MIT •
F. Duane Ackerman ('78), former chairman and CEO of
BellSouth •
Thad Allen, former
Commandant of the
U.S. Coast Guard •
Kofi Annan ('72), former
Secretary-General of the United Nations and winner of
Nobel Peace Prize in 2001 •
Megan J. Brennan ('03), 74th
United States Postmaster General, CEO of
United States Postal Service •
Patrick R. Donahoe ('93), 73rd
United States Postmaster General, CEO of
United States Postal Service •
John E. Potter ('95), 72nd
United States Postmaster General, CEO of
United States Postal Service •
Chan Chun Sing ('05), Minister in Prime Minister's Office and the Secretary-General of the National Trades Union Congress, Singapore •
Colby Chandler, former chairman and CEO of
Kodak •
Philip M. Condit ('75), former chairman and CEO of
Boeing •
Carly Fiorina, former CEO of
Hewlett-Packard •
John Legere, ('91) CEO of
T-Mobile US •
Donald V. Fites ('71), former chairman and CEO of
Caterpillar Inc •
William Clay Ford, Jr. ('84), Chairman of
Ford Motor Company •
James C. Foster ('85), Chairman and CEO of
Charles River Laboratories •
Gan Siow Huang ('10), first Singaporean female general •
Bruce S. Gordon ('88), former president and CEO of
NAACP •
Daniel Hesse, President and CEO of
Sprint Nextel •
Robert Horton ('71), British businessman and former chairman and CEO of
BP •
Robert Lawrence Kuhn ('80), China expert, corporate strategist, and public intellectual •
Nabiel Makarim ('85), former Minister of Environment of
Indonesia •
Alan Mulally ('82), former president and CEO of Ford Motor Company •
Abdullatif bin Ahmed Al Othman ('98), Governor of
Saudi Arabia's
General Investment Authority (SAGIA) •
David Pekoske, 7th Administrator of the
Transportation Security Administration and former
Vice Commandant of the
U.S. Coast Guard •
William A. Porter, co-founder of
E*TRADE •
Gerhard Schulmeyer, former president and CEO of
Siemens •
Keiji Tachikawa ('78), President of the
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency •
John W. Thompson ('83), Chairman of
Symantec •
Ron Williams ('84), CEO and Chairman of
Aetna Stanford •
William Amelio ('89), President and CEO,
Lenovo Group (China) •
Scott Brady ('00), founder and CEO, Fiber Tower and Slice (US) • Lord
John Browne of Madingley ('81), Chairman and CEO of
BP, Member of the
British House of Lords (UK) • Sir
Howard Davies ('80), Director,
London School of Economics, and Deputy Governor,
Bank of England (UK) •
Paul Deneve ('10), CEO,
Yves Saint Laurent (France) •
Thomas Falk ('89), Chairman, President and CEO,
Kimberly-Clark (US) •
Chris Gibson-Smith ('85), Chairman,
London Stock Exchange (UK) •
Alan Giles ('88), CEO,
HMV (UK) • Brigadier General
Lee Hsien Yang ('80), CEO,
Singtel (Singapore) • Hon.
Regina Ip ('87), Secretary for Security,
Government of Hong Kong •
Robert Joss ('66), CEO,
Westpac Bank (Australia), and Dean,
Stanford Graduate School of Business (US) • Dan Macklin ('11), Co-founder,
SoFi (US) • Sir
Deryck Maughan ('78), Managing Director and Chairman,
KKR Asia, former CEO of
Citigroup International (US) •
Sir Callum McCarthy ('82), Chairman,
Financial Services Authority (UK) •
Hank McKinnell ('68), Chairman and CEO,
Pfizer (US) •
Gary Mekikian, Co-founder and CEO, M&M Media Inc, (US) •
JoAnn H. Morgan ('77), Senior Executive,
NASA (US) •
Daniel Novegil ('84), CEO,
Ternium (Argentina) •
John Robert Porter ('81), Chairman, Telos Group (Belgium) •
Mark Pigott ('95), Chairman and CEO,
Paccar (US) •
Frank Shrontz (1970), Chairman,
Boeing (US) •
Karl Slym, CEO,
Tata Motors (UK) •
Min Zhu, Co-founder and President and Chief Technical Officer,
WebEx (US) •
Patti Poppe (‘05), CEO,
PG&E LBS •
Mary Curnock-Cook (2002), Chief Executive Universities & Colleges Admissions Service •
Tomáš Drucker (2023),
Minister of Education and Minister of Health, Slovakia •
Jitesh Gadhia (2000), Senior Advisor,
Blackstone Group •
Gillian Keegan (2010)
Secretary of State for Education, United Kingdom •
Leong Mun Wai (1992),
Non-Constituency Member of Parliament, Singapore ==References==