People
Trustees
The business executives who established CED in 1942 focused on the public interest through a pragmatic business lens. Today, CED Trustees make this same commitment to represent the reasoned, nonpartisan voice of business on major public policy issues.
Our Trustees are chairs, CEOs and senior executives of major corporations; university and college presidents; former corporate leaders; and leaders of prominent NGOs.
Trustees determine CED’s annual priority issues and lead subcommittees that produce policy statements with research findings and recommendations for reform. These policy statements are coupled with strong outreach efforts throughout the country and abroad - to achieve tangible impact at the local, state and national levels. CED has a passionate staff who organize and help lead the goals and efforts of the Trustees.
Charles C. Hale
Chief Executive Officer,
Hale Global
Doug Hammond
Chairman & CEO,
NFP Corp.
Robert Haney
Partner,
Covington & Burling LLP
Kathy Hopinkah Hannan
Retired National Managing Partner, Diversity & Corporate Responsibility,
KPMG LLP
Victoria Harker
Chief Financial Officer,
TEGNA, Inc.
Ambassador Tony Harrington
Chair and Managing Director,
Albright Stonebridge Group
Hollis W. Hart
President (Retired), International Franchise Management,
Citi
Ben W. Heineman Jr.
Senior Fellow, Schools of Law & Government,
Harvard University
Bob Hellman
Managing Director and CEO,
American Infrastructure Funds
Jack A. Hockema
Chairman, President and CEO,
Kaiser Aluminum
Mike Hopkins
Former Chief Executive Officer,
Ice Energy
R. Glenn Hubbard
Dean and Russell L. Carson Professor of Finance and Economics,
Columbia University Business School
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