Arthur A. A. Hartman

Background

HARTMAN, Arthur was born on March 12, 1926 in New York, United States.

Education

AB, Harvard University, 1947; postgraduate, Law School, 1947-1948.

Career

Economics officer, ECA, Paris, 1948-1952; member, United States delegate European Army Conference, Paris, 1952-1954; political-military officer, Paris/USRO, 1954-1955; political-military officer, Saigon, 1956-1958; international affairs officer, Economics Organisation Affairs Section, Bureau European Affairs, Department State, 1958-1961; staff assistant to undersecretary for economics affairs, Economics Organisation Affairs Section, Bureau European Affairs, Department State, 1961-1962; special assistant, Economics Organisation Affairs Section, Bureau European Affairs, Department State, 1962-1963; chief economics section, American Embassy, London, 1963-1967; special assistant and staff director to undersecretary, Department State, 1967-1969; deputy director for coordination, Department State, 1969-1972; deputy chief of mission and minister counselor, United States Mission to Common Market, Brussels, 1972-1974; assistant secretary for, European affairs Department State, Washington, 1974-1977; United States ambassador to France, Paris, 1977-1981; United States ambassador to Soviet Union, Moscow, 1981-1987; consultant, Associated Public-Safety Communications Officers Consulting Group, Washington, since 1989. Board directors ITT Hartford Insurance Company, Dreyfus Funds, Ford Meter Box Company, Lawter International. Chairman Barings' First Network Information Service Regional Investment Fund.

Achievements

• Arthur A. Hartman has been listed as a noteworthy international business consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors French-American Foundation. Former president of the board overseers Harvard University With United States Army Air Corporation, 1944-1946. Member French Legion of Honor (officer), Council on Foreign Rels.

Connections

Married Donna Van Dyke Ford.

Spouse:

Donna Van Dyke