Presidents of The Salzburg Global Seminar
- Stephen Salyer, 2005–Present
- Amy Hastings, (acting) 2005
- Olin Clyde Robison, 1991–2005
- Bradford Morse, 1986–1991
- Herbert P. Gleason, (acting) 1985-1986
- John W. Tuthill, 1977–1985
- Thomas H. Eliot, 1971–1976
- Paul M. Herzog, 1965–1971
- Arthur S. Adams, 1962–1965
- Dexter Perkins, 1950–1961
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