The Toronto Star
BUSINESS, Friday, May 31, 1996, p. E1
The guest list
These are some of the participants in the Bilderberg conference.
Lord Carrington
Conference chairman; former NATO secretary-general
Giovanni Agnelli
Honorary chairman, Fiat, Italy
Martti Ahtisaari
President of Finland;
Paul Allaire
Chairman, Xerox, U.S.
Dwayne Andreas
Chairman, Archer-Daniels-Midland, U.S.
Anders Aslund
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Sweden
Lloyd Axworthy
Foreign affairs minister, Canada
Francisco Pinto Balsemao
Former prime minister of Portugal
Percy Barnevik
President, ABB Asca Brown Boveri, Sweden
Queen Beatrix
Netherlands
Lloyd Bentsen
Former treasury secretary, U.S.
Franco Bernabe
CEO, Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi, Italy
Carl Bildt
The High Representative
Conrad Black
Chairman, Hollinger, Canada
Frits Bolkestein
Liberal party leader, Netherlands
John Bryan
Chairman, Sara Lee Corp., U.S.
William F. Buckley, Jr.
Editor-at-large, National Review, U.S.
Jaime Carvaja Urquijo
Chairman, Iberfomento, Spain
Jean Chretien
Prime minister of Canada
Bertrand Collomb
Chairman, Lafarge, France
Jon Corzine
Chairman, Goldman Sachs, U.S.
Flavio Cotti
Foreign affairs minister, Czech Republic
George David
Chairman, Hellenic Bottling, Greece
Etienne Davignon
Executive chairman, Societe Generale de Belgique, Belgium
Fredrik Eaton
Chairman, Eaton's, Canada
Gazi Ercel
Governor, Central Bank of Turkey
Stanley Fischer
International Monetary Fund
Al Flood
Chairman, CIBC, Canada
Charles Freeman
Former assistant secretary of defence, U.S.
Emre Gonensay
Foreign affairs minister, Turkey
Allan Gotlieb
Former Canadian ambassador to U.S.
Anthony Griffin
Honorary chairman, Guardian Group, Canada
Mike Harris
Premier of Ontario
Westye Hoegh
Chairman, Leif Hoegh & Co., Norway
Richard Holbrooke
Former assistant secretary of state, U.S.
Jan Huyghebaert
Chairman, Almanij-Kredietbank Group, Belgium
Jaakko Iloniemi
Former Finnish ambassador to U.S.
Peter Job
Chief executive, Reuters Holding, Britain
Lionel Jospin
Socialist party leader, France
Dietrich Karner
Chairman, Erste Allgemeine- Generali Aktiengesellschaft, Austria
Henry Kissinger
Former U.S. secretary of state
Andrew Knight
News Corp., Britain
Max Kohnstamm
European Policy Centre, Belgium
Henry Kravis
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, U.S.
Winston Lord
Assistant secretary of state, U.S.
Paul Martin
Finance minister, Canada
Philippe Maystadt
Finance minister, Belgium
Ad P.W. Melkert
Social affairs minister, Netherlands
John Monks
Union leader, Britain
Mario Monti
European commissioner
Sam Nunn
U.S. senator
Andrzej Olechowski
Former foreign affairs minister, Poland
Sylvia Ostry
Centre for International Studies, U of T, Canada
Theodoros Pangalos
Foreign affairs minister, Greece
William Perry
Defence secretary, U.S.
Jan Petersen
Conservative party leader, Norway
David de Pury
Former ambassador, Czech Republic
Malcolm Rifkind
Foreign secretary, Britain
Simon Robertson
Chairman, Kleinwort Benson Group, Britain
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank, U.S.
Ted Rogers
President, Rogers Communications, Canada
Renato Ruggiero
Director-general, World Trade Organization
Mona Sahlin
Member of parliament, Sweden
Jurgen Schrempp
Chairman, Daimler-Benz, Germany
Klaus Schwab
President, World Economic Forum
Jack Sheinkman
Chairman, Amalgamated Bank, U.S.
Queen Sofia
Spain
Cornelio Sommaruga
President, Red Cross international committee, Czech Republic
George Soros
President, Soros Fund Management, U.S.
George Stephanopoulos
Senior adviser to the president, U.S.
Gyorgy Suranyi
President, National Bank of Hungary
Peter Sutherland
Former director-general, GATT and WTO, Ireland
Morris Tabaksblat
Chairman, Unilever, Netherlands
J. Martin Taylor
Chief executive, Barclays Bank, Britain
Alex Trotman
Chairman, Ford Motor, U.S.
Antonio Vitorino
Deputy prime minister, Portugal
Franz Vranitzky
Chancellor of Austria
Karel Vuursteen
Chairman, Heineken, Netherlands
John Whitehead
Former deputy secretary of state, U.S.
Red Wilson
Chairman, BCE, Canada
James Wolfensohn
World Bank president
CORRECTION
Flavio Cotti is foreign affairs minister for Switzerland. Cornelio Sommaruga is president, Red Cross International, Switzerland.
Their country was misidentified yesterday in a list of Bilderberg conference participants. The Star regrets the errors. (June 1, 1996, page E3)
Note(s):
See CORRECTION at end of story.
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Length: Medium, 500 words
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