committee encouraging corporate philanthropy 2010-2011 membership roster

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AN INTERNATIONAL FORUMOF BUSINESS CEOSDedicated to Corporate Involvement in SocietyAN INTERNATIONAL FORUMOF BUSINESS CEOSDedicated to Corporate Involvement in Society

2010-2011 Membership Roster


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Board of Boards

CEO Conference

CECPs annual convening of global

business leaders in New York is

consistently ranked among the worlds

top executive gatherings by Weber

Shandwick and Forbes.com. This

event provides global CEOs with

an opportunity to share their insights

on successful corporate philanthropy

practices in a closed-door, peer-to-peer

setting and to challenge each other

with creative solutions and collaborative

models. The next Board of Boards

CEO Conference will take place on

February 28, 2011.

Media opportunities

CECP is a primary resource for

journalists on the subject of trends

in corporate philanthropy and the

important role of business in society.

CECP highlights members philan-

thropic programs and publicizes the

commitment of business CEOs to

community investment.

Peer benchmarking

Member companies gain access to the

Corporate Giving Standard (CGS), an

online benchmarking tool containing

more than $70 billion in comparative

data. The CGS offers unparalleled,

customized, 24/7 reporting on

corporate giving budgets. Giving trendsand data are published in CECPs

annual report, Giving in Numbers.

Professional networking

At the annual Corporate Philanthropy

Summit in June, the industrys leading

event, CECP convenes more than

250 senior giving professionals who

represent the worlds most inuential

companies. Distinguished speakers

have included President Bill Clinton,Professor Michael Porter of Harvard

Business School, and Gen. Colin L.

Powell, USA (Ret.).

Excellence Awards

CECP presents the prestigious

Excellence Awards in Corporate

Philanthropy annually to two companies

and one nonproft that demonstrate

outstanding CEO leadership, inno-

vation, dedication to measurement,

and partnership in corporate giving.CEOs from the recipient organizations

accept the awards in person at the

CECP Summit each June.

International Corporate

Philanthropy Day (ICPD)

Each February, CECP, in conjunction

with the United Nations, leads

an international advocacy day on

which member companies and other

cross-sector organizations around the

world host programs and celebrations

to raise awareness for the philanthropic

work of business in addressing social

problems. The next ICPD is

February 28, 2011.

CECP PROVIDES ITS MEMBERS WITH ESSENTIAL

RESOURCES FOR STRATEGIC CORPORATE GIVING:

WHY CECP?

The Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy (CECP) is the only international

orum o business leaders ocused on corporate involvement in solving social problems.

Membership includes more than 180 global CEOs and chairpersons o companies that

collectively account or more than 40% o reported corporate giving in the United States.

JOIN US.CEOs and giving professionals at interested companies are invited to contact CECP

at [email protected] or 212.825.1000 for more information on membership.


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ABOUT CECP

Since 1999, the Committee Encouraging Corporate

Philanthropy has convened CEO and chairperson

members committed to ullling business contract with

society and raising the level and quality o corporate giving.

Through our research reports, CECP provides in-depth

analyses of trends in corporate giving, drawing from CEO

interviews and convenings, an unparalleled repository

of corporate giving data, research collaborations with

esteemed partner organizations, and contributions from

a cross-sector network of global leaders.

Each issue of CECPs publication, The Corporate Philanthropist,

focuses on a different aspect of philanthropic investing,

drawing upon the expertise of thought leaders across

government, nonproft, and corporate sectors.

All of CECPs reports and publications are available

online at CorporatePhilanthropy.org.

CECP TAPS THE MINDS OF

LEADING GLOBAL CEOS

Press conference at launch of CECP, November 1999,

John Whitehead, Paul Newman, Peter Malkin

FORWARD-LOOKING THOUGHT LEADERSHIP AND ACTIONABLE FRAMEWORKS

When someone becomes a CEO, there is a learning curve o technical and social

elements. Organizations like CECP are important, because they show that it is imperative

to make sure the culture and soul o a company are connected to the community.

Ivan G. Seidenberg

Chairman and CEO

Verizon Communications Inc.

