Prominent Alumni

U.S. Government & Politics

• David Addington (SFS’78) | Chief of Staff to Vice President Dick Cheney (Former)
• Toney Anaya (SFS’63) | D-New Mexico; Governor (Former)
• Robert Bauman (SFS’59) | R-Maryland 1st District; U.S. Representative (Former)
• Courtney Beale (SFS’02) | Executive Assistant to the Secretary of State; Senior Director for Global Engagement at the National Security Council (Former)
• Paul Clement (SFS’88) | Distinguished Professor of Law, Georgetown Law School; Solicitor General of the United States (Former)
• William Jefferson Clinton (SFS’68) | 42nd President of the United States
• Henry Cuellar (SFS’78) | U.S. Representative, D-Texas 28th District
• Debbie Dingell (SFS’75) | U.S. Representative, D-Michigan 6th District
• Richard Durbin (SFS’66) | U.S. Senator, D-Illinois; Senate Minority Whip (Former)
• Victoria Espinel (SFS’89) | Executive Office of the President; Chief Executive of the Software Industry Trade Group BSA; Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator (Former)
• Jason Foley (MSFS’99) | Deputy Assistant Administrator (DAA) in USAID’s Office of the Bureau of the Middle East
• Luis G. Fortuño (SFS’82) | PNP-Puerto Rico; Governor (Former)
• Mike Gallagher (SSP’12) | U.S. Representative, R-Wisconsin 8th District
• Mike Garcia (SSP’98) | U.S. Representative, R-California 27th District
• Edward Gistaro (SFS’86) | Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Intelligence Integration
• Dana Gresham (SFS’94) | U.S. Department of Transportation (Former); Chief of Staff to Senator Doug Jones of Alabama; Assistant Secretary for Governmental Affairs (Former)
• Gurbir S. Grewal (SFS’95) | New Jersey Attorney General
• Julius Lloyd Horwich (SFS’86) | Senior Advisor to the Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives (Former); Department of Education (Former); Assistant Secretary for Legislation and Congressional Affairs (Former)
• Bill Jackson (MSFS’84) | Representative for Textiles, Office of US Trade Representative (Former); Deputy Assistant U.S. Trade Representative (Former)
• Gen. James L. Jones (SFS’66) | USMC General (Retired); National Security Advisor to President Barack Obama (Former)
• Denis McDonough (MSFS’96) | Secretary of Veterans Affairs; Chief of Staff to President Barack Obama (Former)
• Mark Medish (SFS’84) | Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director on National Security Council (Former); Deputy Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury (Former)
• Christopher Milligan (SFS’87) | Counselor to the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) (Former); Acting Mission Director USAID / Madagascar (Former)
• Mick Mulvaney (SFS’89) | U.S. Special Envoy to Northern Ireland (Former); Acting White House Chief of Staff (Former); Director, Office of Management and Budget (Former); U.S. Representative (Former), R-South Carolina 5th District
• Stephanie Murphy (MSFS’04) | U.S. Representative, D-Florida 7th District (Former)
• Kirstjen Nielsen (SFS’94) | U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security (Former)
• Glenn C. Nye (SFS’96) | D-Virginia 2nd District, U.S. Representative (Former)
• Stacey Plaskett (SFS’88) | U.S. Representative, D-U.S. Virgin Islands
• Pat Quinn (SFS’71) | D-Illinois Governor (Former)
• William “Bill” B. Schuette (SFS’76) | R-Michigan 10th District (Former); Attorney General of Michigan (Former); U.S. Representative (Former)
• Phillip R. Sharp (SFS’64) | D-Indiana 2nd District, U.S. Representative (Former)
• Wendy Silberman Cutler (MSFS’83) | Acting Deputy U.S. Trade Representative (Former)
• Dan Sullivan (MSFS’93) | U.S. Senator, R-Alaska
• George Tenet (SFS’76) | Managing Director at Allen & Company; Distinguished Professor in the Practice of Diplomacy at Georgetown University; Director of Central Intelligence (Former)
• Paula Tufro (MSFS’06) | Director for Development and Democracy, National Security Council (Former)
• Dennis Wilder (MSFS’79) | Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for East Asian Affairs, National Security Council (Former)
• Ambassador Michele Thoren Bond (MSFS’77) | Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs (Former); Ambassador to Lesotho (Former)
• Paula Dobriansky (SFS’77) | Under Secretary of State for Democracy and Global Affairs (Former); Special Envoy to Northern Ireland (Former)
