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Call No.: MC 544
Repository: Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute
Creator: Women's Economic Round Table
Title: Records, 1976-2005 (inclusive), 1978-2004 (bulk)
Quantity: 5.84 linear feet (14 file boxes), 8 photograph folders, 43 audiotapes, 24 videotapes, 4 PhotoCDs
Abstract: The records of the Women's Economic Round Table®, Inc., a New York City-based educational and networking forum, document over 25 years of public programs featuring speakers prominent in national and global business, finance, and economics.

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HISTORY

The Women's Economic Round Table®, Inc. (WERT), an educational and networking forum in the fields of national and global economics, finance, and business, was founded in New York City in 1978 by Maria Vernicos Carras Rolfe (1913-1983). Rolfe was an Egyptian-born Greek national who grew up in London and worked in international business, investing, and philanthropy. She emigrated to the United States in 1959, and the following year married her second husband, international economist Sidney E. Rolfe (1921-1976). Upon his death, Maria Rolfe determined to continue his legacy in the field of economics by working to include more women in the higher echelons of that and related fields. Amelia Augustus, who first served WERT as consultant, went on to become executive director, and to head the organization as president following Rolfe's death. Also of Greek heritage, Augustus had previously worked with the United Nations and Amnesty International.

The Women's Economic Round Table®, Inc., a 501 (c)(3) organization, held bimonthly roundtable discussions, open to the public, featuring noted policymakers, and strived to educate its members (who included both men and women) about economic issues, and provide them with access to national decision-makers in the fields of economics, business, and finance. Part of WERT's mission was to highlight and make visible women who were experts in their fields; althought both men and women served as panelists, only women were featured as questioners and moderators at the programs. Program topics included business journalism, fashion marketing and trends, micro-finance, investment strategies, national and international economic news and forecasts, and the effects of national and global economic policies. Speakers included ambassadors and ministers of foreign countries, U.S. Cabinet members, senators and congresspeople, governors of the Federal Reserve Board, journalists and editors at newspapers and television stations, authors, professors and private-sector CEOs and executives.

On its tenth anniversary, WERT launched the Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Awards for contributions affecting national and global economic policy and for contributions to educating the public about economics, business, and finance. These awards were given nine times between 1988 and 2003. In 1998 WERT celebrated its twentieth anniversary by honoring several founding members with Business Enterprise awards. From 2000 to 2004, WERT awarded two journalism prizes: a Lifetime Achievement award for women financial journalists, and an award for distinguished reporting on entrepreneurship.

In 2004, WERT was dissolved as an organization, but it continues in the form of a yearly Women's Economic Round Table®, Inc. program at the Columbia University School of Journalism's Knight-Bagehot Fellowship Program in Business and Economics.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The records of the Women's Economic Round Table®, Inc. (WERT) document more than 25 years of public programs featuring speakers prominent in the business, financial, economic, and journalism professions. Material includes correspondence, clippings, printed programs, audiotapes, videotapes, photographs, board minutes, biographies of program participants, background material on program topics, and background information on prizes and awards given by WERT.

Folder titles are the donor's; additional descriptions and information added by the processor are in square brackets. Faxes on fragile paper have been photocopied for preservation purposes, and cover sheets without substantive information discarded. Some folders contain clippings or other material written in Greek, as noted.

The collection is arranged in three series:

• Series I. Administrative, 1978-2005 (#1.1-5.1)
• Series II. Program, 1979-2004 (#5.2-14.6)
• Series III. Photographs and audio-visual, 1976-2004
  • Subseries A. Photographs, 1979-2003 (PD.1-PD.8, PhotoCD-1 - PhotoCD-4)
  • Subseries B. Audio-visual, 1976-2004 (T-337.1 - T-337.43, Vt-144.1 - Vt-144.24)

Series I, ADMINISTRATIVE, 1978-2005 (#1.1-5.1), is arranged alphabetically, as received from the donor. Twenty-eight folders of board minutes include program ideas, correspondence, lists of new members, biographies of directors, and financial information. The 1989 minutes (#2.12) are slim. For general press coverage about the founding of WERT and also about women's networking in general, see #4.6. "Trademark registration of WERT" (#5.1) contains official documents. A complete printout of the WERT website from ca. 2005 is in #4.15.

Series II, PROGRAM, 1979-2004 (#5.2-14.6), is arranged by the donor's filing schema, using donor's folder titles. Programs were identified by the capitalized name of a prominent participant (or sometimes the most prominent woman), and are filed alphabetically by surname. Folder titles include names and identifications of all participants, as well as the program name and date; material in each file may pre-and post-date the program by several months. In most cases, other participants listed with names in capital letters are considered to be "key" participants, and panelists and moderators considered to be "second-tier" participants are not capitalized. Those instances of a moderator being the lead name on the file are noted. Many participants appear in several programs.

Program files contain all or some of the following: flyers advertising programs to members, lists of registered attendees, biographical information on presenters, written summaries of programs, press releases, transcripts of programs, photographs, clippings, correspondence (including email) with participants before and after programs, transcripts of radio and television coverage relating to programs, seating assignments (for larger programs), event programs, website printouts with program information, background research and/or printed material on program topics, administrative and logistical notes, and other details about programs. Those programs with more prominent participants, or those which were also a WERT annual meeting or an awards dinner, tend to include more material.

Most correspondence is to or from Amelia Augustus. Correspondence with frequent panelists and advisors, including John Brademas, Constance Ford, Louis Rukeyser, and Paul Volcker, can be found throughout the program files, even in those in which the correspondent was not a named participant. Several programs occurred in a different form than the listing in the inventory.

Following the alphabetical run of program files is material relating to a 1980 "Presidential dialogue" between candidates Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter that was planned by Ladies' Home Journal and WERT. Due to candidates' time constraints, the actual debate did not take place, but all the organizational files and press coverage are included here. Ladies' Home Journal and WERT appealed to the leaders of many women's organizations to submit their questions or key issues to be addressed by the candidates; for responses, see #14.1.

Manuals for the prize board for the 2003 and 2004 journalism prizes can also be found in this series. Files include lists of prize board members, guidelines for nominating and voting on finalists, and biographies and writing samples of nominees. Similar information for earlier journalism prizes can be found with the award program information.

Some program files are accompanied by large numbers of photographs of the event. Photographs that show the key participants or prominent WERT members or attendees will be cataloged in VIA, Harvard University's Visual Information Access database.

Series III, PHOTOGRAPHS AND AUDIO-VISUAL, 1976-2004 (PD.1-PD.8, PhotoCD-1 - PhotoCD-4, T-337.1 - T-337.46, Vt-144.1 - Vt-144.24), contains audio- and videotapes of WERT programs, and photographs of programs and participants.

Subseries A, Photographs, 1979-2003 (PD.1-PD.8, PhotoCD-1 - PhotoCD-4), includes portraits of program participants and documentation of programs. Formal headshots of participants were generally sent to WERT to be used for publicity.

Subseries B, Audio-visual, 1976-2004 (T-337.1 - T-337.43, Vt-144.1 - Vt-144.24), is organized with tapes pertaining to the adminstrative files first, followed by video- and audiotapes filed in the same alphabetical run as the program files. Tapes are listed by the main program name; for more information, see Series II (above). Where a transcription is available, it has been noted. Many WERT programs were taped for broadcast on National Public Radio or C-Span.

INVENTORY

• Series I. ADMINISTRATIVE
  Scope and Content: Folder titles and alphabetical arrangement are by donor; additional descriptions and information added by the processor are in square brackets.
  • 1.1. All archive contents: description [by WERT], 2004
  • 1.2. Annual reports, 1979-2003.
    For 1999-2004 annual reports, see also #4.15.
  • 1.3. Augustus, Amelia, co-founder/president, 1982-2005, n.d. [includes correspondence (including with Caspar Weinberger), clippings by and about Augustus, resume, typescript of an article in Greek]
  • 1.4. Board of directors, 1980-2003 [includes correspondence and biographical information].
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.2.
  • 1.5. Brochures, ca. 1980-2003, n.d.
  • 1.6. By-laws and resolutions, 1978-1981, n.d.
  • 1.7. Celebrity quotes, n.d. [includes material taken from letters found in #1.10 and #1.18]
  • 1.8. Certificate of incorporation, 1978 [includes letter sent to prospective members and press upon founding]
  • 1.9. Congratulations on accomplishments, 2004 [includes correspondence re: WERT's merger with Columbia University School of Journalism]
  • 1.10. Congratulations on founding, n.d.
  • 1.11. Cooperating organizations, 2003, n.d.
  • 1.12. Correspondence, Amelia Augustus, 1979-1998 [includes incoming and outgoing, Ed Koch to Augustus, exchange between Maria Rolfe and Milton Friedman]
  • 1.13. First 100 members, 1978-1979
  • 1.14. Fundraising, n.d.
  • 1.15. History, 2003
  • 1.16. Honorary committee, 1980-2003 [includes correspondence and lists of committee members]
  • 1.17. Journalism prizes, n.d. [list of winners to 2003]
  • 1.18. Letters of praise, 1978-2000 [includes John Brademas, Milton and Rose Friedman, Alan Greenspan, Jacob Javitz. Nancy Landon Kassebaum, Muriel Siebert, Paul Volcker].
    See also #1.9, #1.10, and Series II for additional letters of congratulations in individual program files.
  • 1.19. Membership directories, 1979-1998 (scattered)
  • 2.1-4.5. Minutes of board meetings, 1978-2005; include agenda, list of directors present, financial reports, program plans and decisions, and discussion of organizational issues and decisions. (28 folders)
  • 4.6. Press coverage, 1978-2003 [includes clipping in Greek and correspondence, transcript of 1979 CBS interview].
    See also T-337.1 and Vt-144.1, for CBS Magazine's segment on WERT ([interview with Maria] Rolfe), October 4, 1979; T-337.2, CBS-FM Dialogue 101 with Debra Wetzel, Cecile Weich and Amelia Augustus on Women's Rights, March 28, 1986; T-337.3, KVEN-AM radio interview with Barry Turnbull and Amelia Augustus on Associated Press Poll on Women and the Workplace, June 16, 1986; and Vt-144.17 for a Today show interview with Amelia Augustus on women revealing their age in the workplace, August 4, 1987.
  • 4.7. Rolfe, Maria, co-founder, 1978-1983 [includes clippings (some in Greek), obituaries, memorial program, and correspondence with Amelia Augustus about the memorial service].
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.2.
    See also T-337.4, Sidney Rolfe Memorial, March 24, 1976.
  • 4.8. Rolfe, Sidney E. and Maria, Award for Extraordinary Achievements in Educating the Public and Policy Making in the areas of economics, business and finance, 1988-2003 [contains programs from award dinners]
  • 4.9. Statement of purpose, 1979
  • 4.10. Survey of members, n.d.
  • 4.11. Survey: terrorism and workplace (conducted September 26-30, 2001, for the Women's Economic Round Table® Inc.) [includes questionnaire and clippings]
  • 4.12. Tax exemption, 1981
  • 4.13. Unionist women, 1978-1979 [includes correspondence and lists]
  • 4.14-4.15. Website, 2000-2005 [includes correspondence about beginning the website and website printout with pages dated 2000-2005]
  • 4.16. Website trademark, 2003-2004
  • 5.1. WERT trademark, 1984-2004 [includes official documents]

