Ken Duberstein AKA Kenneth M. Duberstein Born: 21-Apr-1944 Birthplace: Brooklyn, NY
Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Government Party Affiliation: Republican Nationality: United States Executive summary: Reagan's Chief of Staff, 1988-89 A Deputy Secretary of Labor under President Gerald Ford, Duberstein became an aide to Ronald Reagan for legislative issues in 1981, becoming Deputy Chief of Staff in 1987, then Reagan's final White House Chief of Staff, succeeding Howard Baker. He was later a political advisor to Senator John McCain.
In addition to his advisorial capacity, Duberstein is Chairman and CEO of the influential lobbying firm Duberstein Group. Among their clients is Monsanto, for which they lobbied to remove the "Delaney Clause", a restriction on introducing known carcinogens into processed foods sold to consumers.
Played by Mandy Patinkin in Strange Justice.
Wife: Sydney Duberstein (div.)
University: AB, Franklin and Marshall College (1965) University: MA, American University (1966) Administrator: Trustee, Franklin and Marshall College Administrator: Trustee, Johns Hopkins University
The Duberstein Group CEO (consulting, 1989-)
White House Chief of Staff (1988-89) White House Deputy Chief of Staff (1987-88) Timmons & Company VP (1984-86)
White House Staff Assistant to the President, Legislative Affairs (1981-83) Congressional Staff to Sen. Jacob K. Javits US Official Dir. of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs (Ford administration) Committee for Economic Development VP (1976-80) Member of the Board of Boeing (1997-)
Member of the Board of Conoco-Phillips (2000-)
Member of the Board of The Duberstein Group (as Chairman, 1989-)
Member of the Board of Fannie Mae (1998-2007)
Member of the Board of Mack-Cali Realty
Member of the Board of Promontory Interfinancial Network
Member of the Board of St. Paul Companies
Member of the Board of The Travelers Companies (1998-)
Monsanto Lobbyist
Alfalfa Club 1999 America-Israel Friendship League U.S. National Advisory Board American Council for Capital Formation Board of Directors American Enterprise Institute American Gaming Association (employed on a contractual basis, 1995-) American Success PAC Americans for a Republican Majority America's Majority Trust Ashcroft 2000 Brookings Institution Board Member Bush-Cheney '04 Bush-Quayle '88 Bush-Quayle '92 Campaign America Inc. Campaign for America's Future Cantor for Congress Committee to Elect Lindsey Graham Council on Foreign Relations Board of Directors DeMint for Senate Committee Elizabeth Dole Committee Every Republican is Crucial PAC Friends of George Allen Friends of Joe Lieberman Friends of Newt Gingrich Friends of Roy Blunt Friends of Senator D'Amato 1998 Committee Grow PAC Hudson Institute Trustee Emeritus John McCain 2008 Kay Bailey Hutchison for Senate Keep Our Mission PAC Kennedy Center Honorary Trustee Lindsey Graham for Senate McCain 2000 McCain for Senate '98 McCain-Palin Victory 2008 National Alliance to End Homelessness Board of Directors National Center for Democracy Board of Directors
National Endowment for Democracy Board of Directors National Republican Congressional Committee National Republican Senatorial Committee New Republican Majority Fund Newt 2012 Northern Lights PAC Partnership for Public Service Board of Governors Pioneer PAC Rand Paul for US Senate 2010 Republican National Committee Santorum 2000 Santorum 2006 Straight Talk America Thousands of South Dakotans for Bill Janklow for Congress Tom Delay Congressional Committee Trilateral Commission Funeral: Richard Nixon (1994) Wedding: Steven Mnuchin and Louise Linton (2017) Risk Factors: Obesity
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