Secretary of State under George W Bush; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under George H W Bush
RelationshipsInterlocksGivingPoliticalData
Business Positions
AOL Internet and media company
• Director ('98→?)
Salesforce.com Inc (Formerly ExactTarget) provider of digital marketing automation and analytics software and services
• Board Member (Mar '14→?)
Government Positions
Office of Management and Budget
• Position ('72→?)
Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Chairman (Oct 1 '89→Oct 9 '93)
White House Office Includes multiple levels of presidential advisory boards and advisors
• National Security Advisor ('87→'89)
US Army Land warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces.
• Retired General
Department of State First U.S. federal agency
• Secretary of State (Jan 20 '01→Jan 27 '05)
Other Positions
Foreign Policy Association
• Honorary Director
Council on Foreign Relations The most prestigious US foreign policy think tank
• Director
Atlantic Council international affairs think tank
• Honorary Director
National Museum of African-American History Council This museum seeks to help all Americans remember, and by remembering, this institution will stimulate a dialogue about race and help to foster a spirit of reconciliation and healing.
• Board Member
America's Promise Alliance Colin Powell's education initiative
• Chairman (past)
Schwarzman Scholars Rhodes scholar-styled program created by Blackstone CEO, Stephen Schwarzman
• Advisor
Memberships
Bohemian Grove
• member
Clinton Global Initiative Annual conference that coincides with U.N. General Assembly in NY.
• Member
Pershing Rifles ROTC fraternity
• Member
Education
George Washington University School of Business
• MBA (?→'71)
Family
Alma J Powell Chair, America's Promise Alliance
• wife ('62→?)
Michael K Powell Former FCC Chairman; advisor with Providence Equity Partners
• Son
Professional Associates
Frank Charles Carlucci Defense Secretary under Reagan; former chairman of The Carlyle Group
• mentor ('72→?)
Caspar Willard Weinberger Secretary of Defense under Ronald Reagan; pardoned by President George H W Bush for criminal role in Iran-Contra
• mentor ('72→?)
Friends
Stephen Schwarzman CEO of Blackstone Group
• Social
Donation/Grant Recipients
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Republican National Committee The Grand Ol' Party
• 5 contributions · $6,495 ('98→'00)
John McCain US Senator and Representative from Arizona
• 3 contributions · $4,300 ('98→'07)
Dylan C Glenn Senior vice president at Guggenheim Partners
• 2 contributions · $2,000 ('97→'00)
George Allen US Representative and Senator from Virginia
• 2 contributions · $2,000 ('00→'06)
Republican Leadership Council Federal PAC
• 2 contributions · $2,000 ('06→'07)
National Republican Senatorial Committee
• 2 contributions · $1,750 ('98→'06)
L Douglas Wilder Former Governor of Virginia
• 1 contribution · $1,000 ('94)
John Marshall Coleman
• 1 contribution · $1,000 ('94)
John W. Warner III US Senator from Virginia
• 1 contribution · $1,000 ('95)
William Floyd Weld Former Governor of Massachusetts
• 2 contributions · $1,000 ('96)
Leadership & Staff
Mike McConnell Third Director of National Intelligence; former NSA director
• intelligence officer ('91→'92)
Cesar Conde President, Univision Networks
• Special Assistant ('02→'03)
Christopher Bancroft Burnham
• Assistant Secretary of State for Resource Management (past)
Lawrence Wilkerson US Army colonel; Adjunct professor, College of William and Mary
• Chief of Staff ('02→'05) [+1]
• Special Assistant ('89→'93)