• Ambassador Judith Gail Garber (SFS’83) | Ambassador to Cyprus (Former); Acting Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs (Former); Ambassador to Latvia (Former)
• Patrick F. Kennedy (SFS’71) | Under Secretary for Management, State Department (Former)
• A. Wess Mitchell (MAGES’04) | Co-Founder and former President, Center for European Political Analysis (CEPA) (Former); Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs (Former)
• Matthew Reynolds (SFS’82) | Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs (Former)
• Anne C. Richard (SFS’82) | Assistant Secretary of Population, Refugees, and Migration, State Department (Former)
• Therese Shaheen (SFS’80) | Chairman of the American Institute in Taiwan (Former)
• Xochitl Torres Small (SFS’07) | U.S. Deputy Secretary of Agriculture; U.S. Representative, D-New Mexico 2nd District (Former)
• Lori Trahan (SFS’95) | U.S. Representative,  D-Massachusetts 3rd District
• Ambassador Philip Verveer (SFS’66) | Deputy Assistant Secretary of State and U.S. Coordinator for International Communications and Information Policy (Former)
• Kenneth D. Ward (SFS’79) | U.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons

U.S. Ambassadors & Diplomats

• Ambassador Craig Allen (MSFS’85) | President of the United States-China Business Council (USCBC); Ambassador to Brunei (Former)
• Ambassador Alexander A. Arvizu (SFS’80) | Ambassador to Albania (Former)
• Ambassador Diego Asencio (SFS’52) | Ambassador to Colombia and Brazil (Former)
• Ambassador Christopher Ashby (SFS’68) | Ambassador to Uruguay (Former)
• Ambassador Vincent Battle (SFS’62) | Ambassador to Lebanon (Former)
• Ambassador Marcia Stephens Bloom Bernicat (MSFS’80) | Ambassador to Bangladesh (Former); Ambassador to Guinea-Bissau and Senegal (Former)
• Ambassador John Blaney (MSFS’75) | Ambassador to Liberia (Former)
• Ambassador Richard Bloomfield (SFS’50) | Ambassador to Ecuador and Portugal (Former)
• Ambassador Donald E. Booth (SFS’76) | Ambassador to Ethiopia, Liberia, and Zambia (Former); U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan and South Sudan (Former)
• Ambassador Natalie E. Brown (SFS’89) | Ambassador to Uganda; Charge d’Affaires to Eritrea (Former)
• Ambassador Piper Campbell (SFS’88) | Head of the U.S. Mission to the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) (Former); Ambassador to Mongolia (Former)
• Ambassador Robert Cekuta (SFS’76) | Ambassador to Azerbaijan (Former)
• Ambassador Maura Connelly (SFS’81) | Ambassador to Lebanon (Former)
• Ambassador Ivo Daalder (MSFS’82) | President, Chicago Council on Global Affairs; U.S. Permanent Representative on the Council of NATO (Former)
• Ambassador Glyn T. Davies (SFS’79) | Ambassador to Thailand (Former); Ambassador to the United Nations International Organizations in Vienna (Former)
• Ambassador Jeffrey DeLaurentis (SFS’76) | Charge D’Affaires to Cuba (Former)
• Ambassador John P. Desrocher (SFS’86) | Ambassador to Algeria (Former)
• Ambassador Edward Djerejian (SFS’60) | Director, Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy; Ambassador to Syria and Israel (Former)
• Ambassador James F. Dobbins Jr. (SFS’63) | Ambassador to the EU (Former); U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan (Former)
• Ambassador Thomas J. Dodd (SFS’57) | Ambassador to Costa Rica and Uruguay (Former)
• Ambassador Michael James Dodman (SFS’83) | Ambassador to Mauritania (Former)
• Ambassador Joseph R. Donovan Jr. (SFS’73) | Ambassador to Indonesia (Former)
• Ambassador Cynthia Efird (SFS’71) | Ambassador to Angola (Former)
• Ambassador John D. Feeley (SFS’83) | Ambassador to Panama (Former)
• Ambassador Janet E. Garvey (MSFS’79) | Ambassador to Cameroon (Former)
• Ambassador Tatiana C. Gfoeller-Volkoff (SFS’83, MSFS’83) | Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan (Former)
• Ambassador J. Scott Gration (SSP’88) | Ambassador to Kenya (Former); Special Envoy to Sudan (Former)
• Ambassador David Hale (SFS’83) | Distinguished Fellow at the Wilson Center; Under Secretary for Political Affairs, Department of State (Former); Ambassador to Pakistan, Lebanon, and Jordan (Former)
