President & CEO, Airlines for America
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Business Positions
OB-C Group LLC
• Co-founder & partner ('93→'01)
Nasdaq, Inc. Provider of trading, clearing, exchange technology, regulatory, securities listing, information and public company services
• Nominating Committee member
Duberstein Group
• Vice President ('91→'92)
Citigroup Inc. Major American bank
• EVP of Global Government Affairs ('03→Jan '11)*
Government Positions
White House Iraq Group Bush administration committee responsible for selling the Iraq War
• Position ('02→'03)
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Other Positions
Institute for Legal Reform Founded as an interest group in 1998 by the United States Chamber of Commerce.
• Board Member
Ohio Wesleyan University
• Trustee
Bryce Harlow Foundation
• Board Member
The First Tee of Washington DC DC chapter of a youth golfing philanthropy
• Board Member
National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors
• chief lobbyist & executive director ('84→'89)
Airlines for America airline trade organization, formerly Air Transport Association of America
• President & CEO (Jan 1 '11→?)
Fix the Debt organization advocating fiscal austerity
• CEO fiscal leadership council member ('12→?)
Education
Professional Associates
George W Bush 43rd US president, ex-governor of Texas, son of George H W Bush
• an ex-employer ('01→'02)
Paul Thornell
• hired
Donation/Grant Recipients
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National Republican Senatorial Committee
• 14 contributions · $90,900 ('98→'12)
National Republican Congressional Committee
• 13 contributions · $51,150 ('94→'12)
John Boehner US Representative from Ohio
• 8 contributions · $43,700 ('95→'12)
Citigroup Inc. Political Action Committee - Federal/State
• 181 contributions · $37,648 ('03→'10) [+1]
• 3 contributions · $624 ('03)
Freedom Project Affiliate: John A. Boehner (R-Ohio)
• 7 contributions · $18,000 ('96→'11)
Republican National Committee The Grand Ol' Party
• 6 contributions · $14,500 ('92→'11)
New Republican Majority Fund Affiliate: ex-Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss)
• 4 contributions · $9,500 ('95→'07)
Monday Morning Political Action Committee PAC tied to Newt Gingrich
• 2 contributions · $7,500 ('96→'97)
John S. McCain III US Senator and Representative from Arizona
• 6 contributions · $7,100 ('97→'09)
Mitch McConnell US Senator from Kentucky
• 4 contributions · $6,300 ('95→'11)