NN	Last Name	Full Name	Organization	Post	2nd Post/Org-n	Source
1	Allen	David Allen	GoldenTree Asset Management	manager		"I think that they have done a pretty extraordinary job of cutting costs," said David Allen, a portfolio manager at GoldenTree Asset Management. (Success.htm)
2	Aney	Thomas C. Aney	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein	analyst		"You could say it was a mild disappointment," said Thomas C. Aney, an automobile analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein. (05DAIM.html)
3	Barbera	Robert Barbera	ING/Hoenig	chief economist		Over the last decade, Robert Barbera, the chief economist of ING/Hoenig reports, the United States achieved nearly twice the growth of France and almost three times that of Germany. (31NORR.html)
4	Barile	Andrew Barile	Rancho Santa Fe	consultant		"If Hank Greenberg is getting hit with unexpected liability claims, the competition is also being hit with them," said Andrew Barile, an insurance consultant in Rancho Santa Fe, California. (05INSU.html)
5	Bellas	Michael Bellas	Beverage Marketing	chief executive		"For them to be a home run they don't have to be as big as Slim-Fast," said Michael Bellas, the chief executive of Beverage Marketing. (31SNAP.html)
6	Bernardin	Tom Bernardin	Bozell	chief executive		The clients of Bozell "will move with us to Lowe," the chief executive at Bozell, Tom Bernardin, wrote in a memorandum to the agency's more than 350 employees. (05ADCO.html)
7	Berry	Jon Berry	RoperASW	chief executive	vice president	Now, in "The Influentials," Ed Keller and Jon Berry, the chief executive and vice president of RoperASW, present their own version of the magic list — those Americans who tell the rest of us what to buy, where to eat or whom to vote for. (31BOOK.html)
8	Boneparth	Peter A. Boneparth	Jones	chief executive		"We are very interested in a long-term relationship with the company," Peter A. Boneparth, the chief executive of Jones, said on a conference call. (05POLO.html)
9	Bourne	Iain Bourne	Data Protection Authority of Britain	manager		"The changes give users greater control over how their information is used," said Iain Bourne, strategic policy manager for the Data Protection Authority of Britain, a participant on the committee. (31SOFT.html)
10	Bower	Ward Bower	Altman Weil	principal		"They'll jump for money," said Ward Bower, a principal at Altman Weil, a consulting firm that advises law firms. (05LAW.html)
11	Breen	Edward D. Breen	Tyco	chairman		In a letter to Edward D. Breen, the chairman of Tyco, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. will ask the company "to immediately take an important step to restore investor confidence by holding Tyco's 2003 annual meeting here in the United States." (05TYCO.html)
12	Cappaert	Barbara Cappaert	KDP Investment Advisors	analyst		That is still substantially higher than the 8 percent to 9 percent rate on recent bond offerings from other casinos, said Barbara Cappaert, an analyst at KDP Investment Advisors, a research firm that specializes in junk bonds. (31TRUM.html)
13	Capra	James R. Capra	Capra Asset Management in Rye	president		"It looks like we are going to be in business for a long time," said James R. Capra, president of Capra Asset Management in Rye, N.Y., who two years ago was thinking of revamping his company so he could survive the shrinking Treasury market. (05BOND.html)
14	Chambers	John T. Chambers	Cisco	chief executive		Home | Back to Technology | Search | Corrections | Help | Back to Top Copyright 2003 The New York Times Company | Permissions | Privacy Policy Bloomberg news John T. Chambers, the chief executive of Cisco, says corporations are cautious about spending. (05CISC.html)
15	Charney	Neil Charney	Microsoft	director		"Our goal is to make Web services easy for software developers, businesses and end users," said Neil Charney, a director in Microsoft's platform strategy group. (Competitors.htm)
16	Cohen	Jessica Reif Cohen	Merrill Lynch	analyst		Jessica Reif Cohen, an analyst at Merrill Lynch , estimates that such fees accounted for about $230 million, or 3.5 percent, of the roughly $7 billion in revenues for the AOL Time Warner cable systems unit last year. (31CABL.html)
