The Markle Task Force on National Security in the Information Age
In 2002, The Markle Foundation convened a bipartisan Task Force to examine national security in the information age. Since then, this diverse group has consulted with government officials, private industry, experts on technology and civil liberties, and foreign partners to find solutions for this critical information sharing and collaboration problem.
Through a series of reports the Markle Task Force has advocated for the creation of a trusted information sharing environment that achieves the twin goals of protection our nation and preserving the civil liberties of the American people.
Members and Associates
Co-Chairs:
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Zoë Baird
Markle Foundation
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Jim Barksdale
Barksdale Management Corporation
Members:
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Robert D. Atkinson
Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
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Eric Benhamou
3Com Corporation, Palm, Inc., Benhamou Global Ventures, LLC
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Jerry Berman
Center for Democracy & Technology
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Robert M. Bryant
National Insurance Crime Bureau
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Ashton B. Carter
Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
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Wesley Clark
Wesley K. Clark & Associates
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William P. Crowell
Security and Intelligence Consultant
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Bryan Cunningham
Morgan & Cunningham LLC
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Jim Dempsey
Center for Democracy & Technology
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Mary DeRosa
Senate Committee on the Judiciary
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Sidney D. Drell
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford University
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Esther Dyson
CNET Networks
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Amitai Etzioni
The George Washington University
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Richard Falkenrath
New York Police Department
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David J. Farber
Carnegie Mellon University
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John Gage
Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers
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John Gordon
United States Air Force, Retired
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Slade Gorton
K&L Gates
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Morton H. Halperin
Open Society Institute
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Margaret A. Hamburg
Nuclear Threat Initiative
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John J. Hamre
Center for Strategic and International Studies
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Eric H. Holder, Jr.
Covington & Burling
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Jeff Jonas
IBM
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Arnold Kanter
The Scowcroft Group
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Tara Lemmey
LENS Ventures
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Gilman Louie
Alsop Louie Partners
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John O. Marsh, Jr.
Marsh Institute for Government and Public Policy, Shenandoah University
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Judith A. Miller
Bechtel Group, Inc.
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James H. Morris
Carnegie Mellon University
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Craig Mundie
Microsoft Corporation
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Jeffrey H. Smith
Arnold & Porter LLP
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Abraham D. Sofaer
Hoover Institution, Stanford University
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James B. Steinberg
Lyndon Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin
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Kim Taipale
Center for Advanced Studies in Science and Technology Policy
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Rick White
former Member of Congress
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Richard Wilhelm
Booz Allen Hamilton
Associates:
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Fred Cate
Indiana University School of Law Bloomington
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Scott Charney
Microsoft Corporation
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Bob Clerman
Noblis
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David Gunter
Ernst & Young LLP
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Drew Ladner
Pascal Metrics Inc.
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Bill Neugent
MITRE
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Daniel B. Prieto
IBM
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Clay Shirky
Writer and Consultant
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Peter Swire
Moritz College of Law, The Ohio State University
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Mel Taub
Independent Consultant
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