Field Museum of Natural History

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Field Museum of Natural History

MUSEUM

Official Website:
http://www.fieldmuseum.org/

Founding Date:
1893

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for

David W. Bernauer Business 1944 CEO of Walgreens, 2002-06

Norman R. Bobins Business c. 1942 CEO of ABN AMRO North America, 2002-07

John A. Canning, Jr. Business ? Madison Dearborn Partners

Marshall Field Business 18-Aug-1834 16-Jan-1906 Founder of Marshall Field's

Marshall Field III Business 28-Sep-1893 8-Nov-1956 Founder of the Chicago Sun-Times

Wilbur H. Gantz Business 1937 President of Baxter International, 1987-92

Sue Ling Gin Business 23-Sep-1941 Flying Food Group

Judson C. Green Business c. 1952 CEO of NAVTEQ

Jack M. Greenberg Business 1942 CEO of McDonald's, 1998-2002

Mellody Hobson Business 3-Apr-1969 President of Ariel Capital Management

Alan J. Lacy Business 19-Oct-1953 CEO of Sears, 2000-05

Ralph Linton Anthropologist 27-Feb-1893 25-Dec-1953 The Study of Man

John W. McCarter, Jr. Business c. 1938 CEO of the Field Museum

Leo F. Mullin Business 26-Jan-1943 CEO of Delta Airlines, 1997-2004

Neil S. Novich Business c. 1954 CEO of Ryerson, 2006-07

James J. O'Connor Business 15-Mar-1937 CEO of Commonwealth Edison, 1980-98

Patrick G. Ryan Business 15-May-1937 CEO of Aon, 1982-2005

Adele Simmons Administrator 21-Jun-1941 President, MacArthur Foundation, 1989-99

Glenn F. Tilton Business c. 1948 CEO of United Air Lines

Miles D. White Business 1955 CEO of Abbott Laboratories

Linda S. Wolf Business c. 1948 CEO of Leo Burnett Worldwide, 2001-05

Samuel Zell Business 28-Sep-1941 Equity Office Properties billionaire

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