Mark Milton Foulon (Rhodes 1977)
Gov. Official. Educator. Yale University. Rhodes Scholar, University of Oxford. Council on Foreign Relations.
Professor of Economics at Industrial College of Armed Forces (ICAF).[7]
Consultant at McKinsey.[7]
Department of the Treasury as Chief of Staff for International Affairs.[7][8]
21 Mar 2007, Foulon before the Senate Banking Committee hearing: minimising potential threats from Iran: Assessing the Effectiveness of Current U.S. Sanctions: The United States has maintained sanctions against Iran since 1979, with a reinforcing trade embargo starting in May 1995. Iran has been designated as a state sponsor of terrorism since 1984, and because of Iran’s continued active support for terrorism and concerns that it is pursuing weapons of mass destruction, U.S. sanctions were gradually increased until a comprehensive embargo was put in place. Consistent with these authorities, the Departments of Commerce and Treasury prohibit virtually all exports of U.S.-origin goods to Iran.”[2]
2003 to 2008 - Deputy Under U.S. Secretary of Commerce to Donald Evans (Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigmas Alpha Epsilon) for Industry and Security by President George W. Bush (S&B 1968)[7][8]
Foreign Service Officer with experience in the Middle East and Europe.[8]
Served as an aide to U.S. Senator Bill Bradley focusing on trade and national security.[8]
From 1977 to ? - Rhodes Scholar, Lincoln College, University of Oxford.[1]
Note: FYI - 29 Oct 2001, Enron Chairman Ken Lay telephoned Donald Evans, asking for help in persuading the credit rating agencies to refrain from a downgrade. Evans expressed sympathy but did nothing to intervene.
[3] - President Bush cites ‘axis of evil,’ Jan. 29, 2002 By ANDREW GLASS (01/29/2019)
[6] - Photograph of Mr Foulon.
[7] - Leading at the Strategic Level in an Uncertain World by James William Browning
[8] - Mr. Mark Foulon, The Eisenhower Schoool for Natona Security and Resource Strategy
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