| EXTERNAL
ADVISORY BOARD
 HONORARY
BOARD MEMBERS
Francois
Delattre, Ambassador of France to Canada
Robert
Paxton, Professor Emeritus at Columbia
Guy Yelda, Consul General
of France in New York
BOARD
MEMBERS
Pierre
Albouy
Pierre
Debray
David Jestaz
Robert Pelletreau
Donna Redel
Ghassan Salame,
Chairman of the Board
George Stone
Roland Tricot
SPONSORS
ENDOWMENT SPONSORS
The Alliance Program is now
endowed at Columbia University, for what it is the first
joint endowment of this kind with international partners.
Sponsors of the Alliance endowment include:
French
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Columbia University
Ecole Polytechnique
Sciences Po
Universite Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne
Conseil Regional d'Ile
de France
CORPORATE
SPONSORS
BNP
Paribas North America
Calyon
Gide
Loyrette Nouel LLP New York
GOVERNMENT
SPONSORS
French
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
> Alliance
on the Ministry for Foreign Affairs website
French
Ministry of Higher Education
Conseil
Regional d'Ile de France
INDIVIDUAL
SPONSORS
Albouy,
Pierre
Anders, Alan
Audi, Joseph
Camus, Philippe
Cohn, Stephanie
De Clapiers, Luc
Debray, Pierre
Gambini, Brigitte
Ginsbury, John
El Chaar, Edgard
Kassouf, Michael
Malamed, David
Merle, Emmanuel
Moneton, Jean-Noël
Raffet, Serge
Stone, George
Ross, Alfred
Shearer, Philip
Tricot, Roland
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Donna
Redel
Former Managing Director
of
the
World Economic Forum
Donna Redel attended Barnard College (B.A. 1974), Columbia
University Business School (M.B.A. 1977) and Fordham University
School of Law (J.D. 1995).
Donna
Redel started her career as an investment banker for
Blyth Eastman Dillon.
She then served as Executive Vice President
for Redel Trading Co., Inc., (1981-1992). In 1992 Donna Redel
made history when she was elected the first woman chairman
of the Comex. In this position she completed a successful
merger with the New York Mercantile Exchange, thereby creating
the world's largest physical commodity exchange. From 1994
to 2000, she was the Chief Information & Technology Officer
for Prudential Securities, Inc. In 2000, she became managing
director of the World Economic Forum in Geneva. From 2002
to 2004, she was the Executive Vice President of AEA Investors
LLC, a global private equity firms. Since 2004, she applies
her business experience and global contacts to non-profit
and social enterprise organizations for their management
portfolio
Donna Redel has created and supported numerous philanthropic
programs. She has been an advocate for women's health issues
and created mentoring programs, and she has frequently been
invited to speak to professional organizations about both
financial and philanthropic issues. She sits on various boards
such as New York Presbyterian Hospital Advisory Council and
Smeal College of Business, Penn State University.
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