Stephen Stamas
Stephen Stamas is president of the American Ditchley Foundation and a director of the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute.
"Stephen Stamas is chair of The American Assembly. He is a graduate of Harvard College (1953) and earned a Bachelor of Philosophy degree from Oxford University (1955), which he attended as a Rhodes Scholar, and has a PhD from Harvard University (1957).
"From 1957-1960, he served both in the US Budget Bureau and as a loan officer in the Development Loan Fund. In 1968-1969, he was Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial Policy in the US Department of Commerce. Except for this period of government service, from 1960 to 1986 Mr. Stamas was an employee of Exxon Corporation in a number of financial, supply, corporate planning and public affairs positions. He retired from Exxon Corporation as vice president-public affairs.
"He is currently chair of Marlboro School of Music and co-chair of the American Trust for the British Library. He also serves on the board of the New York Philharmonic, where he was president from 1984-1989 and chair from 1989-1996, and of the Greenwall Foundation, where he was chair from 1995-99. He is director-emeritus of Lincoln Center.
"He is also a director of Seacor Smit, a company supplying logistics and support vessels for the oil and gas industry.
"He was formerly a member of the board of overseers of Harvard University, where he was president of the board from 1983-1985." [1]
He was a director of the Council on Foreign Relations from 1977-89. [2]
- Emeriti Trustee, Rockefeller University [1]
- Director Emerti, Lincoln Center [2]
