Background
Card, Andrew H. was born on May 10, 1947 in Brockton, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Andrew Hill and Joyce Card.
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Andrew H. Card
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Education
Bachelor of Science in Engineering, University S. C., 1971; Master of Arts, Doctor of Laws (honorary), Mount Ida College and Assumption College Master of Arts, Doctor of Public Administration (honorary), Curry College postgraduate, Massachusetts Maritime Academy.
Career
Structural design engineer, Maurice Reidy Engineers, Inc., 1971-1972;
structural design engineer, David M. Berg, Inc., 1972-1975;
held several elected and appointed offices, Holbrook, Massachusetts, 1971-1982;
representative, General Court of Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1975-1982;
vice president, CMIS Corporation, Vienna, Virginia, 1983;
special assistant to President Ronald Reagan for Intergovtl. Affairs, The White House, 1983-1987;
N.H. campaign manager for George Bush, 1987-1988;
deputy assistant to President Ronald Reagan, director, Office of Intergovtl. Affairs, 1988;
assistant to President and deputy chief of staff, The White House, 1989-1992;
secretary of transportation, Department of Transportation, Washington, 1992;
president, Chief Executive Officer, American Automobile Manufacturers Association, Washington, since 1992.
Member of advisory commission on intergovernmental relations, 1988. Head of task force Federal relief effort Hurricane Andrew Southern Florida, 1992.
Achievements
Membership
Candidate for government, Massachusetts, 1983. With United States Navy, 1965-1967.
Connections
Married Kathleene Marie Bryan. 3 children.
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Nationality
American