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| + | |start=1969 | ||
| + | |abbreviation=BNAC | ||
| + | |interest of=Atlantic Council | ||
| + | |members=David Robertson, Neil Record, Minic Casserley, Henry Catto, Wesley Clark, Anthony Cleaver, George Cox, Frederick Crawford, Peter Cundill, Jeffrey Cunningham, John Daniel, Richard de Neufville, Brenda Dean, Philip Deck, Philip Evans, Maureen Farrow, Brian Fender, Brooks Firestone, Lawrence P. Fisher II, John Fraser, Ryan Gawn, Peter Goddard, Peter Gottsegen, Boyden Gray, Alan Griffith, Kerry Hawkins, Peter Hill, Christopher Hoehn-Saric, Nigel Horne, Brian Hunter, Robert L. Hutchings, Mary Jo Jacobi, Melanie Jones, Barbara Thomas Judge, Paul Judge, Frederick Kempe, Tony Kennerley, John Kingman, George Kitching, Michael Koerner, Claude Lamoureux, Tim Lankester, W. A. Fitzhugh Lee, David Levy, George Mallinckrodt, Paul Martin, Clive Mather, George Mathewson, William Mayer, David M. McKinney, Dean Menegas, Ray Miles, Jack Mintz, Mark Moody Stuart, George D. O. Neill, Derek Oland, Gordon Page, Lou Pagnutti, Elena Pak, Rob Paton, Brian Pitman, Martin Rees, Bob Reid, Nigel Rich, Thomas S. Robertson, William Robson, Bryan Sanderson, Guy Savard, Thomas Saylor, James R. Schlesinger, Iain Scott, Alastair Scott, Richard D Simmons, Jan H. Suwinski, Michael S. Sylvester, Tom Symons, Graham Thornton, David Triesman, William Turner, Paul Twomey, Richard Waugh, Simon Webley, Viscount Weir, Frederick B. Whittemore, Kern Wildenthal, Margaret Wilson, David Wilson, Anthony Young | ||
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| + | The '''British-North American Committee''' (BNAC) is a group of leaders from business, labor, and academia in Canada, the [[UK]] and the [[US]]. | ||
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| + | ==Official narrative== | ||
| + | The group is committed to harmonious, constructive relations among the UK, US, Canada and their citizens. BNAC is sponsored by three [[nonprofit]] research organizations — the [[British-North American Research Association]] in London, the [[Atlantic Council]] in Washington, and the [[C.D. Howe Institute in Toronto]].{{cn}} | ||
The British-North American Research Association address is given as Grosvenor Gardens House, 35-37 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0BS (near [[Saferworld]]) although they seem to have moved judging by [http://www.londononline.co.uk/area/Grosvenor_Gardens_SW1W/ business registries]. This was [http://www.acus.org/docs/BNAC_Brochure%20Pages_CS2_4_8b_reader.pdf given] as British-North American Research Association 29 Throgmorton Street, London EC2N 2AT. That is also the home of [http://www.leadermagazine.org/home.vc Leader Magazine], published by: The World Leadership Forum, | The British-North American Research Association address is given as Grosvenor Gardens House, 35-37 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0BS (near [[Saferworld]]) although they seem to have moved judging by [http://www.londononline.co.uk/area/Grosvenor_Gardens_SW1W/ business registries]. This was [http://www.acus.org/docs/BNAC_Brochure%20Pages_CS2_4_8b_reader.pdf given] as British-North American Research Association 29 Throgmorton Street, London EC2N 2AT. That is also the home of [http://www.leadermagazine.org/home.vc Leader Magazine], published by: The World Leadership Forum, | ||
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| + | ==Activities== | ||
| + | The group issued a statement about the [[millennium bug]].<ref>https://www.cdhowe.org/sites/default/files/attachments/research_papers/mixed/rob-2.pdf</ref> | ||
| + | ==Publications== | ||
| + | * 2007/8 - ''Cyber Attack: A Risk Management Primer For CEO's And directors''<ref>http://archive.icann.org/en/announcements/bnac-brochure-05may08.pdf</ref> | ||
==People== | ==People== | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:18, 17 November 2024
The British-North American Committee (BNAC) is a group of leaders from business, labor, and academia in Canada, the UK and the US.
