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| − | '''Paul Beckner''' | + | '''Paul Beckner''' was president and chief executive officer of [[Citizens for a Sound Economy]] (CSE), from 1991 until June 2004 when [[Matt Kibbe]], who was executive vice president since 1996, took over that position. Paul Beckner left CSE to become a senior vice president of Silk Lintott, Inc. |
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| + | As CSE President, Beckner was paid $158,360 in 2002, according to the Internal Revenue Service return for CSE's sister organisation, the Citizens for a Sound Economy Educational Foundation. [http://www.guidestar.org/justgive/controller/search.gs?action_searchFin=1&partner=justgive&ein=52-1527294] | ||
In 2003, [[George W. Bush]] nominated Beckner to the [[Advisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations]] for a two-year term. | In 2003, [[George W. Bush]] nominated Beckner to the [[Advisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations]] for a two-year term. | ||
He has Co-Chaired the Coalition for a Balanced Budget and headed the Legal Reform Coalition. | He has Co-Chaired the Coalition for a Balanced Budget and headed the Legal Reform Coalition. | ||
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| + | *Director, [[Families Against Mandatory Minimums]] [http://famm.org/Repository/Files/FGsummerfinal%5B1%5D.pdf] | ||
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| + | == Related Links == | ||
| + | *"[http://www.cse.org/newsroom/press_template.php?press_id=849 CSE President Paul Beckner to Join Silk Lintott Incorporated, Current Executive Vice President Matt Kibbe to Lead CSE]", ''Citizens for a Sound Economy'', June 3, 2004 | ||
Latest revision as of 04:40, 3 July 2007
Paul Beckner was president and chief executive officer of Citizens for a Sound Economy (CSE), from 1991 until June 2004 when Matt Kibbe, who was executive vice president since 1996, took over that position. Paul Beckner left CSE to become a senior vice president of Silk Lintott, Inc.
As CSE President, Beckner was paid $158,360 in 2002, according to the Internal Revenue Service return for CSE's sister organisation, the Citizens for a Sound Economy Educational Foundation. [1]
In 2003, George W. Bush nominated Beckner to the Advisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations for a two-year term.
He has Co-Chaired the Coalition for a Balanced Budget and headed the Legal Reform Coalition.
- Director, Families Against Mandatory Minimums [2]
Related Links
- "CSE President Paul Beckner to Join Silk Lintott Incorporated, Current Executive Vice President Matt Kibbe to Lead CSE", Citizens for a Sound Economy, June 3, 2004