• Series II. PROGRAM
  Scope and Content: Folder titles and arrangement are those of donor; additional descriptions and information added by the processor are in square brackets. Programs were identified by the capitalized name of a prominent participant (or sometimes the most prominent woman), and are filed alphabetically by surname. Folder titles include names and identifications of all participants, as well as the program name and date; material in each file may pre-and post-date the program by several months. In most cases, other participants listed with names in capital letters are considered to be "key" participants, and panelists and moderators considered to be "second-tier" participants are not capitalized. Those instances of a moderator being the lead name on the file are noted. Many participants appear in several programs.
  • 5.2. ALEXANDER, HELEN, King Ranch, and Member, Jockey Club; "The Elite Stratosphere of Investments: Horses," December 1, 1987.
  • 5.3. ANDERSON, Congressman JOHN B., U.S. Presidential Candidate, 1980; "Economic Strategies: Inflation or Stability," April 10, 1980. Panelists: Henrietta Dabney, Associate Director of Research, Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union; and Dr. Karen Horn, Treasurer, Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania. Moderator: Rita Hauser, Attorney/Partner, Stroock, Stroock and Lavan. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.2.
    See also T-337.5 and Vt-144.2.
  • 5.4. ASNES, MARION, Senior Editor, Money magazine; "How Personal Investment Strategies Are Changing As a Result of the Bear Market," July 23, 2001. With CHRISTINE DUGAS, Personal Financial Reporter, USA Today; VIVIAN MARINO, Personal Finance Editor, the New York Times; SUZIE ORMAN, author and television host, NBC and CNBC; and RUTH SIMON, Personal Finance Reporter, the Wall Street Journal. Moderator: Anne Heller, Executive Editor, Editorial Projects, Conde Nast.
  • 5.5. BARBARA, JOANNE, Partner, Barbara & Barbara; "The Economics of Pre-Nuptial Agreements: The Legal, Financial, and Psychological Impact," April 18, 1990. Panelists: Dennis S. Neier, Partner, Deloitte & Touche; and Marlin S. Potash, psychotherapist and author. Moderator: Jan Hopkins, Business Reporter, CNN/TV.
  • 5.6. BARSHEFSKY, CHARLENE, Ambassador, Deputy U.S. Trade Representative; Proposed program on intellectual property for October 18, 1995 [never came to fruition]. With M. Andrea Ryan, Vice President and Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Proporty, Warner-Lambert Co.; Jessica Lorden, Senior Attorney, IBM; and Donna M. DeGrandi, Of Counsel, Time Warner.
  • 5.7. BARTLEY, ROBERT L., Editor, the Wall Street Journal; "Inflation and the International Monetary System," June 11, 1980. Panelists: Ifigenia Martinez Hernandez, Special Ambassador for Economic Affairs, Mexican Delegation to the United Nations; Muriel Siebert, Superintendent, New York State Banking Department; and Jane D'Arista, Principal Analyst, International Affairs, U.S. Congressional Budget Office. Moderator: Blanca Campamprubi-Riemer, Economics Correspondent, Agence France-Presse. [Includes transcript, and Greek transcript of a radio show about the program.]
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.2.
    See also T-337.6.
  • 5.8-5.9. BEHR, SOMA GOLDEN, Assistant Managing Editor, the New York Times; "Women's Economic Round Table's Lifetime Achievement Prize for Women in Financial Journalism," November 19, 2001. With: MARGARET WEBB PRESSLER, Reporter, the Washington Post; and DONNA FENN, Contributing Editor, Inc. magazine; "Women's Economic Round Table's $5,000 Entrepreneurship Journalism Prize." Keynote Speaker: The Honorable Barbara Franklin, President and CEO, Barbara Franklin Enterprises, Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce. Presiding at the Dais: Carol J. Loomis, Board of Editors, Fortune magazine. Presenters: Stephen B. Shephard, Editor-in-Chief, BusinessWeek magazine; and Lulu C. Wang, CEO, Tupelo Capital Management LLC. [Includes correspondence with people serving on the prize board re: the choosing of the prize winner, #5.9 contains uncataloged photographs.]
    Includes reference copy of photographs; originals in #PD.2.
    See also Vt-144.3.
  • 5.10. BELL, CAROLYN SHAW, Professor Emerita of Economics, Wellesley College; "Women's Economic Round Table Luncheon Honoring Carolyn Shaw Bell for Excellence in Teaching Economics," April 8, 1997.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.2.
    See also Vt-144.4.
  • 5.11. BRINTON, JANE, Founder and CEO, This Beats Workin' and founder of other innovative companies in the recording industry; "Discussion with Jane Brinton, Imaginative and Innovative Entrepreneur," December 5, 1991. With ED ECKSTINE, President, Mercury Records.
  • 5.12. BROOKS, DOROTHY D., Business/Financial Editor, United Press International; "Financial Journalists Report on the Financial Outlook for Major Economic Sectors," March 5, 1986. With THOMAS HERMAN, Daily Credit Markets Columnist, the Wall Street Journal; and LEONARD SILK, Economist Columnist, the New York Times, and author. Moderator: Barbara Hackman Franklin, Senior Fellow and Director, the Wharton Washington Fellowship Program, and President, Franklin Associates.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.2.
    See also T-337.17.
  • 5.13. BUCHMAN, DANA, President, Dana Buchman store; "Fall and Holiday Fashion Forecast," September 26, 1996.
  • 5.14. CALLAHAN, The Honorable JOHN J., Acting Commissioner, U.S. Social Security Administration; "Social Security: Will It Continue to Be There and in the Form It Is Needed?," June 11, 1997. Panelists: Edith U. Fierst, Attorney and Partner, Fierst & Moss, PC; Member of 1994-1995 Advisory Council on Social Security, National Academy of Social Insurance; Member of Advisory Committee of the Pension Rights Center; and author of articles, including "Social Security and Women: Why Reasonableness Doesn't Always Work;" Elinor Guggenheimer, Founding President, New York Women's Agenda; Founding President, Council of Senior Citizens and Services; Life Trustee, Community Services Society; and Sandra Yeager, Senior Vice President, Equity Research, Alliance Capital Management; former board member, Bank and Financial Analyst Association. Moderator: Sue Herera, CNBC/TV Business News Anchor, Market Rapp and Business Tonight.
  • 5.15. CARLISLE COLLECTION; "Annual Meeting and Fashion Show," January 25, 1999.
  • 5.16. CHAMBERLAIN, Dr. MARIAM, Economist, Founding President, National Council for Research on Women; "Adverse Economic Impact of Recent Public Policies Affecting Women at Work and at Home," December 9, 2002. With Dr. HEIDI HARTMANN, Economist, MacArthur Fellowship winner, and President/CEO and founder, Institute for Women's Policy Research; and ANN CRITTENDEN, Author, The Price of Motherhood, and former finance reporter, New York Times. Moderator: Dr. Sandra Krieger, Economist and Senior Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank/New York.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.2.
  • 6.1. CHAMORRO, VIOLETA DE BARRIOS, President of the Republic of Nicaragua [replaced by her daughter, Christiana Chamorro]; "A New Era for Nicaragua," October, 2, 1990. Panelist: Mary Alice Williams, National Correspondent and Co-Anchor of Sunday Today for NBC/TV. Moderator: Juliana Belcsak, Managing Director of S.J. Rundt & Co. [Includes Chamorro's curriculum vitae in Spanish; uncataloged photographs.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.3.
  • 6.2. CHEN, CONNIE S.P., CFP, Founder, Chen Planning Consultants, Inc.; "Discussion on Financial Planning," December 11, 1984.
  • 6.3. CHENEY, LYNNE V., Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities; "Can or Should the National Endowment Have an Impact on the Economy?," January 27, 1992. Panelists: Alberta Arthurs, Director, Arts and Humanities Division, Rockefeller Foundation; Mary Ellen Capek, Executive Director, National Council for Research on Women; Consuelo Mack, Anchor/Editor, The Wall Street Journal Report, CBS/TV. Moderator: Ida Schmertz, Senior Vice President and Manager, Worldwide Philanthropic Program, American Express. [Includes text of a 1991 speech by Cheney, "Political correctness and beyond."]
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.3.
  • 6.4. CLOHERTY, PATRICIA M., Co-chairman and General Partner, Patricof & Co. Ventures, Inc.; "Twentieth Anniversary Honoring Women from Two Generations for Their Impact on the Economy in the Fields of Advertising, Finance and Fashion," June 16, 1998. With RENA BARTOS, Author, The Moving Target and Marketing to Women Around the World, and former Senior Vice President, J. Walter Thompson Co.; ELLEN CARNAHAN, Managing Director, William Blair Capital Partners, L.L.C. (Chicago); PAMELA DENNIS, Designer; MARY LOU QUINLAN, President and CEO, N.W. Ayer & Partners; and PAULINE TRIGERE, Fashion Designer. Moderator: Diane Perlmutter, Managing Director, Burson-Marsteller.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.3.
    See also Vt-144.5.
  • 6.5-6.6. COOPER/ROWLEY/WATKINS: CYNTHIA COOPER, Vice President, Internal Audit, MCI (Worldcom); COLEEN ROWLEY, Special Agent, FBI and former Chief Division Counsel/Principal Legal Advisor of FBI; and SHERRON S. WATKINS, Consultant and former Vice President, Mergers & Acquisitions, Enron; "Twenty-fifth Anniversary Program Honoring Senator Paul S. Sarbanes, Representative Michael G. Oxley, and the Women Whistleblowers: Cynthia Cooper and Sherron S. Watkins with the Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Awards with Remarks by Whistleblower Coleen M. Rowley," November 3, 2003. With Senator PAUL S. SARBANES (D-MD) and Representative MICHAEL G. OXLEY (R-OH), authors, Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 for Corporate Governance. Welcome: John Brademas, President Emeritus, New York University. Presiding at the Dais: Ann M. Fudge, Chairman and CEO, Young & Rubicam. Presenter: Andrea Jung, Chairman & CEO, Avon Products, Inc. Program participant: Coleen M. Rowley, Special Agent, FBI (does not accept awards but attended and gave remarks.) Also with GRETCHEN C. MORGENSON, Columnist, "Market Watch" and Assistant Editor, "Sunday Money and Business" section of the New York Times; "Women's Economic Round Table's $10,000 Lifetime Achievement Prize to Gretchen C. Morgenson." Presenter: Barbara J. Krumsiek, CEO, The Calvert Group. [#6.6 contains uncataloged photographs.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.3.
    See also #10.6, #14.5, #14.6, PhotoCD-1.1, PhotoCD-1.2, and Vt-144.6.
  • 6.7. CULHANE, NOREEN M., Executive Vice President, Corporate Listings and Compliance, New York Stock Exchange; "Leading Experts Answer Questions about Corporate Governance," October 31, 2002. With ANN M. FUDGE, Former Group Vice President, Kraft Foods; Director: General Electric, Honeywell International, Marriott International, and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York; HOLLY GREGORY, Partner, Corporate Governance Practice, Weil Gotshal & Manges, LLP; and The Honorable PETER G. PETERSON, Co-Chair, The Conference Board Commission on Public Trust and Private Enterprise; Chairman: Council on Foreign Relations, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and the Blackstone Group. Moderator: Kathleen O'Neil, President and CEO, Liberty Street Advisors LLC, and Chairman, Women's Economic Round Table.
  • 6.8. CUMMING, CHRISTINE M., Executive Vice President and Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of New York; "The Federal Reserve Bank of New York: Discussion, Introduction to Lobby Exhibit, and Tour of Gold Vaults," February 25, 2003. With WILLIAM J. McDONOUGH, President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
  • 6.9. CUTLER/HEITMAN: LYNN CUTLER, Vice Chairman, Democratic National Committee; and BETTY HEITMAN, Co-Chairman, Republican National Committee; "Women and Politics," June 10, 1986. Panelist: Ruth Mandel, Executive Director, Center for American Women and Politics, The Eagleton Institute of Politics, Rutgers University. Moderator: Dolores Wharton, President, Fund for Corporate Initiatives and Director, Gannett Co., Golub Corp., Kellogg Co., Phillips Petroleum, and Women's Economic Round Table.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.3.
    See also T-337.7.
  • 6.10. DABNEY/LALL: HENRIETTA DABNEY, Associate Director, Research, Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, and BETTY LALL, Senior Fellow, Council on Economic Priorities; "Economic Dislocation and Job Loss," March 10, 1986.
