Biographical Sketch: William Marmon, Esq.

WILLIAM F. MARMON (Bill) 5610 Wisconsin Ave. Apt. 602 Chevy Chase, MD 20815 wmarmon@gmail.com Cell—301 503 6103 EMPLOYMENT European Institute—October 2009 to 2018—Washington, DC, Managing Editor Wrote, edited, and commissioned articles for European Affairs Magazine, published by European Institute. www.EuropeanInstitute.org. 2019–Working to revive European Institute at University of Maryland. US-ASEAN Business Council – 2008 to September 2009—Washington DC Vice President—Supervised legal, policy and administration of trade association of 100 US-affiliated businesses with operations in 10 ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asia Nations) countries. Led business delegations to Singapore, Manila, Jakarta, and represented Council at Lima (APEC). Organized fund raising events including dinner for 300 guests with US Secretary of Commerce. Verizon Business/MCI – 1984 to 2007—Details below Verizon Business – 2004-2007—Singapore General Counsel Asia Manage legal/regulatory matters in 14 Asia-Pacific countries where Verizon operates with its own entities or with partners. Support sales, finance, engineering, HR activities in Asia. Provide legal support for expansion in China and India, including the creation of Verizon’s wholly foreign owned enterprise (WFOE) in China and joint venture in India. Serve as member of Senior Management Team in Asia-Pacific. Staff of 11 including 5 lawyers, plus outside counsel in key locations. Board of Governors AmCham Singapore. Chair of Government Affairs Committee. MCI/WorldCom – 2000-2004 —Washington DC Vice President International Alliances & Strategy Manage MCI/WorldCom international alliances worldwide, including equity alliances in Mexico and Brazil and business alliance with Bell Canada. Identify and implement international expansion opportunities for MCI/WorldCom services; find international partner; negotiate contract; manage ongoing relationship. Handled contract negotiations for expansion in China, Russia, India, Poland, Egypt, and Israel. MCI/WorldCom – 1984-2000—Washington DC Vice President International Strategy, Vice President Communications, Director Law and Public Policy for MCI Consumer Division. Various positions with MCI Communications and WorldCom (after WorldCom acquired MCI in 1998), including regulatory attorney; Chief Counsel for MCI Consumer Division; Director of MCI/Concert relationship; Vice-President MCI Strategy; BT/MCI Merger Transition team coordinator; Vice President Corporate Communications WorldCom; annual report writer; speechwriter for CEO’s of MCI and WorldCom. Wilmer Cutler & Pickering – 1981-1984—Washington DC Associate Attorney, focusing on communications matters. William Marmon Page 2 Hon. Albert V. Bryan Jr., US District Court Judge, Eastern District of Virginia (Alexandria) – 1980-1981 Judicial Clerk TIME Magazine – 1966-1977 Bureau Chief and Correspondent Based in Jerusalem (bureau chief), Beirut, Saigon, Bangkok, United Nations, and domestic bureaus. Covered wars in South Asia and Middle East; wrote hundreds of stories, including covers. U.S. Coast Guard Reserve – 1965-1966—Honorable discharge. Thessaloniki – International High School – 1964-1965—Thessaloniki, Greece Teacher of English, Latin, Journalism and Greek History. EDUCATION University of Virginia Law School – JD 1980 Order of Coif (top 10 percent of class for three years), Editor, Virginia Journal of International Law, Raven Society (honorary). Adjunct professor of English in University of Virginia undergraduate English Department during Law School. Princeton University – BA 1964 History (thesis “The Harlem Renaissance.”) BAR ADMISSIONS AND LEGAL ACTIVITIES Virginia, District of Columbia, Maryland, US Supreme Court—Mediation for DC Court of Appeals; Oral Histories for Historical Society of DC PERSONAL Born Richmond, Virginia. Married to Lucretia McCalmont, two daughters. Valedictorian of Class at Douglas Freeman High School. Eagle Scout. Interests—Windsurfing, squash, backpacking, chess, computers, running (Marine Corps Marathon).