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  1. RE: Phil Griffin MSNBC Exec.
  2. Diana Gribbon Motz, class of 1965 – Associate Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
  3. Margaret Milner Richardson, class of 1965 – IRS commissioner (1993–97)
  4. Bobbie Kilberg, class of 1965 – Republican operative who has worked for Presidents Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush, president and CEO of the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
  5. Susan Combs, class of 1966 – Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
  6. Linda Fairstein, class of 1969 – prosecutor in the infamous "Preppie Murder" trial of Robert Chambers; author
  7. Catherine Abate, class of 1969 – New York state senator, president and CEO of the Community Healthcare Network
  8. Margarita Penón Góngora, class of 1970 – First Lady of Costa Rica (1986–90); advocate and promoter of the principal Gender Equality Law approved by Congress in 1989
  9. Betsy McCaughey, class of 1970 – 72nd Lieutenant Governor of New York (1995–1998), influential critic of Bill Clinton's healthcare proposal
  10. Linda R. Greenstein, class of 1971 – legislator and politician, New Jersey State Senate, 14th district
  11. Robert H. Edmunds, Jr. – Associate Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court
  12. Vicki Miles-LaGrange, class of 1974 – first African-American female to become a United States Attorney
  13. Richard W. Roberts, class of 1974 – Judge, United States District Court for the District of Columbia
  14. Nancy Killefer, class of 1975 – government consultant
  15. Jeffrey Goldstein, class of 1977 – Under Secretary of the Treasury for Domestic Finance (2010–2011), managing director of the World Bank
  16. Alison Renee Lee, class of 1979 – South Carolina Circuit Judge in the Fifth Judicial Circuit and is a nominee for United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina.
  17. Rick Lazio, class of 1980 – Congressman (Long Island), executive vice president (JPMorgan Chase)
  18. Leslie Longenbaugh, class of 1980 – Federal magistrate judge for the United States District Court for the District of Alaska
  19. Bala Garba Jahumpa, class of 1980 – Gambian politician and diplomat
  20. Lee A. Feinstein, class of 1981 – U.S. Ambassador to Poland (2009–2012).
  21. Benson Whitney, class of 1982 – U.S. Ambassador to Norway
  22. Cheryl Kagan, class of 1983 – Maryland House of Delegates from 1995 to 2003
  23. Marc Thiessen, class of 1989 – White House speechwriter (2004–09)
  24. Alfonso H. Lopez, Class of 1992 – Virginia State Delegate
  25. Deborah L. Wince-Smith – president of the Council on Competitiveness
  26. Laura E. Kennedy – U.S. ambassador to Turkmenistan
  27. Michael Wolff (journalist), class of 1975 – author of Fire and Fury
  28.  
  29.  
  30. Attended, but did not graduate[edit]
  31. Anthony Bourdain (graduated from The Culinary Institute of America), chef, writer
  32. Janet Cooke, journalist (claimed to have had a degree but did not)
  33. Mike D (Michael Diamond), rapper (Beastie Boys)
  34. Jane Fonda (graduated from The Actors Studio), actress
  35. Katharine Graham (graduated from the University of Chicago), publisher of The Washington Post
  36. Anne Hathaway (graduated from New York University), actress
  37. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis (graduated from George Washington University), First Lady
  38. Mark Ronson DJ
  39. Curtis Sittenfeld (graduated from Stanford University), author
  40. Anne-Marie O'Connor, (graduated from University of California at Berkeley), journalist, award-winning author of "The Lady in Gold, the Extraordinary Tale of Gustav Klimt's Masterpiece, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer"
  41. Neil Strauss (graduated from Columbia College), author and journalist
  42. Rachael Yamagata (graduated from Northwestern University), singer
  43. Raph Korine (graduated from the University of Exeter), reality TV personality (Big Brother 2017 UK)[12]
  44. Business[edit]
  45. Mary F. Hoyt, class of 1880 – first woman to receive a position in the United States federal civil service
  46. Louise Seaman Bechtel, class of 1915 – head of the first children's book department in an American publishing house (Macmillan Co.)
  47. Martha Firestone Ford, class of 1946 – billionaire, chairman of majority owner of the Detroit Lions, boardmember Henry Ford Health System
  48. Martha Rivers Ingram, class of 1957 – chairman of Ingram Industries, multi-billionaire
  49. Nina Zagat, class of 1963 – co-founder of Zagat Survey
  50. Geraldine Laybourne, class of 1969 – creator of Nickelodeon and Nick at Nite; CEO of Oxygen Media
  51. Paula Madison, class of 1974 – president of KNBC
  52. Ken Kaess, class of 1976 – CEO of DDB Worldwide
  53. Anthony Friscia class of 1978 – founder of AMR Research
  54. Robert Friedman, class of 1978 – president of Classic Media, New Line TV, and AOL, Interactive Marketing & TV
  55. Lori Granger, class of 1979 – co-founder of Levenger Company
  56. Karen Kessler, class of 1978, founding member and president of public relations firm Evergreen Partners, Inc.
  57. Mark S. Ordan, class of 1979 – CEO and president of The Mills Corporation, CEO of Sunrise Senior Living
  58. Phil Griffin, class of 1979 – president of MSNBC
  59. Lurita Doan, class of 1979 – founder of New Technology Management, Inc.
  60. James B. Rosenwald III, class of 1980 – co-founder and managing partner of Dalton Investments LLC
  61. Pamela Mars Wright, class of 1982 – Trustee of Vassar College, heir to the Mars fortune
  62. Mitch Feierstein, class of 1983 – investor, banker and writer
  63. Yannis Vardinoyannis, class of 1984 – billionaire; founding member of the Greek Super League and was elected president in 2007; executive vice chairman of the independent oil refinery Motor Oil Hellas
  64. Peter Ian Cummings, class of 1985 – founder of XY Magazine
  65. Ron Shapiro, class of 1986 – president of Atlantic Records
  66. Henry P Johnson, class of 1988 – president and CEO of Fiduciary Trust Company International
  67. Ken Levine, class of 1988 – co-founder of Ghost Story Games (formerly known as Irrational Games) and led to the creation of the "BioShock series".
  68. Jeanne Greenberg-Rohatyn, class of 1989 – owner of Salon 94
  69. Ian Gerard, class of 1990 – co-founder and CEO of Gen Art
  70. Caterina Fake, class of 1991 – founder of Flickr
  71. Mitch Truwit, class of 1991 – CEO of Apax Partners
  72. Darys Estrella, class of 1992 – CEO of the Dominican Republic Stock Market
  73. Stefan Gerard, class of 1992 – co-founder of Gen Art
  74. Chris Fry, class of 1992 – senior vice president for technology, Twitter
  75. Elisabeth Murdoch, class of 1992 – CEO of Shine Limited, daughter of Rupert Murdoch
  76. Jon Fisher, class of 1994 – entrepreneur
  77. Carter Adamson, class of 1994 – founder and COO of Rdio
  78. Lee Zalben, class of 1995 – founder of Peanut Butter & Co.
  79. Elisa Strauss, class of 1998 – proprietor of Confetti Cakes, a top New York City-based bakery specializing in custom designed cakes
  80. Scott Kauffman, notable CEO
  81. Katia Beauchamp, class of 2005 – founder and Co-CEO of Birchbox
  82. Yu Liu (or Eric Liu), class of 2008 – founder of One Cloud Technologies, later acquired by Alibaba Group[5]
  83. Ian lynch Smith – founder and president of Freeverse
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