President Clinton Names Craig J. Mundie as a Member of the National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (8/1/00)

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President Clinton Names Craig J. Mundie as a Member of the National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (8/1/00)

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                              THE WHITE HOUSE

                       Office of the Press Secretary
                             (Miami, Florida)

____________________________________________________________________
For Immediate Release                                           August 1,
2000


    PRESIDENT CLINTON NAMES CRAIG J. MUNDIE AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL
              SECURITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

     President Clinton today announced his intent to appoint Craig J.
Mundie as a member of the National Security Telecommunications Advisory
Committee.

     Mr. Craig J. Mundie, of Redmond, Washington, currently serves as
senior vice president of Consumer Strategy at Microsoft.   In this
capacity, he reports to the chairman and works with him on developing a
comprehensive strategy for Microsoft?s offerings to consumers and, in
addition, coordinates implementation of the products and services across
all Microsoft product groups.   Mr. Mundie is also responsible for
developing and maintaining Microsoft?s relationships with major strategic
alliances in the consumer electronic arena.  Prior to joining Microsoft in
1992, Mr. Mundie was a co-founder and CEO of Alliant Computer Systems Corp.

     Mr. Mundie received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from Georgia Institute
of Technology.

     The President?s National Security Telecommunications Advisory
Committee (NSTAC) was established under Executive Order 12382 to provide
the President with technical information and advice on national security
telecommunications policy.

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