Stephen J Hadley

Business Positions

RiceHadleyGates LLC International strategic consulting firm based in Silicon Valley and Washington, DC

• Principal

APCO Worldwide PR and lobbying firm

• international advisory council member

Robert Bosch Gmbh German industrial company

• International Advisory Board Member ('15→?)

The Scowcroft Group International consulting firm managed by Brent Scowcroft

• Principal (past)

Shea & Gardner A litigation-focused law firm in Washington, DC; combined with Godwin Proctor LLP

• Partner ('77→'01)*

Board Memberships

Raytheon Company Defense contractor; merged with UTC. Surviving company exists as a subsidiary of the renamed UTC, company, Raytheon Technologies

• Public Affairs Committee Member [+2]

• Special Activities Committee Member

• Independent Director (Board of Directors)

United States Institute of Peace Publicly funded national institution created by Congress in 1984. USIP is not a government agency

• Chairman ('14→?) [+1]

• Board of Directors

US-India Business Council The Council aims to create an inclusive bilateral trade environment between India and the United States.

• Board Member

Atlantic Council International affairs Think Tank

• Director [+1]

• Director and Executive Committee Member

Bessemer Group Inc. Bank holding company for Bessemer Trust

• Director

Positions

United States Institute of Peace Publicly funded national institution created by Congress in 1984. USIP is not a government agency

• Senior Advisor for International Affairs

Lowy Institute for International Policy International policy think tank located in Sydney, Australia

• 2014 Telstra Distinguished International Fellow (Aug 1 '14→?)

Yale University Private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut - founded in 1701

• Kissinger Papers Advisory Board ('11→?)

Government Positions

US Department of State Federal executive department responsible for carrying out U.S. foreign policy and international relations

• Foreign Affairs Policy Board Member

White House Office Includes multiple levels of presidential advisory boards and advisors

• National Security Advisor (Jan 26 '05→'09) [+1]

• Deputy National Security Advisor ('01→Jan 26 '05)

White House Iraq Group Bush administration committee responsible for selling the Iraq War

• Position (past)

US Department of Defense

• Assistant Secretary for International Security Policy ('89→'93) [+1]

• Analyst ('72→'74)

Tower Commission Committee established by Reagan to investigate Iran-Contra

• Counsel ('86→'87)

National Security Council Advises the President on foreign policy, intelligence, and national security.

• Position ('74→'77)

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Elise Stefanik US Representative from New York

• 9 contributions · 11,200 USD (Feb 15 '14→Jun 26 '18)

Barbara Comstock Former US Representative from Virgina (2015-2019)

• 2 contributions · 5,400 USD (Mar 23 '18→Jun 26 '18)

Mitch McConnell US Senator from Kentucky, husband of former Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao

• 2 contributions · 5,200 USD (Mar 28 '14→Oct 22 '14)

Alliance for American Leadership

• 1 contribution · 5,000 USD (Mar 18 '94)

Boehner for Speaker Cmte

• 1 contribution · 5,000 USD (Feb 23 '12)

John Boehner Republican US Representative from Ohio; majority leader

• 2 contributions · 5,000 USD ('12→Mar 3 '12)

Rob Portman US Senator from Ohio (2011-present); former US Representative (1993-2007); former dir. OMB

• 4 contributions · 4,950 USD ('09→Jun 21 '16)

Elissa Slotkin Michigan U.S. senator, former congressperson

• 2 contributions · 3,000 USD (Mar 27 '18)

Paul Ryan Former US Representative from Wisconsin

• 1 contribution · 2,700 USD (Jun 22 '16)

Liz Cheney US Representative for Wyoming;daughter of Dick Cheney

• 1 contribution · 2,700 USD (Jun 25 '16)

Memberships

Aspen Institute Homeland Security Group A bipartisan group of homeland security and counterterrorism experts

• Member

Schools

Cornell University Mixed Public/Private University in Ithaca, NY

• BA (?→'69)

Yale Law School Ivy League law school

• JD ('69→'72)