Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco Biographics of Board of Directors

Philip Morris

Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco Biographics of Board of Directors

Date: 16 Sep 1998 (est.)
Length: 26 pages
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Author: Humphrey, H.H. III; Koop, C.E.
Alias: LIT090306
Type: CONT, CONTRACT, AGREEMENT RESOLUTION
Document File: 2063542610/2063542742/Minnesota
Area: MERLO,ELLEN/SEC'Y FILES
Litigation: Feda/Produced
Named Organization: 1998 Annual Meeting of the American Publ; 1998 Community Health Conference Tobacco; 4th Annual Conference on Tobacco + Healt; 5th World Conference on Smoking + Health; 6 Northwest Public Awareness Comm; 6th World Conference on Smoking + Health; Abbott Northwestern Hospital; Acs; Acs Midwest Division Board of Directors; Acs Natl Public Issues Comm; Ad Hoc Comm on Smoke Free Day Care; Advisory Comm; Advisory Comm of Psf Healthcare; Advisory Comm to Review the American Bar; Advisory Council of the Children; Advocacy Foundation; Advocacy Group; Ahcpr; Allina Health System; American Cancer Society; American Indian Business Development; American Lung Assn; American Lung Assn of Mn; American Medical Assn House of Delegates; American Muslim Council Mn Chapter; Assist Executive Comm; Assist, Assist; Assn for Nonsmokers Mn; Bethel College; Blue Cross Blue Shield of Mn; Board of Directors; Board of Directors of Mn Project Innovat; Board of Zoning Appeals; Brainerd Baxter; Brainerd Public Shool District; Bureau of Health Protection; Business Week; C Everett Koop Inst; Center for Studying Health System Change; Chamber of Commerce; City 3 Project; Civic Center Task Force; Comm on Workplace Violence; Commerce Tourism + Consumer Affairs Comm; Communities for Tobacco Free Kids Drawin; Communities of Color Inst; Community Prevention Coalition; Congress; County Community Health; County Health Board; Crow Wing County; Crow Wing County Tobacco Ordinance Comm; Dartmouth College; Deafness Education + Advocacy Foundation; Dept Mhip; Dept of Veterans; Environmental + Natural Resources Comm; Fire Safe Cigarette Comm; Gideon Hixon Fund; Golden Valleys Planning Commission; Governors Open Appointments Commission; Governors Task Forces; Harvard College; Hazeldon Foundation; Health + Human Services Comm; Health Comm; Health Subcomm; Healthpartners; Healthy Communities Coalition of Scott C; Hennepin County Board of Commissioners; Hennepin County Dept of Health; Hhs, Dept of Health and Human Services; Higher Education Finance Comm; Higher Education Subcomm on Reform; House; Independent School District 281 Ridgedal; Independent Television Service; Inst for Research + Education Health Sys; Inst of Medicine; Internal Medicine; Joint Legislative Commission on Health C; Legislative Comm; Macalester College; Mankato State Univ; Mayo Clinic; Mayo for Nursing Research Commm; Mayo Medical Center; Mayo Medical School; Medcenters; Media Aciton Group; Medical College of Va; Metropolitan State Univ; Migizi Communications; Minneapolis Foundation; Minneapolis Star Tribune; Mn Assist; Mn Assist Executive Comm; Mn Board on Judicial Standards; Mn Care; Mn Citizens League; Mn Coalition for A Smoke Free Society 20; Mn Community College System; Mn Council; Mn Council of Health Plans; Mn Dept of Health; Mn Education Assn; Mn Governmental Relations Council; Mn Health Data Inst; Mn Health Improvement Partnership Tobacc; Mn Healthcare Coalition on Violence; Mn Hospital + Healthcare Partnership; Mn House; Mn Mental Health Assn; Mn Minority Health Advisory Comm; Mn Partnership for Action Against Tobacc; Mn Smoke Free Health Care; Mn State Community Health Service Adviso; Murray State Univ; Nas, Natl Academy of Sciences; Natl Academy of State Health Policys Man; Natl Acs; Natl Assn of Counties; Natl Conference of State Legislators; Natl Easter Seal Society; Natl Press Club; Natl Tobacco Control Conference; NIH, Natl Inst of Health; North Suburban Tobacco Task Compliance P; Northside Residents Redevelopment Counci; Ny State Dept of Health; Ny Univ; Park Nicollet Clinic; Partners Natl Health Plan; Philadelphia Childrens Hospital; Popham Haik; President Mikhail Gorbachev Comm; Public + Legislative Affairs; Public Affairs + Communications; Public Awareness; Purdue Univ; Ramsey Foundation; Redmond Associates; Reducing Youth Access to Tobacco; Reforming States Group; Scott County Attorneys Office; Scott County Board of the American Cance; Scott County Coordinator Ofr Tobacco Fre; Select Comm on Technology; Senate; Seneca Nation; Smith College; Smoke Free 2000 Public Policy; Smoke Free Generation Mn; Smoke Free Task Force for the Mayo Dept; Smokers Anonymous; St Cloud State; St Cloud State Univ; St Johns Univ; St Louis Park Charter Commission; St Paul Ramsey Medical Center; Stat; Steering Comm; Technical Advisory Comm on Nonsmoking +; Tobacco Control Subgroup; Tobacco Prevention the Next Generation; Tobacco Use Prevention Summer Inst; Turning Point; Twin Cities Public Televesion; Univ of Louisville; Univ of Mi; Univ of Mn; Univ of Mn Hospitals + Clinics; Univ of Mn Landscape Arboretum; Univ of Mn Research Team for Tobacco Fre; Univ of Pa; Univ of Richmond; Univ of St Thomas; Univ of Va; Univ of Wi; US; US Agency for Intl Development; US Conference of Mayors; Va; Va Union Univ; Vassar College; White House; Whitney Foundation; Youth + Family Consortium; Mn Dept of State
Site: N343
Named Person: Ala; Bush; Cartor; Christenson, G.W.; Clinton; Garrison, J.R.; Greenfield, L.; Hanson, A.S.; Harris, J.L.; Humphrey, H.H. III; Hurt, R.D.; Johnson, A.; Johnson, R.; Joseph, A.; Koop, C.E.; Lippik, P.; Malcolm, J.; Musicant, G.; Ramadan, M.; Ramsey; Reagan; Redmond, L.M.; Rice, C.D.; Rockefeller, N.; Sluss, T.; Weigum, J.; Whitney, B.K.; Wittstock, L.W.; Woodruff, J.; G, J.A.
Master ID: 2063542612/2642
Date Loaded: 22 Jan 2001
Brand: Camel
UCSF Legacy ID: lce38d00