  • 6.11. DATER, ELIZABETH, Managing Director, E.M. Warburg Pincus, and panelist, Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser (Moderator); "Meet the Financial Newsletter Editors from Whom Investment Experts Seek Advice," December 12, 1988. Panelists: Raymond F. DeVoe, Jr., market strategist and author, The DeVoe Report; and David A. Allman, technical analyst and Editor, Elliott Wave Theorist Hotline.
  • 6.12. DATER, ELIZABETH, Managing Director, E.M. Warburg Pincus & Co.; "Investing during Economically Precarious Times," November 12, 1990. With NICHOLAS BRATT, Managing Director, Scudder, Stevens & Clark, Inc.; KIRK BARNEBY, Senior Vice President, Mitchell Hutchins Institutional Investors; and MARY RUDIE BARNEBY, President, Benefits Division, Dreyfus Corp.
  • 6.13. DE BRESSON, ARNAUD, Managing Director, Paris, EUROPLACE; "Investing in Europe: What You Should Know," May 1, 2001. With ALAIN LECLAIR, Chairman, French Association of Asset Management, Vice Chairman, Paribas Asset Management, and Chairman of the Board, European Federation of Investment Funds (FEFSI). Discussants and moderators: Georgette Jasen, Assistant News Editor, "Money and Management" Section, the Wall Street Journal; and Elizabeth Mathieu, President and CEO, Neuberger Berman Trust Co.
  • 6.14. DENTON, BARONESS, Minister for the Economy, Agriculture and Women's Issues, British Government, and Spokesperson for Northern Ireland Issues, House of Lords; "A Round Table Discussion with Baroness Denton," July 19, 1996. Panelists: Christine Millen, Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP; and Muriel Siebert, President, Muriel Siebert & Co. Moderator: Jennifer Whitaker, Deputy National Director, Council on Foreign Relations.
  • 7.1. DOBRZYNSKI, JUDITH H., Senior Editor, Business Week magazine; "Has Celebrity Journalism Eclipsed Mainstream Journalism?," July 27, 1994. Panelists: Robin Bierstedt, Attorney and Deputy General Counsel, Time, Inc.; and Richard J. MacDonald, Securities Analyst and Director, Media, Telecommunications and Transportation Group, First Boston Corp. Moderator: Kay Delaney, Executive Vice President, International Division, Turner Broadcasting Sales Inc.
  • 7.2. EHRLICH, Dr. EDNA E., international economic consultant, former International Advisor to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and Director, Women's Economic Round Table; moderator for a three-seminar series, 1989. Seminar 1: "The Continuing Problem of the Latin American Debts: Why the Recurring Crises? What Are the Possible Solutions?," January 23, 1989, with EDWARD J. FRYDL, Vice President, Assistant Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Seminar 2: "The Intensifying World Trade Competition: How Does It and How Will It Affect the U.S.? What Should the U.S. Be Doing About It?," February 6, 1989, with WILLIAM DIEBOLD, Senior Fellow Emeritus, Council on Foreign Relations. Seminar 3: "The Internationalized Financial World: Why Are U.S. Regulatory Authorities Concerned? Are They Doing All That Can Be Done about It? What Problems Might Remain Intractable?," March 6, 1989, with ALBERT W. WOJNILOWER, Senior Advisor, First Boston Corporation.
  • 7.3. FINDLAY, MICHAEL A., expert, Impressionist and Modern Art, Christie's; "The Elite Stratosphere of Investments: Art for Appreciation (And Profit… Or Loss)," January 5, 1988.
  • 7.4. FLESCH, The Honorable COLETTE, Vice President, Government of Luxembourg; "The Economic Situation in Europe as It Affects the U.S.," February 18, 1982. Panelists: The Honorable Angela M. Buchanan, Treasurer of the U.S.; and Anne Wexler, President, Wexler Associates. Moderator: The Honorable Patricia Harris, former Ambassador to Luxembourg, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. [Includes transcript.]
    See also T-337.8.
  • 7.5. FOCHT, THEODORE H., President, Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC); "How Secure Are Your Securities?," April 28, 1992. Panelists: Mary Jo Jacobi, Senior Vice President, Marine Midland Bank; and Lucia Swanson, Associate General Counsel, Donaldson Lufkin Jenrette. Moderator: Joni Lysett Nelson, Chairman, The Sabre Group.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.4.
  • 7.6. FORD, CONSTANCE MITCHELL, Economics Editor, the Wall Street Journal; "Third Annual Economic Policy Forum: Future Economic Implications of Global Demographic Change," December 1, 1998. Panelists: Donald B. Marron, Chairman/CEO, PaineWebber Group, Inc. and Private Sector Co-Chairman, National Commission on Retirement Policy; Peter G. Peterson, Chairman, The Blackstone Group and Chairman, Council on Foreign Relations and author of books about Social Security reform; and Hans Freiherr von Stackelberg, Deputy Consul General, Consulate of Germany. Moderator: Lesley R. Stahl, Correspondent/Co-Editor, CBS News 60 Minutes.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.4.
    See also Vt-144.7.
  • 7.7. FRANCO/LANGER: LYNN FRANCO, Director, Consumer Research, The Conference Board; and GARY LANGER, Director of Polling, ABC News; "The Consumer Confidence and Comfort Indices: Why They Are Important to You?," June 1, 2004. Discussant/Moderator: Amity Shlaes, author and Senior Columnist, Financial Times.
  • 7.8. FRANCY, PATRICIA L., Treasurer and Controller, Columbia University (Moderator); "Megatrends for Women,"October 7, 1993. With PATRICIA ABURDENE, Co-Author with John Naisbett of Megatrends, Megatrends 2000, and Megatrends for Women. Panelists: Mariam Chamberlain, Ph.D., Founding President, National Council for Research on Women; Ruth L. Finch, President, Financial Women's Association; and Christine Mercer, Founding Executive Director, The Women's Resource Center of New York.
  • 7.9. FRANK, ANTHONY M., Postmaster General of the United States; "Mail in a Global Economy: A Different World," January 28, 1991. Panelists: Susan E. Alvarado, Governor, U.S. Postal Service and President, The Alvarado Group; Ronald P.E. Leeds, Chairman, Jessup Josephthal International Group; and Joni Lysett Nelson, Partner, Rogers & Wells and Trustee, The Economic Club of New York and Advisory Board, Export Import Bank/U.S. Moderator: Eleanor B. Sheldon, Director: H.J. Heinz Co., The Equitable Life Assurance Society/USA and EQUICOR-Equitable HCA Corporation and Trustee: American Assembly, Equitable Foundation, Fund for Corporate Initiatives; as well as Advisory Trustee: RAND Corporation.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.4.
  • 7.10. FRANKLIN/TEETERS: The Honorable BARBARA HACKMAN FRANKLIN, former Secretary of Commerce and President and CEO, Barbara Franklin Enterprises, as well as Director, numerous boards; and The Honorable NANCY HAYS TEETERS, first woman Governor, Federal Reserve System (1978-1984), and Director, Mutual Funds of Prudential Securities and Inland Steel Industries; "First Annual National Economic Policy Forum: Trade, Taxation and The Federal Reserve System," November 12, 1996. With ANN F. THOMAS, Professor, Tax Law and Tax Policy, New York Law School, and former Partner, Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson, as well as Director, Christ Hospital, Friends Seminary, and Square Arch Realty Corporation. Panelists: MaryAnn Busso, Reporter, Bloomberg Business News; Constance Mitchell Ford, Economics Editor/News Editor, the Wall Street Journal. Moderator: Elizabeth E. Bailey, John C. Hower Professor of Public Policy and Management, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania and Director, College Retirement Equities Fund, CSX Corporation, Honeywell Inc, National Westminster Bank, Philip Morris Cos.
    See also Vt-144.8.
  • 7.11. FRUMAN, CECILE, Micro-Finance Specialist, Division of Sustainable Banking with the Poor, World Bank; "Micro-Enterprise: Women Helping Women at Home and Abroad," July 30, 1997. With MILDRED LEET, President and Co-founder, Trickle Up Program; and CHARLES F. MacCORMACK, President, Save the Children Federation. Welcome: Rosemary Ripley, Vice President, Corporate Business Development, Philip Morris Cos. Chairman's remarks: Janice Reals Ellig, Senior Vice President, AMBAC Inc. Panelists: Menusch Kohl, Designer, Leedl's and Micro-business Owner; and Maria Miranda, Owner, Mademoiselle Studio Ltd. Moderator: Hillary Lane, Anchor, NBC Nightside and Correspondent, NBC News.
  • 7.12. FUCHS, ANKE, member, Bundestag and nominee for General Secretary, Social Democratic Party of Germany; "Economic Conditions and Unemployment in the European Community: West Germany: A Case Study," April 7, 1986.
  • 7.13. GEPHARDT/KEMP: RICHARD GEPHARDT, U.S. Senator (D-Missouri) and JACK KEMP, U.S. Representative (R-New York); "Tax Reform: Compromise or Controversy?," March 18, 1985. Moderator: Jane Bryant Quinn, Columnist, Newsweek, the Washington Post, Women's Day, and Correspondent, CBS/TV Evening News.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.4.
    See also T-337.9.
  • 7.14. GERARD, KAREN, Deputy-Mayor, New York City, President, Women's Forum, and former Vice President, Chase Manhattan Bank; "New York City: The Economic Outlook," May 6, 1981.
  • 7.15. GOTTLIEB, LINDA, Executive Producer, Dirty Dancing, and One Life to Live, ABC/TV, and Co-Author, When Smart People Fail; "Film and Television Insiders Discuss the Entertainment Industry," June 16, 1992. With SUSAN LYNE, Director/Publications, Premiere Publications; former Managing Editor, the Village Voice, and SANDRA RUCH, President/Marketing, New Line Cinema. Moderator: Consuelo Mack, Anchor/Editor, the Wall Street Journal Report, CBS/TV.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.4.
  • 7.16. GRAY/VOLCKER: HANNA HOLBORN GRAY, President, Trustee and Professor, University of Chicago, and PAUL A. VOLCKER, Chairman, James D. Wolfensohn, Inc.; "The Women's Economic Round Table Tenth Anniversary Celebration with The Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award for "Man of the Decade" for extraordinary accomplishments in the fields of economics, banking and finance to PAUL A. VOLCKER and The Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award for "Woman of the Decade" for extraordinary accomplishments in the field of education for HANNAH HOLBORN GRAY, President, Trustee and Professor, University of Chicago," May 10, 1988. Presiding at the dais: Nancy L. Kassebaum, United States Senator, Kansas. Presenters: Clifton R. Wharton, Jr., Chairman and CEO, TIAA/CREF; and Karen N. Horn, Chairman and CEO, Bank One, Cleveland. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.4.
    See also T-337.10, Vt-144.9, and Vt-144.10.
  • 8.1. HAMBURG/SELLERS: JOAN HAMBURG, author, journalist, lecturer and Host, The Joan Hamburg Show, on WOR/AM Radio; and PATRICIA SELLERS, Associate Editor, Fortune magazine; "The Consumer and the Economy," April 10, 1995. Moderator: Alice Fixx, President, Alice Kasman Fixx, Inc.
  • 8.2. HAMILTON, JEAN, President, Prudential Diversified Group (Moderator); "The Impact of Asian Markets on Americans and Our Corporations: At Home and Abroad," April 14, 1998. Panelists: Catherine P. Bennett, Vice President, Federal Tax and Trade Policy, Corporate Affairs Division, Pfizer, Inc.; Rosanne M. Cahn, Chief Economist, Equity Department, Credit Suisse First Boston Corp.; Susan G. Flack, President, Flack Associates, and former U.S. Advisor to Uruguay Round of GATT, North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement and bilateral textile negotiations in Bejing; Mary L. Howell, Executive Vice President, Government and International, Textron Inc.
  • 8.3. HAMM-BRUECHER, Dr. HILDEGARD, MP, Former State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Federal Republic of Germany; "Discussion of Her Work, Including Her Books, Towards the Year 2000, Against Unfreedom in the Democratic Society, and Cultural Relations World Wide," October 10, 1985.
  • 8.4. HAMROCK, TAMSON, Co-Founder, Kismet Gallery; "2002 Annual Meeting in Kismet," January 24, 2003.
  • 8.5. HANREHAN, BARBARA, Tax Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP; "Business Ethics and the Bottom Line," July 26, 1999. With HAROLD M. DAVIS, M.D., Senior Vice President/Chief Ethics Officer, Prudential Insurance Company of America; and CHRISTOPHER M. MICHAELSON, Ph.D., Senior Manager, Business Ethics Advisory Services, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
  • 8.6. HARBISON, JOHN, Co-author, Smart Alliances: A Practical Guide to Repeatable Success and Senior Consultant, Booz-Allen; "Smart Alliances: A Practical Guide to Repeatable Success and Twenty-First Annual Meeting," January 18, 1999.
  • 8.7. HATSOPOULOS, GEORGE N., Chairman and CEO, Thermo Electron Corp. and Member of the Board, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston; "High Cost of Capital: Handicap of American Industry," May 24, 1984.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.4.
