributions · $63,200 ('11→Jul 21 '14)
North Carolina Republican Executive Committee
• 7 contributions · $57,500 ('96→'11)
National Republican Congressional Committee
• 3 contributions · $44,500 ('04→Mar 31 '16)
Richard Burr Republican US Senator and Representative from North Carolina
• 7 contributions · $34,900 ('02→Feb 3 '16)
Mitt Romney U.S. senator from Utah, former Massachusetts governor
• 4 contributions · $32,500 ('12)
Unintimidated PAC Scott Walker's 2016 presidential unlimited fundraising PAC
• 1 contribution · $25,000 (May 28 '15)