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Lisa
Campeau
Lisa
Campeau is the Desk Officer on East Timor, in the East Asia and
Pacific Region office at the World Bank . She served for eight
years, mostly in post-conflict countries in Eastern and Southern
Africa under the United Nations, the Canadian Institute for International
Development, and two international NGOs. Her background includes
experience in needs assessment techniques, the management and
implementation of relief programs, and the design and implementation
of programs in governance and democratic development. Trained
in international negotiation, conflict resolution, and human resource
mobilization, Ms. Campeau holds a Masters in Public Administration
from Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government.
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Doug
Carlson
Doug
Carlson is the Director of Community Planning and Development
for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in Portland,
Oregon. He holds a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard's
Kennedy School of Government under the Ira A. Jackson Public Service
Fellowship.
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Roger
Carstens
Roger D. Carstens is an Army
Special Forces Lieutenant Colonel serving as a Legislative Liaison
for the United States Special Operations Command in Washington,
DC. He is a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy and holds a
Master’s Degree in National Security and Strategic Studies from
the Naval War College. An Army Ranger, he participated in a combat
parachute assault during the invasion of Panama and has
additionally commanded three Army Special Forces Companies. A
writer on national security affairs, he been published in USA
Today, the Washington Times, the U.S. Naval Institute’s
Proceedings, The National Review Online, the Christian Science
Monitor and has been a featured guest on C-SPAN’s Washington
Journal, Fox News Live and National Public Radio’s The Connection.
He is active with Harvard’s Carr Center for Human Rights Policy
where he co-wrote the report Ethical Dilemmas for Special Forces;
and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars’ Conflict
Prevention Project, where he contributed to the recently published
Preventing the Next Wave of Conflict: Understanding
Non-Traditional Threats to Global Stability. He is currently
serving as the Director for CENSA DC.
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Joe
Cerami
Joe
Cerami is the former Chairman of the Department of National Security
and Strategy (DNSS) at the U.S. Army War College, Carlisle Barracks,
Pennsylvania. He also served as Director of International Security
Studies and Directed and taught the core strategy course. He is
currently Ph.D./ABD in the Pennsylvania State University School
of Public Affairs and is researching a dissertation on policy
innovation and public leadership. Colonel Cerami has published
articles in Parameters, Military Review, Field Artillery, Public
Administration and Management, and the Innovation Journal. Along
with Colonel James F. Holcomb, Jr., he is co- editor of the Army
War College Guide to Strategy.
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Peter Clark
Peter has most recently been with the Seattle offices of the Dutch
investment group HAL N.V handling real estate acquisitions and
development. Previous to this he worked as a principal with
Landstar Inc, an East Coast real estate investment firm.
After receiving his Masters in Security Policy
Studies, Peter worked as an analyst with the Program on
Transitions to Democracy focusing on post-cold war peace
settlements and economic reform in Eastern Europe. His work has
been published by the United States Institute of Peace and the
World Bank.
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Stanton
Coerr
Stanton
S. Coerr graduated from Duke University in 1989 as the NROTC Honor
Graduate. He flew the AH-1W SuperCobra attack helicopter for the
U.S. Marine Corps, served as Air Officer for an infantry battalion
and First Force Reconnaissance Company, and was program manager
for the introduction of non-lethal weapons to deploying Marine
forces worldwide. He has been published numerous times on national
security topics, most recently in July 2000. He received his Master's
degree from the John F. Kennedy School of Government in June 1999.
He is a Major in the Marine Corps Reserve and lives in San Diego.
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Michael Cohen
Michael A. Cohen works as a freelance writer/consultant in New
York. Michael previously served as the chief speechwriter for U.S.