  • 8.8. HAUSER/LOOMIS: RITA E. HAUSER, Of Counsel, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan; President, The Hauser Foundation; Chair, The International Peace Academy and the Advisory Board, RAND Center for Middle East Public Policy; Director: The Aspen Institute, The International Institute for Strategic Studies (London), The New York Philharmonic Society and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts; Member, Visiting Committees: John F. Kennedy School, Harvard University and Dean's Advisory Board, Harvard Law School; and CAROL J. LOOMIS, Member, Board of Editors, Fortune magazine and recipient, Gerald M. Loeb Lifetime Achievement Award; "Twentieth Anniversary Honoring Women from Two Generations, for their impact on the economy in the fields of law and financial journalism," September 15, 1998. With STEPHANIE W. ABRAMSON, Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary, Young & Rubicam, Inc. and Member, New York State Chief Judge Kaye's Legal Services Project; and PATRICIA SELLERS, Senior Writer, Fortune magazine. Moderator: Siw De Gysser, Vice President, Corporate Planning, Philip Morris Cos.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.4.
    See also: Vt-144.11.
  • 8.9. HEFFERNAN, BARBARA, Clinician, Project Courage (substance abuse treatment program) and former Director, Mergers and Acquisitions, Merrill Lynch, and earlier, Vice President, Mergers and Acquisitions, Salomon Brothers; "Executives Who Changed Careers to Follow Their Dreams," February 10, 2003. With CAROLYN CHIN, Chairman, C3 Partners and former Executive Vice President, MarketXT, and earlier at Reuters America as well as senior strategist at other major firms; ELIZABETH FRANKLIN, Founding CEO, The Franklin Report, and former Mergers and Acquisitions Partner, James D. Wolfensohn, and former Vice President, Lehman Brothers; Director, Cambridge International Partners, former President, The First Women's Bank of New York, and earlier, senior executive at Citibank, Marine Midland Bank, Lehman Brothers Investment Bank and American Express; and BARBARA ROBERTS, CEO/President, Acoustiguide, an audio tour system, and former President, FPG International and earlier senior executive with Dean Witter and Blyth Eastman/PaineWebber. Moderator: Ann Pinkerton, Vice President, Magnet Communications.
  • 8.10. HELFER, RICKI, Chairman, U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC); "Important Issues and Policies at the FDIC," November 14, 1995. Panelists: Mary F. Foster, Partner, Deloitte & Touche, Not-for-Profit Services Group; and Susan Kuhn, Associate Editor, Fortune magazine. Moderator: Dede Bartlett, Vice President, Corporate Affairs Programs, Philip Morris Companies.
  • 8.11. HESSE, MARTHA O., Chairman, U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; "Adequate and Safe Energy: Is It Possible?," April 7, 1988.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.4.
  • 8.12-8.13. HILLS/RUKEYSER: Ambassador CARLA HILLS, U.S. Trade Representative; and LOUIS RUKEYSER, Host, Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser; "The Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award Dinner, Honoring Ambassador Carla Hills for extraordinary accomplishments in international trade policy and Louis Rukeyser for extraordinary accomplishments in educating the public about economics, business and finance," May 24, 1990. Presenters: Barbara Hackman Franklin, President & CEO, Franklin Associates; Peter S. Lynch, Executive Vice President and Director, Fidelity Management and Research Company; and Dolores D. Wharton, President and Founder, Fund for Corporate Initiatives. [#8.12 includes and #8.13 contains uncataloged photographs.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.4.
    See also T-337.11 and Vt-144.12.
  • 8.14. HOPKINS, JAN, Anchor, CNN; "America's Volatile Financial Markets and Vulnerable Business Scene: A Personal View from CNN Business News Anchors and Producers," April 26, 1994. With KATHARINE BARRETT, Field Producer, CNN; LISA DIETRICH, Supervising Producer; and BEVERLY SCHUCH, Anchor and Host of Pinnacle, CNN.
  • 8.15. HOPKINS, JAN, Anchor, CNN; "CNN Business News Anchors, Hosts and Reporters Demystify the Maze of the Financial World," April 26, 1994. With KATHARINE BARRETT, former Producer and now Correspondent, CNN; DEBRA KOCHER, Vice President, CNN Business News; and BEVERLY SCHUCH, Anchor and Host of Pinnacle, CNN. Moderator: Siw de Gysser, Vice President for Strategic Planning, Philip Morris Companies.
  • 8.16. HORAN, SHEILA W., Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI, Foreign Counter-Intelligence; "Economic Espionage: Is Anyone Not at Risk?," November 4, 1999. With JOHN J. FIALKA, Author, War By Other Means. Panelists: Estelle C. Adler, Senior Vice President, Finance, Prudential Group Insurance Co.; Julie R. Fenster, General Manager, ParentTime, LLC, a joint venture of Time Inc. New Media and Proctor & Gamble. Moderator: Alair Townsend, Publisher, Crain's New York Business.
  • 8.17. HOWELL, The Right Honorable DAVID, M.P., Secretary of State for Energy, United Kingdom; "The Energy Crisis: The British View," October 2, 1979. Panelists: Nancy Landon Kassebaum, United States Senate, Kansas; and Frances Topping, Vice President, National Economics Club. Moderator: Mary Peterson, Economist, General Motors Corporation. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.5.
    See also T-337.12.
  • 8.18. HUNTER, ALISTAIR JOHN, CMG, Her Majesty's Consul-General, New York and Director-General, Trade and Investments, USA; "British Trade and Investment," September 29, 1993. Panelists: Terry Keenan, Anchor/Correspondent, CNN Business News; and Barbara Noel, Director, Press and Public Affairs, European Community.
  • 8.19. ISTEL, YVES-ANDRE, Co-Chairman, First Boston International; "World Finance and the Global Market Place," April 9, 1987. Panelists: Dr. Edna Erhlich, Research Economist, New York Federal Reserve Bank; Consuelo Mack, Anchor/Executive Producer, Today's Business, ESPN Cable Channel; and Lawrence Veit, Manager and International Economist, Brown Brothers Harriman.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.5.
    See also T-337.13.
  • 8.20. JOHNSON, JANICE, Managing Director, Tax and Business Services, Inc., American Express (Moderator); "The Economics of Healthcare," September 24, 2002. With MARY MUNDINGER, Dean, Columbia University School of Nursing; MARION ASNES, Senior Editor, Money magazine and health care specialist; CATHERINE BENNETT, Vice President, Pfizer, Inc.; and RITA BOURGEOIS, Executive Vice President, Business Integration and Claims, Oxford Health Plans, Inc.
  • 8.21. JUUL-JOEGENSEN/PERSSON: DITTI JUUL-JOEGENSEN, Economic and Social Policy Counsellor, Delegation for the European Commission at the United Nations; and KATRINA PERSSON, Deputy Governor, Riksbank and the Governor's representative to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for the government of Sweden; "Impact of European Monetary Union," October 29, 2003. Moderator: Margaret Raihl, Global Audit Controller, Deloitte.
  • 9.1. KEMP, JACK, U.S. Representative, (R-New York, 38th District); "Alternatives to Austerity," April 26, 1979. Panelists: Karen Gerard, Vice President, Chase Manhattan Bank; and Carol O'Cleireacain, Assistant Director, Research and Negotiations, District Council 37, AFSCME, AFL-CIO. Moderator: Jane Bryant Quinn, Contributing Editor, Newsweek; Financial Reporter, CBS/TV. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.5.
    See also T-337.14.
  • 9.2. KNIGEN, JEANIE H., First Vice President, Investments, Salomon Smith Barney (Moderator); "Credit Market and Operational Risk: Key Factors in Today's Management of Companies and Their Impact on the Investor," June 28, 2001. With DELORES ATALLO-HAZELGREEN, Director and U.S. Leader, Enterprise Risks Services, Deloitte & Touche; PHILLIP J. HARRINGTON, Global Risk Officer, Prudential Financial; and DANIEL L. WEISS, Director, Financial Services, PricewaterhouseCoopers.
  • 9.3. KOLTNOW, EMILY, Co-Author, Congratulations! You've Been Fired; "Discussion with Author of Congratulations! You've Been Fired," March 20, 1991. Panelists: Mary Jo Jacobi, Director, Group Public Affairs-USA, Hong Kong Bank; and Eleanor H. Raynolds, Partner, Ward Howell International.
  • 9.4. KRIEGER, SANDRA C., Senior Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of New York; "An Insider's View of the Monetary Policy and Market Preparedness for Y2K," October 19, 1999.
  • 9.5. KRUMSIEK, BARBARA J., President, CEO and Vice Chairman, Calvert Group, Ltd.; "Socially Responsible Investing: Good… And Rich?," March 15, 1999. With LISA D. BLACK, Managing Director, TIAA-CREF; and SISTER PATRICIA DALY, Board Member, Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility. Moderator: Mary C. Farrell, Managing Director and Member of the Investment Policy Committee, PaineWebber Inc.
  • 9.6. LACKRITZ, MARC E., President, Securities Industry Association; "Investing and the Investor," January 6, 1994. Panelist: Susan E. Kuhn, Associate Editor, Fortune magazine. Moderator: Darienne Dennis, Manager, External Communications, Philip Morris Companies.
  • 9.7. LAMB/FALK/PALMIERI: DARA LAMB, Designer, Founder and President, Darabin Ltd. and the Dara Lamb Collection; SUSAN FALK, former CEO, Henri Bendel; and JEAN PALMIERI, Senior News Editor, Daily News Record; "Retail Trends in Apparel, " September 13, 2004. Moderator: Marcy Syms, CEO, Syms Corporation.
  • 9.8. LAUN, LOUIS F., Assistant Secretary for International Economic Policy, Dept. of Commerce; "America's Economic Future: Domestic or Export-led Recovery," March 8, 1988. Panelists: Rita Hauser, WERT member and Partner, Stroock, Stroock & Laven; and Linda Quinn, Director, Division of Corporate Finance, Securities and Exchange Commission.
  • 9.9. LAYTON, DONALD H., Vice Chairman, Global Markets and International, Chemical Bank; "Derivatives: The Exotic, Volatile, Mysterious Investment of the '90s," September 7, 1995. With ERNEST T. PATRIKIS, First Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Panelist: Juliana Belcsak, Managing Director, S.J. Rundt & Co., and Director, Women's Economic Round Table. Moderator: Barbara Krumsiek, Senior Vice President and Division Head, Alliance Capital, and Director, Women's Economic Round Table.
  • 9.10. LEACH, SHERYL, Creator of Barney®, the purple dinosaur, and former Executive Producer, The Lyons Group (helped launch Barney & Friends® children's television series in the U.S. and in 80 other countries), recipient of CNBC's "Entrepreneur of the Year," and "Top Marketing Executives" of Advertising Age, National Freedoms Foundation Award, B'nai B'rith International National Humanitarian Award (the first woman recipient since Eleanor Roosevelt) and "Socially Responsible Entrepreneur of the Year for the South Eastern Region;" "A Round Table Discussion with Sheryl Leach, Award Winning Entrepreneur, Creator, and Producer," June 29, 2000. Moderator: Sara Everett, Deputy Director, British Information Services/New York, Director, Women's Economic Round Table.
  • 9.11. LEBENTHAL, ALEXANDRA, President, Lebenthal & Co. (and granddaughter of Sayra Lebenthal, co-founder with her husband Louis of the family financial business); "What My Parents or Grandparents Never Told Me about Money," June 3, 2003. With CARRIE SCHWAB-POMERANTZ, President, Charles Schwab Corp. Foundation, author It Pays to Talk, and spearhead of Schwab's Women's Investing Network (and daughter of Charles Schwab); and MARCY SYMS, Chief Executive Officer, Syms Corporation, (and daughter of Sy Syms, founder). Moderator: Ellen McGirt, Writer, Money magazine.
  • 9.12. LEET, MILDRED ROBBINS, and GLENN LEET, Founders, Trickle Up Program (Micro-financing); "Global Entrepreneurs and Advisors of 500 Profit-Making Products in 78 Countries," April 14, 1986.
  • 9.13. LERNER, DIANE, Senior Consultant, Watson Wyatt Worldwide; "Business Ethics and the Bottom-Line," July 26, 2000. With HAROLD M. DAVIS, M.D., Senior Vice President/Chief Ethics Officer, Prudential Insurance Company; and CHRISTOPHER M. MICHAELSON, Ph.D., Senior Manager, Business Ethics Advisory Services, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. Moderator: Barbara Hanrehan, Tax Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP.
  • 9.14. LEVINE, ELLEN, Editor-in-Chief, Good Housekeeping magazine; "Magazine Publishing in the Age of the Internet: Business and Editorial Trends," February 27, 1997. With JAMES DOCHERTY, President, New Media, Hachette Filipacchi Magazines; and FRANK LALLI, Managing Editor, Money magazine and President, American Society of Magazine Editors. Moderator: Barbara Campbell, Associate Partner, Geduldig & Ferguson.