17	Cornet	Jacques Cornet	CIBC	analyst		Those bonds trade at 78 cents on the dollar and yield 20.9 percent, said Jacques Cornet, a bond analyst with CIBC. (31TRUM.html)
18	Crandall	Louis Crandall	Wrightson Associates	chief economist		Louis Crandall, chief economist at Wrightson Associates, is betting on the return of the Treasury's three-year note, which was last issued in 1998. (05BOND.html)
19	Day	Julian C. Day	Kmart	chief executive		A newspaper ad prepared for the Detroit area shows Julian C. Day, who became Kmart's chief executive earlier this month, next to a kind of corporate thank-you note. (31ADCO.html)
20	Dobrovinsky	Valentin Dobrovinsky	Arteks	assistant sales manager		"It's a psychological thing," said Valentin Dobrovinsky, an assistant sales manager at Arteks, a Moscow foreign-car dealership that prices its autos in both euros and dollars. (31MOSC.html)
21	Donaldson	Mr. Donaldson	Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette	founder	chairman of New York Stock Exchange	Mr. Donaldson, a founder of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette and chairman of the New York Stock Exchange from 1991 to 1995, faced some sharp questions. (05CND-SEC.html)
22	Donaldson	William H. Donaldson	New York Stock Exchange	former chairman		— A White House spokeswoman said today that William H. Donaldson, the former chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, would divest himself of his publicly traded securities and privately held equity partnerships if confirmed as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. (31SEC.html)
23	Dutkowsky	Robert M. Dutkowsky	J.D. Edwards	chief executive		"This is what I call the new reality," said Robert M. Dutkowsky, the chief executive of J.D. Edwards, a software maker in Denver that has kept its work force at 5,000 people for the last few years. (05CND-JOBS.html)
24	Eckert	Robert Eckert	Mattel	chief executive		Robert Eckert, Mattel's chief executive is extending Mattel's traditional lines by introducing variations like the new Barbies and Chicken Dance Elmo. (04TOY.html)
25	Edmiston	Mark Edmiston	AdMedia Partners	managing director		"Condé Nast wants it and can afford it," said Mark Edmiston, managing director of AdMedia Partners. (Success.htm)
26	Fisher	Jon Fisher	Fifth Third Bank	manager		Over the last few years, federal courts looking at similar patent disputes between generic manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies have tended to side with the generics, said Jon Fisher, a portfolio manager with Fifth Third Bank. (05DRUG.html)
27	Fleischer	Peter Fleischer	Microsoft	chief lawyer		Peter Fleischer, who is Microsoft's chief lawyer in Europe on privacy issues, said the company welcomed the agreement. (31SOFT.html)
28	Gallant	Michael E. Gallant	CIBC World Markets	analyst		"They have to dig themselves out of a bigger hole than what we had thought," said Michael E. Gallant, an analyst at CIBC World Markets. (31AOL.html)
29	Gates	Bill Gates	Microsoft	chairman		Bill Gates, Microsoft's chairman had often said that .Net was a "bet-the-company strategy" for its flavor of Web services, a software technology intended to enable seamless machine-to-machine communication. (Competitors.htm)
30	Graziano	Salvatore Graziano	Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes & Lerach	partner		Salvatore Graziano, a partner at Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes & Lerach, which originally brought the lawsuit in August on behalf of a group of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia shareholders, said: "We spoke to the individual and have no reason to doubt the individual's recollection of the facts, which were volunteered and not prompted by us in any way." (Lawsuit.htm)
31	Greenberg	Mark Greenberg	Invesco Leisure Fund	manager		"They are doing a lot of things to make operations more efficient," said Mark Greenberg, the manager of the Invesco Leisure Fund, which holds Mattel shares. (04TOY.html)
32	Greenstein	Robert Greenstein	Center on Budget and Policy	executive director		"This looks like a mechanism to allow people with lots of wealth to move large amounts of money into tax-sheltered vehicles," said Robert Greenstein, the executive director of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal research group. (31SAVE.html)
