Clifton Eugene Rodgers

Background

Rodgers,, Clifton Eugene was born on September 15, 1954 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Clifton Eugene and Jean Rodgers.

Education

Student, Yale University, 1976—1977. Bachelor in History and Literature, Hampshire College, 1978.

Career

Corporation sales representative Mellon Bank, NA, Pittsburgh, 1979—1981. Special assistant to executive v.p.s Fannie Mae, Washington, 1981—1983. Manager secondary marketing The First Boston Corporation, New York City, 1983—1985.

Vice president Phillips Realty Capital, Bethesda, Maryland, 1985—1991. Director Office of Business Liaison United States Department Treasury, Washington, 1991—1993. Asset manager Archon Group.

L.P., Alexandria, Virginia, 1993—1994. Vice president Legg Mason, Bethesda, 1994—1996. Senior vice president The Real Estate Roundtable, Washington, since 1996.

Founding director The Bank of Georgetown, since 2004. Member international trade advisory committee United States Department Commerce.

Membership

Mid-Atlantic president Starlight Children's Foundation, Washington, since 1998, board directors, 1999. Vestry Christ Church, Georgetown, Washington, since 1998. Director Starlight Children's Foundation International, Los Angeles, since 1999.

Member Urban Land Institute, Mortgage Bankers Association of America (vice chairman capital markets committee since 1999).

Interests

• Skiing, shooting, fly fishing, mountain biking, tennis.

Connections

Married Shelley Church Rodgers. Children: John Spencer, Henry August.

Father:

Clifton Eugene

Mother:

Jean Rodgers

Spouse:

Shelley Church Rodgers

child:

Henry August Rodgers,

child:

John Spencer Rodgers,