Charles William Maynes

Background

Maynes, Charles William was born on December 8, 1938 in Huron, South Dakota, United States. Son of Charles William and Almira Rose (Summers) Maynes.

Education

Bachelor, Harvard University, 1960; Master of Arts, Oxford (England) University, 1962.

Career

United Nations political affairs official, Department State, Washington, 1962-1965; chief monetary economist, Agency for International Development, Laos, 1965-1967; economics officer, American Embassy, Moscow, 1968-1970; secretary, Carnegie Endowment International Peace, 1971-1976; senior legislation assistant to Sen. Fred R. Harris, 1972; member issues, Sargent Shriver's Vice-Presidential campaign, 1972; member, Carter-Mondale Transition team, 1976-1977; assistant secretary for international organization affairs, Department State, 1977-1980; editor, Foreign Policy magazine, 1980-1997; member, Clinton-Gore Transition team, 1992-1993, 96-97; president, Eurasia Foundation, Washington, since 1997. Member Council Foreign Rels., Washington Institute Foreign Affairs, United Nations Association, Overseas Development Council, National Academy Public Administration.

Advising committee Lincoln U. Center Public Policy and Diplomacy, National Institute Citizen Participation and Negotiation, University of California Institute Global Conflict and Cooperation, others.

Achievements

• Charles William Maynes has been listed as a noteworthy Foundation administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Phi Beta Kappa.

Connections

Married Gretchen Schiele, July 17, 1965. Children: Stacy Kathryn, Charles William.

Father:

Charles William Maynes

Mother:

Almira Rose (Summers) Maynes

Spouse:

Gretchen Schiele

child:

Charles William Maynes

child:

Stacy Kathryn Maynes