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09/28/sSEP'29~'9~ 08:24AM0 2683 p9 RSSY I~HITNEY Fax-612297kUSb 14i32~3 .5ep 28 '98 14P.}3 P. A12LA JOENSON Chak, Advocacy Group - American Cancer Society, Minnesota Council Arla Johnson has been a volunteer witia the Americsa Cancer Society for 29 years, sezvu,g in several leadership roles, including Minnesota Division Chairman of the Board, Tobacco Control Subgxoap Chair and, atost recently, Chair of the Advocacy Group at the state level. She has represented ACS on Minnesota ASSIST's ,Exscu.tive Committee and is also a member of the ACS National Public Issues Coinmittee, w]yich deterrnines tobacco policy at the Congressional level. Johnson represents Minnesota on the National ACS Assembly, as well as the new ACS Midwest Division Board of Directors. Arla began her involvement in the tobacco control arena 20 years ago when she conducted ACS Quit Smoking prograzns for adults who aeeded help quitting. That experience led to tobacco control leadership responsibilitics at the ACS stste level and evcntually to her major role in ensuring passage of the 1992 Tobacco Free Schools Bill. She was actively involved in the long stxnggie to pass Mmnesota's Iandmark Youth Access to Tobacco bill, which became law in 1997. Last year Aria also helped pass a local youth access ordinance in her own part of the state. Johnson owned and man aged a retail business.for 14 years, supervising astaff of 8 to 10 employees, and has served on the Board of her local Cha.mher of Commerce. Johnson attended Mankato State UzLiversity and Metropolitaa State Universlty.

