Raymond Charles Malley

Background

Malley, Raymond Charles was born on December 22, 1930 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. Son of William and Evangeline (Vautour) Malley.

Education

Associate of Arts, Boston University, 1950; Bachelor of Science, Boston University, 1952; Master of Arts Equivalent, U. Geneva, Switzerland, 1955; Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy A.B.D., Fletcher School Law & Diplomacy (Tufts U. and Harvard University), Massachusetts, 1956.

Career

Economist, finance analyst Texaco Oil, Incorporated, New York York City, 1957—1961. Foreign service officer United States Department State, Agency for International Development, Washington & foreign posts, 1961—1982, director United States Trade and Development Agency Washington, 1980. Federal executive fellow Brookings Institution, 1973—1974.

Vice president Silopress, Inc., Sioux City, Iowa, 1982—1987. President Silopress Canada, 1985—1987. Consultant, advisor Labat-Anderson International, Arlington, Virginia, 1987—1995.

Senior group advisor, North America and South America representative Halla Business Group, Seoul, Republic of Korea, New York City, Washington, 1991—2004. Chairman Halla American Inc., 1996—2004.

Membership

Member executive board College Management, Long Island University, Brookville, New York, 1994-2009. 2nd lieutenant, 1st lieutenant, captain then major United States Air Force Reserve. Member Acadian Cultural Society, American Foreign Service Association, Diplomatic and Consular Officers Retired, Harvard Faculty Club, American Legion, Reserve Officers Association.

Interests

• Avocation: tennis (ranked senior player, certified tennis instructor). Fax: (201) 807-0101.

Connections

Married Rita Ann Masse, May 26, 1951 (deceased June 1989). Children: Keith, Bruce, Gregory. Married Josette Lucile Vidril Murphy, August 11, 1995.

Father:

William Malley

Mother:

Evangeline (Vautour) Malley

Spouse:

Josette Lucile Vidril Murphy

Spouse:

Rita Ann Masse

child:

Gregory Malley

child:

Keith Malley

child:

Bruce Malley