  • 9.15. LIPTON, MARTIN, Partner Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz; "Mergers and Acquisitions: 'All That Glitters…,'" February 19. 1987. Panelists: Rita Hauser, Partner Stroock, Stroock & Laven; and Linda Quinn, Director, Division of Corporate Finance, Securities and Exchange Commission.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.5.
  • 9.16. LLOYD, KATE RAND, Editor-at-Large, Working Woman magazine; "Women: Perspectives on Their Emerging Trends during Times of Change," November 20, 1985. With JOHN MACK CARTER, Editor-in-Chief, Good Housekeeping magazine; and GRACE MIRABELLA, Editor-in-Chief, Vogue magazine.
  • 9.17. LOOMIS/MACK: CAROL LOOMIS, Board of Editors, Fortune magazine; and CONSUELO MACK,, Co-Anchor, CNBC's Market Watch; "Women's Economic Round Table's First $5,000 Lifetime Achievement Prize for Women in Print and Electronic Financial Journalism," November 27, 2000. With PAULETTE THOMAS, Business Reporter, the Wall Street Journal and winner, $5,000 Entrepreneurship Journalism Prize. Presenters: Abby Joseph Cohen, Chair, Investment Policy Committee, Goldman Sachs; Katharine Graham, Chairman, Executive Committee, the Washington Post; Muriel Siebert, CEO/President, Muriel Siebert & Co.; and Patricia M. Cloherty, Special Limited Partner, Patricof & Co., Ventures Inc. [Includes uncataloged photographs.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.5.
    See also Vt-144.13.
  • 9.18. MARTIN, The Honorable LYNN, U.S. Secretary of Labor, "Featured editors of America's oldest continuously published business publications, and The Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award for extraordinary accomplishments in contributions toward a sound national economic policy for The Honorable Lynn Martin, and The Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award for extraordinary accomplishments in educating the public about economics, business and finance to Scott Bosley, Edward A. Finn, and Paul E. Steiger" July 23, 1991. With SCOTT BOSLEY, Editor, the Journal of Commerce; EDWARD A. FINN, JR., Editor, the American Banker; PAUL E. STEIGER, Managing Editor, the Wall Street Journal. Presiding at the dais: Lorraine Borden, Founding President, "Great Scott" Ad Agency. Presenters: Ambassador Margaret M. Heckler, Ambassador to Ireland and Former U.S. Secretary, Health and Human Services Administration; Louis Rukeyser, Host, Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser. [Includes uncataloged photographs.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.5.
  • 9.19. MILENKOVITCH, DEBORAH, Director, Institute on East Central Europe, Columbia University and Professor, Economics, Barnard College; "A United Europe: New Challenges and Opportunities for East and West," October 30, 1989. With EVA NOWOTNY, Foreign Policy Advisor to the Chancellor of Austria; and ALDEN PROUTY, Commercial Attaché, Quebec Government House. Moderator: Consuelo Mack, Anchor/Editor, Wall Street Journal Report, CBS/TV.
  • 9.20. MILLETT, ZITA C., Vice President and Senior Bond Portfolio Manager, Merrill Lynch; "Financial Planning: Tax Exempts, Estate Planning and Sheltering Income," November 9, 1983. With MERRY C. GINES, President, Merry Gines Management Corp.; and PAUL H. ZUCKERMAN, attorney, author, former securities analyst.
  • 10.1. MINARD, SALLY, Partner, Lotas Minard Patton McIver Advertising (Moderator); "Political Advertising," June 1, 1995. Panelists: Jerry Della Femina, Partner, Jerry & Ketchum Advertising; Robert H. Ryan, Campaign Manager, Pataki for Governor in 1994; Rob Shepardson, Partner, Shepardson Stern & Kaminsky Advertising.
    See also T-337.15.
  • 10.2. MINEHAN/WAIT: CATHY E. MINEHAN, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston; and CAROL COX WAIT, President, Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget; "Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award Dinner, honoring Cathy E. Minehan for outstanding service in economics, and Carol Cox Wait for outstanding service in educating the public," June 24, 1999. Presiding at the dais: The Honorable Paul A. Volcker. Presenters: H. Edward Hanway, President/COO, CIGNA Corporation; and Dr. Karen N. Horn, Former President, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.5.
    See also Vt-144.14.
  • 10.3. MOCK, ALOIS, Vice Chancellor and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Austria; "The European Economic Community: New Challenge to Austria and the United States," October 1, 1987. Panelists: Julia Panourgia Clones, Economic Minister, Embassy of Greece; Heidi Duerbeck, Partner, Walter Conston Schurtman & Gumpel. Moderator: Marife Hernandez, President, The Cultural Communications Group and Trustee, Democratic Victory Fund.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.6.
  • 10.4. MOGLIA/ZWEIG: JOSEPH MOGLIA, CEO, Ameritrade, and JASON ZWEIG, Senior Writer, Money magazine, Monthly Columnist, "The Intelligent Investor" and Editor, revised edition, Benjamin Graham's the Intelligent Investor; "Are Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) Better than Mutual Funds?," March 30, 2004. Discussant: Gretchen Morgenson, Award Winning Financial Columnist, Assistant Editor, "Sunday Money and Business" Section and "Market Watch" column, the New York Times, and winner of WERT's $10,000 Financial Journalism Prize. Moderator: Nora Lavori, Partner, Orleans Realty Co.
  • 10.5. MOORE, AMANDA LEE, author and graduate of international law doctoral program, Cambridge University; "Astrobusiness: A Guide to Commerce and Law in Outer Space," September 25, 1984. With The Honorable EDWARD R. FINCH, former Chairman, Aerospace Law Committee, American Bar Association.
  • 10.6. MORGENSON, GRETCHEN C., Columnist, "Market Watch" and Assistant Editor, "Sunday Money and Business" Section of the New York Times; "Women's Economic Round Table's $10,000 Lifetime Achievement Prize to Gretchen C. Morgenson," November 3, 2003. Presenter: Barbara J. Krumsiek, CEO, The Calvert Group.
    See also #6.5, #6.6, #14.5, #14.6, PD.3, PhotoCD-1.1, PhotoCD-1.2, and Vt-144.6.
  • 10.7. MORRISON, ANN, Executive Editor, Fortune magazine; ""Profit from Knowing 'What's In, What's Out' in Fashion, People and Business," July 28, 1993. With GRACE MIRABELLA, Publishing Director, Mirabella magazine, and ANN MOORE, Publisher, People magazine.
  • 10.8. NANES, RICHARD, Pianist; "Member Meet Member: Summer Music and Champagne Cocktails Hosted by Richard Nanes and Diana Dunn," July 12, 1988.
  • 10.9. NASAR/KRUGMAN: SYLVIA NASAR, currently working on an update of The Worldly Philosophers and author of A Beautiful Mind, former business journalist (Fortune, the New York Times and U.S. News & World Report), first holder of Knight Chair, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism; and PAUL KRUGMAN, columnist, Op-Ed page, the New York Times and professor of Economics and International Affairs, Princeton University, author of 20 plus books and recipient of the American Economic Association's John Bates Clark medal for his new trade theory; "Twentieth Century Economic Thinkers: What Are the Achievements of 20th Century Economists and What Impact Have They Had on the 21st century?," December 13, 2004. Moderator: Constance Mitchell Ford, Economics Editor, the Wall Street Journal.
    See also Vt-144.15.
  • 10.10. NORRIS, DEBORAH KOBE, Partner, Deloitte & Touche (Moderator); "The Contribution of the World Travel and Tourism Industry to the Global Economy", March 23, 1992. With HENRY H. CRUZ, Director, Travel and Tourism Consulting Services, Wharton Economic Forecasting Associates. Panelists: Diana LaGuardia, Design Director, Conde Nast Traveler; Sally Susman, Director, Policy and Industry Affair, American Express Travel Related Services.
  • 10.11. O'CLEIREACAIN, Dr. CAROL, Economist and Assistant to the Executive Director, District Council 37, AFSCME; "The Election and the Economy: What Are the Critical Issues One Year after the Crash," October 19, 1988. Panelists: Jan Hopkins, Correspondent, Business News, CNN; Consuelo Mack, Anchor/Editor, the Wall Street Journal Report, CBS/TV; Jane Bryant Quinn, Author and Financial Journalist, Newsweek magazine and the Washington Post.
    See also T-337.10.
  • 10.12. OLIVER, DIANA, Financial Consultant, American Express; "Tax Exempt and Taxable Investments," June 26, 1985. With ANDREA MARTIN, Vice President and Financial Consultant, American Express.
  • 10.13. O'NEIL, KATHLEEN, Executive Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of New York; "FedWorks: Multimedia Simulation of Monetary Policy," September 30, 1997.
  • 10.14. O'NEILL, JUNE E., Director, Congressional Budget Office [replaced by Congressional Budget Office's Assistant Director for Tax Analysis Rosemary Marcus]; "June O'Neill, Congressional Budget Office," July 18, 1996. Panelists: Maureen Allyn, Managing Director and Chief Economist, Scudder, Stevens & Clark; Kathleen Stephansen, Senior Vice President and Senior Economist, Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette. Moderator: Kathleen O'Neil, Executive Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
    See also Vt-144.16.
  • 10.15. O'NEILL, JUNE, Director, Congressional Budget Office; "Second Annual National Economic Policy Forum: The Congressional Budget Office and the Internal Revenue Service," December 3, 1997. With MARGARET RICHARDSON, Former Commissioner, Internal Revenue Service (1993-1997). Panelist: Constance Mitchell Ford, Economics Editor/News Editor, the Wall Street Journal. Moderator: Elizabeth E. Bailey, John C. Hower Professor of Public Policy & Management, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania and Director: College Retirement Equities Fund, CSX Corporation, Honeywell Inc, National Westminster Bank, Philip Morris Cos.
  • 10.16. PETERSON, PETER G., Chairman, Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb, and former U.S. Secretary of Commerce; "The U.S. Competitive Situation in the 1980s," March 18, 1981. Panelists: Dr. Juanita Kreps, Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Trustee, Duke Endowment, and Director: AT&T, Armco, Citicorp, J.C. Penney, UAL and its subsidiary United Airlines, R.J. Reynolds, Eastman Kodak; Elizabeth R. Jagar, Economist, Department of Economic Research, AFL-CIO. Moderator: Mildred Devereux Sage, President, International University Foundation. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.6.
    See also T-337.16.
  • 11.1. PETERSON, PETER G., Chairman, The Blackstone Group, L.P.; "Partnership in the Global Village: from Confrontation to Cooperation," May 14, 1992. Panelists: Brian Duperreault, President, American International Underwriters; William H. Gleysteen, Jr., President, Japan Society; William Hartley,,Senior Editor, CNN Business News/Anchor, Business Asia; Yoshio Hatano, Ambassador of Japan to the United Nations; Seigi Hinata, Deputy-Consul General and Director, Japan Information Center; Samuel Jefferson Kennard, III, President, Fuji-XEROX Corporation; Mike Masuyama, Vice President, Mitsubishi International Operations; and Miotol Okubo, Deputy-Consul General and Economist.
  • 11.2. PHILLIPS, SUSAN. Governor, Federal Reserve System; "The U.S. Federal Reserve System: A Retrospective, with the first and only three women ever to serve on the governing board of the Federal Reserve System as of 1993," June 10, 1993. With MARTHA SEGER, former Governor, Federal Reserve System (1984-1991); and NANCY TEETERS, former Governor, Federal Reserve System (1978-1984). Moderator: Dr. Carol O'Cleireacain, Commissioner for Finance, New York City.
  • 11.3. PINKERTON, ANN, Vice President, Magnet Communications (Moderator); "Future Trends in Leisure, Housing, and Work, and Twenty-Second Annual Meeting," January 29, 2000. With GALE C. STEVES, Vice President, Editor-in-Chief, Home magazine; JONATHAN DAHL, Editor, "Weekend Journal," the Wall Street Journal; and STEPHEN SILVERSTEIN, Firm Director, Tri-State's Real Estate, Facilities and Office Services, Deloitte & Touche.
  • 11.4. PITT, HARVEY, Partner, Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson; Former SEC General Counsel and Attorney for Ivan Boesky; "The Experts Interpret Insider Trading," September 10, 1987. Panelists: Terry Pritchard, Assistant Director, Enforcement Division, Securities and Exchange Commission; Shirah Neiman, Senior Litigation Counsel, U.S. Attorney's Office, Southern District, New York; and Anne Donovan, Reporter, Investor's Daily. Moderator: Philomene Gates, WERT member and attorney.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.6.
