Education
University of California, Berkeley.
president vice president chief executive
University of California, Berkeley.
Freeman"s early jobs included working for the Heritage Foundation. Freddie Mac; and the American Association of Health Plans, the health insurance lobby. From 2004 to 2006, he was a vice president at Associated Public-Safety Communications Officers Worldwide, a global public affairs firm.
In 2006, Freeman became the executive director of a new organization, Discover America Partnership, an advocacy group working to increase the number of foreign visitors to the United States. In late 2007, that organization, the Travel Industry Association of America (TIA), and the Travel Business Roundtable announced their intent to merge.
Discover America Partnership, was absorbed by the TIA, and the merged organization became the United States. Travel Association. Freeman worked at the United States. Travel Association until 2013 In October 2011 he was promoted from senior vice president of public affairs to executive vice-president and chief operating officer
During his time at the association, it nearly doubled its resources. He frequently appeared in the media and testified before Congress.
In July 2013, Freeman became president and Chief Executive Officer of the AGA. His predecessor, Frank Fahrenkopf, announced early in 2013 that he was stepping down on June 30, after more than 17 years with AGA, though he will remain on as a consultant for at least six months after that.
Freeman graduated from the University of California, Berkeley. They currently reside in Arlington, Virginia, with their three young children.