2010 Leadership & Innovation Conference
Sister Mary Scullion
Chair of Host Committee
Project H.O.M.E., Founder & Executive Director; 2002 Fellow to Central & Western Europe
2010 EF Distinguished Alumnus recipient
Richard Bendis*
Innovation America, Founder & President
Tim Boyle
KPMG LLP, Partner; 2005 Fellow to Ireland & U.K.
Della Clark
Enterprise Center, President; 2002 Fellow to Central Europe & Ireland
Diane Dalto
PA Council for the Arts, Chair; 2000 Fellow to Eastern Europe
Donna Frisby-Greenwood
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Program Director; 2003 Fellow to Turkey
Jane Golden
Mural Arts Program, Director; 2003 Fellow to Ireland
Greg Goldman
Digital Impact Group, CEO; 2003 Fellow to Thailand & China (Taiwan)
Tine Hansen-Turton
National Nursing Centers Consortium, CEO; 2005 Fellow to Singapore & New Zealand
Gail Harrity
Philadelphia Museum of Art, President & COO; 2002 Fellow to China & China (Taiwan)
Loree Jones
City Year, Co-Executive Director; 2007 Fellow to South Africa
Christine Massey
University of Pennsylvania Institute for Research in Cognitive Science, Director; 2001 Fellow to Australia & New Zealand
Diane Melley
IBM, Director, Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs; 2001 Fellow to Belgium & Ireland
Jane Pepper
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, Immediate Past President*
Aaron Posner
2001 Fellow to Eastern Europe
Pedro Ramos
Trujillo Rodriguez & Richards, Partner; 2000 Fellow to France
Maitreyi Roy
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, Executive Vice President; 2007 Fellow to Germany, Spain & Belgium
Susan Sherman
Independence Foundation, President & CEO*
Nick Torres
The Philadelphia School Project, Executive Director; 2008 Fellow to Chile & Argentina
Steve Welch
DreamIt Ventures, Co-Founder; 2009 Fellow to China, China (Taiwan) & Singapore
Tom Woodward
Bank of America, Pennsylvania Market President*
*Eisenhower Fellowships Steering Committee members
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Origin of the Eisenhower Fellowships
A private, non-profit, non partisan organization created in 1953 by a group of prominent American citizens to honor then President Dwight D. Eisenhower for his contribution to humanity as a soldier, statesman, and world leader.
Mission
Eisenhower Fellowships engages emerging leaders from around the world to enhance their professional capabilities, broaden their contacts, deepen their perspectives, and unite them in a diverse, global community – a network where dialogue, understanding, and collaboration lead to a more prosperous world.
Programs
An individualized national itinerary of visits and consultations with U.S. leaders aimed at specific professional insights and contacts and a broadened international perspective. The Multi Nation Programs brings 25 Fellows from 25 countries to the USA each spring. The Single Nation or Single Region Program includes 25 Fellows from various professions from a single country or area. The USA Program sends American abroad to countries to gain international exposure to people, institutions, technologies and ideas.