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 Note - Any unfamiliar with names below it's a virtual Who's Who of NeoCons & Deep State notables.
-      * [[:Joesph Nye]], Jr. - (Group Chairmen) - Former US Asst Sec'y of Defense for International Security Affairs - Harvard Distinguished Service Professor, Emeritus ((https://web.archive.org/web/20171117052126/https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty/joseph-nye))
+      * [[:Joesph Nye]], Jr. - (Group Chairmen) - Former US Asst Sec'y of Defense for International Security Affairs - Harvard Distinguished Service Professor, Emeritus, [[:CSIS]] Trustee ((https://web.archive.org/web/20171117052126/https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty/joseph-nye))
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   *     [[:Brent Scowcroft]] - (Group Chairmen)
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   *     [[:James B. Steinberg]]
   *     [[:Marin Strmecki]]
-  *     [[:Strobe Talbott]] - Bill Clinton's secret weapon & blue blooded, deep state, silent partner
+  *     [[:Strobe Talbott]] - Bill Clinton's secret weapon & blue blooded Oxford flat mate & deep state, silent partner
   *     [[:Christopher Williams]]
   *     [[:Fareed Zakaria]]
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 The Henry Crown Fellowship Program was established in 1997. It "seeks to develop our next generation of community-spirited leaders, providing them with the tools necessary to meet the challenges of corporate and civic leadership in the 21st century ... A unique mix of intellectual and personal development seminars designed to broaden the perspectives of the participants and hone their skills in values-based leadership. It honors the memory of Chicago industrialist Henry Crown (1896-1990), whose legendary career was marked by a lifelong commitment to honor, integrity, industry and philanthropy."
 The two-year program commences each year with a class of 20 Crown Fellows "chosen from among young executives and professionals nominated for their potential to provide leadership at the highest levels of corporate and civic responsibility. The selected candidates are men and women between the ages of 25 and 45 who have already achieved considerable success in the private or public sector."
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+=== Aspen Health Stewardship Project ===
+In Fall 2007, Aspen announced its "[[:Health Stewardship Project]]," to "reframe and broaden the national dialogue on health care reform leading up to the 2008 presidential election and beyond." [1]
+In January 2008, Aspen announced that former New Jersey governor turned PR executive [[:Christine Todd Whitman]]; U.S. [[:Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]] director [[:Julie Gerberding]], and [[:GE Healthcare]] president and CEO [[:Joseph Hogan]] would co-chair the health project. "They join [[:Mark Ganz]], president and CEO of Regence [[:Blue Cross Blue Shield]], in leading the new project to help transform health care," stated an Aspen press release. [1]
+=== Health Stewardship Project advisory board ===
+From an Aspen Institute press release
+      * [[:Adam Bosworth]], founder and CEO, [[:Keas Inc.
+  *     [[:Donald Berwic]]k, president and CEO, [[:Institute for Healthcare Improvement]]
+  *     [[:Linda Carnes]], senior advisor, [[:Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]] DC Office of Enterprise Communications
+  *     [[:Delos "Toby" Cosgrove]], president and CEO, The [[:Cleveland Clinic
+  *     [[:Craig Fuller]], executive vice president, [[:APCO Worldwide]]
+  *     [[:Mark Ganz]], president and CEO of Regence [[:Blue Cross Blue Shield]]
+  *     [[:Julie Gerberding]], director, [[:Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]]
+  *     [[:C. Martin Harris]], chief information officer, [[:Cleveland Clinic Foundation]]
+  *     [[:Joseph Hogan]], president and CEO of [[:GE Healthcare]]
+  *     [[:Robert Honigberg]], chief medical officer, [[:GE Healthcare]]
+  *     Mark Pauly, chair of the Health Care Systems Department, the [[:Wharton School of Business]]
+  *     Bradley Perkins, chief, [[:Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]] Office of Strategy and Innovation
+  *     [[:Michael Porter]], Bishop William Lawrence University Professor, [[:Harvard]] Business School
+  *     [[:Franklin Raines]], president, Revolution Health
+  *     [[:Elizabeth Teisberg]], associate professor, [[:Darden Graduate School of Business]], UVA
+  *     [[:Christine Todd Whitman]], founder and president, The [[:Whitman Strategy Group]]
+=== Board of Trustees ===
+      * [[:William E. Mayer]], Chairman, Partner, [[:Park Avenue Equity Partners]]
+  *     [[:Henry E. Catto]], Vice Chairman, Former [[:Ambassador to Great Britain; Chair, [[:Atlantic Council]] of the United States
+  *     [[:Lester Crown, Vice Chairman; Chairman, [[:Material Service Corporation]]
+  *     [[:Mervyn L. Adelson]], Chairman, [[:East-West Capital Associates]]
+  *     [[:Madelaine K. Albright]], Principal, The [[:Albright Group]] LLC
+  *     [[:Paul F. Anderson]], Senior Vice President, [[:Booz-Allen & Hamilton]] Inc.