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...._ 2883 DORSEY WHITNEY . P,~.23i323J SEP,29, , 9s 0?6~r# Fax=61Z2974036 SeP._28 '98 1acT~ P.22 . ,.,:_.. .. . . CII2I51MTE D. RICE Former Deputy Commissioner, Minnesota Depqstment oSHeaft Ms_ Rice held high level positions wirh the Minnesota Department of Health (MDI3) through 1997. As Deputy Commissioaer, Ms. Rice was second m cozamand at NIDH, rospamslble for regalation and policy over&ight of most MDH operations. Ms. Rice paid patticular attention to MDH lcgislative initiativcs during this time, as well as the representation of MDH as a board member with the Mmnesota Health Data Iastitute. Prior to becomfag Deputy Commissioner, Ms. Rice served as an Assistant Coazzmdssioner at NIDH. In that role, Ms. Rice managed the Bureau of Health Protcction, which divisions included disease prevention and control, environmentai health, aad public health laboratoiies. Ms. Rice's 1VIDH experience also mcluded a kwo-year stint as Director of Public and Legislative Af{airs. Ms. Rice received her BA frcm the University of Wisconsin in 1971.

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J3 09/28/fSEP 29 '98 88 25Rhf0 2683 DORSEY YYHIT'NEY Pm18i32 rqv n r ucvuv ~ haxc617197Q0~6 Sep 28 '98 1dfOG P.1'r PFGGY LEPYIK State Representative Peggy Leppik, co-authcrr of Minnesota's ground brealdng 1997 youth access to tobauo legislation, was elected to the Mizmesota House of Representatives in 1990. She sits on the Bducati.on; Higher Education Finance; Fsnvironmental and Naturs.l Resources; Commerce, Tonrism and Consumer Affairs Ce®ziuttees, and also serves as Chair of the S'igher Fclucati.on Subcommittee on Refo=ra, and as Vice Chair of the Select Committee on Tec]m,ology. Deeply involved in her coiamunity, Representative Leppik is a long-iime asident of Qoldea Valley and a past member of Golden Valley's Planning Comwission, its Board of Zoning Appeals and its Civic Canter Task Force. She currently oo-cbairs the Success by Six Northwest Public Awareness Comnnittee, serves on the Advisory Committee of the Independent School Distzict 281 Ridgedale Altemative Program, and the Advisory Council of the Children, Youth & Family Consortium, is a member of the;8oard of Directors of Minnesota Project Innovation and of the City Tree Prdject, and voluareers at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Representative Leppdk bss worked as an editorial consultant fox a medical penodicaf and as a zesearebh assistant in biochemistry. She received her BA from Smith Cotlege and did post-gradnate work at the University ofPemsylvania. ~ 12

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1OIM,'' 1/10 09/E8lfSEP 29 '98 9$ 24Af~a 2683 ~4RSEY WHITNEY P.15i3P uv n~~ vu!c~c e faX 61229I4U36 Sep 28 '98 14:03 P. Itl IIANDY JOHNSON Cbair, Hennepin County Board of Cominissioners Randy Johnson was first elected to the Hennepin County Board of Commissioners in 1 978. As a ftrst-year Board member nearly 20 years ago, Jolmson introduced the fixst resolution seekiin to safeguard tkoe public and employees from tobacco smoke by rnalong Heanepm buildings smoke-free. Since then he Isas m3roduced or co-authored every resoluiion on tobacco oontrot considemd by the Board, successfiilly malzing a1199 county buildings smoke.ftee, sponsoring smoldng cessation programs for ernployees, and supporting Send The Camed Packing and ot}ser groundbreaking public information pro,gSarls sponsored by County Community Health stafff Johnson is the inunediate past President of the National Association of Counties (NACo), represeating more than 5,000 Counties across the U.S. As President of NACo he has been an outspoken pQoporlent of strasig local government tobacco control efforts throughout the nation and for federal policies t6at.vill aid in shese efforts. Recently Jobason meet with White House officials to urge the President to opposa the proposed tobacco settlement. Ia February 1998, Johnson presented a"Siafem.ont on the Proposed Tobacco Settlement" at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. lobnson received his BA from-lvlacalester College and his 7D from the University of Minnesota Law SchooL

