Alan James Kreczko

Background

Kreczko, Alan James was born on May 7, 1951 in Cleveland. Son of Steve Henry and Martha Helen (Shoda) Kreczko.

Education

Bachelor magna cum laude, Boston College, 1972. Juris Doctor magna cum laude, University Michigan Law School, 1976.

Career

Attorney United States Department State, Washington, 1976—1979, legal advisory to Camp David negotiations, 1979—1983, assistant legal advisory Near East & Southern Asian Affairs, 1983—1987, assistant legal advisory, Bureau Oceans, Environmental & Science, 1987—1988, deputy legal advisory, 1988—1993. Special assistant to President, legal advisory National Security Council, 1993—1996. Senior deputy assistant secretary for population, refugees & migration United States Department State, 1996—2001, acting assistant secretary for population, refugees & migration, 2001—2003.

Senior vice president, deputy general counsel Hartford Finance Services Group, Inc., Hartford, Connecticut, 2003—2007, executive vice president, general counsel, since 2007. Visiting professor Georgetown University Law Center.

Achievements

• Alan James Kreczko has been listed as a reputable lawyer, insurance company executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Phi Beta Kappa.

Connections

Married Joan Latimer, April 30, 1983. Children: Nicholas, Benjamin.

Father:

Steve Henry Kreczko

Mother:

Martha Helen (Shoda) Kreczko

Spouse:

Joan Latimer

child:

Benjamin Kreczko

child:

Nicholas Kreczko