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FOIA Number: 2012-0741-F
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This is not a textual record. This is used as an
administrative marker by the William J. Clinton
Presidential Library Staff.
Collection/Record Group:
Clinton Presidential Records
Subgroup/Office of Origin:
Public Liaison
Series/Staff Member:
Alexis Herman/Ruby Moy
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5914
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CEO [Chief Executive Officer] Council-Action Plan
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MAY 15 305
CEO LIST OF SUPPORTERS
Paul Allaire
Xerox
Truman Arnold
Arnold Companies
Clarence Avant
Motown Record Company
Curtis (Hank) Barnette
Bethlehem Steel
Michael Blumenthal
Lazard Freres
William Bowen
First Commercial Bank
Curt Bradbury
Worthen Banking Corporation
Eli Broad
Edgar Bronfman, Jr.
Seagrams
John Bryan, Jr.
Sara Lee
John Bryson
Southern Cal Edison
Barbara Blum
Adams National Bank
Ron Burkle
Yucaipa Companies
M. Anthony (Tony) Burns
Ryder Systems
Finn Casperson
Beneficial Financial
Merle Chambers
Axem Resources
Emma Chappell
United Bank of Philadelphia
Luther Cochrane
McDevitt Street Bovis
Marshall Cogan
Bob Denham
Saloman, Inc.
Ronald Dozoretz
First Hospital Corporation
Walter Elisha
Springs Industries, Inc.
Edward Gardner
Soft-Shenn Products
David Geffen
Geffen Records
Steve Green
Samsonite
Dick Haas
Levi Strauss
Sidney Harman
Harman International Industries
Robert Hefner
GHK Company
Richard Herget Jr.
Rebasman Insurance
David Hurd
Principal Mutual Life
Glenn Hutchins
Blackstone
Richard Jenrette
Equitable Life Assurance Company
James Johnson
Federal National Mortgage Assn.
Robert Johnson
Black Entertainment Television
Robert Jordan
Jordan Lumber
Ken Lay
Enron
Alan Leventhal
The Beacon Companies
Jerry Levine
Time Warner
Arthur Levitt
Delano Lewis
C & P Telephone
Bruce Llewellyn
Philadelphia Coca Cola Bottling Co.
Hugh McColl
Nationsbank
Paul Montrone
Fisher Scientific Int'l Inc.
Lewis Manilow
Darome Teleconferencing
Jerry Maulden
Arkansas Power & Light
Stuart Moldaw
Ross Stores, Inc.
Thomas Murphy
Capital Cities/ABC
James O'Connor
Commonwealth Edison
Stephen Oxman
Wasserstein Perella & Co.
Alan Patricof
Patricof & Co. Ventures
Lawrence Perlman
Ceridan
Abe Pollin
Washington Bullets
Bruce Ratner
Forect City Ratner
Sanford Robertson
Robertson, Stephens & Company
Felix Rohatyn
Lazard Freres
Ed Romero
Advanced Sciences
Phil Rooney
WMX
Jack Rosen
Miles Rubin
National Direct Marketing
A. R. Sanchez
Sanchez, O'Brien Oli & Gas
Howard Schultz
Starbucks
Bernard Schwartz
Loral Corporation
Larry Shaw
Shaw Foods
Walter Shorenstein
Frank Shrontz
Boeing
Stan Shuman
Jonathan Silver
Weybridge Holdings, Inc.
Jack Smith
GM
Carl Spielvogel
United Auto Group, Inc.
Jay Stein
Steinmart, Inc.
Jonathan Tisch
Maria Elena Torano
META
Draft -- May 1, 1995
CEO COUNCIL
ACTION PLAN
GOAL
To strengthen or establish relationships between the White House
and up to 400 leaders from the business community
SUMMARY PLAN
ESTABLISH CEO COUNCIL
-
Composed of key CEOs, supporters, donors, etc.
-
Approximately 20 members
-
Chaired by Paul Montrone, CEO of Fisher Scientific
-
Meet with principals at WH every month to discuss:
-
Business outreach efforts/plans
-
General business issues
-
Administration issues/priorities/updates
-
Industry specific topics/plans
-
Increased access to WH sr. staff, business liaison staff, etc.
