EXPERIENCE: Educational Leadership and Administration Oversight during past four years of multi-university system including three universities, fourteen colleges, and numerous schools, institutes, and centers located in eleven States. Total annual budget exceeds $200M and annual diverse enrollment exceeds 16,900. Active in admissions and alumnae programs for Harvard, MIT, and the U.S. Military Academy. Previously served as Associate Professor and Director of Academic, Research, and Summer Intern programs, U.S. Military Academy.

Academic, Service, Teaching and Research
Leadership and staff positions at several national-caliber academic institutions on committees and boards with responsibilities including ethics policy and oversight; faculty development, recruiting, and tenure; curriculum development and assessments; instructional methods and technology; admissions and enrollment; and several external programs. Teaching and lecture at several institutions at undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate levels. Extensive and ongoing program of independent and collaborative research and publication.

Government Leadership and Management
Strategic and financial management oversight of very large organizations most recently at the $60 billion per annum level. Secretary and Staff Director of 14,000 person military organization in Germany, coordinated all personnel, planning, operations, logistics actions. Led and represented senior defense planning and policy teams. Commanded Army combat arms units at every echelon. Lectured on leadership, management and ethics.

Strategic Planning, High -Level Government Interagency and International Service Participated in development, writing, and interagency coordination of five of the eight President's U.S. National Security Strategies. Wrote and helped negotiate major sections of two U.S. Treaties and related documents; contributions to two other U.S. Treaties. Represented the United States and negotiated face-to-face in Moscow, Brussels, Vienna, and Washington with senior officials of Former Soviet Union and Allied governments. Organized and established Washington office to manage CFE Treaty ratification process.

Public Relations and Fund-Raising
Represented U.S. organizations internationally and within the United States; Organized and hosted receptions and social events. Prepared press releases and conducted press conferences and media appearances. Spoke to various civic, business and professional organizations in English and German. Successfully led and participated in various large and smaller fund and capital campaigns.

WORK HISTORY:
Department of Defense, U.S. Army, The Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
Department of State, U.S. Delegation-CFE, Vienna, Austria
The White House, National Security Council, Washington, D.C.
Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D.C.

EDUCATION:
Postdoctoral Fellow, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1993-94
Postdoctoral Fellow, Harvard University, JFK School of Government and Harvard Business School, 1992
Ph.D. (with Distinction), Ohio State University, 1979
M.A. (with Distinction), Ohio State University, 1978
B.S., United States Military Academy, 1970

REFERENCES:
Provided separately: additional available upon requ est.

SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION HENRY A. ZIMON

PERSONAL:
Date and Place of Birth: 3 July 1948, Sewickley, Pennsylvania
Family Married to former Charlotte Jane Ingram:
two children, Jason Scott and Amanda Kathleen
Interests: Squash, Tennis, Skiing, Ballet, Music,
Literature, Cooking, Camping, Photography

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION:
Economic Development, Strategic Analysis and Planning, Political and Cultural Geography, Demography, Industrial Development, Transportation, Europe, Former Soviet Union, National Security Policy and Strategy, Computer Applications and Policy Analysis, Philosophy and Leadership.

TEACHING:
1991-92 Harvard, JFK School of Government, Seminars on Planning Future U.S. National Security Strategy
1990-1991 On-Site Inspection Agency, Courses on CFE Treaty Implementation.
1981 U.S. Air Force Command and Staff College, Seminars on Europe and the Soviet Union; and Army Plans, Policy, and Organization.
1979-81 Department of Geography and Computer Science, United States Military Academy. Course Director and Associate Professor, Cultural and Political Geography.

BOARDS, PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES
Board Member, MIT, Center for International Studies
Board Member (elected), Nurnberg/Vilseck Area School Board, Department of Defense Schools, Germany
Board Member (elected) West Point Schools, West Point, New York
Board of Trustees (elected), U.S. Military Academy/Association of Graduates, Alumni Support Committee
Board of Governers (elected), West Point Society of Washington, D.C.
Association of American Geographers; Past Secretary. Treasurer,
Regional Development and Planning Specialty Group
Regional Science Association
Population Reference Bureau
American Association for Advancement of Slavic Studies
Association of the United States Army
Officers Christian Fellowship

COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITIES
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of America
Community Church Parish Councils and Men's Groups
Youth Sports League Coaching: Soccer, Baseball, Hockey
Community Squash, Tennis and Ski Clubs