    See also T-337.17 and Vt-144.17.
  • 11.5. POPPER, EVA, Vice President, Committee for Economic Development (Moderator); "A Fashion Focus for the Nineties," December 6, 1995. With ALICE BLATT, Vice President, Searle.
  • 11.6. QUINN/HOPKINS: JANE BRYANT QUINN, Author, Making the Most of Your Money and Contributing Editor, Newsweek and Good Housekeeping magazines; and JAN HOPKINS, Anchor, Financial News, CNN; "2002 Financial Journalism Prize Program to Honor Jane Bryant Quinn and Jan Hopkins with the Women's Economic Round Table's $10,000 Lifetime Achievement Prize for Women in Financial Journalism," October 15, 2002. With "$5,000 Entrepreneurship Journalism Prize Winner," S. MITRA KALITA, Newsday. Presenters: William F. Baker, President, Thirteen/WNET; Mark Whitaker, Editor, Newsweek magazine. Presiding at the Dais: Consuelo Mack, Anchor, CNBC, and winner of the Women's Economic Round Table's 2000 Lifetime Achievement Prize in Financial Journalism. [Includes uncataloged photographs.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.6.
    See also #14.3, #14.4, PhotoCD-1.3, PhotoCD-1.4, and Vt-144.18.
  • 11.7. REUSS, Rep. HENRY S., (D-Wisconsin), Chair, House Committee on Banking; "Curing Stagflation: Why Not Reform the Economic Structure?," December 10, 1979. Panelists: Marina v. N. Whitman, Vice President and Chief Economist, General Motors Corp.; Helen Junz, Vice President, First National Bank of Chicago. Moderator: Norma Pace, Vice President, American Paper Institute. [Includes transcript.]
    See also T-337.18.
  • 11.8. RIVLIN, ALICE M., Director, Congressional Budget Office; "The Economic Outlook," September 19, 1979. Panelists Lora S. Collins, Director Business Conditions Analysis, The Conference Board; and Cecily Cannan Selby, Member, Board of Directors, WERT, MIT, NBC, RCA and Avon Corp. Moderator: Betty Furness, Consumer Reporter, NBC/TV. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.6.
    See also T-337.19.
  • 11.9. RIVLIN, ALICE M., Director, Congressional Budget Office; "The Status of the Budget and the Economy," July 28, 1982. Panelists: Annelise Anderson, Associate Director, Economics and Government, Office of Management and Budget; and Gail Fosler, Chief Economist, U.S. Senate Budget Committee. Moderator: Elizabeth Bailey, Commissioner, Civil Aeronautics Board; Board of Trustees, Princeton University; Executive Board, American Economics Association. [Includes transcript.]
    See also T-337.20.
  • 11.10-11.11. ROCKEFELLER/WOLFENSOHN: SHARON PERCY ROCKEFELLER, President and CEO, Public Broadcasting Station WETA, Washington, D.C.; and JAMES D. WOLFENSOHN, President, World Bank; "Seventeenth Anniversary Celebration and Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award Dinner Honoring James D. Wolfensohn and Sharon Percy Rockefeller," January 25, 1996. Presenters: Judith Davidson Moyers, President, Public Affairs Television; and Alice Rivlin, Director, Office of Management and Budget. Presiding at the dais: Jane Bryant Quinn, author and syndicated financial journalist. [#11.10 includes transcript. #11.11 contains uncataloged photographs.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.6.
    See also Vt-144.19.
  • 11.12. ROLFE, MARIA, Co-Founder, Women's Economic Round Table; moderator for a four-seminar series, "What Every Woman Should Know… About Economics," 1980. Seminar 1: ALETA STEYERS, Engineering Planning Manager, Western Electric Co.; "What is Economics?," January 17, 1980. Seminar 2: ALBERT WOJNILOWER, Senior Vice President and Director, First Boston Corp.; "Money," January 24, 1980. Seminar 3: CAROL ANDERSON and MARGO ALEXANDER, Vice Presidents, Paine Webber; "Finance," January 31, 1980. Seminar 4: JAMES BURTLE, International Economist, W.R. Grace Co.; "The Rest of the World," February 7, 1980.
    See also T-337.21 for Wojnilower and T-337.22 for Burtle.
  • 11.13. ROLLINS, LYNN, Senior Advisor to Gov. George Pataki, Women's Issues; "Museum of Women's History and Leadership Center, and 2003 Annual Meeting," January 27, 2004.
  • 11.14. RUDER, DAVID S., Chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission (addressed WERT one day after his resignation); "SEC: Economic Policy Issues," May 19, 1989. Panelists: Barbara Hackman Franklin, President, Franklin Associates, Inc., and Director of Aetna Life & Casualty, Nordstrom, Inc; Automatic Data Processing; Black & Decker; Dow Chemical; Westinghouse Electric Corp.; and Aulana Peters, Partner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in Los Angeles, former Securities and Exchange Commissioner. Moderator: Alair Townsend, Publisher, Crain's New York Business, former New York City Deputy Mayor for Economic and Financial Development. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.6.
    See also T-337.23, T-337.24 (parts I and II) and T-337.25, "Ruder Press Conference at WERT, May 19, 1989 about his Resignation."
  • 11.15. RUKEYSER, LOUIS, Host, Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser; "Louis Rukeyser in Discussion With…," June 20, 1985. Panelists: (First women financial panelists ever invited to participate on a regular basis on any television business program) Gail Dudack, Vice President, Pershing & Co.; Mary Farrell, Vice President, PaineWebber Inc.; and Julia Walsh, Managing Director, Julia Walsh/Tucker Anthony. Moderator: Elizabeth Dater, Managing Director, Warburg Pincus Bernadette Murphy, Executive Director, M. Kimelman & Co.
  • 11.16. RYAN, ROSEMARIE, President, Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners; "Peril and Perception: How Consumer Confidence Impacts American Business," March 25, 2002. With ANDREA FRANKLIN, Executive Vice President/Chief Strategy Officer, Bann Worldwide; and KATHLEEN LAREY NEWTON, Senior Vice President/Partner, Fleishman-Hillard, Recent Past President, Public Relations Society of America. Moderator: Marion Asnes, Senior Editor, Money magazine.
  • 11.17. SAGE, MILDRED DEVEREUX, President of the Board, American University in Cairo; "Fashion Investment Dressing - It's What Works - for the Working Woman," December 1, 1980.
  • 11.18. SCHNEIDER, The Honorable HANS K., Member, Council of Economic Experts (Chairman, 1985-1992); "European Economic Integration and the Future Agenda: Cost of Reconstructing East Germany and the CIS Countries after the Western Conferences in Muenster and Oporto," May 26, 1992. Moderator: Ann Morrison, Assistant Managing Editor, Fortune magazine and Director, Women's Economic Round Table.
  • 11.19. SCHWAB, SUSAN C., U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Director-General, Foreign Commerce Service; "Risk and Opportunity: Eastern Europe and the USSR," June 21, 1990. Speakers: Wolfram Ahrberg, Commercial Counsellor, East German Embassy; Dr. Hans Belesak, President, S.J. Rundt & Associates; Ference Doktor, Commercial Counsellor, Hungarian Embassy; Dr. Elizabeth Goldstein, Associate, Goldman-Sachs; Richard Hlavaty, Commercial Counsellor, Czechoslovak Embassy; Dr. Franz Hoerhager. Deputy Director-General, Austrian Creditanstalt; Dimiter Karamfilov, Commercial Counsellor, Bulgarian Embassy; Andrew J. Klawe, Commercial Counsellor, Polish Embassy; Misu Negritoiu, Minister Counsellor, Rumanian Embassy; and Barbara Samuels, Senior Vice President, Chase Manhattan Bank.
  • 12.1. SCHWARTZ, GAIL GARFIELD, President, Garfield Schwartz Associates, and co-author, The Work Revolution; "The Work Revolution," January 25, 1984.
  • 12.2. SEGER, Governor MARTHA A., Member, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System; "The Revolution in Banking and Financial Markets," October, 19, 1984. Panelists: Madeline McWhinney, President, Dale Elliot & Co.; Director of Atlantic City Electric, Kettering Foundation, Assistant Director, Whitney Art Museum; Trustee/Manager of Trust Funds; and Roberta Karmel, Partner and Chairman, Department of Financial Services, Roger & Wells; Director, New York Stock Exchange and International Minerals and Chemical Corporation; former Commissioner, Securities and Exchange Commission. Moderator: Antoinette Bentley, Vice President, Secretary & Counsel, Crum & Forster, Inc.; Advisory Committee Member and Secretary, New York Regional Group, American Society of Corporate Secretaries.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.6.
    See also T-337.26 and T-337.27 (parts I and II).
  • 12.3. SHAD, JOHN S. R., Chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission; "Recent Results and On-Going Activities at the SEC," May 7, 1984. Panelists: Faith Colish, Chairman, Securities and Exchange Committee of the New York County Lawyers' Association, and Director, the Energy Fund; and Muriel Siebert, Chairman, Muriel Siebert and Co. Moderator: Susan Frieden, Audit Partner, Arthur Young and Co.
    See also T-337.28.
  • 12.4. SHALALA/RIVLIN: DONNA SHALALA, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services; and ALICE M. RIVLIN, Deputy Director, U.S. Office of Management and Budget; "Fifteenth Anniversary Celebration and Presentation of the Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award to Donna Shalala for Outstanding Service in Educating the Public and Affecting Economic Policy and Alice M. Rivlin for extraordinary accomplishments in the field of economics," April 19, 1993. Presiding at the dais: Jean Head Sisco, Partner, Sisco Associates and Corporate Director: Textron, Santa Fe Pacific, Chiquita Brands, The Neiman Marcus Group, Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. Keynote speaker: Barbara Walters, Anchor, 20/20, ABC/TV. Presenter: Paul A. Volcker, Chair, James D. Wolfensohn, Inc. and 10th Anniversary recipient of the Rolfe Award. [Includes photographs of Bella Abzug and uncataloged photographs.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.7.
  • 12.5. SHLAES, AMITY, author and journalist; "Panel Discussion with Amity Shlaes, Author of The Greedy Hand: How Taxes Drive Americans Crazy and What to Do About It," April 12, 2000. Panelists: Barbara A. Hanrehan, Tax Partner, Deloitte & Touche, New York (where she also serves as National Coordinator, Tax Information Reporting and Evaluation Group, and Member, the firm's tri-state Women's Mentoring and Advancement Committee); and Margaret Hayes, President, The Fashion Group International; Director: International Flavors and Fragrances, Movado Watch Corp., Mosholu Preservation Corp., The Educational Foundation for the Fashion Industries at Fashion Institute of Technology, and Cosmetic Executive Women. Moderator: Susan Hullin, Managing Partner, Corporate Financial Communications and Media Relations, Hullin Metz & Co.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.7.
  • 12.6. SIRLEAF, Dr. ELLEN JOHNSON, Member (Liberia), Advisory Board, Modern Africa Growth & Investment Fund (discussant for Africa); "Global Economic Policy and Business Trends Forum: Views of the Next Millenium from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas," July 27, 1999. With AKAYO DOI, Editor, the Daily Japan Digest (discussant for Asia); H.P.E. Mrs. MARIJATTA RASI, Ambassador of Finland to the United Nations (discussant for Europe); Dr. RUTH KRIVOY, former President, Central Bank of Venezuela (replaced participant from Mexico, discussant for Latin America); IRENE ROSENFELD, President, Kraft Canada, Kraft Foods, Inc., (discussant for North America). Moderator: Sara Everett, Deputy Director, British Information Services, New York. Panelists: Sylvia Nasar, Business Financial Reporter, the New York Times; and Constance Mitchell Ford, Economics Editor, the Wall Street Journal. Moderator: Lulu Wang, Chairman and CEO, Tupelo Capital Management.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.7.
  • 12.7. SMITH, Ambassador MICHAEL B., Deputy U.S. Trade Representative (Geneva); "Trade Policy: The Economic Issues," April 19, 1983. Panelists: Dr. Courtney Slater, President, CEC Associates; Chief Economist, U.S. Department of Commerce, 1977-81; and Dr. Edna Ehrlich, International Advisor, Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Moderator: Ida Schmertz, Vice President, Corporate Affairs, American Express; Member, Board of Directors, Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation. [Includes transcript; also correspondence with U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Malcolm Baldridge.]
    See also T-337.29.