33	Gregory	Janice Gregory	Erisa Industry Committee	vice president		Janice Gregory, vice president of the Erisa Industry Committee, which lobbies on behalf of corporations on matters pertaining to employee benefits, said she had heard only a vague outline of the alternative method and was afraid that a technical debate would slow a decision by Congress. (31PENS.html)
34	Gruber	Joel Gruber	Route	chief information officer		"We are essentially a Web services business," said Joel Gruber, chief information officer of Route One. (Competitors.htm)
35	Hallman	Cinda Hallman	Spherion Corporation	chief executive		"There isn't the confidence level in business today that we need for growth," said Cinda Hallman, chief executive of the Spherion Corporation , a staffing company based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., that places almost 400,000 people in jobs, down from 600,000 three years ago. (05CND-JOBS.html)
36	Hanlon	Noel Hanlon	Irish airport authority	chairman		A recent storm blew up when Noel Hanlon, the chairman of the Irish airport authority, told a parliamentary committee that when Ryanair customers miss their flights, the airline pockets not just the fare but also the airport fees and taxes the customer paid on the ticket. (05RYAN.html)
37	Hogan	Arthur Hogan	Jefferies & Company	chief market analyst		"You can't separate the two," said Arthur Hogan, chief market analyst at Jefferies & Company. (31STOX.html)
38	Hubbard	R. Glenn Hubbard	White House's Council of Economic Advisers	chairman		R. Glenn Hubbard, chairman of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers, dismisses the connection between deficits and interest rates whenever he gets a chance. (05BOND.html)
39	Jewell	Dermott Jewell	ConsumersAssociation of Ireland	chief executive		Dermott Jewell, chief executive of the Consumers' Association of Ireland, said customers are not adequately informed. (05RYAN.html)
40	Jobs	Steve Jobs	Pixar	chief executive		Pixar has already received expressions of interest from several Hollywood studios, which are courting Steve Jobs, Pixar's chief executive including Warner Brothers and Sony Pictures Entertainment, according to people briefed on those discussions. (31DISN.html)
41	Kanada	Shin Kanada	Toyota board	member		"There are many ifs," said Shin Kanada, a Toyota board member (05CND-TOYO.html)
42	Kummetz	Mitch Kummetz	Wedbush Morgan	analyst		Mitch Kummetz, an analyst at Wedbush Morgan, lowered his rating on Jones to hold from buy and estimated that the loss of the two licenses would most likely cost Jones about 50 cents a share in 2004 earnings. (05POLO.html)
43	Levin	Barry S. Levin	Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe	chairman		"It is a stunning and incredible tragedy," said Barry S. Levin, chairman of Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe, another San Francisco firm. (31LEGA.html)
44	Mack	Mr. Mack	Morgan Stanley	former president		Mr. Quattrone and Mr. Mack had clashed in the early 1990's at Morgan Stanley when Mr. Mack, then president of Morgan Stanley, refused to grant Mr. Quattrone the autonomy and slice of the profits he demanded for his technology group. (Credit.htm)
45	Maddock	Charles Maddock	Altman Weil	principal		Brobeck was an innovator among law firms, said Charles Maddock, a principal at Altman Weil, a consulting firm that advises law firms. (31LEGA.html)
46	Matsushima	Noriyuki Matsushima	Nikko Salomon Smith Barney in Tokyo	analyst		"If the talks between the Big Three and the U.A.W. get bogged down, Japanese automakers could be the unintended beneficiaries and walk away with the price of higher market shares," said Noriyuki Matsushima, an analyst with Nikko Salomon Smith Barney in Tokyo. (05CND-TOYO.html)
47	Maxton	Graeme Maxton	Autopolis	analyst		"The acid test is still to come," said Graeme Maxton, an analyst at Autopolis, a consulting firm in London. (05DAIM.html)
48	Mays	L. Lowry Mays	Clear Channel Communications Inc	chairman	chief executive	L. Lowry Mays, the chairman and chief executive of Clear Channel Communications Inc. , said that deregulation and economies of scale had allowed his company to make investments to offer more choices to listeners. (31RADI.html)
49	McCall	William F. McCall	McCall & Almy	president		"We're in a real estate recession," said William F. McCall, president of McCall & Almy, real estate advisers. (05VACA.html)