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS:
Reshaping U.S. National Security Strategy; Peacetime Engagement, Regional Stability and Global Security. New York: Praegar, 1998-9 (forthcoming)
CFE: The Making of the Treaty and its Implications for the Future, with R. James Woolsey (editors). 1998-99 (forthcoming/in-progress).
Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, with delegations members. CSCE Summit, Paris, France, 19 November, 1990.
National Security Strategy of the United States, with interagency members. The White House, Washington, D.C., January 1988.
Treaty on Elimination of Intermediate Range Missiles, with interagency members. U.S. Soviet Summit, Washington, December 1987.
National Security Strategy of the United States, with interagency members. The White House, Washington, D.C.,, January 1987.
"The Effects of U.S. Military Base Closures on Regional and Local Economies: 1950-1980", Annual Meetings Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, Texas, 23-27 April 1982.
"Regional Differences in Planning Federal Water Resource Projects, "with G.E. Galloway, Jr. Annual Applied Geography Conference, Tempe, Arizona, 10-21 October 1981.
Impediments in the Process of Development of Federal Water Resource
Projects: Why All the Delay and What Can We Do About It? Research associate with G.E. Galloway, Jr. U.S. Water Resources Council, Washington, D.C., September 1981.
"Regional Development and National Economic Cycles", Annual Meetings Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, CA. 19-21 April 1981.
"Correlates of U.S. Income Inequality," with George Demko. Annual Meetings, Association of American Geographers, Louisville, KY, 46-18 April 1980.
Regional Inequalities in the United States, 1950-1978. Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Geography, The Ohio State University, 1979.

RECENT RECOGNITIONS AND AWARDS :
Defense Superior Service Medal (1991) and Department of State Superior Honor Medal (1991) for contributions leading to completion of Conventional Armed Forces, Europe (CFE) Treaty while assigned to U.S. Delegation, Vienna, Austria.
Ehrenkreua (Iron Cross) in Silber, German Ministry of Defense (1990) for long-term contributions to German-American relations including recognition for Best German-American Partnership Program (1989-90)
Distinguished Service Medal (German), 2d German Air Division (1990), for contributions to cooperation in defense planning and German-American relations.
Legion of Merit (1988) for contributions while on the Army Staff including work on the INF Treaty and two Presidential National Security Strategy Reports
Earned German National Sports Medal, German Airborne Wings (Parachutist Badge), German Expert Air Defense Badge, German Marksmanship Medal (in silver).
Distinguished Graduate, U.S. Air Force Command and Staff College (1983)
One of five U.S. scholars selected (youngest ever and only military) as delegate to International Conference on East and West European Development, Bellagio, Italy (1982)
Only Ohio State student ever to complete in only three years, both M.A. and Ph.D. degrees (1976-79)

SPECIFIC MILITARY ASSIGNMENTS:
1992-98 Senior Strategic Planner to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, HQ Dept. of the Army, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
1991-92 National Security Fellow, Harvard Univ, JFK School of Government, Cambridge, Massachusetts
1990-91 Special Assistant to Ambassador R. James Woolsey, Head, U.S. Delegation to the Negotiation on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, Vienna, Austria
1988-90 Battalion Commander, 3rd Bn 60th Air Defense Artillery (HAWK), Grafenwoehr, Germany
1986-88 Strategist, Strategic Plans and Policy Division, HQDA, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
1986-93 Consultant, National Security Council, The White House, Washington, D.C.
1985-86 Secretary of the General Staff, HQ 32d Army Air Defense Cmd, Darmstadt, Germany
1983-85 Battalion Executive Officer, 3-60 ADA (HAWK), Grafenwoehr, FRG
1982-83 Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell AFB, Alabama (Distinguished Graduate)
1981-83 Research Consultant, Office Secretary of Defense (Base Closures)
1980 Summer Consultant and Intern with Director, Central Intelligence, Central Intelligence Agency and Defense Intelligency Agency, Washington, D.C.
1979-81 Faculty, United States Military Academy, West Point, New York (only promotee to Associate Professor in only two years)
1977-79 Graduate School, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio (the first member of West Point class of 1970 to earn doctorate)
1976 Air Defense Artillery Officers Advanced Course, Fort Bliss, Texas
1975-76 Battery Commander, Battery A, 2-55 ADA, Fort Bliss, Texas (selected to command early as a1st Lieutenant)
1971-73 Platoon Leader and Battalion Staff Officer, 3-60 ADA (HAWK) Regensburg and Grafenwoehr, FRG
1970 Air Defense Artillery Officers Basic Course, Fort Bliss, Texas and Airborne/Ranger Courses, Fort Benning, Georgia

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