MSFS Advisors
An important part of MSFS counseling is the time and advice given to students by the following distinguished private and public officials who serve as Advisors to the MSFS Program. Advisors meet on an informal basis with students in their offices, homes or on campus to discuss career plans and provide insights and assistance.
Pauline Baker
President
The Fund for Peace
Jeffrey Bernstein, MSFS Class of '85
Managing Partner
Keel Capital Management LLC
Audrey A. Bracey Deegan, MSFS Class of '81
Managing Director
Hudson Chesapeake
Joseph Cirincione, MSFS Class of '83
Senior Vice President
Center for American Progress
Wendy Silberman Cutler, MSFS Class of '83
Asst. Trade Rep for North Asian Affairs
Ruth Davis
former Director General, Foreign Service
Distinguished Advisor, The
Gloria Grandolini, MSFS Class of '88
Head, Banking and Debt Management
The World Bank Treasury
Fruzsina Harsanyi
Vice President, Public Affairs
Tyco International Ltd.
Denis McDonough, MSFS Class of '96
Senior Fellow and Senior Advisor
Center for American Progress
Sherry Mueller
President
National Council for International Visitors
Alex P. Orfinger, MSFS Class of '86
Publisher
The
Martin Rust, MSFS Class of '86
Market Executive
RBC Centura Bank
Ghida Salaam, MSFS Class of '86
Chairman, Board of Trustees
Michael Sheehan, MSFS Class of '88
Deputy Commissioner for Counterterrorism
NYPD
Andrew Shoyer, MSFS Class of '86
Partner
Sidley &
Nancy Soderberg, MSFS Class of '84
Vice President
International Crisis Group
Gregory Touma, MSFS Class of '86
President
Global Transitions, Inc.
Luis Viada, MSFS Class of '76
Managing Director, Global Development
The McGraw-Hill Companies
John Walcott
Knight Ridder Inc.
Casimir Yost, MSFS Class of '73
Director, Institute for the Study of Diplomacy
MSFS in Profile
Matthew Weiller
MSFS '87
"The Georgetown MSFS Program... prepared me well for a career as a U.S. Foreign Service Officer."
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