Leadership

U.S. Global Leadership Coalition

The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC) is a broad-based, influential network of businesses, non-governmental organizations and community leaders in all 50 states who support a smart power approach of elevating development and diplomacy alongside a strong defense. The USGLC brings together the efforts of two sister organizations into one dynamic brand with a commitment to building a better, safer and more prosperous world.

U.S. Global Leadership Campaign	Center for U.S. Global Leadership
The U.S. Global Leadership Campaign is the advocacy arm of the USGLC. Created in 1995, this 501-c(4) organization brings together over 400 businesses and non-governmental organizations who share a commitment to advocating for a robust U.S. International Affairs Budget.	The Center for U.S. Global Leadership is the education arm of the USGLC. This 501-c(3) organization develops dynamic programs in the nation’s capital and across the country to educate the American public and engage foreign policy and national security leaders about the importance of America’s smart power tools of development and diplomacy .
George Ingram, USGLC Chairman Academy for Educational Development (AED) Bill Lane, USGLC Co-President Caterpillar Nancy Lindborg, USGLC Co-President Mercy Corps Anne Richard, USGLC Vice President International Rescue Committee Jeff Hofgard, USGLC Treasurer Boeing Company Susanna Mudge, USGLC Secretary Chemonics International, Inc. Jodi Bond Motorola James Boomgard DAI Carolyn Brehm Procter & Gamble Jeffrey Colman American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Joseph Damond Pfizer Inc. Karl Hofmann Population Services International Ron Johnson RTI International Craig Lasher Population Action International Charles MacCormack Save the Children Stephen Moseley Academy for Educational Development (AED) John Murphy U.S. Chamber of Commerce Ted Okada Microsoft Corporation Bill O’Keefe Catholic Relief Services Chris Policinski Land O’Lakes, Inc. Nancy Ziuzin Schlegel Lockheed Martin Corporation Asif Shaikh International Resources Group David Stafford Northrop Grumman Corporation Sarah Thorn Wal-Mart John Wilson National Education Association JoDee Winterhof CARE Sam Worthington InterAction Peter Yeo United Nations Foundation Robert Zachritz World Vision Joel Johnson, Emeritus Northrop Grumman Corporation Ted Weihe, Emeritus Land O’Lakes, Inc.	Tony Barclay, President Development Practitioners Forum Nancy Ziuzin Schlegel, Treasurer Lockheed Martin Corporation Ritu Sharma Fox, Secretary Women Thrive Worldwide William Clapp Seattle International Foundation Daniel Glickman Motion Picture Association of America Mark Green Malaria No More George Ingram Academy for Educational Development Charito Kruvant Creative Associates Ann Lewis No Limits.org Norman Ornstein American Enterprise Institute

U.S. Global Leadership Campaign

Center for U.S. Global Leadership

The U.S. Global Leadership Campaign is the advocacy arm of the USGLC. Created in 1995, this 501-c(4) organization brings together over 400 businesses and non-governmental organizations who share a commitment to advocating for a robust U.S. International Affairs Budget.

The Center for U.S. Global Leadership is the education arm of the USGLC. This 501-c(3) organization develops dynamic programs in the nation’s capital and across the country to educate the American public and engage foreign policy and national security leaders about the importance of America’s smart power tools of development and diplomacy .

George Ingram, USGLC Chairman
Academy for Educational Development (AED)

Bill Lane, USGLC Co-President
Caterpillar

Nancy Lindborg, USGLC Co-President
Mercy Corps

Anne Richard, USGLC Vice President
International Rescue Committee

Jeff Hofgard, USGLC Treasurer
Boeing Company

Susanna Mudge, USGLC Secretary
Chemonics International, Inc.

Jodi Bond
Motorola

James Boomgard
DAI

Carolyn Brehm
Procter & Gamble

Jeffrey Colman
American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC)

Joseph Damond
Pfizer Inc.

Karl Hofmann
Population Services International