50	McCulley	Paul A. McCulley	Pacific Investment Management Company	managing director		"In the areas where you had a recession, you can't get a recovery given the levels of overcapacity and risk aversion," said Paul A. McCulley, a managing director at the Pacific Investment Management Company who is known for his economic forecasting. (31ECON.html)
51	Nielsen	Tod Nielsen	BEA	chief marketing officer		"People are still very leery of Microsoft lock-in," said Tod Nielsen, BEA's chief marketing officer who is a former Microsoft executive (Competitors.htm)
52	Pakfar	Nader Pakfar	Brobeck	associate		In the firm's offices yesterday, lawyers were shocked, said Nader Pakfar, an associate at Brobeck. (31LEGA.html)
53	Pant	Micky Pant	Reebok in Canton	chief marketing officer		Micky Pant, chief marketing officer at Reebok in Canton, Mass., confirmed a report about the parody commercial in an e-mail newsletter published by Brandweek. (05ADDE.html)
54	Parsons	Richard D. Parsons	AOL Time Warner	chief executive		In December, Richard D. Parsons, the chief executive of AOL Time Warner, said the company had "hit a pause" on the deal because of the complexity of merging the operations. (05CNN.html)
55	Powell	Michael K. Powell	Federal Communications Commission	chairman		Michael K. Powell, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, has indicated he wants to relax - or completely drop - several media-ownership regulations. (31RADI.html)
56	Rice	Kevin Rice	Allstate	technology manager		"Web services gets you out of the world of proprietary messaging software," said Kevin Rice, a technology manager at Allstate. (Competitors.htm)
57	Rogers	Tom Rogers	Primedia	chief executive		Tom Rogers, chief executive of Primedia, said, however, that there were no such plans. (Success.htm)
58	Rosen	Fredric D. Rosen	Key3Media	chief executive		Key3Media's chief executive Fredric D. Rosen, said that the proposed reorganization plan "gives us the capital strength and operating flexibility we need to hold all of our scheduled trade shows and conferences." (Comdex.htm)
59	Rufenacht	Sandy Rufenacht	Janus High-Yield bond fund	manager		"I'm willing to listen," said Sandy Rufenacht, manager of the Janus High-Yield bond fund, who plans to meet with Mr. Trump today. (31TRUM.html)
60	Sherman	Bernard Sherman	Apotex	chief executive		As patents on the drug have expired, GlaxoSmithKline has "repatented every conceivable form" of Paxil in an attempt to block competition, said Bernard Sherman, the chief executive of Apotex, a privately held company based in Toronto. (05DRUG.html)
61	Siebel	Thomas M. Siebel	Siebel Systems	chief executive		"The gorillas in this are I.B.M. and Microsoft," said Thomas M. Siebel, the chief executive of Siebel Systems , whose customer relationship management software is being fine-tuned to run on both I.B.M.'s WebSphere and Microsoft's .Net technology. (Competitors.htm)
62	Singer	Lowell Singer	SG Cowen Securities in San Francisco	analyst		"In the role as vice chairman he had less freedom to publicly speak his mind," said Lowell Singer, a media analyst at SG Cowen Securities in San Francisco. (31TURN.html)
63	Snow	Mr. Snow	CSX Corporation	former chairman		When he was chairman of the CSX Corporation , Mr. Snow converted its pension plan to a cash balance system, but agreed that older CSX workers could retain their old plan, Mr. Harkin said. (31SNOW.html)
64	Sowerby	David Sowerby	Loomis, Sayles & Company	chief market analyst		"That's at the top of the anxiety list for investors," said David Sowerby, chief market analyst at Loomis, Sayles & Company in Detroit. (31STOX.html)
65	Stapleton	Nigel J. Stapleton	Uniq in London	chairman		Nigel J. Stapleton, 56, chairman at Uniq in London, a maker of chilled and frozen foods, will take over from Mr. Scott, 53, on March 1, Cordiant said yesterday. (31ADDE.html)
66	Stapleton	Mr. Stapleton	Reed Elsevier and Unilever	former top executive		Mr. Stapleton is a former top executive at companies like Reed Elsevier and Unilever . (31ADDE.html)
67	Swainson	John Swainson	I.B.M.'s Web	general manager		"Web services is a heterogeneous technology that connects your new stuff and your old stuff together," observed John Swainson, general manager for I.B.M.'s Web services software. (Competitors.htm)
