Jerry Joseph Jasinowski

Background

Jasinowski, Jerry Joseph was born on January 4, 1939 in La Porte, Indiana, United States.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Indiana University, Bloomingtonf, 1962. Master of Arts in Economics, Columbia University, New York, 1967. Graduate Advanced Management Program, Harvard University, 1985.

Career

Commissioned Second lieutenant United States Air Force, 1962, captain, 1963—1965. Assistant professor economics United States Air Force Academy, 1967—1970. Advanced through grades to captain United States Air Force, 1970.

Senior research economist United States Congress, 1970—1976. Assistant secretary policy United States Department Commerce, Washington, 1977-1980. Economic director Carter-Mondale Campaign, 1976—1977.

Executive vice president, chief economist National Association of Manufacturers, Washington, 1980-1989, pres, Chief Executive Officer, 1990—2004. Author Simon and Schuster, 1995, John Wiley and Sons, 1997. Founder, president Manufacturing Institute, 2004—2007.

Board directors The Phoenix Companies, Inc., since 1995, Harsco Corporation, 1999—2009, webMethods, 2001—2007, The Timken Company, since 2004, Avectra, since 2008. Advisory board director International Crisis Group Commerce, since 2010.

Achievements

• Jerry Joseph Jasinowski has been listed as a noteworthy Economist, corporate executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Economic issues coordinator Carter-Mondale Campaign, liaison coordinator Carter-Mondale transition, 1976-1977., board directors, The Washington Tennis and Education.Found., since 1990.