  • 12.8. SOLOMON, ANTHONY, President, Federal Reserve Bank of New York; "Inflation in the World Economy, Where Do We Go From Here?," January 25, 1982. Panelists: Irene W. Meister, Vice President, American Paper Institute; Member, President's Export Council; and Sheila Penrose, Vice President, International Dept., Northern Trust Company, Chicago. Moderator: Margaret A. Klein, Editor, Financial Services, Reuters. [Includes transcript.]
    See also T-337.30.
  • 12.9. STAATS, ELMER B., Comptroller General of the U.S.; "Reversing the Decline in American Productivity," December 5, 1980. Panelists: Lydia Fischer, Research Associate, International Union, United Auto Workers; Dr. Karen Horn, Treasurer, Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania; and Dr. Marilyn Morgan, Assistant Professor of Management, Wharton School. Moderator: Rita Hauser, Attorney, Stroock, Stroock and Lavan. [Includes transcript.]
    See also T-337.31.
  • 12.10. SUESSMUTH, RITA, Minister of Health, Family, and Women's Affairs, Federal Republic of Germany; "Briefing by Minister Rita Suessmuth on Women's Issues in the Federal Republic of Germany," February 11, 1988.
  • 12.11. SVAHN, JOHN A., Commissioner, Social Security Administration; "The Economics of Social Security Reform," December 9, 1981. With WILLIAM DRIVER, President, Save Our Social Security. Panelists: Dr. Alicia Munnell, Vice President and Economist, Federal Reserve Bank/Boston; Dr. Carolyn Weaver, Professional Staff Member, U.S. Senate, Finance Committee; and Dr. Rita Ricardo-Campbell, Senior Fellow, The Hoover Institution. Moderator: Ruth Sheldon Knowles, author and petroleum specialist. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.7.
    See also T-337.32.
  • 12.12. SWAIN, MADELAINE, President, Swain & Swain; "Outplacement: The Competitive Advantage for Corporate Job Seekers," February 10, 1986. With MARJORIE RUBACKY, Partner, Mainstream Access.
  • 12.13. SYMS, MARCY, President, Syms Corporation (Moderator); "The New Financial Power of Women," March 4, 1996. Panelists: Melissa Berman, Senior Vice President, Program Development and Research, The Conference Board; Rona Lichtenberg, Senior Vice President, Prudential Securities; and Sheryl Tucker, Editor, Your Company (published by Money magazine).
  • 12.14. TEETERS, NANCY, Governor, U.S. Federal Reserve System (1978-1984) and former Director of Economics, International Business Machines (IBM); "The Private Sector's Responsibility for Slowing Inflation," January 25, 1979. Panelists: Ann Crittenden, Financial Writer, the New York Times, Fortune, Newsweek; E. Camilla Dietz, Executive Vice President and Director, Furman Selz Mager Dietz and Birney; Elizabeth Jagar, Economist, Department of Research AFL-CIO; and Aleta Styers, Supervisor, Corporate Planning, AT&T. Moderator: Madelon de Voe Talley, Director of Investments, New York State Comptroller's Office. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.7.
    See also T-337.33.
  • 12.15. THORN, GASTON, President European Union; "Issues Facing the European Union and the U.S.," September 29, 1982. Panelists: Professor Rachel McCulloch, Department of Economics, University of Wisconsin; author of articles on trade policy and theory; and Alena Wels, Editorial Director, the Journal Of Commerce. Moderator: Jean Head Sisco, Partner, Sisco Associates; Member, President's Trade Advisory Committee. [Includes transcript.]
    See also T-337.34.
  • 12.16. TYSON/SCHAUMAYER: Dr. LAURA TYSON, Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers; and Dr. MARIA SCHAUMAYER, President, National Bank of Austria; "The Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award for outstanding service in the formation of economic policy to Dr. Maria Schaumayer and the Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award for outstanding service for educating the public to Dr. Laura Tyson," October 24, 1994. Presiding at the dais: Cathy E. Minehan, President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Presenter: Paul A. Volcker, Chairman, James D. Wolfensohn Inc.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.7.
    See also T-337.35.
  • 13.1. VALMY, CHRISTINE, Founder and President, Christine Valmy, Inc., and Christine Valmy International School of Esthetic Skin Care and Make Up; "The Esthetics, and Business, of Skin Specialized Care Salons," December 4, 1989. With her daughter, Countess MARINA DE HAYDU, Executive, Christine Valmy International School of Esthetic Skin Care and Make Up.
  • 13.2. VARTANIAN, ELSIE, Director, Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor; "The Economic Problems of Women in Industrialized Countries," June 27, 1991. Panelists: Hiroko Tsubota Gruson, Ph.D., Managing Director, A.T. Kearney, Inc.; and Arlene A. Johnson, Program Director, Work Force Research, The Conference Board. Moderator: Mariam Chamberlain, Ph.D., Founding President and Resident Scholar, The National Council for Research on Women, and Editor, Women in Academe: Progress and Prospects.
  • 13.3. VOLCKER, PAUL A., Chairman, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System; "Paul A.Volcker in Discussion with Anna J. Schwartz and Norma Pace," April 22, 1982. Panelists: Anna J. Schwartz, Research Associate, The National Bureau of Economic Research; Staff Director, U.S. Gold Commission and author; and Norma Pace, Vice President, American Paper Institute and Director of Sperry Rand, Milton Bradley, 3M, Sears Roebuck and Chase Manhattan Corporation. Moderator: Marietta Tree, Director of CBS, U.S. Trust, Pan American, International Income Property and Consultant for Salomon Brothers. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.7.
    See also T-337.36.
  • 13.4. WADSWORTH-DARBY, MARY, Executive Director, America-China Society (Moderator); "China: Business As Usual?," July 18, 1989. Panelists: Yue-Sai Kan, Independent TV Producer; David M. Lampton, President, National Committee on United States, China Relations; and Virginia P'an, President, TransCapital International.
  • 13.5. WAGNER, JEANETTE S., Vice Chairman, The Estee Lauder Companies, Inc.; "Twentieth Anniversary Business Enterprise Awards, Honoring Women from Two Generations for their Impact on the Economy in the Fields of Consumer Products and Financial Services," July 15, 1998. With ANN KAPLAN, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs & Co.; LOIS D. JULIBER, Executive Vice President and Chief of Operations, Developed Markets, Colgate-Palmolive Co.; and MURIEL SIEBERT, Chairman, Muriel Siebert & Co. Moderator: Dr. Kathy Bloomgarden, President, Ruder-Finn.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.8.
    See also Vt-144.20.
  • 13.6. WALLICH, HENRY C., Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System, author, journalist and former Member, President's Council of Economic Advisors; "The Federal Deficit and Its Consequences," January 17, 1984. Panelists: Dr. Lora S. Collins, Director, Business Conditions Analysis, The Conference Board; and Dr. Rosemary Marcuss, Assistant Director for Tax Analysis, Congressional Budget Office. Moderator: Karen Gerard, Board of Overseers, New York University, former Deputy Mayor, New York City.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.8.
    See also T-337.37 and Vt-144.21.
  • 13.7. WALSH, MICHAELA, President, Women's World Banking; "Discussion of Women's World Banking, a unique banking institution to advance and promote entrepreneurship by women," May 12, 1986.
  • 13.8. WATSON, LUCINDA, Author, How They Achieved; Director: The Kent School, American Conservatory Theatre, The Branson School, The Exploratorium, Sarah Lawrence College, and the Watson Institute for International Affairs at Brown University (daughter of former IBM Chairman, Thomas Watson, Jr.) (Moderator); "Growing the Business: Successful Women Discuss Then Versus Now," July 17, 2002. With TERRI LONIER, founding President, Working Solo, Inc. and author of Working Solo; TRACY STRAKA, Executive Vice President, Creamer Environmental, Inc. (only senior woman management member of this construction company); and JEANETTE WAGNER, Consultant and former Vice Chairman, Estee Lauder Companies, and recent member, President's Advisory Committee on Trade Policy and Negotiations.
  • 13.9. WEINBERGER, The Honorable CASPAR W., Secretary of Defense of the U.S.; "The Economics of Defense Spending," July 28, 1981. Panelists: Geneese Baumbush, National Security Research Staff, Rand Corporation; and Ann Cahn, Former Chief, Social Impact Staff, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. Moderator: Julia M. Walsh, Chief Executive Officer, Julia M. Walsh and Sons. [Includes transcript.]
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.8.
    See also T-337.38 and Vt-144.22.
  • 13.10. WEINBERGER, The Honorable CASPAR W., Secretary of Defense of the U.S.; "The Economics of Defense Spending on the Economy," March 8, 1984. Panelists: Elisabeth Allison, Senior Economist, Data Resources, Inc.; and Geneese (Baumbush) Gottschalk, Research Fellow, Logistics Management Institute, and Consultant on Defense, Grace Commission. Moderator: Dolores D. Wharton, President, Fund for Corporate Initiatives, and Board of Directors, Phillips Petroleum, Gannett and Kellogg Co.
    Includes reference copy of photograph; original in #PD.8.
    See also T-337.39.
  • 13.11. WHITAKER, JENNIFER, Director of Women's Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy, Council on Foreign Relations; "To What Extent Are Global Events Driving America's Business and Corporate Policies?," January 28, 2001. With CARRIE COOLIDGE, Staff Reporter, Forbes magazine; JEAN HAMILTON, CEO Prudential Institutional; and ATEFEH RIAZI, Senior Partner/Worldwide CIO, Ogilvy & Mather. Moderator: WALLY KONRAD, Editor-at-Large, Money magazine.
  • 13.12. WHITMAN/TEETERS: MARINA WHITMAN, Chief Economist, General Motors; and NANCY TEETERS, Director of Economics, International Business Machines (IBM); "The Objectives of America's Real National Economic Growth and How to Attain Them," January 31, 1985. Moderator: Eleanor Elliott, Director of Celanese Corp. and Life Insurance Company of New York, Trustee of Barnard College and Governor of New York Hospital.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.8.
    See also T-337.40 and Vt-144.23.
  • 13.13. YASTINE, BARBARA, Chief Financial Officer, Salomon Smith Barney; "Insiders' View of the Financial Services Industry," April 29, 2002. With BLYTHE MASTERS, Managing Director, JP Morgan Chase. Moderator: Diane B. Glossman, Managing Director, UBS Warburg, LLC.
  • 13.14. YELLEN/SCARDINO: Dr. JANET L. YELLEN, Chair, President's Council of Economic Advisors; and MARJORIE SCARDINO, Chief Executive, Pearson plc; "Nineteenth Anniversary of the Women's Economic Round Table and Award Dinner Honoring Dr. Janet L. Yellen with the Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award for Extraordinary Accomplishments Affecting National and International Economic Policy, and Marjorie Scardino with the Maria and Sidney E. Rolfe Award for Extraordinary Accomplishments In Educating the Public About National and International Economics, Business and Finance," October 28, 1997. Welcome: Janice Reals Ellig, Senior Vice President, Ambac Financial Group. Presenters: Cathleen Black, President, Hearst Magazines; and Paul A. Volcker, Former Chairman, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System.
    Includes reference copies of photographs; originals in #PD.8.
    See also T-337.41 and Vt-144.24.
  • 13.15. PRESIDENTIAL DIALOGUE, 1980, Candidates JIMMY CARTER/RONALD REAGAN: Overview [includes correspondence, debate questions]
  • 14.1. PRESIDENTIAL DIALOGUE, 1980, Correspondence [includes acceptances, plans, responses from leaders of major organizations re: most important issues of the election]
  • 14.2. PRESIDENTIAL DIALOGUE, 1980, Press Coverage.
    See also T-337.42 (press conference, September 22, 1980) and T-337.43, "Channel 5 television interview presidential dialogue with Dr. Amelia Augustus, October 9, 1980."
  • 14.3-14.4. 2002 Lifetime Achievement Prize for Women in Financial Journalism, Manual for prize board, 2001 [includes list of prize board members, guidelines for voting, biographies of nominees for the $10,000 Lifetime Achievement Prize for Women in Financial Journalism and the $5,000 Entrepreneurship Journalism Prize, copies of articles submitted for Entrepreneurship Prize].
    See also #11.6, PhotoCD-1.3, PhotoCD-1.4, and Vt-144.18.
  • 14.5-14.6. 2003 Lifetime Achievement Prize for Women in Financial Journalism, Manual for prize board, 2002 [includes list of prize board members, guidelines for voting, ballot, biographies of and articles by nominees for the $10,000 Lifetime Achievement Prize for Women in Financial Journalism].
    See also #6.5, #6.6, #10.6, PD.3, PhotoCD-1.1, PhotoCD-1.2, and Vt-144.6.

