Difference between revisions of "Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc"

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Merrill Lynch is one of the biggest companies in financial services.

Dan Crippen - Director of the Congressional Budget Office (1999-2003)
Andrew J. Duck - 2002 U.S. congressional candidate
Harold Ford, Jr. - 2006 U.S. Senate candidate, named a Vice Chairman in January 2007
John Key - Member of the New Zealand House of Representatives (2001-present), Leader of the Opposition (2006-present)
William J. McDonough - President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1999-2003)
Donald Regan - U.S. Secretary of the Treasury (1981-85), White House Chief of Staff (1985-87)
Mark S. Schweiker - Governor of Pennsylvania (2001-2003)
Jyotiraditya Madhavrao Scindia - Member of the Indian Lok Sabha (2002-present)
Milen Velchev - Finance Minister of Bulgaria (2001-2005)

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 *[[Peter Magowan]], [[Safeway Inc.|Safeway]] chairman, baseball team owner
 *[[James Merrill]] (1926-1995), poet
+==Affiliations==
+* [[Centre for European Reform]]
+*[[LLM Communications]] clients 30.11.03 - 31.05.04
+*[[European Parliamentary Financial Services Forum]]
+* [[Burson-Marsteller]], client
+*[[David H Komansky]]
+*[[Weber Shandwick]], UK Client, 2004
+*Colin Buchan of Merrill Lynch World Mining Trust Plc,
+*[[Ogilvy & Mather]], client
+*[[International Financial Services London]] member
+*[[Adair Turner]] Vice-Chairman of [[Merrill Lynch]] and former Director-General of the [[CBI]].
+*[[Club of Three]]
+*[[National Institute of Economic and Social Research]]
+* [[European Atlantic Group]]
+*[[Frank Luntz]]
+*[[Marshall Society]]
+*[[Institute of International Finance]]
+* [[Business in the Community]] (2331 bytes)
+**[[Robert Wigley]], [[Merrill Lynch International]], Chairman, Education Leadership T...
+* [[David Miles]] Chief UK Economist for [[Merrill Lynch]].
+*Donor to the [[New Labour: Donors|Labour Party]]