John Sitilides

John Sitilides

Director/Board Member at Leadership 100 Endowment Trust

61 year
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John Sitilides is the founder of Western Policy Center, which was founded in 1998.
He held the title of Executive Director in 2004.
Currently, he is a Director at 3doo, Inc., Leadership 100 Endowment Trust, and a Member of The Federalist Society and Association of Former Senate Aides.
In the past, he was the Chairman-Southeast Europe Project at Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Director at International Orthodox Christian Charities, Inc., and Trustee at BioVest International, Inc. He received his undergraduate degree from Queens College in 1983 and his graduate degree from Columbia School of International & Public Affairs in 1986.

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Leadership 100 Endowment Trust Director/Board Member 2010-08-03
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Former positions of John Sitilides

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Western Policy Center Founder 2003-12-31
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Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Corporate Officer/Principal -
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Training of John Sitilides

Queens College Undergraduate Degree
Columbia School of International & Public Affairs Graduate Degree

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