+  *     [[:Prince Bandar Bin Sultan]], Ambassador of the [[:Kingdom of Saudi Arabia]] to the United States
+  *     [[:Mercedes Bass]], Sid R. [[:Bass, Inc.
+  *     [[:Berl Bernhard]], Partner, [[:Piper Rudnick LLP
+  *     [[:Stephen L. Carter]], Professor of Law, [[:Yale University Law School]]
+  *     [[:F. Peter Cundill]], President, [[:Cundill Investments Research]]
+  *     [[:Andrea Cunningham]], Chief Executive Officer, [[:Citigate Cunningham]], Inc.
+  *     [[:Tarun Das]], Director General, [[:Confederation of Indian Industry]]
+  *     [[:William L. Davis]], Chairman and COO, [[:WLD Davis Holdings]], LLC
+  *     [[:James L. Ferguson]], Retired Chairman, General Foods Corporation]]
+  *     [[:Jack D. Furst]], Partner, Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst]]
+  *     [[:David Gergen]], Prof/Pol Sci, John F. Kennedy School of Government; Editor-at-Large, US News & World Report]]
+  *     [[:Alma L. Gildenhorn]], Hon Trustee, [[:Kennedy Center]]; Chairman, National Campaign, Univ MD Ctr/Performing Arts
+  *     [[:Gerald Greenwald]], Managing Partner, [[:Greenbriar Equity Group]]
+  *     [[:Patrick W. Gross]], Chairman, The [[:Lovell Group
+  *     [[:Sidney Harman]], Chairman and CEO, [[:Harman International Industries]], Inc.
+  *     [[:Nina R. Houghton]], Chairman, [[:Wye Institute]]
+  *     [[:Ann Frasher Hudso]]n, Partner, [[:Javelina Partners]]
+  *     [[:David Koch]], Executive Vice President, Chemical Technology, [[:Koch Industries]], Inc.
+  *     [[:Ann McLaughlin Korologos]], Former U. S. [[:Secretary of Labor]]
+  *     [[:Timothy K. Krauskopf]], Principal, [[:Round Lake Designs, LLC
+  *     [[:Leonard A. Lauder]], Chairman of the Board of Directors, The [[:Estee Lauder]] Companies, Inc.
+  *     [[:Gerald M. Levin]], Retired CEO, [[:AOL [[:Time Warner]], Inc.
+  *     [[:Frederic V. Malek]], Chairman, [[:Thayer Capital Partners]]
+  *     [[:Robert H. Malott]], Retired Chairman and CEO, [[:F M C Corporation]]
+  *     [[:John P. Mascotte]], Former President and CEO, [[:Blue Cross and Blue Shield]] of Kansas City
+  *     [[:Karlheinz Muhr]], Chairman, [[:Volaris Advisors]]
+  *     [[:Clare Munana]], [[:Ancora Associates]], Inc.
+  *     [[:Elinor Bunin Munroe]], President, [[:Elinor Bunin Productions]], Inc.
+  *     [[:William A. Nitze]], President, [[:Gemstar Group]] Inc.
+  *     [[:Olara A. Otunnu]], [[:Under-Sec Gen, Spec Rep to UN]] Sec Gen for Children and Armed Conflict
+  *     [[:Elaine Pagels Greenawalt]], Professor of Religion, [[:Princeton University]]
+  *     [[:Thomas R. Pickering]], Senior Vice President, Int'l Relations, The [[:Boeing]] Company
+  *     [[:Lord Charles Powell]], [[:Sagitta Asset Management]] Limited
+  *     Lynda Resnick]], Co-Owner and Vice Chairman, [[:Roll International]] Corporation
+  *     [[:Ann W. Richards]], Former [[:Governor of Texas]]; Senior Advisor, [[:Public Strategies]], Inc.