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' iA p ni 53 D0 Y iYf1IT:~lEY P.9~32~ 09/28/95EP,29,,;9$~08 Z3RMa 2B8~tax'b12297~ Sep 73 98 16=01 __F_(8 JOHN R GARB.XSON Managing Director, American Lung Association Johm Garrison has setved as Managing Director of the American Lung Associa7ion since 1990. The Lung Association, founded in 1904, speaks with a strong voice . on nationsl health issues as well as involves huvcfreds of thousauds of volunteers in fig)iting to prevent lung disease and ptomote hmg health through more than 90 affiliates across the U.S. Under Garrison's leadenship, the Lung Association has stood firm m its opposition m any Congressionall action on tobacco that faiis to achieve meaningful public health protections or that graats the tobacco iadustiy any.speciall legal protections. Garrison and ALA asked Congzess and President Clisiton to scrap the inadequate deal pmscnted by the industry in 1997, and worked effectively with organizafions across the country to stzengthen federal tobacco legislation consideiEd in 1998. Prior to his work with the Lung Association, Ms. Gaziison served for moxe than a decade as President and Chief Execu.tive Offieer of the National Easter Seal Society. He has also sernd as Deputy Cominissioner for Admm.istration in the New York State Department of HWth, end spent seven years on health and social welfare policies in the office of New York C3overnor Ne7san Rockefeller. In I990,.Mr.. Cratrison was rocoganizad by Business Week as one of American's five top socdall service executives. Mr. Garrison did his undergraduate work at Harvard College, andd earnedd his Masteis in Public Administration at New York University. 3

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Ln n. n 'n.13 08/28/sSEP -29 1 98 ~.,08.23F1M0 2883 Fax.b1Dm WHITNEY S~eP 2sgg 14?02 P- 1UP. i1i32 A- ST UAR2 BANSON I'resident,llTinuesot2 Coaliliaa for a'Smoke Free Society 2000 Since 1971, Dr. Haason has had a private practice in Interaal Medicine, subspccializing in lung disease, at the Park Nicollet Clinic in Minn.eapolis, Minnesota. Dr. Hanson is the President and CEO of the Institute for Research and Education Health System Minnesota. He is also the ciment President of the Minnesota Coalition for a Smoke Free Society 2000, having seroed as its first and foundiug President in 1984. Duaing the 1980s and early 1990s Dr. Hanson lead the Mmnesota. Smoke Free Health Care project, and Dt_ Hanson served as President and Chair of the Smoke Free Generaii.on -1Vlinnesota effort from 1984 to 1990. He has been an advocate for tobacco control in many public policy fonum-% iaciuding regional health boards, organized medic9ne, and state and national leb slalive processes. In addition to his worlc for a ssnoke free environment, Dr. Hatison bass served as President of the Manaesota Medical Association, chair of the Miaaesota delegation to the American Medical Association House of Delegates, vicc chair of the Minassota Health Data Institnte, and ehair of ihe Co3amittee on Woikplaco V'iolence, lViinnesota Healthcare Coalition on Violence. Dr. Hanson is a graduate of Dartmouth College and received his 112T) from the Universiry of - Minnesota School ofMedicine. -

