Thomas Clarkson Brenker

Background

Brenker, Thomas Clarkson was born on April 1, 1944 in Rockville Centers, New York, United States. Son of Frederick Joseph and Murrilla Beatrice (Clarkson) Brenker.

Education

Bachelor, American University, 1968. Postgraduate, Georgetown University.

Career

Member communications staff Republican-Conservative United States Sen. James L. Buckley, New York, 1969—1975. Director public relations Goodwill Industries, New York City, 1975—1976.

Director marketing and communications Atwood Richards Inc., 1976—1978. President Expogroup Inc., 1978—1985, ExportAm., Inc., since 1988. Founder Mexico Food and Beverage Board, Inc., executive director, since 1981, Mexico Restaurant Association, Inc., since 1985.

Board directors Intergroup, Bradshaw, Caffrey, Dillon & Smith. With United States Navy, 1966-1972.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: The Brenkers Since the German Reformation, since 1939, Our Family Honor, —.

Membership

Active American Red Cross, Cooperative American Relief Everywhere, St. Bartholomew's Community House, Fraunces Tavern Museum. Co-founder Loyal Legion Medal Honor, director general, since 1987. President Captain James Smith Memorial Foundation, 1985.

Co-founder Medal Honor Foundation, Inc., president, since 1990. Member of S.R., Sons of the American Revolution, Empire State Society, Advertising Club New York, Publicity Club New York, Public Relations Society America, St. Bartholomew, Union League.

Connections

Father:

Frederick Joseph Brenker

Mother:

Murrilla Beatrice (Clarkson) Brenker