The next generation o social responsibility will be ingrained into corporate business

models in collaboration with employees, customers, and suppliers.

Marilyn Carlson Nelson

Chairman

Carlson

In the uture, more will be expected rom market leaders and globally successul

companies, and companies that are most involved will be most successul, creating

an upward spiral.

Michael T. Duke

President and CEO

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

There are more ways to make a diference than just writing a check. We can also move

the needle on important social issues through involving our time, brand, and resources.

Duncan L. Niederauer

CEO

NYSE Euronext


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Pictured on cover:

Shelly Lazarus, Chairman, Ogilvy & Mather;

Robert Wolf, Chairman and CEO, UBS Group

Americas; and Ivan Seidenberg, Chairman and

CEO, Verizon Communications Inc., at the

2010 Board of Boards CEO Conference

Chairman

Marc Benioff

Chairman and CEO

salesforce.com

Douglas R. Conant

President and CEO

Campbell Soup Company

Kenneth T. Derr

Former Chairman and CEO

Chevron Corporation

Daniel L. Doctoroff

President

Bloomberg

Donald E. Felsinger

Chairman and CEO

Sempra Energy

Jay S. Fishman

Chairman and CEO

The Travelers Companies, Inc

Henrietta Holsman Fore

Chairman and CEO

Holsman International

Robert H. Forrester

President and CEO

Newmans Own Foundation

Harold McGraw III

Chairman, President and CEO

The McGraw-Hill Companies

Kenneth T. Derr

Paul L. Newman

Peter L. Malkin

David Rockefeller

Paul A. Volcker

Sanford I. Weill

John C. Whitehead

Founding Co-Chairs Honorary Chairs

Directors

110 Wall Street, Suite 2-1

New York, NY 10005

P. 212.825.1000

CorporatePhilanthropy.org

Alan G. Hassenfeld

Chairman, Executive

Committee

Hasbro, Inc

Klaus Kleinfeld

Chairman and CEO

Alcoa, Inc.

Shelly Lazarus

Chairman

Ogilvy & Mather

Terry J. Lundgren

Chairman, President

and CEO

Macys Inc.

Peter L. Malkin

Chairman

Malkin Holdings LLC


Chairman

Carlson

James E. Rohr

Chairman and CEO

The PNC Financial

Services Group, Inc.

Michael I. Roth

Chairman and CEO

Interpublic Group

Edward B. Rust, Jr.

Chairman and CEO

State Farm Mutual Automobile

Insurance Company

Barry Salzberg

CEO

Deloitte LLP

Henry B. Schacht

Former Chairman and CEO

Cummins Engine; Former CEO

Lucent Technologies

John B. Veihmeyer

CEO

KPMG LLP

Sanford I. Weill

Chairman Emeritus

Citigroup Inc.

John C. Whitehead

Former Deputy Secretary of State

Former Co-Chair

Goldman Sachs &Co.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

For me, the highlight o CECP

was when the words corporate

and philanthropy were orged

into a single phrase o purpose

and leadership, and so many top

executives joined this orum.

Paul Newman

CECP Founding Co-Chair


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Ronald A. Williams

Aetna Inc.

Carol Lavin Bernick

Alberto Culver Company

Klaus Kleinfeld

Alcoa Inc.

Thomas J. Wilson

Allstate Insurance Company

Michael Carpenter

Ally Financial

Kenneth I. Chenault

American Express

Michael R. Splinter

Applied Materials, Inc.

Michael E. Campbell

Arch Chemicals, Inc.

Patricia A. Woertz

Archer Daniels Midland

Company

Christopher M. KipCondron

AXA Equitable

Francisco Gonzalez

Banco Bilbao Vizcaya

Argentaria, S.A.

Brian Moynihan

Bank of America Corporation

Brian J. Dunn

Best Buy Co., Inc.

Sunil Bharti MittalBharti Enterprises Limited

Stephen A. Schwarzman

The Blackstone Group L.P.