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mnno J9/28/85EP 2~98w8i~22R1`p 288J DORSEY W~FITTPI£Y , . P.S/3. J 3 h3X=41I~14036 Sep 28 '98. Sd:01 P.U7 GERALD W- CHRISTENS ON Dist.ittguished Adjunct I~rofessor, University of St. Thomas Dr. Christenson served as Cbatlcellor of the Minnesota Community College Systecn fraxn 1983 antil bis zetiremeut from that position in 1992. As the ehief executive officer of the Minnesota Commaaity College System, Dr. Christenson directed the operation of twenty-one campuses with total enrollraent of over 56,000 studcnts, 4,000 employees and aon anmasl budget of $150 mi.llion- During his tenure there, he worked toward a smoke-free environment on all campuses, and Christenson's frequent attentlance at the Micmesota tobacco trial aTtests to hi,s interest in reducing the hwman aztd econ.omic consequences of tobacco use. Under his l,eadersh.ip, enrollment in Mmnesota.'s Community Colleges increased by 50 percent, the number of minority student$ tripled, services to non-ttaditional students were vastly expanded, ancl the Legislature anthorized over 5140 million in constni.et?on projecrs on community coltege campuses. Following his retiremen.t as Chancellor, Dr. Christenson accepted ann appointment as Dysiinguished Adjunct Professor at the University of St Thomas. Pirior to his service to the Minnesota Coarmunity College Systeno, Dr. Christenson held a number of high level positions in 14litmesota state government, including Cozamissioner of Finance, Stare Planamg Director, and Legislative Auditar, Christenson holds a BA from St. Jobn's University and an MA and Ph.D, from the University of Minnesota. 2

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;~~~~.~ 33 ~9/2S/fSEP ~29 '99 ~8-25Ai'~0 268J DORSEY FHITNEY ' 04 4 P.19~ 18 P 98 I`71YHl lT ~trvhax~blzlyfau56 ..,,.Sep 26 ; 1 _ . J'AN MALC'0LM Vice President, Public Affairs & Commun9cafYotsQ, Aliina Healttlh System As system vi.ce president of public affairs fpr Allma Health System Malcolm is responsible for development of public policy positions, governmertt relations, corporatc communicaSons amdpublic relations. In that role,lVlalcolm.bas played a key part in A1lina's active support of Minnesota's landmark Youth Access to Tobacco legislation, in its sezpport for the tobacco litigation, in the Allizta, system's research into cessation approaches in various health care settings, and in Allina's decision to undortxke its own suit againat the tobaceo induatry. Malcolni was also instnum.eatal in AllizLa's decisions to actively oppose the June 20th Settlement Proposal to Congress, and to work withinn national managed care organizations to encourage the industry to become more active in tobacco control m,atters. Prior to joining Allina in 1994, Malcolm was senior vice president for gove=eut re}sIIons and public programs at HealthPaifiers. She has served in sunilar roles at MedCeatezs and Patmers National Hesith Plan, and began her health policy career at Interstudy. Malcolm has played leadeRSlup roles in numerous professional and commmi.ty orgaaizations, and currentTy serves as President of the Minnesota Council of Hcalth Plans. Maleolm obtained her BA from Daztmouth College. 13

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0g/28/BSEP,.29._'95__08i29RMO Z683r .~ L DORSEX. WHITNEY 1LL7(41Vp JEI1 L6 '73 i4:cf~ AR'1'ICLE YfII &112E"+NDMEIVTS TO AIiTICLES OF INCORPORATIOPi P 32i32'~ ~ r. ~~. Thase srtioles xaay be amended by the af5xm,ativc vote of 14 members of the Board of Directors. AR~'TICLE IX INCORPORATORS The ineorporators of this corporaLion are: Hubctt Fi HumpbTey III 102 State Capitol . Saint Paul, Mumesota 55155 C_ Evetett Koop 6706 Demoezacy Boulevard Suita 107 Bethesda, Marylaad ?.0817.1129 The uadarsigned iacorporatoss coTtify both that 8zcy exeoute these Articles Sor the purposes atated bare3n, and that by such ptectttion, they aff'>ms the undeistandixegtbat should any of the inforatation in these Articles be inteationeliy or lmowingly misstated, they are subject to ctirainai peaalties for perjury set fnrth in Nfmnesota Statutes Section 609.45 as if this docutnent had beea eXecuted uader oath. J6 - 9g& liUBrRT H. FiUWHREY AG:I31422. ri Date Date STATE OF 1NINNE50TA , 00/1RTMEMT OF ST 1F ' ~ FlLED ~ . SEP 21 1996 ~ Saaetaq( aF StaQef

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