• Series III. PHOTOGRAPHS AND AUDIO-VISUAL
  • Subseries A. Photographs
    • PD.1. Unidentified program photographs (3 photographs)
    • PD.2. From #1.4, 4.7, 5.3, 5.7, 5.8, 5.10, 5.12, 5.16 (20 photographs)
    • PD.3. From #6.1, 6.3, 6.4, 6.5, 6.9 (20 photographs, 6 duplicates)
    • PD.4. From #7.5, 7.6, 7.9, 7.13, 7.15, 7.16, 8.7, 8.8, 8.11, 8.12 (20 photographs)
    • PD.5. From #8.17, 8.19, 9.1, 9.15, 9.17, 9.18, 10.2 (21 photographs, 2 duplicates)
    • PD.6. From #10.3, 10.16, 11.4, 11.6, 11.8, 11.10, 11.14, 12.2 (19 photographs)
    • PD.7. From #12.4, 12.5, 12.6, 12.11, 12.14, 12.16,13.3 (18 photographs)
    • PD.8. From #13.5, 13.6, 13.9, 13.10, 13.12, 13.14 (14 photographs)
    • PhotoCD-1.1-PhotoCD-1.2. COOPER/ROWLEY/WATKINS
      REQUEST AS PhotoCD-1, disc 1 and PhotoCD-1, disc 2.
    • PhotoCD-1.3-PhotoCD-1.4. QUINN/HOPKINS
      REQUEST AS PhotoCD-1, disc 3 and PhotoCD-1, disc 4.
  • Subseries B. Audio-visual
    Scope and Content: Tapes are described using the main name entry from the program files; for more information, see Series II.
    • T-337.1. CBS Magazine WERT Segment ([interview with Maria] Rolfe), October 4, 1979 [transcript in #4.6, begins on side A].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 1.
    • T-337.2. CBS-FM "Dialogue 101" with Debra Wetzel, Cecile Weich, and Amelia Augustus on Women's Rights, March 28, 1986.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 2.
      See also #4.6.
    • T-337.3. KVEN-AM radio interview with Barry Turnbull and Amelia Augustus on Associated Press Poll on Women and the Workplace, June 16, 1986.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 3.
      See also #4.6.
    • T-337.4. Sidney Rolfe Memorial, March 24, 1976.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 4.
      See also #4.9.
    • T-337.5. ANDERSON, Congressman JOHN B., April 10, 1980 [transcript in #5.3].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 5.
    • T-337.6. BARTLEY, ROBERT L., June 11, 1980 [transcript in #5.7].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 6.
    • T-337.7. CUTLER/HEITMAN, June 10, 1986.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 7.
    • T-337.8. FLESCH, The Honorable COLETTE, February 18, 1982 [transcript in #7.4].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 8.
    • T-337.9. GEPHARDT/KEMP, March 18, 1985 [begins on side B].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 9.
    • T-337.10. GRAY/VOLCKER, May 10, 1988 [transcript in #7.16; side B is GRAY/VOLCKER and side A is O'CLEIREACAIN, Dr. CAROL].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 10.
    • T-337.11. HILLS/RUKEYSER, May 24, 1990.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 11.
    • T-337.12. HOWELL, The Right Honorable DAVID, October 2, 1979 [transcript in #8.17].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 12.
    • T-337.13. ISTEL, YVES-ANDRE, April 9, 1987.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 13.
    • T-337.14. KEMP, JACK, April 26, 1979 [transcript in #9.1].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 14.
    • T-337.15. MINARD, SALLY, June 1, 1995.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 15.
    • T-337.16. PETERSON, PETER G., March 18, 1981 [transcript in #10.16].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 16.
    • T-337.17. PITT, HARVEY, September 10, 1987 [side B is PITT , side A is BROOKS, DOROTHY D.]
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 17.
    • T-337.18. REUSS, Rep. HENRY S., December 10, 1979 [transcript in #11.7].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 18.
    • T-337.19. RIVLIN, ALICE M., September 19, 1979 [transcript in #11.8].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 19.
    • T-337.20. RIVLIN, ALICE M., July 28, 1982 [transcript in #11.9].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 20.
    • T-337.21. ROLFE, MARIA, Moderator. Seminar 2: ALBERT WOJNILOWER, January 24, 1980.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 21.
    • T-337.22. ROLFE, MARIA, Moderator. Seminar 4: JAMES BURTLE, February 7, 1980.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 22.
    • T-337.23. RUDER, DAVID S., May 19, 1989 (Part I) [transcript in #11.14].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 23.
    • T-337.24. RUDER, DAVID S., May 19, 1989 (Part II) [transcript in #11.14].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 24.
    • T-337.25. RUDER, DAVID S., May 19, 1989, Press conference following WERT event.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 25.
    • T-337.26. SEGER, Governor MARTHA A., October, 19, 1984 (Part I).
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 26.
    • T-337.27. SEGER, Governor MARTHA A., October, 19, 1984 (Part II).
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 27.
    • T-337.28. SHAD, JOHN S. R., May 7, 1984.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 28.
    • T-337.29. SMITH, Ambassador MICHAEL B., April 19, 1983 [transcript in #12.7].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 29.
    • T-337.30. SOLOMON, ANTHONY, January 25, 1982 [transcript in #12.8].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 30.
    • T-337.31. STAATS, ELMER B., December 5, 1980 [transcript in #12.9].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 31.
    • T-337.32. SVAHN, JOHN A., December 9, 1981 [transcript in #12.11].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 32.
    • T-337.33. TEETERS, NANCY, January 25, 1979 [transcript in #12.14].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 33.
    • T-337.34. THORN, GASTON, September 29, 1982 [transcript in #12.15]
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 34.
    • T-337.35. TYSON/SCHAUMAYER, October 24, 1994.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 35.
    • T-337.36. VOLCKER, PAUL A., April 22, 1982 [transcript in #13.3].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 36.
    • T-337.37. WALLICH, HENRY C., January 17, 1984.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 37.
    • T-337.38. WEINBERGER, The Honorable CASPAR W., July 28, 1981 [transcript in #13.9].
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 38.
    • T-337.39. WEINBERGER, The Honorable CASPAR W., March 8, 1984.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 39.
    • T-337.40. WHITMAN/TEETERS, January 31, 1985.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 40.
    • T-337.41. YELLEN/SCARDINO, October 28, 1997.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 41.
    • T-337.42. PRESIDENTIAL DIALOGUE, press conference, September 22, 1980.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 42.
      See also #14.2.
    • T-337.43. PRESIDENTIAL DIALOGUE, Channel 5 television interview presidential dialogue with Dr. Amelia Augustus, October 9, 1980.
      REQUEST AS T-337, reel 43.
      See also #14.2.
    • Vt-144.1. CBS Magazine WERT Segment ([interview with Maria] Rolfe), October 4, 1979 [transcript in #4.6].
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 1.
    • Vt-144.2. ANDERSON, Congressman JOHN B., April 10, 1980 [transcript in #5.3].
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 2.
    • Vt-144.3. BEHR, SOMA GOLDEN, November 19, 2001.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 3.
    • Vt-144.4. BELL, CAROLYN SHAW, April 8, 1997.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 4.
    • Vt-144.5. CLOHERTY, PATRICIA M., June 16, 1998.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 5.
    • Vt-144.6. COOPER/ROWLEY/WATKINS, November 3, 2003.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 6.
    • Vt-144.7. FORD, CONSTANCE MITCHELL, December 1, 1998.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 7.
    • Vt-144.8. FRANKLIN/TEETERS, November 12, 1996.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 8.
    • Vt-144.9-Vt-144.10. GRAY/VOLCKER, May 10, 1988 [transcript in #7.16].
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reels 9 and 10.
    • Vt-144.11. HAUSER/LOOMIS, September 15, 1998.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 11.
    • Vt-144.12. HILLS/RUKEYSER, May 24, 1990.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 12.
    • Vt-144.13. LOOMIS/MACK, November 27, 2000.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 13.
    • Vt-144.14. MINEHAN/WAIT, June 24, 1999.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 14.
    • Vt-144.15. NASAR/KRUGMAN, December 13, 2004.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 15.
    • Vt-144.16. O'NEILL, JUNE E., July 18, 1996.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 16.
    • Vt-144.17. PITT, HARVEY, September 10, 1987.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 17.
      Contains an edition of The Wall Street Journal Report that covers insider trading and shows a short clip of Pitt speaking at WERT; also an August 4, 1987 Today show interview with Amelia Augustus on women revealing their age in the workplace.
    • Vt-144.18. QUINN/HOPKINS, October 15, 2002.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 18.
    • Vt-144.19. ROCKEFELLER/WOLFENSOHN, January 25, 1996 [transcript in #11.10].
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 19.
    • Vt-144.20. WAGNER, JEANETTE S., July 15, 1998.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 20.
    • Vt-144.21. WALLICH, HENRY C., January 17, 1984.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 21.
    • Vt-144.22. WEINBERGER, The Honorable CASPAR W., July 28, 1981 [transcript in #13.9].
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 22.
    • Vt-144.23. WHITMAN/TEETERS, January 31, 1985.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 23.
    • Vt-144.24. YELLEN/SCARDINO, October 28, 1997.
      REQUEST AS Vt-144, reel 24.

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