Leadership
- Chuck Hagel, Chairman
- Brent Scowcroft, Chairman of the Atlantic Council International Advisory Board
- Frederick Kempe, President and CEO
- Damon Wilson, Executive Vice President
- Fran Burwell, Vice President, Director of Transatlantic Relations
- Michele Dunne, Director of the Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East
- Banning Garrett, Director of Program on Asia and Strategic Foresight Intiative
- Jason Healey, Director of Cyber Statecraft Intiative
- James Joyner, Managing Editor
- John Lyman, Director of Energy & Environment
- Alexei Monsarrat, Director of Global Business & Economics
- Shuja Nawaz, Director of South Asia Center
- Barry Pavel, Director of the International Security Program
- J. Peter Pham, Director of the Michael S. Ansari Africa Center
- Ross Wilson, Director of the Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center
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