ESTABLISH UP TO 20 "SUBGROUPS"
-
Each member of CEO Council responsible for coordinating one
"subgroup"
-
Each "subgroup" has a focus (industry, geographic, or issue)
-
Each "subgroup" attends WH for a discussion/meeting
TOTAL OUTREACH = 20 X 20 = 400 BUSINESS LEADERS
WORKING GROUP
Kate Carr
Brian Bailey
Yusuf Khapra
ISSUES
CEO COUNCIL -- MEMBERSHIP
MUST IDENTIFY APPROXIMATELY 20 COUNCIL MEMBERS
CRITERIA USED TO SELECT MEMBERS
1.
Willing to play a leadership role on behalf of POTUS
2.
Recognized leader in a key industry, geographic area, or issue
3.
Diversity among membership
GROUPS TO CONSIDER
1.
CEOs (early supporters, business endorsers, CEO luncheon participants)
2.
Donors (DNC, etc.
3.
Suggestions from agencies (Commerce, Treasury, Agriculture, SBA, etc.)
POTENTIAL LIST
OTHERS TO CONSIDER
1.
Paul Montrone -- chair
1.
Ray Ariani
2.
Paul Alaire
2.
Hank Barnett
3.
Edgar Bronfman, Jr.
3.
David Bigler
4.
John Bryson
4.
Len Briggs
5.
Finn Casperson
5.
Merle Chambers
6.
Bob Denham
6.
Steve Cheseboro
7.
Sam Fried / Les Wexner
7.
George David
8.
David Geffen
8.
Bob Eaton
9.
Steve Green
9.
Bill Farley
10.
G. David Herd
10.
Joe Flom
11.
Sandy Robertson
11.
Howard Gilman
12.
Felix Rohatyn
12.
Hank Greenberg
13.
Bernard Schwartz
13.
Vance Hogton
14.
Stan Shuman
14.
Irwin Jacobs
15.
Bill Rollnick
15.
Jeffrey Katzenberg
16.
Jack Rosen
16.
Carl Lindner
17.
Glenn Hutchins
17.
Peter May
18.
Ed McCracken
19.
Dana Mead
20.
John Moores
21.
Ron Perelman
22.
Sol Price
23.
Frank Savage
24.
Fred Smith
25.
Carl Spielvogel
26.
Linda Wachner
CEO COUNCIL -- MEETINGS
INITIAL KICKOFF MEETING IN MAY/JUNE AT WHITE HOUSE
1.
Select WH Senior Staff in attendance (Panetta/Bowles/Ickes/Herman)
2.
Discuss overall business outreach plan
3.
Discuss Administration priorities/initiatives
4.
Ask for commitment to follow-up
DISCUSS: WHAT ARE SPECIFIC ASSIGMENTS
Work to form sub-groups
Op-eds/Industry Press
SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS EVERY MONTH AT WHITE HOUSE
1.
WH Senior Staff represented
2.
Discussion topics:
A.
Progress-to-date on business outreach
B.
Reports from "subgroup" meetings
C.
Administration accomplishments/issues
D.
Key business issues:
(i)
Tort reform
(ii)
Regulatory reform
(iii)
Trade
(iv)
Budget / Deficit reduction
(v)
Taxes
INCREASED ACCESS TO WHITE HOUSE
1.
Regular telephone contact with WH Senior Staff, Public Liaison, etc.
2.
Each member gets focus of WH business liaison staff one day per month
3.
Access to WH mess, social events, tours, Kennedy Center, etc.
4.
Weekly faxes
"SUBGROUPS" -- MEMBERSHIP
ESTABLISH APPROXIMATELY 20 "SUBGROUPS"
1.
Each composed of approximately 20 members
2.
Each chaired by a member of CEO Council
3.
Each focused on a particular industry, geographic region, or key issue
POTENTIAL "SUBGROUPS"
1.
Industry sectors:
A.
Aerospace / Airlines
B.
Agriculture
C.
Automobiles
D.
Banking / Financial
E.
Computers
F.
Energy
G.
Entertainment
H.
Health Services
I.
High Technology
J.
Insurance
K.
Manufacturing
L.
Retail
M.
Telecommunications
N.
Transportation
O.
Wall Street
P.
Defense
Q.
Environment
2.
Business issues:
A.
Tort reform
B.
Regulatory reform
C.
Trade
D.
Budget / Deficit reduction
E.
Taxes
3.
Key states / geographic regions
"SUBGROUPS" -- MEETINGS
EACH "SUBGROUP" ATTENDS WHITE HOUSE FOR ONE MEETING
SCHEDULE 2-3 "SUBGROUP" MEETINGS PER MONTH
MEET WITH SUBSET OF KEY PRINCIPALS
1.
POTUS
2.
