Donald Malcolm Wilson

Background

Wilson, Donald Malcolm was born on June 27, 1925 in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, United States. Son of Robert and Adelaide (Streubel) Wilson.

Education

Graduate, Deerfield (Massachusetts) Academy, 1943; Bachelor of Arts, Yale University, 1948.

Career

Reporter, Life magazine, 1949-1953; chief Far Eastern correspondent, Life magazine, 1953-1956; chief Washington correspondent, Life magazine, 1956-1960; associate public, Life magazine, 1968-1969; general manager, Time- Life International, 1965-1968; vice president corporate public affairs, Time, Inc., 1969-1981; corporation vice president public affairs, Time, Inc., 1981-1989; pu., Business News New Jersey, New Brunswick, since 1989; deputy director, United States Information Agency, 1961-1965. Member of advisory council Edward R. Murrow Center, Tufts U., The National Council of La Raza, 1985-1989. Member Public Broadcasting Authority of New Jersey, 1969-1973, 76-79.

Achievements

• Donald Malcolm Wilson has been listed as a noteworthy publishing executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Trustee Vassar College, 1971-1979, The Brearley School, 1977-1986. Board directors Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1985-1995, The Schumann Fund for New Jersey, 1990-1995, Center for Analysis of Public Issues. Member Council on Foreign Relations.

Connections

Married Susan M. Neuberger, April 6, 1957. Children: Dwight Malcolm, Katherine Loudon, Penelope.

Father:

Robert Wilson

Mother:

Adelaide (Streubel) Wilson

Spouse:

Susan M. Neuberger

child:

Dwight Malcolm Wilson

child:

Penelope Wilson

child:

Katherine Loudon Wilson