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List of results

• Michele Della Vigna  + (Also earlier titles. Attended [[Bilderberg/2024]] as Head of Natural Resources Research)
• Tony Abbott  + (Also for Ageing)
• João de Deus Pinheiro  + (Also for Culture)
• Ellsworth Bunker  + (Also for India. Resident at [[New Delhi]].)
• Willem Drees  + (Also for brief periods in 1946, 1948, 1952, 1956)
• João de Deus Pinheiro  + (Also for education)
• Ivar Nørgaard  + (Also for foreign economy and European affairs)
• Michael Alexander  + (Also foreign policy secretary to [[Margaret Thatcher]])
• Hannes Adomeit  + (Also headed the [[German cluster of the Integrity Initiative]].)
• Hannes Adomeit  + (Also headed the [[German cluster of the Integrity Initiative]].)
• Frank de Grave  + (Also in 1992)
• Ank Bijleveld  + (Also in [[2010]].)
• Eelco van Kleffens  + (Also in the London exile government)
• Max Steenberghe  + (Also in the London exile government)
• Herman van Roijen  + (Also jointly Ambassador to Iceland)
• School of the Americas  + (Also known as the "coup school", its graduates include most of the worst torturers in Latin America.)
• British-Israel Public Affairs Committee  + (Also known as the British-Israel Public Affairs Centre, the British-Israel Public Affairs Committee was a Zionist lobby group.)
• Martin Kragh  + (Also leader of the Swedish cluster of the [[Integrity Initiative]])
• Thomas Hughes  + (Also listed as start 1970)
• Sakari Lehto  + (Also minister of foreign trade)
• Yuval Rotem  + (Also non-resident Ambassador to [[New Zealand]], [[Papua New Guinea]] and [[Fiji]].)
• Alvise Armellini  + (Also of the former [[Integrity Initiative]])
• H. F. van Walsem  + (Also other positions, started as personal secretary, later Chairman of the Board. Attended [[Bilderberg/1954]] and [[Bilderberg/1956]].)
• Hamid Biglari  + (Also other senior positions 2000-2010)
• Ian Gilmour  + (Also owned it 1954-67)

• Aatos Erkko  + (Also owner. Bilderberger)

• Colin Coote  + (Also part of a spy network established by [[Desmond Morton]] of [[MI6]].)
• Johanna Möhring  + (Also programme director)
• Gideon Markuszower  + (Also responsible for Monaco)
• Thomas Olsen  + (Also secret leader of the militia [[Samfundsvernet]])
• A. J. Ayer  + (Also spook)
• A. J. Ayer  + (Also spook)
• Paul Moran  + (Also spook working under [[journalistic cover]] for [[Rendon Group]], creating war propaganda. Died in [[2003 Iraq war]] under murky circumstances.)
• Lord Robert Cecil  + (Also the first chairman)
• Walter Cronkite  + (Also the voice of Satan during [[Bohemian Grove]].)
• Ludwig Steiner  + (Also to [[Cyprus]].)
• Julius Holmes  + (Also to [[Macao]])
• Michael Sahlin  + (Also to [[Macedonia]].)
• Arne Skaug  + (Also to [[NATO]] from 1952)
• Eelco van Kleffens  + (Also to [[NATO]]. [[Bilderberger]].)
• Eelco van Kleffens  + (Also to [[OECD]]. [[Bilderberger]].)
• Michael Sahlin  + (Also to [[Yugoslavia]]. Including as special envoy during the [[2001 insurgency in Macedonia]].)
• Arne Skaug  + (Also to the OECD)
• Amil Khan  + (Also worked for "Private sector companies")
• Hans Wijers  + (Also worked from them in the 1980s)
• Richard Darman  + (Also worked there 1977-1980.)
• Constantin Menges  + (Also worked there before. Proposed action to stop Brazilian presidential candidate [[Lula da Silva]].)
• AlterNet  + (Alt-media that changed ownership in 2018, now [[NewsGuard]] gives Alternet a "green" rating.)
• Giannos Kranidiotis  + (Alternate Foreign Minister. Bilderberger. Died in air crash.)
• Dogpile  + (Alternative search engine)
• SubscribeStar  + (Alternative to [[Patreon]])