68	Tannenbaum	Carl Tannenbaum	LaSalle Bank	chief economist		"This is especially encouraging because, after all, manufacturing has been the hardest hit in the last couple of years," said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at LaSalle Bank, "and its recovery is thought to be central to an improving set of economic conditions in general." (05ECON.html)
69	Toomey	Jenny Toomey	Future of Music Coalition	executive director		When examined market by market, the industry begins to resemble an oligopoly, said Jenny Toomey, executive director of the Future of Music Coalition, who also testified. (31RADI.html)
70	Turner	Mr. Turner	CNN	founder		The mercurial Mr. Turner, the founder of CNN and a significant shareholder in the company, was already a wild card in the corporate chaos at AOL Time Warner. (31TURN.html)
71	Turner	Ted Turner	CNN	founder		Home | Back to Business | Search | Corrections | Help | Back to Top Copyright 2003 The New York Times Company | Permissions | Privacy Policy UPI Ted Turner, the founder of CNN, told CBS News that he opposes a merger of CNN and ABC News. War or No, News on Cable Already Provides the Drama (January 15, 2003) Chief of CNN Is Departing After 2 Years (January 14, 2003) Walter Isaacson Leaving Helm of CNN (January 13, 2003) CNN Chairman Isaacson Resigns (January 13, 2003) Topics Alerts Turner, Ted Cable News Network ABC News Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures Create Your Own | Manage Alerts Take a Tour Sign Up for Newsletters NYT Pocket MBA Series: Sales and Marketing (Audio Book) Learn More. (05CNN.html)
72	Ueno	Makoto Ueno	Daiwa Institute of Research	analyst		"NEC's software business is more profitable than its hardware operations, but their profit margins are half of what software companies make," said Makoto Ueno, an analyst at Daiwa Institute of Research. (31NEC.html)
73	Usuki	Masaharu Usuki	NLI Research Institute	economist		"The Japan premium is starting to return," said Masaharu Usuki, an economist at the NLI Research Institute, referring to the banks' higher cost of funds. (05YEN.html)
74	Valade	Gary C. Valade	Chrysler	former executive		Gary C. Valade, a former Chrysler executive in charge of worldwide purchasing, will step down from his post at DaimlerChrysler at the end of this year. (05DAIM.html)
75	Varney	Christine Varney	Hogan & Hartson in Washington	lawyer		"It's a huge issue, having an alternative to .Net," said Christine Varney, a lawyer at Hogan & Hartson in Washington who represents the alliance. (31SOFT.html)
76	Warren	Ray Warren	OMD USA	managing director		People Ray Warren was named managing director at OMD USA, New York, part of the OMD media services unit of the Omnicom Group , succeeding Dan Rank, who left in November to become an executive vice president for advertising sales at the Universal Television Group, part of Vivendi Universal . (31ADDE.html)
77	Weingarten	Reid Weingarten	Belnick	lawyer		Belnick's lawyer Reid Weingarten, said the director transaction happened a year before Belnick arrived at Tyco. (Tyco.htm)
78	Weingarten	Weingarten	Belnick	lawyer		"These charges are frivolous and should be dismissed,'' Belnick's lawyer Weingarten, said in a statement. (Tyco.htm)
79	Willis	David Willis	Meta Group	analyst		David Willis, an analyst with Meta Group, said those markets were mature and did not offer Cisco much chance for growth unless the company took market share from competitors. (Cisco.htm)
80	Wilson	William T. Wilson	Ernst & Young	senior economist		William T. Wilson, a senior economist at Ernst & Young, said that he expected the slackness in vehicle sales to continue. (31ECON.html)
81	Winer	Elliot Winer	Department of Employment and Training	chief economist		By December, unemployment in Boston had doubled to 5.1 percent from 2.4 percent in December 2000, according to Elliot Winer, chief economist of the state Department of Employment and Training. (05VACA.html)
82	Zuckerman	Ira Zuckerman	Nutmeg Securities in Fairfield	analyst		Ira Zuckerman, an analyst for Nutmeg Securities in Fairfield, Conn., said: "Industrywide, you're probably going to see tens of billions of dollars in increases in reserves." (05INSU.html)