VPA was created by corporate bankers in New York for their amusement. Also for their  survival.  After 30 years, it now is open to executives with similar interests. Participation is free. Participation is anonymous.  

1. Eaton, Bob—Chrysler

   • ​​​Bob Lutz was supposed to be the successor, and Lee Iacocca would later regret his decision to give it to Eaton. Greatly. Eaton oversaw Chrysler’s sale to Daimler-Benz. The original outsourcing of an American company. All the top execs were Germans at the point of his retirement from the company.
     

     • https://www.nytimes.com/2000/01/27/business/eaton-to-retire-from-daimlerchrysler.html
       

2. Eyler, John—Toys R Us

3. Farley, William—Fruit of the Loom

4. Fiorina, Carly—HP/Compaq

5. Fish, Lawrence—Bank of New England,

6. Fish, Lawrence—Citizens Bank

7. Flamson, Richard—Security Pacific

8. Freeman, Gaylord—First National Bank of Chicago

   • ​​​This isn’t about Gaylord freeman (it quotes him) but it is a great article on corporate stewardship
     

     • https://hbr.org/2014/08/whatever-happened-to-corporate-stewardship
       

     • https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1991-03-08-9101210694-story.html
       

9. Fuld, Richard—Lehman Brothers

This is an ongoing list; names will be filled in due time.