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Mark Tercek
President and chief executive officer
Mark Tercek is The Nature Conservancy’s president and chief executive officer, a position he assumed in July 2008.
He came to the Conservancy from Goldman Sachs, where he was a managing director and headed the firm’s Center for Environmental Markets and its Environmental Strategy Group. In his 24-year career at Goldman Sachs, Tercek also headed various global departments for the firm’s investment banking division.
In addition, Tercek is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations — and serves on its independent task force on climate change — as well as a member of the steering group on the Prince’s Rainforest Project, launched in 2007 by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Tercek is a frequent public speaker on topics connected to business and the environment.
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Roger Milliken, Jr.
Chairman of the board of directors
Roger Milliken, Jr. was named chairman of The Nature Conservancy's board of directors in October 2008. Milliken is also a trustee for The Nature Conservancy in Maine.
Milliken is president of the Baskahegan Company, which owns and manages 100,000 acres of forestland in eastern Maine. Baskahegan is a recognized leader in Maine's forest products industry, known for its commitment to managing for timber while respecting the dynamics of natural systems. Baskahegan's forest has been certified by the Forest Stewardship Council since 2004.
Milliken also chairs the advisory board of the Manomet Forest Conservation Program, is an advisor to the Open Space Institute's Northern Forest Protection Fund, is a past president of the Maine Forest Products Council, and served on the board of the Land for Maine's Future program for nine years, where he chaired the program's appraisal review committee.
Information about Roger Milliken, Jr.:
Board of Directors of The Nature Conservancy
Learn more about The Nature Conservancy's Board of Directors.
