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}}'''George Cranwell "Cran" Montgomery''' spent many years as an assistant to Senator [[Howard Baker]].
 
 
He spent many years as an assistant to Senator [[Howard Baker]].
 
 
==Background==
 
==Background==
 
He resigned his commission as lieutenant to enter law school, but continued to serve many years as captain in the Naval Reserve.
 
He resigned his commission as lieutenant to enter law school, but continued to serve many years as captain in the Naval Reserve.
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Montgomery continued to visit the Middle East several times a year, both to maintain longstanding relationships with political and business leaders there and to build new ones. Cran's depth of experience in the Middle East recently helped him win a major petrochemical contract in [[Qatar]] for a U.S. petroleum company. He has worked in virtually every country on the Arabian peninsula, using his knowledge of the region's governments to facilitate business development and to advise companies on strategic planning and risk assessment. He periodically represents Middle Eastern governments in the U.S. and recently began representing Middle Eastern financial institutions seeking to invest in U.S. businesses and real estate. As a commissioned ensign in the U.S. Navy, Cran served as an advisor to the navy of the Republic of Vietnam.  
 
Montgomery continued to visit the Middle East several times a year, both to maintain longstanding relationships with political and business leaders there and to build new ones. Cran's depth of experience in the Middle East recently helped him win a major petrochemical contract in [[Qatar]] for a U.S. petroleum company. He has worked in virtually every country on the Arabian peninsula, using his knowledge of the region's governments to facilitate business development and to advise companies on strategic planning and risk assessment. He periodically represents Middle Eastern governments in the U.S. and recently began representing Middle Eastern financial institutions seeking to invest in U.S. businesses and real estate. As a commissioned ensign in the U.S. Navy, Cran served as an advisor to the navy of the Republic of Vietnam.  
  
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==Deep political connections==
 
==Deep political connections==
 
He was a member of the [[Le Cercle]].
 
He was a member of the [[Le Cercle]].
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Revision as of 19:27, 6 September 2022

Person.png George MontgomeryRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
(spook)
George Montgomery.jpg
Born1944
DiedJun 2020 (Age 76)
Spouse • Sally Hogeboom
• Carol Lanfear
Member ofLe Cercle

George Cranwell "Cran" Montgomery spent many years as an assistant to Senator Howard Baker.

Background

He resigned his commission as lieutenant to enter law school, but continued to serve many years as captain in the Naval Reserve.

Career

Before helping to found the International Practice Group at Baker Donelson in 1989, George Montgomery traveled widely throughout the Middle East for more than a decade, first as legislative assistant and then chief counsel to U.S. Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., and then as ambassador to Oman.

Later activities

Montgomery continued to visit the Middle East several times a year, both to maintain longstanding relationships with political and business leaders there and to build new ones. Cran's depth of experience in the Middle East recently helped him win a major petrochemical contract in Qatar for a U.S. petroleum company. He has worked in virtually every country on the Arabian peninsula, using his knowledge of the region's governments to facilitate business development and to advise companies on strategic planning and risk assessment. He periodically represents Middle Eastern governments in the U.S. and recently began representing Middle Eastern financial institutions seeking to invest in U.S. businesses and real estate. As a commissioned ensign in the U.S. Navy, Cran served as an advisor to the navy of the Republic of Vietnam.

"While in Oman, he met Carol Lanfear, a British artist living and working there. The two married in 1991".[1]

Deep political connections

He was a member of the Le Cercle.


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