Daniel L. Doctoroff

Bloomberg

Robert P. Kelly

BNY Mellon

Lamberto Andreotti

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company

Douglas R. Conant

Campbell Soup Company

Richard D. Fairbank

Capital One Financial Corpora


Carlson

David M. Rubenstein

The Carlyle Group

Emmanuel Perrin

Cartier North America

Kenneth T. Derr (Ret.)John Watson

Chevron Corporation

John T. Chambers

Cisco

Vikram S. PanditSanford I. Weill (Ret.)

Citigroup Inc.

Muhtar Kent

The Coca-Cola Company

Ian M. Cook

Colgate-Palmolive Company

Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr.

Collette Vacations

Gary M. Rodkin

ConAgra Foods, Inc.

James J. MulvaConocoPhillips

Brady W. Dougan

Credit Suisse

Thomas M. Ryan

CVS Caremark Corporation

Barry Salzberg

Deloitte LLP

2010 2011MEMBERSHIP

ROSTER

CEO MEMBERS


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Colin Brown

JM Family Enterprises, Inc.

William C. Weldon

Johnson & Johnson

Jamie Dimon

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Thomas J. Falk

Kimberly-Clark Corporation

Vicenzo Manes

KME Group S.p.A.

John B. Veihmeyer

KPMG LLP

Mark R. Fetting

Legg Mason, Inc.

John Anderson

Levi Strauss & Co.

Timothy Bishop

Macquarie Group

Terry J. Lundgren

Macys, Inc.

Anthony E. MalkinPeter L. Malkin

Malkin Holdings LLC

Ajay Banga

MasterCard Worldwide

Robert A. Eckert

Mattel, Inc.

Jay BrownMBIA Inc.

Alan D. Wilson

McCormick & Company,

Incorporated

James A. Skinner

McDonalds Corporation

Harold McGraw III

The McGraw-Hill Companies

Josef Ackermann

Deutsche Bank

Michael D. White

DIRECTV, Inc.

Richard W. Dreiling

Dollar General Corporation

Robert A. Livingston

Dover Corporation

Andrew N. Liveris

The Dow Chemical Company

James E. Rogers

Duke Energy Corporation

Ellen J. Kullman

DuPont

Richard Edelman

Edelman

John C. Lechleiter

Eli Lilly and Company

William P. Lauder

The Este Lauder Companies Inc.

John W. Rowe

Exelon Corporation

Rex W. Tillerson

Exxon Mobil Corporation

Glenn K. Murphy

Gap Inc.

Jeffrey R. ImmeltGeneral Electric Company

Kendall J. Powell

General Mills, Inc.

Andrew Witty

GlaxoSmithKline plc

Lloyd C. Blankfein

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.

Frederic de Narp

Harry Winston

Liam E. McGee

The Hartford Financial

Services Group, Inc.

Alan G. Hassenfeld

Hasbro, Inc.

Richard M. Bracken

HCA Inc.

Frank A. Bennack, Jr.

Hearst Corporation

John B. Hess

Hess Corporation

Henrietta Holsman Fore

Holsman International

Irene M. Dorner

HSBC Bank USA, N.A.

Michael B. McCallister

Humana Inc.

Louis V. Gerstner, Jr. (Ret.)

IBM Corporation

David B. Speer

Illinois Tool Works Inc.

N. R. Narayana Murthy

Infosys Technologies Ltd.

Thomas J. McInerney

ING Global Insurance

Paul OtelliniIntel Corporation

Michael I. Roth

Interpublic Group

Steven R. Loranger

ITT Corporation

Myron E. (Mike) Ullman, III

J.C. Penney Company, Inc.


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Marc Benioff

salesforce.com

Christopher Viehbacher

sanof-aventis

H. Fisk Johnson

S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.

Donald E. Felsinger

Sempra Energy

Eric Spiegel

Siemens Corporation

Kevin M. Connelly

Spencer Stuart

Barry S. Sternlicht

Starwood Capital Group

Frits D. van Paasschen

Starwood Hotels & Resorts

Worldwide, Inc.

Edward B. Rust Jr.

State Farm Mutual Automobile

Insurance Company

Joseph L. (Jay) Hooley

State Street Corporation

Enrique Salem

Symantec Corporation

Jeffrey L. Bewkes

Time Warner Inc.