• Ambassador Michael Hammer (SFS’85) | Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Former); Ambassador to Chile (Former); Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs (Former); Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Press and Communications  (Former)
• Ambassador S. Fitzgerald Haney (SFS’90, MSFS’91) | Ambassador to Costa Rica (Former)
• Ambassador Dennis Hankins (SFS’81) | Ambassador to Mali (Former); Ambassador to Guinea (Former)
• Ambassador Parker T. Hart (SFS’40) | Ambassador to Yemen, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey (Former)
• Ambassador Maura Harty (SFS’81) | President & CEO of the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children; Ambassador to Paraguay (Former); Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs (Former)
• Ambassador Todd Haskell (SFS’84) | Consul General at the U.S. Consulate General in Cape Town; Ambassador to the Republic of the Congo (Former)
• Ambassador John Herbst (SFS’74) | Director of the Atlantic Council’s Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center; Ambassador to Uzbekistan and Ukraine (Former)
• Ambassador Stuart Holliday (SFS’88) | President & CEO of Meridian International Center; Ambassador to the UN for Special Political Affairs (Former)
• Ambassador Michael S. Hoza (SFS’79) | Ambassador to Cameroon (Former)
• Ambassador Makila James (ISD Associate 2002-’03) | Ambassador to Swaziland (Former); Director of the Office of Caribbean Affairs, State Department (Former)
• Ambassador Eric G. John (SFS’82) | Senior Advisor for Security Negotiations and Agreements; President of Boeing Korea; Vice President of Boeing International; Ambassador to Thailand (Former)
• Ambassador U. Alexis Johnson (SFS’32) | Ambassador to Czechoslovakia, Thailand, and Japan (Former)
• Ambassador Mark Johnson (SFS’68) | Ambassador to Senegal (Former)
• Ambassador Kelly Keiderling-Franz (SFS’88) | Ambassador to Uruguay (Former)
• Ambassador Thomas Kelly III (SFS’84, CLAS’84) | Ambassador to Djibouti (Former)
• Ambassador Lisa Kubiske (MSFS’79) | Ambassador to Honduras (Former); Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for International Finance and Development (Former)
• Ambassador Alphonse LaPorta (SFS’60) | Ambassador to Mongolia (Former)
• Ambassador Franklin L. Lavin (SFS’79) | CEO of Export Now; Ambassador to Singapore (Former)
• Ambassador Edward B. Lawson (SFS’24, MSFS’25) | Ambassador to Iceland and Israel (Former)
• Ambassador Hugo Llorens (SFS’77) | Ambassador to Honduras (Former); Consul General, Sydney, Australia (Former)
• Ambassador Eileen Malloy (SFS’75) | Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan (Former); Senior Advisor on Minsk Implementation, U.S. Embassy Kyiv (Former)
• Ambassador John Maisto (LAS’61) | Ambassador to the Organization of American States, Nicaragua, Venezuela (Former)
• Ambassador Deborah Ann McCarthy (MSFS’79, G’79) | Executive Director of the CSIS/ICAPAA (International Career Advancement Program Alumni Association); Ambassador to Lithuania (Former)
• Ambassador Jackson McDonald (SFS’78) | Ambassador to The Gambia and Guinea (Former)
• Ambassador Jack McFall (SFS’29) | Ambassador to Finland (Former)
• Ambassador Gerald McGowan (SFS’68, L’74) | Ambassador to Portugal (Former)
• Ambassador Richard Mills, Jr. (SFS’81) | Ambassador to Armenia (Former)
• Ambassador Stephen Mull (SFS’80) | Ambassador to Poland (Former);
• Ambassador to Lithuania (Former); U.S. Lead Coordinator for Iran Nuclear Implementation (Former)
• Ambassador Richard Boyce Norland (SFS’77) | Ambassador to Uzbekistan, Libya, and Georgia (Former)
• Ambassador Frank V. Ortiz, Jr. (SFS’50) | Ambassador to Barbados, Guatemala, Peru, and Argentina (Former)
• Ambassador Virginia Palmer (SFS’83) | Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Energy Resources; Ambassador to Malawi (Former)
• Ambassador Mark Robert Parris (SFS’72) | Ambassador to Turkey (Former)
• Ambassador Michael Pelletier (SFS’86) | Ambassador to Madagascar and Comoros (Former)
• Ambassador Joan Polaschik (MSFS ’93) | Ambassador to Algeria (Former)
• Ambassador Otto Reich (CLAS’73) | CEO, Otto Reich Associates; Ambassador to Venezuela (Former); Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs (Former)
• Ambassador Eric Rubin (ISD Associate 1999-’00) | Ambassador to Bulgaria (Former)
• Ambassador Todd D. Robinson (SFS’85) | Ambassador to Guatemala (Former)
