Women's Tennis Association - Global Advisory Council Members

Global Advisory Council Members

The Global Advisory Council of international business leaders has sixteen members as of September 2012. Four new members with expertise in the Asia-Pacific region were appointed in March 2012.

  • Darcy Antonellis, President, Technical Operations Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
  • Sir Richard Branson, Chairman & Founder, Virgin Group, Ltd.
  • Karen Elliott House, Former Publisher, Wall Street Journal
  • Scott Mead, President & Founder Partner, Richmond Park Partners
  • Kimberly A. Williams, Chief Operating Officer, NFL Network, National Football League
  • Jan Soderstrom, Chief Marketing Officer, SunPower Corporation
  • Wick Simmons, Former Chairman, International Tennis Hall of Fame
  • Arnon Milchan, Owner & Founder, Regency Enterprises
  • Edward H. Meyer, President & Founding Partner, Ocean Road Advisors
  • Jay Lorsch, Louis E. Kirstein Professor, Human Relations, Harvard Business School
  • Billie Jean King, Co-Founder, World TeamTennis, Founder, WTA Tour
  • Claude de Jouvencel, Member, Supervisory Council of Groupe Marnier-Lapostolle (Grand Marnier), Chairman, Wine & Spirits Association of France (FEVS)
  • Bessie Lee, Chief Executive Officer, GroupM China
  • Winston Lord, Chairman Emeritus, International Rescue Committee, Former US Ambassador to China
  • William Pfeiffer, CEO & Founder, Dragongate Entertainment
  • Bruce Rockowitz, Group President & CEO, Li & Fung Limited

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