Professor Emerita at the University of Maryland School of Public Policy and Strategic Advisor for Mayer Brown LLP (global law firm) Age: 71 Director since: 2009 INDEPENDENT OTHER CURRENT PUBLIC COMPANY DIRECTORSHIPS: FedEx Corporation Marriott International, Inc. CATERPILLAR BOARD COMMITTEES: Sustainability and other Public Policy Nominating and Governance OTHER DIRECTORSHIPS WITHIN THE LAST FIVE YEARS: The Boeing Company Experience Board Chair (2022 present), National Foreign Trade Council Professor Emerita (2019 present), Professor (2009 2019), University of Maryland School of Public Policy Strategic Advisor (2010 present), Mayer Brown LLP U.S. Trade Representative (2006 2009), Deputy U.S. Trade Representative (2005 2006), United States Government President and Chief Executive Officer (2004 2005), University System of Maryland Foundation Consultant (2003), U.S. Department of Treasury Dean (1995 2003), University of Maryland School of Public Policy Director of Corporate Business Development (1993 1995), Motorola, Inc. Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Director General (1989 1993), U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service Qualifications Leadership, Business Development and Strategy, Risk Management and Global Experience obtained over her 30-year career in international trade, commerce and public policy education, which allows her to provide important insights for the company s global business model and long-standing support of open trade, as well as meaningful input and guidance to the board on strategy and geopolitics and the evaluation of global economic conditions. As dean of the University of Maryland School of Public Policy, she led a strategic realignment of the school s curriculum that led to a new specialization in philanthropy and non-profit management and also co-founded a non-profit to fund students of color to benefit from graduate programs and consider careers in public policy and international affairs. While working as U.S. trade representative, a Cabinet post, she worked to eliminate tariff barriers to environmental goods, such as clean energy technologies, worked with key non-governmental organizations to help champion negotiations to eliminate subsidization of industrial fishing fleets that contribute to overfishing of the oceans, helped build enforceable environmental and labor provisions into U.S. trade agreements for the first time, and helped negotiate and achieve Congressional passage of trade agreements. Government/Regulatory Affairs gained as U.S. Trade Representative and director-general of the U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, the export promotion arm of the U.S. government. As director general of U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, she was responsible for over 200 field offices in the U.S. and 70 countries, with supervisory responsibility for American and international employees in multiple employment systems. She also introduced the agency s first training curriculum with diversity, equity and inclusion components. Board of Directors Experience (other boards) and Technology gained while serving as a director of other large, publicly traded multinational corporations, including FedEx, Marriott and Boeing.