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Dan Crippen
Fellow

Dan Crippen

Member Since 2012

Biography

Former Executive Director, National Governor's Association; Director, Congressional Budget Office; Principal, Washington Counsel; Advisor & Assistant, Domestic Policy, President George H.W. Bush, Office of President of the United States; Deputy Assistant, Domestic Policy, President Ronald Reagan; Chief Council & Economic Policy Advisor, Office of Sen. Howard Baker, U.S. Senate Minority Leader; Founder & Vice President, Duberstein Group.

History of Employment

Position Division Organization Start End
Executive Director National Governor's Association Current
Director Congressional Budget Office Current
Principal Washington Counsel Current
Advisor & Assistant Domestic Policy President Ronald Reagan, Office of President of the United States Current
Deputy Assistant Economic Policy President Ronald Reagan Current
Chief Council & Economic Policy Advisor Office of Sen. Howard Baker, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Current
Founder & Vice President Duberstein Group Current
Executiver Director International Advisory Committee Merrill Lynch Current
Member of the Board Inspiris Current
Member of the Board Audit Committee Eclypsis Current
Member of the Board Audit Committee CleaResult Current
Member of the Board Finance Committee Complia Current
Member of the Board VitalNet Current
Member of the Board Chair, Finance Committee Schaller Anderson Current
Advisor to the Chairman Securities and Exchange Commission Current
Chairman of the Board Delaware Physicians Care Current
Trustee Center for Health Care Strategies Current

Expertise

Primary Sector

Federal

Primary Functions

Budgeting and Finance Human Capital Information Technology

Contact

dlcrippen@aol.com
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