The Council Cabinet is composed of individuals, corporations, and foundations who share a commitment to education in international affairs and stand ready to lead and support the goals of the Council. As a member of the Council Cabinet, you will meet regularly with distinguished leaders from the United States and abroad. You will enjoy private dinners, exclusive receptions, and off-the-record briefings. Three or more Cabinet events are normally held each month, even during the summer.
View upcoming Cabinet events here.
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Not only does membership in the Council Cabinet expand my knowledge, it enriches my life through the extraordinary friendship with fellow members. It has been exhilarating and I look forward to every event. Cynthia Everage |
Duncan McCargo, University of Leeds
Thursday, December 1
Nicholas Blanford, Times of London
Tuesday, November 15 - Private Dinner
Robin Wright, Woodrow Wilson International Center
Wednesday, November 2nd - Evening Reception
Sylvia Longmire, Consultant
Thursday, October 20th - Evening Reception
Marcus Noland, Peterson Institute of International Economics
Thursday, October 13th - Private Dinner
Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, Hoover Institution
Wednesday, October 5th - Private Dinner
My Pakistan
Marvi Memon, former member of Pakistan's Parliament
Private Dinner
Israel - Search for Security and Lasting Peace
Danny Rothschild, IDC Herzliya
Private Luncheon
Turmoil in Syria
Murhaf Jouejati, National Defense University
Private Reception
Cuba Today
Nicolas Shumway, Rice University
Private Dinner
Sushi Tasting & Discussion on Japan
Carl Rosa, Japan-American Initiative
Private Dinner
The Gulen Movement: Structure and Goals
Helen Ebaugh, University of Houston
Private Dinner
Patrick Cirillo, International Monetary Fund
Hosted by Federal Reserve Bank of Houston
Dinner
Cyber Wafare: The Impending Battle
Lt. General Henry Raduege Jr., USAF (Ret.), Deloitte
Reception
The Real War in Mexico
Shannon O'Neil, Council on Foreign Relations
Reception
The Law of the Sea
Scott Borgerson, Council on Foreign Relations
Reception
The Global Financial Architecture
Robert Kimmitt, former US Deputy Secretary of the Treasury
Reception
Is Russia’s Democratic Experiment Over?
David Satter, Hoover Institution
Dinner
The Honorable Ichiro Fujisaki
Ambassador of Japan to the United States
Luncheon
Ten Days in Iran: What I Saw at the Revolution
Joe Klein, Newsweek
Reception
A Discussion of Energy in China
Michael Economides, University of Houston
Reception
Economic Policy: Hits and Misses
Marty Lobel, Lobel, Novins & Lamont, LLP
Dinner
The Fall of the Berlin Wall
Romesh Ratnesar, TIME
Reception
Entrepreneurs in Africa
June Arunga, Open Quest Media
Reception
Vietnam Rising?
Thomas Vallely
Reception
Opportunities and Challenges for a Palestinian State
Maen Areikat, Chief Representative of the PLO Mission
Reception
Al Qaeda’s Grand Strategy
Bruce Hoffman
Reception
The Century Ahead
George Friedman, STRATFOR
Reception
Democracy in Latin America
Alejandro Toledo, Former President of Peru
Reception
Understanding China
Dimitri Devan, The World Bank
Reception
America’s Role in the World
Mitt Romney
Reception
Russian/Kazakhstan Energy
Ariel Cohen, Council of Foreign Relations
Reception
The Fat Tail: The Power of Political Knowledge for Strategic Investing
Preston Keat, Eurasia Group
Reception
Is There an Emerging Terrorist Threat in Latin America?
Doug Farah, Author
Reception
The Search for Truth in Iraq
Charles Duelfer, CIA
Private Dinner
Opening the Mexican Economy
Eduardo Perez Motta, Federal Competition Commission of Mexico
Dinner
The Peacemakers
Martin Indyk, former Ambassador of United States to Israel
Reception
Talking with Iran
Trita Parsi, National Iranian American Association
Reception
Global Food Crisis
Edwin Price, Texas A&M Borlaug Institute
Reception
Argentina Unveiled
Nicolas Shumway, University of Texas
Reception
Russia’s Nervous Neighbors
Robert Hamilton, Lieutenant Colonel
Reception
Force and Diplomacy: A Brigade Commander’s War in Iraq
Peter Mansoor, US Army Colonel
Reception
Brazil Rising
Simon Marks, Journalist
Reception
Shaping a World of Freedom: the foreign policy budget
Robert Pearson, Ambassador
Reception
Tomorrow's Middle East
Robin Wright, Journalist
Reception
Putin’s Labyrinth
Steve Levine, Author
Dinner
The Arab Center
Marwan Muasher, Jordanian diplomat
Reception
Russia and the Caucuses
Jon Sawyer, Journalist
Dinner
China in Africa: Implications for Human Rights and Energy
Robert G. Houdek, US Ambassador to Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Uganda
Dinner
The United States and Germany: Common Values, New Challenges
His Excellency Klaus Scharioth
Ambassador of Federal Republic of Germany
Dinner
The Cost of Corruption
Peter Eigen
Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative
Transparency International
Reception
Smart Power: A Smarter, More Secure America
Joseph Nye
Harvard University, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Reception
A Discussion on Energy Independence
Robert Bryce
Energy Tribune
Reception
The Russian Elections: Putin-3
Leon Aron
American Enterprise Institute
Dinner
Islamic Approaches to Conflict Resolution
Major Kathleen Meilahn
CENTCOM
Reception
Russia's Capitalist Revolution: Why Market Reform Succeeded and Democracy Failed
Anders Aslund
Peterson Institute for International Economics
Dinner
U.S.-Iranian relations
Trita Parsi
National American Iranian Council
Reception
Revolution of Hope
Vicente Fox
Former President of Mexico
Reception
Unrest in Bolivia: Implications for the Region
Jorge Quiroga
Former President of Bolivia
Reception
Law & Rwanda
Don Wallace
International Law Institute
Dinner
Presidential Courage
Michael Beschloss
Historian and Author
Dinner


