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Ann M. Fudge

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Connections: Ann M. Fudge has direct or once-removed relationships with 1,811 people, organizations or other entities in our database of the most influential people in America. Under a scoring system that gives more weight to direct links, this score is higher than 99% of all entries.

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Muckety connection score: 99

Influence: Fudge has a Muckety influence index of 99 out of 100. This is a measure of power and reach compared with others in the U.S. leadership elite.

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Muckety influence score: 99

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Ann M. Fudge

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Gender: Female

Address: Lives and/or works in Chestnut Hill, MA

Areas of interest:

nonprofits

education

business

electronics industry

food industry

pharmaceuticals industry

politics & government

Personal social network: Much of Fudge's Muckety comes from political connections. She has direct links to two Fortune 1000 companies.

Financial information:

As an officer, director and/or owner of publicly traded securities, Ann M. Fudge has filed documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission. >> See filings

Muckety news stories featuring Ann M. Fudge

Ann Fudge's lengthy resume

While there doesn't appear to be a front-runner to replace Lawrence Summers as President Obama's chief economic adviser, most lists of potential candidates include Ann Fudge.

October 8, 2010

Ann M. Fudge current relationships:

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - U.S. program advisory panel chair

Brookings Institution - trustee

Catalyst - director

Council on Foreign Relations - director

General Electric Company - director

Harvard University - overseer

National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform - member

National Museum of African American History and Culture - council member

Novartis AG - director

Rockefeller Foundation - trustee

Unilever PLC - director

Ann M. Fudge past relationships:

2008 Barack Obama presidential campaign - fundraiser

Kraft Foods Inc. - division president

Morehouse College - trustee

United Negro College Fund - director

Young & Rubicam Brands - chair & CEO

Five degrees of Kevin:

We can connect Ann M. Fudge with Kevin Bacon in five steps:
Ann M. Fudge → Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation →
  Trevor Neilson → Demi Moore →
    A Few Good Men →

Many people have multiple paths to Kevin. If you know of a shorter one, send us a note.

Indirect links:

Ann M. Fudge has multiple indirect connections to the following people:

James A. Johnson

Extended reach:

Among the most influential people in Ann M. Fudge's web of second-degree relationships:

Andrew H. Tisch

Donald F. McHenry

Geoffrey T. Boisi

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