THEODORE ROOSEVELT MALLOCH University of Oxford, Said School of Business Cell 44 (0) UK

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1 THEODORE ROOSEVELT MALLOCH University of Oxford, Said School of Business Cell 44 (0) UK EDUCATION Ph.D. in Political Economy, University of Toronto, M. Litt. (Honors) in Political Economy, University of Aberdeen, Scotland, B.A. (cum laude) Political Studies and Economics, Gordon College, Numerous courses at the Foreign Service Institute, Arlington, VA on management, economic development, negotiation, intelligence, area studies, foreign language and diplomacy. Four (Honorary) Doctorates in Humane Letters/Philosophy, Law, Science, and Divinity from leading universities. PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Professor and Fellow, Practice of Management, Said School of Business, Oxford University, Oxford, UK, teaching MBA, EMBA, and Executive Education on responsible leadership, business ethics, global strategy, and corporate governance present. Research Professor and Principal Investigator, The Spiritual Capital Initiative and Senior Fellow, Center for the Study of Representative Institutions, and Yale School of Management, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, Managing Director (Americas) and Supervisory Board Member, Academy of Business in Society, New York, Brussels, and Shanghai, 2009-present. Supernumerary Fellow, Wolfson College, Oxford University, 2012 October Visiting Fellow and Visiting Professor, Global Ethics Institute, Tubingen University, Germany, 2013-present Senior Common Room Fellow, Wadham College, University of Oxford 2014-present Research Fellow, Blackfriars, University of Oxford, 2014-present. Fellow and Director International Summer School, Pembroke College, University of Oxford,

2 Adjunct Professor, Center for Spiritual Capital and Corporate Responsibility, College of Business, Loyola University, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2008 present. Adjunct Professor, Department of Economics and Drucker School of Management, Claremont Graduate University, 2007 present. Assistant Professor, Glendon College, York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, ( ). Assistant Professor, Gordon College, Wenham, Massachusetts, ( ). Lecturer, Foreign Service Institute, Arlington, Virginia, ( ). OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE THE ROOSEVELT GROUP/GLOBAL FIDUCIARY GOVERNANCE, LLC Chairman and CEO 1992-Present A world-class strategy, management and executive development company working with a who s who list of Fortune 500 companies and media properties to organize senior executive thought leadership focused on issues of significance to senior most executives, especially governance. Cofounder and director of PricewaterhouseCoopers CEO/CFO Learning Partnership, involving some 7500 global CEOs from 23 industry sectors on best practice. THE ASPEN INSTITUTE Vice President and Senior Fellow for all National Seminars and Wye Center Executive Programs Oversight and responsibility for all programs and developments at the Wye Center and for cooperative, corporate and national seminars; Co director, Institute for Information Studies, a joint program with Northern Telecom for chief information officers. The Aspen Institute is a leading international academic organization whose programs are designed to enhance the ability of leaders in business, government and the non-profit sector on leadership. 2

3 CNN WORLD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONGRESS Washington, DC President Full responsibility for producing, executing and funding the CNN sponsored preeminent meeting for Chief Executive Officers of the world's largest corporations for the discussion of international strategies and global business development. WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM, Geneva, Switzerland Member of the Executive Board Organizational, intellectual and managerial responsibilities for the entire range of programs, including the renowned Davos meeting, the World Financial Services Industry Forum, and many Country Forums around the World. Concurrently UNITED NATIONS, Geneva, Switzerland Deputy to Executive Secretary, Economic Commission for Europe Senior advisor at ambassadorial level to the executive head with full operational responsibility (COO) for the management of a large multilateral United Nations organization: large international staff, multimillion dollar budget, and extensive program of work in economic cooperation and development, sustainability, standardization, and analysis. WHARTON CHASE ECONOMETRICS, Washington, DC Vice President for Consulting Managing director of national office, responsible for large research, sales 3

4 and marketing staff, business development and all consulting projects, with particular attention to government agencies, international organizations, foreign governments, and corporations. SALOMON BROTHERS INC., New York, NY International Capital Markets Group Responsible for various types of international coverage, securitization issues, debt for equity swaps, country advisory work, privatizations, and related product and investment banking business development. U.S. SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE Washington, DC Special Legislative Assistant on International Economics Senior professional staff, covering major international economic issues, development and finance policy, with particular attention to multilateral development banks, foreign assistance, investment and trade. Extensive international travel. U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT, Washington, DC Senior International Economist Provided analyses of commodity, trade, debt, investment, North-South and East-West issues. Conducted high-level briefings. Authored Secretary of State s daily briefing book. Served on intra-governmental task forces and committees. Monitored and guided external research projects with the academic community. Extensive speaking and media engagements. Represented U.S. government in various international fora. PUBLICATIONS 4

