(AIG) Edward M. Liddy relationship map

| Mar 18, 2009 | Comments 0

Edward M. Liddy

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Age in 2009: 63

Edward M. Liddy lives and/or works in
Northbrook, IL
Biographical information:
dward M. Liddy was named chairman and CEO of AIG after the federal government’s initial bailout of the company.

He served as chairman of Allstate Corporation from 1999 to April 2008. He then joined the private equity investment firm of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, Inc.

– Bio source: SEC proxy statements

Edward M. Liddy current relationships:

3M Co. – director
American International Group, Inc. – chairman & CEO
Boeing Company – director
Boys and Girls Clubs of America – governor
Catholic University of America – graduate
Commercial Club of Chicago – member
Executives’ Club of Chicago – director
George Washington University – graduate
Museum of Science and Industry – trustee
Northwestern Memorial Hospital – chairman emeritus
Northwestern University – trustee

Edward M. Liddy past relationships:

Allstate Corporation – chairman & CEO
Catalyst – director
Clayton Dubilier & Rice – partner
G.D. Searle & Co. – CFO
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. – director
PMI Group, Inc. – chairman
Sears, Roebuck and Co. – SVP & CFO

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