Difference between revisions of "Conrad Black"
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*[[Council on Foreign Relations]]: Former Member of the International Advisory Board | *[[Council on Foreign Relations]]: Former Member of the International Advisory Board | ||
*[[National Interest]]: Member, Advisory Council | *[[National Interest]]: Member, Advisory Council | ||
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*[[Brascan Corporation]], director | *[[Brascan Corporation]], director | ||
*[[Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce]], director | *[[Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce]], director | ||
Revision as of 11:11, 27 May 2009
Conrad Black is a former media mogul whose Hollinger International empire once included the Daily Telegraph, the Jerusalem Post and the Chicago Sun-Times. He was sentenced to 6.5 years in prison for fraud and obstruction of justice in December 2007.[1]
Affiliations
- Hudson Institute: Former Member, Board of Trustees
- Nixon Center: Member, Board of Directors
- Trilateral Commission: Former Member
- Council on Foreign Relations: Former Member of the International Advisory Board
- National Interest: Member, Advisory Council
- director of Sotheby's Holdings, Inc.
- Brascan Corporation, director
- Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, director
- CanWest Global Communications, director
- Jerusalem Post Limited, director
- Steering Committee of the Bilderberg Group
- International Institute for Strategic Studies, member
- Chairman's Council of the Americas Society,
- trustee of the Malcolm Muggeridge Foundation,
- director of the Centre for Policy Studies in London[2]
Connections
- Barbara Amiel: wife
- Richard Perle: Hollinger International director
- Dean Godson: Former assistant
- Roy MacLaren interlocking director
Notes
- ↑ RightWeb profile - Conrad Black, accessed 4 March 2007.
- ↑ RightWeb profile - Conrad Black, accessed 4 March 2007.