• Ambassador V. Manuel Rocha (MSFS’78) | President of Barrick Gold Corp. Pueblo Viejo; Ambassador to Bolivia (Former)
• Ambassador Richard Schmierer (ISD Associate 2005-’06) | Chairman of the Board, Middle East Policy Council; Ambassador to Oman (Former)
• Ambassador Dorothy Shea (MSFS’91) | Ambassador to Lebanon (Former)
• Ambassador Nancy Soderberg (MSFS’84) | President & CEO of Soderberg Global Solutions; Alternate Representative to the United Nations (Former); Deputy National Security Advisor (Former)
• Ambassador Mark C. Storella (ISD Associate 2002-’03) | Ambassador to Zambia (Former)
• Ambassador James C. Swan (SFS’84) | Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Djibouti (Former)
• Ambassador Alaina B. Teplitz (SFS’91) | Ambassador to Sri Lanka and the Maldives; Ambassador to Nepal (Former)
• Ambassador Patrick Theros (SFS’63) | President of the U.S.-Qatar Business Council; Ambassador to Qatar (Former)
• Ambassador Krishna Urs (SFS’80) | Ambassador to Peru (Former)
• Ambassador Viron Vaky (SFS’47) | Ambassador to Costa Rica, Colombia, and Venezuela (Former)
• Ambassador Richard David Vine (SFS’49) | Ambassador to Switzerland (Former); Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs (Former)
• Ambassador C. David Welch (SFS’75) | President of the Europe, Africa & Middle East Division, Bechtel; Ambassador to Egypt (Former)
• Ambassador Melissa F. Wells (SFS’56) | Ambassador to Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Estonia (Former)
• Ambassador Christopher John Lamora (SFS’91) | U.S. Ambassador to Cameroon
• Ambassador Alexander Mark Laskaris (SFS’89) | U.S. Ambassador to Chad; U.S. Ambassador to Guinea (Former)
• Ambassador Ervin Jose Massinga (SFS’90) | U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia
• Ambassador Robin L. Dunnigan (MSFS’92) | U.S. Ambassador to Georgia
• Ambassador Virginia E. Palmer (SFS’83) | U.S. Ambassador to Ghana; U.S. Ambassador to Malawi (Former)
• Ambassador Tobin John Bradley (SFS’96) | U.S. Ambassador to Guatemala
• Ambassador Yael Lempert (SFS’96, MSFS’97) | U.S. Ambassador to Jordan; U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom (Former)
• Ambassador Henry V. Jardine (SFS’89) | U.S. Ambassador to Mauritius and Seychelles
• Ambassador Kathleen Ann Kavalec (MSFS’84) | U.S. Ambassador to Romania
• Ambassador Heather Roach Variava (SFS’90) | U.S. Ambassador to Laos

U.S. Military & Department of Defense

• Gen. John R. Allen (SSP’83) | Commander of International Security Assistance Force, Afghanistan (Former)
• Robert Baer (SFS’76) | CIA’s Directorate of Operations in the Middle East; Intelligence and Security Analyst at CNN; Veteran Case Officer (Former)
• Charles “Mike” Brown (MSFS’91) | Chief of Staff for Europe and NATO Policy, U.S. Department of Defense (Former)
• Gen. George W. Casey Jr. (SFS’70) | Georgetown University Board of Directors; Chairman of the Board of Governors; Chief of Staff of U.S. Army (Former)
• Maj. Gen. John Fugh (SFS’57) | Judge Advocate General of the United States Army (Former)
• Admiral Harry B. Harris, Jr. (SSP’94) | Ambassador to South Korea (Former); Commander, U.S. Pacific Command (Former)
• Caryn C. Hollis (LAS’87) | Performing the Duties of Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low-Intensity Conflict (Former); Deputy Assistant Secretary of Counternarcotics and Global Threats (Former)
• Brig. Gen. Les A. Kodlick (ISD Associate 2005-’06) | Office of the Secretary of the Air Force (Former); Director of Public Affairs (Former)
• Jamie Morin (SFS’96) | Assistant Secretary for Financial Management and Comptroller, U.S. Air Force (Former)
• Paul L. Oostburg Sanz (SFS’91) | General Counsel, U.S. Department of the Navy (Former)
• Gen. David Petraeus (’94-’95 SFS Fellow) | Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (Former); Commander of the International Security Assistance Force (Former); Commander of the United States Central Command (Former)
• Maj. Gen H.D. Polumbo (ISD Associate 1999-’00) | Commander, Ninth Air Force (Former)
• Kenneth P. Rapuano (SSP’92) | Assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense and Global Security (Former)
• RADM Edward D Sheafer (MSFS’75) | Director of Naval Intelligence (Former)
• Michael A. Sheehan (MSFS’88) | Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low-Intensity Conflict (Former)