Yoshimi Inaba

Toyota Motor

North America, Inc.

Gerald L. StorchToysRUs, Inc.

Jay S. Fishman

The Travelers Companies, Inc.

Robert Wolf

UBS

Stephen J. Hemsley

UnitedHealth Group

John H. Hammergren

McKesson Corporation

Michael Patsalos-Fox

McKinsey & Company

William A. Hawkins

Medtronic, Inc.

Richard T. Clark

Merck

C. Robert Henrikson

MetLife, Inc.

Seiei Ono

Mitsubishi International

Corporation

Raymond W. McDaniel, Jr.

Moodys Corporation

James T. Prokopanko

Mosaic Company

David J. Stern

National Basketball Association

Steve Holliday

National Grid

Stephen S. Rasmussen

Nationwide Insurance

Robert H. Forrester

Newmans Own Foundation

Ted Mathas

New York Life Insurance

Company

Olli-Pekka KallasvuoNokia Corporation

Duncan L. Niederauer

NYSE Euronext

Shelly Lazarus

Ogilvy & Mather

Marjorie M. Scardino

Pearson plc

John C. Compton

PepsiCo

Phil Harrison

Perkins+Will

Jeffrey B. Kindler

Pfzer Inc

Peter A. Darbee

PG&E Corporation

James E. Rohr

The PNC Financial Services

Group, Inc.

Richard L. Carrin

Popular, Inc.

Robert E. Moritz

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

John R. Strangfeld

Prudential Financial, Inc.

Ralph Izzo

Public Service Enterprise

Group Incorporated

Joel Quadracci

Quad/Graphics

Paul E. Jacobs

Qualcomm Incorporated

Surya N. Mohapatra, Ph.D.

Quest Diagnostics Incorporated

Stephen M. Case

Revolution LLC

Colin G. CampbellRockefeller Financial

Karim Khoja

Roshan / Telecom Development

Company Afghanistan Ltd.

Thomas J. Quinlan III

RR Donnelley

Sam Gilliland

Sabre Holdings

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Louis Chnevert

United Technologies

Corporation

Ivan G. Seidenberg

Verizon Communications Inc.

Gregory Wasson

Walgreen Co.

Michael Duke

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

Joseph R. Gromek

Warnaco Group, Inc.

Leonard A. Lauder

The Este Lauder Companies Inc.

Stephen W. Sanger

General Mills, Inc.

Jean-Pierre Garnier

GlaxoSmithKline plc

W. James Farrell

Illinois Tool Works Inc.

William B. Harrison, Jr.

Walter V. Shipley

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Timothy P. Flynn

KPMG LLP

Robert W. Selander

MasterCard WorldWide

Alain J. P. Belda

Alcoa Inc.

James C. Morgan

Applied Materials, Inc.

Thomas A. Renyi

BNY Mellon

John P. Morgridge

Cisco

E. Neville Isdell

The Coca-Cola Company

Charles O. Holliday, Jr.

DuPont

Sidney Taurel

Eli Lilly and Company

GRADUATE CEO MEMBERS

MEASUREMENT SUBSCRIBER COMPANIES

Ryoichi Ueda

Mitsubishi International

Corporation

Robert B. Catell

National Grid

Henry A. McKinnell, Jr.

William C. Steere, Jr.

Pfzer Inc

Arthur F. Ryan

Prudential Financial, Inc.

Richard D. ParsonsTime Warner Inc.

Leonard D. Schaeffer

WellPoint, Inc.

Stephen J. Dannhauser

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Angela F. Braly

WellPoint, Inc.

John G. Stumpf

Wells Fargo & Company

Hikmet Ersek

The Western Union Company

Hugh Verrier

White & Case LLP

Ursula M. Burns

Xerox Corporation

Martin Senn

Zurich Financial

Services Ltd.

Henry B. Schacht

John C. Whitehead

Christina A. Gold

The Western Union Company

Paul A. Allaire

Anne M. Mulcahy

Xerox Corporation

Mark Angelson

Lawrence K. Fish

Thomas S. Murphy

David Rockefeller

Paul A. Volcker

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