Vice President
3.
Panetta
4.
Bowles
5
McLarty
6.
Tyson
7.
Rubin
8.
Kantor
9.
R. Brown
10.
R. Johnson
11.
Riley
12.
Pena
13.
O'Leary
14.
Lader
DISCUSS ISSUES SPECIFIC TO INDUSTRY, GEOGRAPHIC, OR ISSUE FOCUS
CHAIRED BY REPRESENTATIVE FROM CEO COUNCIL
1.
Reports results back to CEO Council
2.
Maintains liaison role between attendees and Administration/CEO Council
OTHER ISSUES
POSSIBLE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS (with FLOTUS and spouses)
DISTRIBUTE COMMUNICATIONS MATERIALS
1.
Daily and weekly talking points
2.
Issue briefs on key topics
SUMMARY TIMELINE
By May 5, 1995
APPROVE PLAN
(POTUS, WH Senior Staff, OPL, Paul Montrone)
By May 5, 1995
APPROVE CEO COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP
(POTUS, WH Senior Staff, OPL, Paul Montrone)
By May 26, 1995
APPROVE "SUBGROUP" CATEGORIES
(POTUS, WH Senior Staff, OPL, Paul Montrone)
By June 15, 1995
HOLD CEO COUNCIL "KICKOFF" MEETING
- Subsequent CEO Council meetings every month
- Establish calendar
By June 30, 1995
BEGIN "SUBGROUP" MEETINGS
- Schedule 2-3 "subgroup" meetings per month
By March 31, 1996 COMPLETE ALL "SUBGROUP" MEETINGS
NEXT STEPS
REVISE/EDIT PLAN AND SUBMIT FOR APPROVAL
BEGIN IDENTIFYING CEO COUNCIL MEMBERS AND "SUBGROUP"
CATEGORIES
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Core Dupport
NAME/CEO
COMPANY
STAFF
CEO TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE/FAX
FAX
Dwayne
Archer Danials
217/424-5515
Andreas,
Midland
217/424-5581
Chairman and
Company
CLaudia
CEO
Curtis H.
Bethlehem
Bill Wickert
610/694-6137
"Hank"
steel Company
202/775-6200
617/694-3686
Barnette,
202/775-6221
Chairman and
CEO
August A.
Anheuser-
Rich Keating
314/577-3316
Busch III,
Busch,
202/293-9494
Chairman and
Companies,
202/293-9594
President
Inc.
Garry N.
Drummond
Joe Bilich
205/945-6502
Drummond, CEO
Company, Inc.
(only if Garry
205/945-6521
is absent)
Sharon
Robert J.
Chrysler Corp.
Wally Maher
313/956-6728
Eaton,
202/862-5400
Chairman
John W.
Hechinger
301/342-1000
Rechinger, Sr.
Company
Chairman
David H. Hoag,
The LTV Corp.
Doug Brook
216/622-5300
Chairman and
202/872-5523
CEO
John F. Smith,
General Motors
James D.
313/556-5000
Jr. President
Corp.
Johnston
202/775-5090
313/556-4671
Stewart
Eckerd Corp.
John Scheels,
813/399-6333
Turley,
Dir. Gov.
Chairman,
Affairs
President and
813/399-6329
CEO
Alan L.
Circuit City
202/265-3232
Wurtzel,
Stores, Inc.
202/265-3019
Chairman
Sharon
C. A. Corry,
USX Corp.
Terry Straub
412/433-1121
Chairman and
202/783-6333
CEO
202/783-6309
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NAME/CEO
COMPANY
STAFF
CEO TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE/FAX
FAX
Robert "Bob"
American
DeeGee Wilhelm
817/963-1234
L. Crandall,
Airlines
202/857-4202
Chairman,
Ed Faberman
President, CEO
202/857-4202
Victor Lund
American
801/539-4402
David Maher
Stores
h801/582-6109
f801/531-1369
Thomas M.
AMTRAK
Tim Gillespie
Downs,
202/906-3000
President and
Chairman
Owsley Brown,
Brown Foreman
II, President
Corp.
and CEO
Alex Trottman,
Ford Motor Co.
Elliot Hall
Chairman and
202/962-5371
CEO
202/962-5456
Harold (Red)
Ford Motor Co.
Elliott Hall
Poling, Former
202/962-5371
Chairman and
CEO
Martin Davis,
Paramont
Larry Levinson
Chairman and
Communications
202/429-9690
CEO
429
29-9696
Roberto del
Bacardi Corp.