• Vice Admiral William D. Sullivan (SSP’90) | U.S. Military Representative to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Military Committee (Former)
• David J. Trachtenberg (MSFS’80) | Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy (Former); Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy (Former)
• Andrew C. Weber (MSFS’86) | Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs (Former)
• Theresa M. Whelan (SSP’93) | Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense & Global Security (Former)

• Ambassador Shlomo Argov (SFS’52) | Ambassador from Israel to the United Kingdom (Former)
• Ambassador Ricardo Alberto Arias (SFS’61) | Foreign Minister of Panama (Former); Ambassador of Panama to the United Nations (Former)
• Ragnheiður E. Árnadóttir (MSFS’94) | Minister for Industry and Commerce, Member of Parliament, Iceland (Former)
• Gloria Macapagal Arroyo (attended SFS 64-66) | President of the Philippines (Former); Representative of Pampanga’s 2nd District and Speaker of the Philippines House of Representatives (Former)
• Giorgi Baramidze (ISD Associate 1998-’99) | Vice-Speaker of the Parliament of Georgia (Former); Minister of Internal Affairs (Former); Minister of Defense (Former)
• Agustin Barrios Gomez (SFS’93) | Deputy for Mexico City’s 10th District at the Mexico Chamber of Deputies (Former)
• Pelayo Castro Zuzuarregui (MSFS’03) | Ambassador and Head of the EU Delegation to Nicaragua; Ambassador and Head of the EU Delegation to Costa Rica (Former)
• Gabor Csaba (MSFS’94) | Ambassador of Hungary to Korea; Director-General of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Former)
• Ambassador Simcha Dinitz (SFS’55, MSFS’58) | Ambassador of Israel to the United States (Former)
• Roberto Dondisch (MSFS’01) | Consul of Mexico in Seattle, Washington; Director-General for Global Issues, Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Former)
• Felipe VI of Spain (MSFS’95) | King of Spain
• Princess Ghida Talal (SFS’86, MSFS’86) | Member of the House of Hashemites; Chairperson of the King Hussein Cancer Foundation
• Ambassador Jorge Guajardo (SFS’93) | Ambassador of Mexico to China (Former)
• Prince Al Hussein Bin Abdullah (SFS’16) | Crown Prince of Jordan
• Senator Nasser Judeh (SFS’83) | Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jordan (Former)
• Ashraf Haidari (SSP’05) | Afghan Ambassador to Sri Lanka
• Prince Hashim bin Hussein (SFS’05) | Younger of the two sons of King Hussein and Queen Noor of Jordan, and half-brother of the reigning King Abdullah II of Jordan
• Zeljko Komsic (GLS’03) | Croat member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Former)
• Kono Taro (SFS’86) | Minister for Administrative Reform and Regulatory Reform of Japan; Minister of Defense of Japan (Former); Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan (Former)
• Count Alexander Graf of Lambsdorff (MSFS’94) | Member of the Bundestag (German Parliament, Vice President of EU Parliament (Former)
• Ambassador Alfonso López Caballero (SFS’67) | Ambassador of Colombia to the United Kingdom (Former)
• John Lynch-Staunton (SFS’53) | Canadian Senator (Former), First Conservative Party Leader
• Juan Manuel Galan Pachon (MSFS’03) | Senator of the Republic of Colombia (Former)
• Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece (MSFS’95) | First son of King Constantine II of Greece
• Philippos, Prince of Greece and Denmark (SFS’08) | Third son and fifth child of King Constantine II of Greece and Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark
• Ambassador Ahn Ho-Young (MSFS’83) | Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the United States (Former)
• Prince Talal bin Muhammad (SFS’89, MSFS’89) | Special Advisor to King Abdullah II, Jordan
• King Abdullah II of Jordan (MSFS Mid-Career Fellow’87)| King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
• Riaz Mohammed Khan (ISD Associate 1988-’89) | Foreign Secretary of Pakistan (Former); Leader of Pakistani delegation to UN General Assembly, 2009, Pakistani Ambassador to Kazakhstan & Kyrgyzstan, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the EU (Former)
• Prince Mohammed bin Nawaf Al-Saud (SFS’81) | Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to the United Kingdom (Former)
