"We would like a standard to be chosen quickly, " says UBS' Ursula Mills, the group's cochairman.
Baron is now cochairman of the Kerry-Edwards Victory 2004 campaign, a leading fundraiser.
"Whitacre is there, in part, to provide tutelage, " says Craig Aronoff, cochairman of the Family Business Consulting Group in Marietta, Georgia.
Two months after resigning last February as cochairman (with Iovine) of the Universal unit, he popped up as chief executive of ArtistDirect.
For Pottruck, who recently announced that he would become cochairman of the firm, it appears as if this could be his second coming.
Two months after resigning in February as cochairman with Iovine at the Universal unit, he popped up as chairman and CEO of something called ArtistDirect.
Tessler knew something about this stuff, as a for-mer cochairman of Data Broadcasting and cofounder of CBSMarketWatch.com, both of which provide financial services to Web companies.
"Stephen's been very happy doing what he's doing and doesn't want to be the king, " says his father, Charles, who was cochairman of Seagram from 1986 to 2000.
Tessler knew something about this stuff, as a former cochairman of Data Broadcasting and a cofounder of CBS MarketWatch.com, both of which provide financial services to web companies.
Bill Shipman, chairman of CarriageOaks Partners and cochairman of the Cato Project on Social Security Choice and who also helps the Heritage Foundation and others promote reform, has done extensive work demonstrating that such a system can becreated with extremely low administrative costs.
Washington Attorney General Robert McKenna, cochairman of NAAG's Tobacco Committee, told the audience how an army of lawyers at NAAG and state AG offices keeps tabs on the tobacco industry, from monitoring sales to stepping in to halt taboo marketing tactics such as running cartoon ads in Rolling Stone.
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