Rosal,
President and
CEO
Earl Graves,
Earl G.
212/242-8000
CEO
Graves, Ltd.
Alex Grass,
Rite Aid Corp.
James Krahulec
717/975-5710
Chairman and
717/975-5710
717/975-3760
CEO
717/975-3760
Peter Manos,
Giant Food
Barry Scher
CEO
301/341-4100
George
Hiram Walker
Nancy Jessick
313/965-6611
McCarthy
Group
202/628-5877
#275
519/971-5716
Rebert Human,
Thrift Drug
412/967-8745
President and
412/967-8293
CEO
Lola Burkhart
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NAME/CEO
COMPANY
STAFF
CEO TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE/FAX
FAX
John
McDonnell
Tom Culligan
703/412-3807
McDonnell,
Douglas Corp.
Chairman and
CEO
Ronald L.
NACDS
David F.
703/54
9-3001
Ziegler
Lambert, III
703/836-4869
703/549-3001
A. Malachi
Invacare Corp.
216/329-6000
Mixon III,
216/365-9008
216/36
Chairman of
the Board,
President and
CEO
Bernard
Loral Corp.
Fred Rhodes
212/697-1105
Schwartz,
703/412-0168
212/867-1147
Chairman and
703/412-5508
CEO
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Support on Principles
CEO/COMPANY
Telephone/Fax
Washington
birthdate
Contact
social
security
Maurice R.
212/770-6114
Ned Cloonen
050425
Greenberg, AM.
Fax 212/344-
sec.202/344-
071-18-8678
International
6828
6828
Group
7
Paul H.
202/956-5300
Frank Jones
120435
O'Neill, ALCOA
fax 202/956-
525-68-2294
5305
Robert L.
202/857-4233
Ed Faborman
120635
Cranall,
fax 857-4245
Degee Wilhelm
240-46-7349
American
Airlines
Vernon R.
708/948-2300
Dave Aho
102434
Loucks, Jr.,
fax 708/948-
331-28-5172
Baxter
4808
INternational
Frank A.
703/558-9605
Cheryl Russell
121431
Shrontz, Boeing
fax703/558-9674
703/558-9605
518-40-3395
fax703/558-9674
John Hayden
202/558-9602
?
Edgar S.
302/774-4141
Mark Nelson
041534
Woolard, DuPont
fax302/773-0737
243-46-9828
Edwin Artzt,
202/393-3404
Marvin Womack
041530
Proctor and
fax202/393-4606
563-32-5931
Gamble
Joseph T.
703/276-5040
Jim Christy
100137
Gorman, TRW
fax703/276-5057
Michael McShane
408-52-6031
Stephen M.
708/952-5871
Larry Nagin
080704
Wolf, United
fax708/952-5931
Jonathon Knee
546-52-8256
Airlines
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Lawrence
201/455-6551
Ken Cole/ Mike
Bossidy,
fax201/455-4002
Naylor
Allied-Signal
202/662-2650
202/662-2674
Harvey Golub
212/640-
American
fax212/640-3370
Express
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Support on Principles
CEO/Company
Telephone/Fax
Washington
birthdate
Contact
social
security
Lodwrich Cook,
213/486-2533
Bob Healy/
ARCO
fax213/486-2063
Richard Azwaya
202/879-9215
Lawrence
612/853-5283
Diane Maranis
Perlman,
fax612/853-7272
202/789-6521
Ceridan Corp.
fax202/789-6525
Walter Shipley,
212/270-1380
Chemical Bank
Richard Sharp,
804/527-4100
Circuit city
John Reed,
212/559-2733
citicorp
fax212/559-5138
James "Jaime"
607/974-8332
Tim Regan
Houghton,
fax607/974-8830
202/347-2270
Corning
Stanley Gault,
216/796-2121
Goodyear
fax216/796-2108
Andy Grove,
Eva Jack
Intel
202/973-0292
fax202/296-7332
William
914/644-6430
Jeff Ward
Ferguson, NYNEX
fax914/644-7649
202/336-7882
fax202/336-7920
Anthony Burns,
305/593-3496
Lisa Rickard
Ryder Systems
202/296-6933
John Bryan,
312/558-8501
Sara Lee Corp.
fax312/558-4913
Don Fites
Cater pillar
George Fishert
Eastman- Kadak
Sandy Weill
Travelors
snt O2" Nelson UPS
Michael Jordon Westinghouse Electric
Roo Burkle Yucaipa
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