Official narrative
The group is committed to harmonious, constructive relations among the UK, US, Canada and their citizens. BNAC is sponsored by three nonprofit research organizations — the British-North American Research Association in London, the Atlantic Council in Washington, and the C.D. Howe Institute in Toronto.[citation needed]
The British-North American Research Association address is given as Grosvenor Gardens House, 35-37 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0BS (near Saferworld) although they seem to have moved judging by business registries. This was given as British-North American Research Association 29 Throgmorton Street, London EC2N 2AT. That is also the home of Leader Magazine, published by: The World Leadership Forum,
Activities
The group issued a statement about the millennium bug.[1]
Publications
- 2007/8 - Cyber Attack: A Risk Management Primer For CEO's And directors[2]
People
David Robertson: BNARA
Neil Record: Record Currency Management Ltd
minic Casserley: McKinsey and Company
Hon. Henry Catto: Atlantic Council of US
General Wesley Clark: Wesley K Clark and Associates
Sir Anthony Cleaver: Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
Sir George Cox: The Design Council
Sir Frederick Crawford: Haruspex Consulting
Peter Cundill: Cundill Investment Research Ltd
Jeffrey Cunningham: New England Ventures LLC
Sir John Daniel: The Commonwealth of Learning
Richard de Neufville Ph.D.: Technology and Policy Program, MIT
Baroness Dean: The Housing Commission
Philip Deck: HSD Partners Inc
Philip Evans: Boston Consulting Group
Maureen Farrow: Economap Inc
Sir Brian Fender: BTG plc
Brooks Firestone: Firestone Vineyard
Lawrence P Fisher II: Bessemer Trust Company
John Fraser: Master, Massey College University of Toronto
Ryan Gawn: Save the Children UK
Peter Goddard: Institute For Advanced Study
Peter Gottsegen: CAI Advisors and Co
Boyden Gray: Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr
Alan Griffith: The Bank of New York
Kerry Hawkins: Cargill Ltd
Peter Hill: The Laird Group PLC
Christopher Hoehn-Saric: Educate Incorporated
Dr Nigel Horne: Foresight VCT plc
Brian Hunter: Strategic Capital Allocation Group
Hon Robert L Hutchings: Princeton University
Mary Jo Jacobi: a senior executive of several of the worlds largest corporations, including Royal Dutch Shell, Lehman Brothers and HSBC Holdings. Previously, she held senior public affairs positions in America with Drexel Burnham Lambert, 3M and the National Association of Manufacturers. She is a UK Civil Service Commissioner, a member of the Foreign and Commonwealth Offices Wilton Park Academic Council, a Trustee of the Sir Heinz Koeppler Trust and a US-UK Fulbright Commissioner and a trustee of its Foundations. She was appointed by two Republican US Presidents (as Assistant Secretary of Commerce for George H W Bush and as Special Assistant to Ronald Reagan), and acted as a spokesperson for both of them as candidates and whilst in office. She has undertaken political activity on behalf of the Republican Party in the US and the Conservative Party in the UK.[3]
Melanie Jones: BNARA
Sir Paul Judge: Royal Society of Arts
Frederick Kempe: Atlantic Council of the United States
Professor Tony Kennerley: Crossrail
Sir John Kingman: Isaac Newton Institute
George Kitching
Michael Koerner: Canada Overseas Investments Ltd
Claude Lamoureux: Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan
Sir Tim Lankester: Corpus Christi College
W A Fitzhugh Lee: Vivum
David Levy M.D.: Digital Health Community PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
George Mallinckrodt: Schroders Plc
Sir Paul Martin: Canadian Parliament
Clive Mather: Shell Canada Ltd
Sir George Mathewson: Royal Bank of Scotland Plc
William Mayer: Park Avenue Equity Partners
David M McKinney: TJ Watson Foundation
Dean Menegas: Spinnaker Capital Group
Ray Miles: CP Ships UK
Jack Mintz: C D Howe Institute
Sir Mark Moody Stuart:
George D O Neill: Meriwether Capital LLC
Derek Oland: Moosehead Breweries Ltd
Gordon Page CBE: Cobham plc
Lou Pagnutti: Ernst and Young LLP
Elena Pak: Atlantic Council of the US
Rob Paton: The Open University
Sir Brian Pitman: Morgan Stanley
Sir Martin Rees: Trinity College
Sir Bob Reid : International Petroleum Exchange
Nigel Rich: Exel Plc
Thomas S Robertson: Special Assistant to the President for International Strategy
Emory University
William Robson: C D Howe Institute
Bryan Sanderson CBE: Standard Chartered Bank
Guy Savard: Merrill Lynch Canada Inc
Thomas Saylor: Arecor Ltd
Hon James R Schlesinger: Lehman Brothers Inc
Iain Scott: McCarthy Tetrault
Alastair Scott
Richard D Simmons: R D Simmons and Sons
Jan H Suwinski Ph.D.: Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management
Michael S Sylvester: Novagard Solutions
Tom Symons : Trent University
Barbara Thomas Judge: UK Atomic Energy Commission
Dr Graham Thornton: Northrop Grumman UK
Lord Triesman: House of Lords
William Turner: Exsultate Inc
Paul Twomey Ph.D.: ICANN
Richard Waugh: Bank of Nova Scotia
Simon Webley: Institute of Business Ethics
Viscount Weir: Balfour Beatty Plc
Frederick B Whittemore: Morgan Stanley and Co
Kern Wildenthal M.D., Ph.D.: Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
Margaret Wilson: Scarboroughs
David Wilson Ph.D.: Graduate Management Admissions Council
Lord Anthony Young of Norwood Green: The Ethical Trading Initiative
Known members
11 of the 88 of the members already have pages here:
| Member | Description |
|---|---|
| Henry Catto | |
| Wesley Clark | “In 2001, in the Pentagon, a general told me : ‘I just received a classified memo from the Secretary of Defense: we will take seven countries in five years, starting with Iraq, then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and finally, Iran.’” |
| Ryan Gawn | British political and strategic communications expert, giving advice to those "seeking to influence" foreign elections. RUSI member. |
| C. Boyden Gray | George H. W. Bush's White House Counsel |
| Mary Jo Jacobi | Assistant US Secretary of Commerce |
| Frederick Kempe | Spook and deep state actor |
| John Kingman | UK revolving door banker/civil servant. Trilateral Commission. |
| Paul Martin | Second generation Bilderberg. Prime Minister of Canada |
| James Schlesinger | USDSO, DCI, RAND, US Defense secretary |
| Richard Waugh | |
| Frederick B. Whittemore |