• Ambassador Kasit Piromya (SFS’68) | Foreign Minister of Thailand (Former)
• Ambassador Ben Roswell (SFS’93) | Ambassador of Canada to Venezuela (Former); Co-Founder of Udara
• H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Thani (SFS’10) | Deputy Emir of Qatar
• Ambassador Bruno Stagno Ugarte (SFS’91) | Foreign Minister of Costa Rica (Former)
• Wang Yi (ISD Associate 1997-’98) | Foreign Minister of People’s Republic of China
• David Y.L. Lin (MSFS’90) | Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China (Former); Foreign Minister of Taiwan (Former)

• Alejandro Alvarez von Gustedt (MSFS’97) | Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, Vice President in Europe; Co-Founder and Partner of International Venture Philanthropy Center (IVPC); Representative, Inter-American Development Bank, Europe (Former)
• Christopher Coleman (MSFS’83) | Deputy Special Representative, UNMIK; Director of the Civilian Capacity Project, United Nations (Former)
• Elizabeth Boggs Davidsen (MSFS’88) | Vice President, Development Policy Office of the US Development Finance Corporation (DFC); Chief, Multilateral Investment Fund Inter-American Development Bank (Former)
• Stephane Dujarric (SFS’88) | Spokesperson for United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres; Director of News and Media (Former), United Nations Department of Public Information
• Sabine Durier (MSFS’98) | Change Management Lead, Operational Platforms International Finance Corporation
• Darrin Hartzler (MSFS’96) | Global Manager, Corporate Governance Unit, International Finance Corporation (Former)
• Rita Jupe (MSFS’98) | Principal, Blended Finance & Partnerships Vice-Presidency, International Finance Corporation (Former)
• Julie T. Katzman (SFS’83) | Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Inter-American Development Bank (Former)
• Hoda Moustafa (MSFS’98) | Regional Head for Africa, Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency, The World Bank
• Izumi Nakamitsu (MSFS’89) | Under-Secretary-General and High Representative for Disarmament Affairs, Office for Disarmament Affairs, United Nations
• Fabrizio Opertti (MSFS’97) | Manager of Trade and Investment, Inter-American Development Bank
• Idoia Ortiz de Artiñano (MSFS’08) | Advisor to the Dean and Future World Fellow, IE School of International Relations (Former)
• Edgar Restrepo (MSFS’98) | Principal Investment Officer, International Finance Corporation (Former)
• Manuel Rosini (MSFS’98) | Chief of Staff and Business Development Director at United Nations; Head of Office, UNICEF (Former)
• Jordan Schwartz (MSFS’91) | Director of Infrastructure and Urban Development in Singapore, The World Bank
• Zibu Sibanda (MSFS’02) | Senior Communications Specialist, International Finance Corporation (Former)
• Tomasz Telma (MSFS’89) | Director, Europe, and Central Asia, International Finance Corporation

• Carmen Twillie Ambar (SFS’90) | President, Oberlin College; President, Cedar Crest College (Former)
• Lawrence Biondi, S.J. (MSFS’66) | President Emeritus, St. Louis University (Former)
• Joseph Cirincione (MSFS’83) | President, The Ploughshares Fund (Former)
• Lorne Craner (SSP’86) | President of American Councils for International Education (Former); Assistant Secretary for Democracy, Human Right and Labor (Former)
• Chad Griffin (SFS’97) | Founder, American Foundation for Equal Rights (AFER); President, Human Rights Campaign (Former)
• Mohammed bin Khalifa Hamad Al-Thani (SFS’09) | Chairman, Qatar 2022 World Cup Committee
• Malte Humpert (MAGES’11) | Founder and Senior Fellow, The Arctic Institute; Caribbean Energy Consultant at Inter-American Development Bank
• Mary Ellen Iskenderian (SFS’81) | President and CEO, Women’s World Banking
• Jeremy Konyndyk (MSFS’03) | President, Refugees International
• Parag Khanna (SFS’99, SSP’05) | Author; Director of the Global Governance Initiative, The New America Foundation (Former)
• Tim King (SFS’89) | Founder and CEO, Urban Prep Academies (Former)
• J. Lane Kirkland (SFS’48) | President of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (Former)
• Tessie San Martin (SFS’80) | CEO & President, Plan International USA (Former)
• Rev. Brian Paulson (SFS’81) | Jesuit Provincial of the Chicago-Detroit Province; President of St. Ignatius College Preparatory School, Chicago, Illinois (Former)
