US Senator from Nebraska
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Business Positions
Deere & Company Company that manufactures agricultural, construction, and forestry machinery, diesel engines, drivetrains used in heavy equipment, and lawn care equipment.
• Board Member (Jan '15→?) [+1]
• Position ('15→?)
Government Positions
Other Positions
Memberships
US Senate US Senate
• Senator (Jan 6 '09→Jan 3 '15)
Republican Party
• Member
Governors Biotechnology Partnership Partnership organization for U.S. Governors seeking forum on issues around agricultural biotechnology
• Member (past)
Education
Creighton University Private Jesuit university in Omaha
• Graduate (past) [+1]
• School (past)
St Mary's University of Minnesota Private, coeducational university in Winona, Minnesota
• School (past)
Donors
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Thomas S Ricketts Chairman, Chicago Cubs, and Chairman, Incapital, LLC
• 4 contributions · $11,900 ('07→Dec 5 '07)
Bruce Rohde
• 4 contributions · $11,600 ('07→'10)
Walter Scott Jr Construction, telecom billionaire
• 4 contributions · $10,600 ('07→'10)
Cecelia H Ricketts Dermatologist, Wilmette Illinois
• 3 contributions · $9,600 ('07)
Duane Acklie Chairman, Crete Carrier Corporation
• 3 contributions · $9,600 ('07→Nov 13 '07)
David L Sokol Potential successor to Warren Buffett at Berkshrie Hathaway
• 3 contributions · $9,600 ('07)
Rhonda A Hawks Omaha Nebraska
• 3 contributions · $9,200 ('07)
Howard Hawks Founder and chairman of Tenaska, a private energy company
• 3 contributions · $9,200 ('07)
Paul R Hogan Co-Founder and Chairman,Home Instead, Omaha Nebraska
• 5 contributions · $7,100 ('07→'08)
Joseph H Moglia Chairman, TD Ameritrade
• 8 contributions · $7,100 ('07→Jul 7 '08)
Donation/Grant Recipients
George W Bush 43rd US president, ex-governor of Texas, son of George H W Bush
• 2 contributions · $3,000 (Sep 3 '99→Jul 23 '03)
George C Grogan Financial Brokerage Inc - Omaha Nebraska
• 2 contributions · $1,000 (Feb 22 '00)
Lee Raymond Terry US Representative from Nebraska
• 1 contribution · $1,000 (Mar 24 '04)
Herman Cain Businessman. Conservative Talk Show host based in Atlanta
• 2 contributions · $500 (Sep 23 '03)
Leadership & Staff