the CBS Radio Network Gordon G. Chang (1973) – author on international policy, specifically regarding China, Korea, and nuclear proliferation; Cornell University trustee Steven A. Carter (1978) – author who coined the term "commitmentphobia", whose book is featured in the films When Harry Met Sally... and The Mexican Paxus Calta (1979) – anti-nuclear power and clean energy activist; polyamory proponent; resident of Twin Oaks Community; lead campaigner for Friends of the Earth International; board president of Nuclear Information and Resource Service; son of architect Earl Flansburgh; brother of John Flansburgh of They Might Be Giants; allegedly the topic of the song "Boss of Me"; Cornell University trustee Joey Green (1980) – the "Pantry Professor;" author of books including The Bubble Wrap Book, Marx & Lennon, and Clean It! Fix It! Eat It!; Clio Award winner Scott Jaschik (1985) – founding editor of Inside Higher Ed; editor of The Chronicle of Higher Education (1999–2003) Diana Skelton (1986) - author of books including Until the Sky Turns Silver, a finalist in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards (2019) David Folkenflik (1991) – media correspondent for National Public Radio Laurel Braitman (2001) – science historian and writer; TED Fellow Business Banking and finance Nelson Schaenen (1923) – President of Smith Barney (1964–1967) Robert L. Bunting (1955) – President of International Federation of Accountants (2008–2010); Chairman of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (2004–2005) Stephen H. Weiss (1957) – co-founder and CEO of Weiss, Peck & Greer (1970–2001); honorary police commissioner of New York City; Cornell University Board of Trustees Chairman (1989–1997); Cornell University presidential councilor Thomas W. Jones (1969) – Chairman and CEO of Citigroup's Global Investment Management (1999–2004); President and COO of TIAA-CREF (1993–1997); created the James A. Perkins Prize for Interracial Understanding and Harmony at Cornell University; spokesman for students in the Willard Straight Hall takeover in 1969; Cornell University trustee Robert Selander (1972) – President and CEO of MasterCard (1997–2010) Consumer products Ray R. Powers (1907) – launched Coca-Cola expansion in Germany in 1929 Edwin T. Gibson (1908) – Vice President of General Foods; Chairman of the Market Research Corporation of America; founding President of Birdseye Frosted Foods; acting U.S. Defense Production Administrator during the Korean War; Cornell University trustee Henry W. Roden (1918) – founding member of the War Advertising Council (now the Ad Council); President of American Home Foods; Chairman of Association of National Advertisers Adolph Coors