Herbert Eugene Horowitz

Background

Horowitz, Herbert Eugene was born on July 10, 1930 in Brooklyn. Son of Max and Jean (Pomerantz) Horowitz.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Brooklyn College, 1952; Master of Arts, Columbia University, 1964; Master of Arts, Fletcher School Law & Diplomacy, 1965; diploma, National War College, 1972.

Career

Economics officer, American Embassy, Taipei, Taiwan, 1957-1962; chief China economics unit, United States Consulate, Hong Kong, 1965-1969; chief commercial and economics section, United States Liaison Office, Beijing, 1973-1975; director Office for Research of East Asia, Department State, Washington, 1975-1978; director Office East-West Economics Policy, Department Treasury, Washington, 1979-1980; consul general, United States Consulate General, Sydney, Australia, 1981-1984; deputy chief of mission, United States Embassy, Beijing, Peoples Republic of China, 1984-1986; ambassador to Republic of Gambia, 1986-1989; consultant, Washington, since 1990. Lecturer George Mason U.

Membership

Member of American Foreign Service Association, Diplomatic and Counselor Officers Retired, Cosmos Club.

Connections

Married Lenore Joan Glasser, January 6, 1963. Children: Jason, Richard.

Father:

Max Horowitz

Mother:

Jean (Pomerantz) Horowitz

Spouse:

Lenore Joan Glasser

child:

Jason Horowitz

child:

Richard Horowitz