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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace

1779 MASSACHUSETTS AV NW WASHINGTON, DC 20036-2109
www.carnegieendowment.org

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President

Mariano Florentino Cuellar

Trustee (Thru 05/2024)

Adebayo Ogunlesi

Trustee

Alejandro Ramirez Magana

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Andrew Spokes

Trustee

Ayman Asfari

Trustee

Bernard Mensah

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Bill Bradley

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Boon Hwee Koh

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Catherine James Paglia

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Ck Birla

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Dale Lefebvre

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Deven Parekh

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Eileen C Donahoe

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George Siguler

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Gisel Kordestani

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Henri De Castries

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Jane D Hartley

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Javed Khan

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Jim Balsillie

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Jonathan Oppenheimer

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Jrn Rausing

Trustee (Thru 05/24)

Kenneth E Olivier

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L Rafael Reif

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Maha Ibrahim

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Margaret Hamburg

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Ramez Farid Sousou

Trustee (Deceased 10/24)

Ratan N Tata

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Robert Zoellick

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Scott Malkin

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Songyee Yoon

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Steven A Denning

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Sunil Kant Munjal

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Susan Liautaud

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Tim Bass

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Victoria Ransom

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Walter B Kielholz

Trustee

Yichen Zhang

Chief Financial Officer

AI Ysha Kirmani Zafar

Vice President For Development

Alison M Rausch

Chief Operating Officer

Alison Markovitz

James Fam Ch AI R,Vp For Studies

Andrew Weiss

Senior Vp For Policy Research

Daniel Baer

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Evan Feigenbaum

Vp For Studies

Frances Brown Thru 41824

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George Perkovich

Vp For Communications

Katelynn Vogt As Of 52524

Vp For Studies

Marwan Muasher

Vp For Communications

Miriam Magdieli Thru 52424

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Ashley Tellis

Senior Fellow & Director

Christopher Chivvis

Senior Fellow & Director

Eugene Rumer

Senior Fellow

Suzanne Dimaggio

Senior Fellow & Co Director

Thomas Carothers

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