Pres & CEO of Peterson Foundation; GAO head during Clinton and George W Bush administrations
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Business Positions
Arthur Andersen Top accounting firm until 2002; Enron auditor found guilty of criminal charges
• Global Managing Director ('89→'98)
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP PwC US helps organizations and individuals create the value they're looking for
• Other ('15→?)
Government Positions
Other Positions
Peter G Peterson Foundation Social Security privatization think tank funded by Blackstone Group founder
• President [+2]
• advisory board member
• CEO (?→Oct 15 '10)
Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget austerity think tank housed at New America Foundation
• Board Member
National Academy of Public Administration
• Fellow
National Academy of Social Insurance Its mission is to promote understanding of how social insurance contributes to economic security and a vibrant economy.
• Member
International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) an umbrella organisation for the external government audit community
• Board Member
Peterson-Pew Commission on Budget Reform Committee of budget experts funded by Peterson & Pew
• Board Member
Partnership for Public Service Public-private partnership
• Board Member
Comeback America Initiative Defunct fiscal reform organization
• Board Member
The Can Kicks Back
• advisory board member
Memberships
Education
Harvard Kennedy School Graduate school of government at Harvard; John F. Kennedy School of Government
• Certificate, Senior Management (past)
Donation/Grant Recipients
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Arthur Andersen PAC
• 11 contributions · $6,650 ('92→'01)
Republican National Committee The Grand Ol' Party
• 9 contributions · $2,900 ('91→'97)
Paul Coverdell US Senator from Georgia
• 6 contributions · $2,900 ('92→'97)
Bob Graham
• 3 contributions · $1,250 ('97)
Bob Dole former US Representative and Senator from Kansas | lobbyist
• 2 contributions · $1,000 ('95)
George H W Bush 41st US president; DCI 1976-77
• 1 contribution · $1,000 ('91)
National Republican Senatorial Committee
• 2 contributions · $600 ('95→'96)
Lamar Alexander US Senator from Tennessee
• 1 contribution · $500 ('95)
Earl Ralph Pomeroy III US Representative from North Dakota
• 2 contributions · $500 ('96→'97)
John Elmer Linder US Representative from Georgia
• 1 contribution · $500 ('97)