Presidents of The Company
- Hiram Sibley (1856–1866)
- Jeptha Wade (1866–1867)
- William Orton (1867–1878)
- Norvin Green (1878–1893)
- Thomas Eckert (1893–1902)
- Robert Clowry (1902–1910)
- Theodore Vail (1910–1914)
- Newcomb Carlton (1914–1933)
- Roy White (1933–1941)
- Albert Williams (1941–)
- Walter P. Marshall (1948–1964)
- Russell McFall (1965–1979)
- Robert Flanagan (1979–1984)
- Roland Berner (1984)
- Robert Leventhal (1984–1988)
- Robert Amman (1988–1994)
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- Alan Silberstein (2000–2001)
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- Christina Gold (2006–2010)
- Hikmet Ersek (2010–)
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