5 Books Responsible: Prudent Business, co-authored with Claus Dierksmeier, forthcoming. The End of Ethics: How to fix a fundamentally Broken Financial System, Wiley, Practical Wisdom for Management: Case Studies, Greenleaf Publishing, Doing Virtuous Business, Nelson, America s Spiritual Capital, with Nicolas Capaldi, St. Augustine Press, Thrift: Rebirth of a Forgotten Virtue, Encounter, Being Generous, Templeton Press, Spiritual Enterprise, Encounter, Religious Freedom Around the World, with Paul Marshall, ed., Rowan & Littlefield, Renewing American Culture, with Scott Massey, Scrivener, Unleashing The Power of Perpetual Learning, with Donald Norris, SCM Press, Issues in Trade and Development Policy, Greenwood/Praeger, Where are We Now? University Press, The State of Christian Political Reflection, University Press, Beyond Reductionism, Irvington, Articles and Essays Over 150 book reviews and popular articles in the following: New York Times, Washington Post, Washington Times, Wall Street Journal, The American Spectator, The Weekly Standard, Time, and The Economist. Regular contributor to: CFO magazine on corporate governance, reputation risk, and business ethics. Over a dozen articles in peer reviewed journals. PROFESSIONAL LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS Lectures and presentations to over 100 university and college groups around the world, including, US AmPart 7 times. 5

6 Some samples: The Future of the Market Economy and Democracy, Catholic University of Portugal, June Spiritual Values in the Workplace, Distinguished Lecture Series, Houghton College, March Leadership Lecture Series, Oklahoma Christian University, November Transforming Business, Cambridge University, August Being Generous, Center on Philanthropy, IUPUI, May The Lamplight Lecture, Trinity Western University, March Lecture Series on the State of the Global Economy, Wolfsberg Executive Center, UBS, 2008 and Hudson Institute, Center for Religious Freedom, Book Release Event, June Continuity and Change, Metanexus Conference, University of Pennsylvania, March Linking Economic and Religious Liberty, Fraser Institute, March The Henry Lecture, Calvin College, November Renewing American Culture, Lake Visitor Lecture, The Lake Center on Faith and Giving, Indiana University, October Globalization and Its Critics, Distinguished Lecture Series, Loyola University, May Long Term Solutions to End Global Poverty, Sarah Smith Conference, Yale Divinity School, September Renewing American Culture and the Pursuit of Happiness, Center for the Study of the Book, Library of Congress, June Freedom and Values in Action, Gruter Institute, Harvard Business School, May Thrift: A Victorian Virtue, Global Leadership Network, Lyford Cay Club, May Just War Theory, United States Air Force,

7 HONORS AND AWARDS LLD. University of Aberdeen (honorary), The Order of St. John, University of Toronto, Hart House Open Fellowship, ( ). St. Andrew's Society Fellowship, ( ). GRANTS Over $10 million in research grants from major foundations, agencies, councils, governments and individuals PROFESSIONAL AFFLIATIONS American Economic Association American Political Science Association Society for Business Ethics Zermatt Summit Foundation Philadelphia Society University Club Yale Club The Bears Club Editorial board of three professional academic journals BOARDS AND FUNDRAISING Served on the boards of over thirty-five for profit and not for profit companies. Some of these include: PolarisFT, the Indian software company, Interchange, the UK ethics firm, Zeron Capital, a leading Japanese merchant and Investment bank, Shogun Fund, Foxhall Mutual Funds, Eton Court Asset Management, Chesapeake Wetlands Trust, Scottish Universities Trust (President), a number of political-economic research institutions, Liberty Fund, and The Governor of Maryland s Information Technology Board, a major consulting firm, a telecommunications company, two Internet companies, a third world development and relief agency, a not-for-profit research foundation, 7

8 Templeton Foundation Advisors, Perry Institute of Marine Science, Pew Charitable Trusts, Great Dads (Chairman), Berkeley School of Divinity, and Yale University Divinity School. Proprietary consulting to over 150 multinational corporations on operational excellence and global strategy. 8