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MacArthur Foundation

ORGANIZATION

Founded in 1978, The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation is based in Chicago and currently has over $4B in assets. Approximately $200M is granted annually to "foster lasting improvement in the human condition".

Official Website:
http://www.macfound.org/

Location:
Chicago, IL

Founding Date:
1978

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
John Seely Brown
Business
c. 1940   Director of Xerox PARC, 1990-2000
Drew S. Days III
Government
1941   US Solicitor General, 1993-96
Robert E. Denham
Attorney
27-Aug-1945   Partner, Munger, Tolles & Olson
Jonathan F. Fanton
Administrator
c. 1943   President, MacArthur Foundation
Murray Gell-Mann
Physicist
15-Sep-1929   Weak interaction of particles
Jamie S. Gorelick
Attorney
6-May-1950   9-11 Commission member
David J. Gross
Physicist
19-Feb-1941   Deep structure of matter
Shirley Hufstedler
Judge
24-Aug-1925   US Secretary of Education, 1979-81
Edward H. Levi
Government
26-Jun-1911 7-Mar-2000 US Attorney General, 1975-77
Walter E. Massey
Business
5-Apr-1938   Morehouse College president, physicist
William I. Miller
Business
c. 1956   CEO of Irwin Financial
Marjorie Scardino
Business
25-Jan-1947   CEO of Pearson
Adele Simmons
Administrator
21-Jun-1941   President, MacArthur Foundation, 1989-99
Thomas C. Theobald
Business
5-May-1937   CEO of Continental Bank, 1987-94
Laura D. Tyson
Economist
28-Jun-1947   Dean of London Business School
Frank Wilczek
Physicist
15-May-1951   Deep structure of matter


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