Ambassador to the U.N, Bill Richardson, U.S. Senator Chris Dodd of
Connecticut and Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat. He also worked as a
speechwriter for NBC President and CEO Bob Wright. Michael
completed work on the recently published On the Campaign Trial, a
pictorial look at the history of U.S Presidential campaign. He is
currently writing a book with Milan Panic, former Prime Minister
of Yugoslavia and serves as an adjunct lecturer at Columbia
University. Michael received his bachelor's degree from American
University and his master's in international affairs from Columbia
University.
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Stephen
Cohen
Stephen
Cohen has worked with the State Department's counter terrorism
office. He holds a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard's
Kennedy School of Government.
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Samuel
Cole
Sam
Cole is a consultant with the New York office of McKinsey & Co.,
a global management consulting firm. Prior to joining McKinsey,
he worked four years with the Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis
where he supported senior government, military and industry leaders
in the areas of Asia-Pacific security, defense industrial base
issues and weapons analysis. Mr. Cole also served with the Defense
Enterprise Fund, managing a variety of defense conversion efforts
in the former Soviet Union. Mr. Cole holds an AB from Harvard
College, an MBA from MIT's Sloan School of Management, and an
MA in international relations from the Fletcher School of Law
and Diplomacy. He is a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Scott
Cooper
Scott Cooper is a Major in the U.S. Marine Corps. He is
currently the Operations Officer for Marine Tactical Electronic
Warfare Squadron 1, flying the EA-6B Prowler. He has deployed
overseas in support of numerous contingencies, including Operation
Northern Watch, Operation Allied Force, Operation Enduring
Freedom, Operation Southern Watch, and Operation Iraqi Freedom.
In 2000-2001 he served as an International Affairs Fellow at the
Council on Foreign Relations. He is a graduate of the U.S. Naval
Academy and the
University of
Maryland.
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Jim Craig
MAJ Jim
Craig is a student at the U.S. Army’s Command and General Staff
College. Previously, he served as a strategist in the directorate
of Strategy, Plans and Policy at Headquarters, Department of the
Army, Washington DC. In this role, MAJ Craig ran the Eisenhower
National Security Series and was the leader for the Army Staff’s
Irregular Challenges Working Group and QDR efforts
concerning “Irregular Warfare.” MAJ Craig is an infantryman whose
operational assignments include command and staff positions in the
25th Infantry Division (light) and the 82nd
Airborne Division. He also served as an Assistant Professor of
Military Science at the University of California, Berkeley,
teaching courses in leadership and small unit tactics. He has a
BS in Mechanical Engineering from the United States Military
Academy and an MPA focused on international security studies from
the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
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Paul
Crespo
Paul Crespo,
a former member of The Miami Herald editorial board, writes
regularly for numerous national and international venues. He
is an adjunct professor of US and world politics at the
University of Miami and a Senior Fellow with the Foundation for
the Defense of Democracies in Washington, DC. A former US Marine
Corps combat arms and intelligence officer he was assigned to
the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and served as a Defense
and Naval Attache (military diplomat) at US embassies in the
Balkans, Persian Gulf and Latin America. He has also worked as
an international political risk and corporate
security consultant -- and kidnap & ransom (K&R) negotiator
-- in Latin America. Earlier he was an investment advisor/broker
with Lehman Brothers in New York City. Mr. Crespo graduated from
the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service and has a
Masters Degrees in War Studies from the University of London
and a Masters degree in International Relations from Cambridge
University in the UK.
www.paulcrespo.com.
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Bryan
Cummings
Bryan Cummings serves as Vice Chairman of CENSA. He is cofounder and President of the Beacon Foundation, which provides college scholarships to at-risk students in communities across the United States. Mr. Cummings has also been a healthcare investment banker with UBS Warburg and previously served in the U.S. Army as an air defense officer, with tours in South Korea, New York, and Texas. He has lived in the Middle East, Northeast Asia, and Europe, and is a former Presidential Scholar. Mr. Cummings received an A.B. in Politics and Near East Studies from Princeton University and a master's degree in Public Policy from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, with a concentration in international security and finance.
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