In addition, Harvey is a member of the following industry and civic organizations:
American Coalition for Clean Coal Energy board member; Bituminous Coal Operators'
Association (chairman 2006-present); Coal Industry Advisory Board of the International
Energy Agency; National Coal Council; National Mining Association (chairman 2002-2004);
The Conservation Fund; Virginia Coalfield Economic Development Authority; Waterways
Council, Inc.; World Coal Institute (vice chairman 2001-2003); Allegheny Conference
on Community Development Executive Committee; Boy Scouts of America National
Executive Board and Boy Scouts of America Greater Pittsburgh Council (chairman
2003-2006); The Duquesne Club board of directors; Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Chairman's Council; and the University of Pittsburgh Board of Trustees.
Harvey began his business career in 1979 with Kaiser Steel Company at the Sunnyside
Mine in Utah, and in 1984 he was elected vice president and general manager for
Kaiser Coal of New Mexico. In 1986 he joined Utah Power & Light Company.
Harvey was elected vice president-mining for PacifiCorp in 1990. He was named
president and chief executive officer of Interwest in 1993, vice president of
PacifiCorp Fuels in 1993, and president and chief executive officer of PacifiCorp
Energy in 1995. He became president and chief executive officer of CONSOL Energy
Inc. on January 1, 1998.
Ralph Baxter served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Orrick from 1990
through March 2013. Under Mr. Baxter’s leadership, Orrick expanded, diversified
and extended its geographic reach, transforming from a domestic firm with California
origins to its position today as one of the world’s most prominent global law
firms, with more than 1,100 lawyers in 25 offices across the United States, Europe
and Asia. Mr. Baxter also launched several transformative initiatives that
more closely align Orrick with its clients, including non‑traditional talent
and pricing models, distinguishing the firm as a bold innovator in the legal
industry.
Mr. Hageboeck holds a doctorate in Economics from Indiana University and graduated
with a BS in Economics from Butler University. He is married to Samantha, and
they have four children. The oldest attends the US Merchant Marine Academy and
the younger children attend public schools in Charleston.
Set pins in Bowling Alley
Built cars and raced in three soap box derbies
Sold jewelry to fellow cadets in military school
Army - stationed in Japan
Sold exchange cars to GI's being discharged
Founded Shrine Bowl - football event between 8,610 soldiers and Japanese College
Allstars, proceeds to local orphanage
Gerald (Jerry) MacCleary is president of Bayer MaterialScience LLC (BMS) for the
NAFTA region and serves as the senior representative for Bayer in Pittsburgh
and the larger Allegheny County area communities.
MacCleary also leads the Polyurethanes business for the NAFTA region of BMS, a
responsibility he has held since 2004.
Ambassador João Vale de Almeida is the Head of the Delegation of the European Union
to the United States. He presented his credentials to President Obama on
August 10, 2010.
Prior to his appointment in Washington as the European Union's Ambassador, he served
as the Director General for External Relations at the European Commission, the
European Union's executive body. As the most senior official under the authority
of the High Representative/Vice-President Baroness Ashton, he helped formulate
and execute the EU's foreign policy and played a key role in preparing for the
new European External Action Service (EEAS) introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon.
Nathan serves on Savage Companies Board of Directors and as Senior Vice President
and Group Leader for the Oil & Gas Midstream Solutions Group. Nathan
joined Savage in 1995 and served in Operations, Finance, Business Development
and most recently as Leader for the Corporate Development and Refinery Solutions
Groups. Before joining Savage, Nathan worked with a venture capital group
as Operations Manager for a wireless telecommunications company.
William C. Foote is retired chairman and CEO of USG Corporation, based in
Chicago. Mr. Foote is a member of the board of Walgreen Co., Kohler Co.
and a trustee of Williams College.
USG Corporation is a multi-billion dollar manufacturer and distributor of high-performance
building systems that serve the residential, non-residential, and repair and
remodel construction markets. USG is the largest manufacturer of gypsum products
in North America and largest distributor of wallboard in the United States.
Robert McMillian has been in business in West Virginia for 37 years, much of that
time as a beer distributor in Martinsburg, West Virginia. A major business figure
in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle, McMillan has been active in West Virginia’s
business and educational arenas for much of those nearly four decades.
A native of Charleston, West Virginia, McMillan serves as president and CEO of
Martinsburg-based Jefferson Distributing Company, a company he purchased in 1986.
He earned his bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill and a MBA from Emory University.
Richard Pilnik is Chairman of the Board of Diamedica, a clinical stage biopharmaceutical
company focused on the treatment of diabetes.
A native of Sao Paulo, Brazil, Pilnik’s 30-plus year career has been truly global
in scope, holding various management positions in Brazil, Venezuela, the UK and
U.S. He retired earlier this year from Quintiles Transnational, a global leader
in outsourcing services to the pharmaceutical industry, where he had served for
five years.
