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* [[Tom Brokaw]] – Special Correspondent, [[NBC News]], (1983–2004), anchor and managing editor of "NBC Nightly News", has won two [[Peabody awards]] and several [[Emmy]], [[Overseas Press Club]], and National Headliner awards.
*[[R. Nicholas Burns]] – Professor of the Practice of Diplomacy and International Politics, [[Harvard Kennedy School]]. Former [[Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs]] (2005–2008), also U.S. ambassador to [[NATO]] for President George W. Bush and to Greece for President Clinton, as well as serving as state department spokesman for Secretaries Warren Christopher and Madeleine Albright. He worked at the [[United States National Security Council|National Security Council]] 1990–1995 on Soviet/Russian affairs for Presidents [[George H. W. Bush|George H.W. Bush]] and [[Bill Clinton]].
*[[J. Tomilson Hill]] – Vice Chairman, [[The Blackstone Group]]. President and CEO of Blackstone Alternative Asset Management (BAAM). Formerly an executive specializing in mergers and acquisitions at [[First Boston]] and [[Smith Barney]], he later joined [[Lehman Brothers]] as a partner, where he was the head of their [[investment banking]] division.▼
* [[Martin S. Feldstein]] – President Emeritus, [[National Bureau of Economic Research]]. Former chairman of the [[Council of Economic Advisers]] (1982–1984) and chief economic adviser to President [[Ronald Reagan]]. President of the [[American Economic Association]] in 2004. Member of the [[Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board]] under President [[George W. Bush]] (2006). Member of the [[Economic Recovery Advisory Board]] under President [[Barack Obama]] (2009).
* [[Stephen Friedman (PFIAB)|Stephen Friedman]] – Chairman, Stone Point Capital. Friedman served (2002–2004) as assistant to President George W. Bush for economic policy and as director of the National Economic Council, chairman of the [[President's Intelligence Advisory Board]], the [[Intelligence Oversight Board]], [[Goldman Sachs]], the [[Federal Reserve Bank of New York]], and of the board of trustees of [[Columbia University]].
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* [[Maurice R. Greenberg]] – former chairman and CEO of [[American International Group]], Honorary Vice Chairman of CFR.
* [[Peter B. Henry]] – Dean, [[Stern School of Business]]. Also a member of the boards of [[Kraft Foods]] and the [[National Bureau of Economic Research]] and a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
▲*[[J. Tomilson Hill]] – Vice Chairman, [[The Blackstone Group]]. President and CEO of Blackstone Alternative Asset Management (BAAM). Formerly an executive specializing in mergers and acquisitions at [[First Boston]] and [[Smith Barney]], he later joined [[Lehman Brothers]] as a partner, where he was the head of their [[investment banking]] division.
* [[Carla A. Hills]] – Chairman and CEO, Hills & Company International Consultants. She also currently serves on the board of [[Gilead Sciences, Inc.]] and on the international board of [[J.P. Morgan Chase]], and a member of the Secretary of State's [[Foreign Policy Advisory Board]]. Hills was formerly the U.S. trade representative (1989–1993) under [[George H.W. Bush]] and secretary of the [[U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development]] under [[Gerald Ford]].
*[[Susan Hockfield]] – President emerita of the [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology]].
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