| Richard R. Burt Born: 3-Feb-1947
Birthplace: Sewell, Chile
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: Hispanic
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Diplomat
Party Affiliation: Republican Nationality: United States
Executive summary: US Ambassador to Germany, 1985-89 Wife: Gahl Hodges Burt (div., two children)
Son: Christopher (b. 1987)
Daughter: (b. 1992)
University: BA, Cornell University (1969)
University: MA, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University (1972)
Scholar: Senior research associate, Naval War College (1972)
IEP Advisors Chairman (1994-)
Barbour, Griffith & Rogers International Director (past)
McKinsey & Company Partner (1991-94)
US Official Chief negotiator, Strategic Nuclear Arms (START) (1989-91)
US Ambassador to Germany (1985-89)
US Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs (1983-85)
US Assistant Secretary of State for Politico-Military Affairs (1981-82)
The New York Times National Security Correspondent, DC (1977-80)
Campaign for American Leadership in the Middle East
International Institute for Strategic Studies Assistant Director (1975-77)
International Institute for Strategic Studies Research associate (1973-75)
European-American Institute for Security Research Consultant (1973)
The Boston Globe Copy editor (1971)
Carlyle Group Advisor
Member of the Board of Hollinger International (1994-2003)
Member of the Board of Weirton Steel Chairman
Member of the Board of Archer Daniels Midland (1996-)
Member of the Board of Anchor Gaming (1999-)
Member of the Board of Powerhouse Technologies (1994-99)
Member of the Board of Homestake Mining (1998-2001)
Hollinger International Audit Committee
Hudson Institute Consultant (1973)
RAND Corporation Consultant (1973)
American Council on Germany Vice Chairman
American Institute for Contemporary German Studies Board of Directors
Aspen Institute Middle East Strategy Group
Atlantic Partnership Chairman of Diligence
Center for Strategic & International Studies Senior Advisor
Council of American Ambassadors
Council on Foreign Relations
Friends of Dick Lugar
Friends of Joe Lieberman
Friends of Roy Blunt
George W. Bush for President
Grow PAC
John McCain 2008
McCain 2000
McCain-Palin Compliance Fund
Straight Talk America
Traveled to the USSR for the funeral of Konstantin Chernenko (Mar-1985)
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