+  *     [[:Roy S. Roberts]], Managing Director, [[:Reliant Equity Investors]]
+  *     [[:Johnathan Rodgers]], President, Discovery Networks]], U.S.
+  *     [[:Lloyd G. Schermer]], Retired Chairman & CEO, [[:Lee Enterprises]]
+  *     [[:Albert H. Small]], President, [[:Southern Engineering Corp]].
+  *     [[:Andrew L. Stern]], International President, [[:Service Employees International Union]]
+  *     [[:Jack Valenti]], Chairman and CEO, [[:Motion Picture Association]]
+  *     Frederick B. Whittemore, Advisory Director, Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.
+  *     Alice Young, Esq., Chair, Asia Pacific Practice (U.S.) Kaye Scholer LLP
+  *
+=== Nine New Members, April 2003 ===
+      * L. [[:John Doerr]], general partner, Silicon Valley venture capital firm of [[:Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers]]
+  *     [[:Sylvia Earle]], marine biologist; explorer-in-residence at [[:National Geographic]] Society since 1998
+  *     [[:Michael Eisner]], established/funded the [[:Eisner Foundation]], philanthropic organization headed by his wife, Jane
+  *     [[:Henry Louis Gates Jr]]., W.E.B. Du Bois Prof of Humanities, [[:Harvard]] University; Dir, W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for Afro-American Research
+  *     [[:Bonnie Palmer McCloskey]], vice president, [[:Aspen Center for New Medicine]]
+  *     [[:Peter Reiling]], president and CEO of [[:TechnoServe]], Inc.
+  *     [[:Roderick K. von Lipsey]], vice president at [[:Goldman Sachs]] & Co., Private Wealth Management, Investment Management Division
+  *     [[:Vin Weber]], partner with Clark & Weinstock, management consulting firm
+  *     [[:Mortimer Zuckerman]], chairman/editor-in-chief, [[:US News & World Report]]; publisher, [[:New York Daily News]]
+  *
+  *     [[:William H. Donaldson]], resigned January 2003; nominated chairman of the US [[:Securities and Exchange Commission]]
+  *     [[:Henrietta Holsman Fore]], "leave of absence"; Chairman & CEO, [[:Holsman International]]; [[:Director, U.S. Mint]]
+  *     [[:Philip Merrill]], "leave of absence"; Chairman, [[:Capital-Gazette Communications]]; appointed Head of U.S. [[:Export-Import Bank]]
+Honorary Trustees: See web site for list.
+Trustees Emeritus: See web site for list.
+Contact information
+The Aspen Institute
+One Dupont Circle, NW
+Suite 700
+Washington, DC 20036-1133
+Phone: 202.736.5800
+Fax: 202.467.0790
+URL: http://www.aspeninstitute.org 2012 Wayback capture((https://web.archive.org/web/20121019112723/https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Aspen_Institute_/_Aspen_Strategy_Group))
+==== Aspen Institute Cybersecurity ====
+[[:Garrett Graff]], the executive director of the Aspen Institute’s Cybersecurity & Technology Program, is an **award-winning journalist** who has spent nearly a decade covering national security. He has an extensive background in journalism and technology, including working as Governor [[:Howard Dean]]’s first webmaster, helping to launch an internet strategy consulting firm, and, in **2005, becoming the first blogger admitted to cover a White House press briefing**. More recently, as a journalist, he’s been editor of both Washingtonian and POLITICO Magazine—where he helped lead the magazine to its first National Magazine Award—and writes regularly for publications like [[:WIRED]] and [[:Bloomberg]] [[:BusinessWeek]].
+He has authored multiple books on both technology and national security, including, most recently, Raven Rock, about the government’s Cold War Doomsday plans, which was published in May 2017, as well as a 2011 history of the FBI, The Threat Matrix.((https://web.archive.org/web/20170505002310/https://www.aspeninstitute.org/our-people/garrett-graff/))