• Debora Spar (SFS’84) | President, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts (Former); President, Barnard College (Former)
• Katie Taylor (MSFS’92) | Executive Director, Pan American Development Foundation; Deputy Assistant Administrator, Bureau for Global Health at USAID (Former)
• Mark von Hagen (SFS’76) | Director of School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies at Arizona State University (Former); Director of Harriman Institute (Former), Columbia University
• David A. Weiss (MSFS’78) | President and CEO, Global Communities (Former)
• B. Joseph White (SFS’69) | President Emeritus of the University of Illinois

• Molly Ashby (MSFS’83) | Co-founder and CEO, Solera Capital LLC
• Joseph R. Baczko (SFS’67) | President & COO of Blockbuster Entertainment (Former); Founder and President of Toys “R” Us International (Former); CEO of Max Factor-Europe (Former)
• Charles Bunch (SFS’71) | Chairman and CEO of PPG Industries (Former); Chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers (Former)
• Michael J. Callahan (SFS’90) | Senior Vice President and General Counsel of LinkedIn; Executive Vice President and Corporate Secretary, Yahoo! (Former)
• Kelly Coffey, (MSFS’89) | CEO, City National Bank; CEO, J.P. Morgan’s U.S. Private Bank (Former)
• Bud Colligan (SFS’76) | Senior Advisor for International Affairs & Trade, State of California; Board-member, Monterey Bay Economic Partnership; Founder and CEO of South Swell Ventures; Chairman and CEO (Former) of Macromedia
• Jay Collins (MSFS’89) | Vice Chairman, Corporate and Investment Banking, Citibank Group; Co-Global Head, Public Sector Group, Citibank Group (Former)
• Herbert Cordt (MSFS’74) | Managing Partner, Cordt & Partner; Chairman, RHI Magnesita(Former)
• Peter L. Corsell (SFS’00) | Co-founder and Managing Partner, Twenty-First Century Utilities; Founder and CEO (Former), GridPoint
• Robert Dekker (MSFS’92) | Owner and CEO, Koninklijke Dekker
• Maria Eitel (MSFS’88) | Founding President and CEO, Nike Foundation; Vice President of Corporate Responsibility (Former), Nike
• Ron Faucheux (SFS’78) | President, Clarus Research Group; Former Louisiana State Representative (Former), District 100
• James A. Firestone (SFS’76) | Member of the Board of Directors for Goodyear Tire and Rubber; President (Former) of Xerox North America; Executive Vice President (Former), Xerox Corporation
• David Fox (SFS’81) | President of Global Family & Private Investment Offices Group, Northern Trust; Vice Chairman (Former), J.P. Morgan
• Richard Gallivan (MSFS’92) | Managing Director and Head of TMT Investment Banking, Mizuho Americas; Managing Director and Co-Head of Global Software, Systems & Solutions (Former), Barclays Capital
• Dexter Goei (SFS’93) | CEO of Altice (Former)
• Antonio Gracias (MSFS’93) | Founder, Managing Partner, and CIO, Valor Equity Partners L.P.; Trustee, Aspen Institute
• Michael Horn (MSFS’90) | Chief Counsel of Consumer Products, Walt Disney Company (Former)
• Raj Kumar (SFS’97) | Founder, President and Editor-In-Chief, DEVEX; Chairman (Former), Humanitarian Council of the World Economic Forum
• Laura Lane (MSFS’90) | Executive Vice President (EVP) and Chief Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Officer, UPS, President (Former), Global Public Affairs, UPS
• Lori Leveen (MSFS’83) | Co-founder, Levenger
• Zyad Limam (MSFS’88) | Director and Founder, Afrique Magazine
• Julie Martin (MSFS’79) | Managing Director in Political Risk and Structured Credit Practice, Marsh
• Elizabeth Mily (MSFS’93) | Executive Vice President, Strategy and Business Development, Bristol Myers Squibb; Managing Director, Barclays Investment Bank (Former); Managing Director (Former), Goldman Sachs
• Alex Orfinger (MSFS’86) | Market President and Publisher, Washington Business Journal; Executive Vice President (Former), American City Business Journals; Publisher (Former), Washington Business Journal
• David Oxenstierna (MSFS’89) | Senior Partner, CAPCO; Managing Director (Former), Morgan Stanley
• Paul Pelosi (SFS’62) | Owner of Financial Leasing Services, Inc.; Owner (Former), Sacramento Mountain Lions
• Gary Perlin (SFS’72) | CFO and Vice President of the World Bank (Former); Senior Advisor (Former) to the CEO of Capital One Financial Corp.
