Ambassador H. Eugene Douglas
The Honorable Howard Eugene Douglas is Managing Director of Kinyeti
Development, LLC, a company engaged in agro-forestry, green technologies
and infrastructure development in Southern Sudan and adjacent countries
in East Central Africa.
Mr. Douglas has been President and CEO of
Alpha Environmental, Inc., an international environmental and energy
services company (1988 – 1995), and a visiting professor at the
University of Texas at Austin where he held the C. B. Smith Centennial
Chair in political economy (1986 – 1988).
From 1981 to 1985, he
was United States Ambassador at Large and Coordinator for Refugee
Affairs during the Administration of President Ronald Reagan. Mr.
Douglas served on the Policy Planning Staff of the U.S. Department of
State under Secretary Alexander M. Haig with responsibility for
economics, technology and the Far East. Prior to his service in
Washington, D.C., Mr. Douglas was with the Memorex Corporation in Santa
Clara, California where he was Director of International Trade and
Governmental Affairs (1971 – 1980).
A native of the State of
Texas, educated in the United States and Europe, he holds academic
degrees from the University of Texas at Austin (B.A.) and Columbia
University in New York (M.A.) . He served as a commissioned officer with
the United States Navy with active service in the Atlantic Fleet,
Vietnam and Southeast Asia (1966 – 1971), retiring from the Naval
Reserve in 1990 with the rank of Commander.
Mr. Douglas is a
frequent speaker on political and economic issues and has served on
numerous boards and commissions: the Board of Directors of the U.S. –
Mexico Chamber of Commerce; the International Research and Exchanges
Board; International Institute of Humanitarian Law in San Remo, Italy;
the Computer and Communications Industries Association; Executive
Committee of the Presiding Bishop’s Fund for World Relief of the
Episcopal Church; Her Majesty the Queen of Thailand’s Support
Foundation; the Alpbach Foundation; Presidential Commission on the
Ukraine Famine; Board of the International Foundation of the British
Museum of Natural History. At present, he serves as Chairman of the
Board of Orbis Associates (USA) and Orbis Orient Pte Ltd. (Singapore).
He is on the Board of Directors of the SURVIVE Foundation and the West -
West Agenda (USA) ; and is a member of the Foreign Policy Association;
the Council of American Ambassadors, the Association of Former
Intelligence Officers, and the Association of Naval Intelligence
Professionals.
Any contributions will be
gratefully accepted
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