| L. Paul Bremer  AKA Lewis Paul Bremer III
Born: 30-Sep-1941
Birthplace: Hartford, CT
Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Government
Party Affiliation: Republican Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Director of the Iraq Provisional Authority Father: Lewis Paul Bremer II
Wife: Frances Winfield ("Francie", author)
Son: Paul (salesman)
Daughter: Leila (psychologist)
High School: Kent School, Kent, CT
High School: Phillips Academy Andover, Andover, MA (1959)
University: BA, Yale University (1963)
University: CEP, Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Paris, France (1964)
University: MBA, Harvard Business School (1966)
Coalition Provisional Authority Director of Reconstruction (11-May-2003 to 28-Jun-2004)
Marsh & McLennan Chairman & CEO, Marsh Crisis Consulting Company (2001-03)
Kissinger Associates Managing Director (1989-2000)
US Coordinator for Counterterrorism (1986-89)
US Ambassador to the Netherlands (1983-86)
US Executive Secretary of State (1979-83)
US State Department Deputy Chief of Mission, Oslo, Norway (1976-79)
US State Department various offices, eventually Executive Assistant to the Secretary of State (1971-76)
US State Department Economic-Political Officer, Blantyre, Malawi (1968-71)
US State Department Vice Consul, Kabul, Afghanistan (1966-68)
Member of the Board of Air Products and Chemicals (1990s)
Member of the Board of Akzo Nobel
Member of the Board of Conner Peripherals (past)
Chugai Pharmaceuticals International Advisory Board
Komatsu International Advisory Board
Council on Foreign Relations
Economic Club of New York Trustee
The Heritage Foundation
International Institute for Strategic Studies
International Republican Institute Board Member (2006-)
Netherland-America Foundation Board of Directors (past)
RAND Corporation Director, Center for Middle East Public Policy
Presidential Medal of Freedom 2004
Draft Deferment: Vietnam
Boston Marathon 1991
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The Shock Doctrine (9-Feb-2009) · Himself
Author of books:
My Year in Iraq: The Struggle to Build a Future of Hope (2006, memoir)
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