• Ben Powell (MSFS’00) & Ricardo Teran (MSFS’02) | Co-founders, Agora Partnerships
• Peter Raymond (MSFS’90) | Principal, PwC Principal (Former); Capital Projects and Infrastructure, PricewaterhouseCoopers (Former)
• Stephen Raymund (MSFS’80) | Chairman of the Board, Tech Data Product Management, Inc. (Former); former Chairman of the Board (Former), Tech Data Corporation
• Chris Sacca (SFS’97) | Founder/Proprietor, Lowercase Capital
• Elliot G. Sander (SFS’77) | Executive Advisor, Bechtel Corporation; President and CEO (Former), The HAKS group; CEO (Former) of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority
• Santiago Sedaca (MSFS’97) | Senior Advisor, Center for Strategic and International Studies; Vice President, Palladium (Former); President (Former) of CARANA Corporation
• Shéhérazade Semsar-de Boisséson (SFS’90, MSFS’90) | Advisory Board Member and (Former) CEO, POLITICO Europe
• Andrew Shoyer (MSFS’86) | Chair/Partner, International Trade and Dispute Resolution Practice, Sidley Austin LLP
• Justin B. Smith (SFS’91) | CEO of Bloomberg Media Group (Former)
• Christopher L. Yetter (SFS’02) | Senior Advisor to the Provost, UC Berkeley; Chief of Staff (Former), Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, UC Berkeley

Sports & Entertainment

• Aimee Mullins (SFS’98) | Track and field athlete, competitor in 1996 Paralympic Games and Chef de Mission for the 2012 U.S. Olympic delegation; Actress; Fashion model and motivational speaker
• Megan Mylan (SFS’92) | Documentary Director known for ‘Smile Pinki’, winner of the Academy Award for Best Short Subject Documentary
• Carl Reiner (SFS’43) | Actor, director, writer, and producer; Winner of nine Emmy Awards and one Grammy Award
• Michael Sucsy (SFS’95) | Golden Globe Award and Emmy Award-winning director and writer for HBO film ‘Grey Gardens’

Journalism & Literature

• Tania Bryer (SFS’84) | Guest Presenter and Executive Producer of ‘CNBC Meets’
• Joohee Cho (SFS’91, MSFS’95) | ABC News Seoul Bureau Chief and Reporter
• Bob Colacello (SFS’69) | Special Correspondent for Vanity Fair; (Former) Editor of Interview Magazine
• George Crile III (SFS’68) | CBS News Producer (60 Minutes and 60 Minutes II) and reporter (Former); twice awarded the Edward R. Murrow Award by the Overseas Press Club; author of the 2003 bestseller “Charlie Wilson’s War”
• Gloria Vanessa de la Torre (CLAS’11) | News Anchor and Director, Caracol TV, Bogotá, Colombia
• Paul Erdman (SFS’55) | Financial author and Edgar Award-winning fiction novelist
• Jamie Fly (MAGES’02) | President, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (Former)
• Jamie Gangel (SFS’77) | Special Correspondent, CNN
• Lourdes Garcia-Navarro (SFS’94) | Host of ‘Weekend Edition Sunday’, National Public Radio (Former); Winner of the Edward R. Murrow Award and Peabody Award
• Linda Gradstein (SFS’85, MAAS’85) | Israel Bureau Chief, The Media Line News Agency; Israel Correspondent (Former), NPR News.
• Daniel Henninger (SFS’68) | Deputy Editorial Page Director of The Wall Street Journal; Contributor on Fox News; Winner of the American Society of Newspaper Editors’ Distinguished Writing Award for editorial writing
• Pati Jinich (CLAS’04) | Chef; Founder/Owner, Pati’s Mexican Table (PBS – 6th Season)
• Mark Landler (SFS’87) | London Bureau Chief for The New York Times; White House Correspondent; European Economic Correspondent (Former); Hong Kong Bureau Chief for The New York Times (Former)
• James Politi (SFS’99) | Washington Bureau Chief at the Financial Times
• Kai Ryssdal (SSP’93, P’20) | Host and Senior Editor of Marketplace
• Michael Schearer (MSFS’99) | Network Analyst, Fortego LLC
• David Schickler (SFS’91) | Author and screenwriter known for ‘The Dark Path’ and co-creating the television series ‘Banshee’
• Thomas Sietsema (SFS’83) | Food Critic, Washington Post; James Beard Restaurant Awards Recipient
• Kate Snow (MSFS’93) | National Correspondent and Anchor, NBC Nightly News, NBC; Anchor (Former), MSNBC Live with Kate Snow, MSNBC
• Kara Swisher (SFS’84) | Co-Founder of Recode; Technology Columnist (Former) for The Wall Street Journal
• Lisa Sylvester (SFS’92) | Peabody Award and Emmy Award-winning reporter; Reporter (Former) for CNN’s ‘The Situation Room’
• Anthony Thomopoulos (SFS’59) | CEO of MTM, International Family Entertainment, Inc.; President (Former) of ABC Entertainment and ABC Broadcast Group
• Arick Wierson (SFS’94) | NYC Media General Manager (Former); Media Advisor (Former) to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg