Committee for the Preservation of Capitalism

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Committee for the Preservation of Capitalism

ORGANIZATION

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for

Richard C. Adkerson Business c. 1947 CEO of Freeport-McMoRan

Steve Ballmer Business 24-Mar-1956 CEO of Microsoft, 2003-14

Haley Barbour Politician 22-Oct-1947 Governor of Mississippi, 2004-12

Wayne L. Berman Activist 8-Nov-1956 Washington lobbyist

Jack O. Bovender, Jr. Business 16-Aug-1945 CEO of HCA, 2002-09

Andrew Card Government 10-May-1947 White House Chief of Staff, 2001-06

Christopher Cox Politician 16-Oct-1952 Chairman of the SEC

Patrick Durkin Business c. 1957 Credit Suisse First Boston

Red Emmerson Business 10-Apr-1929 Sierra Pacific Industries

Bill Gates Business 28-Oct-1955 Co-Founder of Microsoft

Ed Gillespie Politician 1-Aug-1962 RNC Chairman, 2003-05

Lanny Griffith Lobbyist 13-Aug-1951 Lobbyist, Barbour Griffith & Rogers

Karen Ignagni Business c. 1953 America's Health Insurance Plans PAC

Jeffrey R. Immelt Business 19-Feb-1956 CEO of General Electric

John W. Meisenbach Business c. 1937 Meisenbach Capital Management

Susan Molinari Politician 27-Mar-1958 Congresswoman from New York, 1990-97

Gregory B. Penner Business c. 1970 Madrone Capital Partners

Steven R. Rogel Business 25-Oct-1942 CEO of Weyerhaeuser

Charles Schwab Business 29-Jul-1937 Founded Charles Schwab & Co.

Don Sundquist Politician 15-Mar-1936 Governor of Tennessee, 1995-2003

Helen Robson Walton Relative 3-Dec-1919 19-Apr-2007 World's 13th richest person, 2005

Jim Walton Relative c. 1948 World's 11th richest man, 2005

John T. Walton Relative 8-Oct-1946 27-Jun-2005 World's 11th richest man, 2005

Rob Walton Business 28-Oct-1944 Wal-Mart Chairman, world's 12th richest man

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