Canadian and American delegates
to the North American Competitiveness Council

Canadian members: All 10 Canadian members of the NACC are also members of the Canadian Council of Chief Executives (CCCE). This is hardly surprising, considering that the CCCE is responsible for writing the template for the Security and Prosperity Partnership and has been present at every tri-national meeting to discuss the shape and form of continental integration.

• Dominic DAlessandro, Manulife Financial
• Paul Desmarais, Jr., Power Corporation of Canada
• David Ganong, Ganong Bros. Limited
• Richard George, Suncor Energy Inc.
• Hunter Harrison, CN
• Linda Hasenfratz, Linamar Corporation (NACC chairperson)
• Michael Sabia, Bell Canada Enterprises
• Jim Shepherd, Canfor Corporation
• Annette Verschuren, The Home Depot
• Rick Waugh, Scotiabank

U.S. members: Of the 13 U.S. companies represented on the NACC, four are on Global Exchanges 2005 list of worst corporate evildoers: Chevron, for its human rights and environmental abuses in Burma, Nigeria and Ecuador; Ford, for emitting more greenhouse gases than any of the other Big Six automakers; Lockheed Martin, the worlds largest military contractor, for its vice-presidents role in drafting Republican foreign policy; and Wal-Mart, the second biggest corporation in the world, for its record of forced overtime, sex discrimination, child labour and relentless union-busting.

• Lou Schorsch, Mittal
• Joseph Gilmour, New York Life
• William Clay Ford, Ford
• Rick Wagoner, General Motors
• Raymond Gilmartin, Merck
• David J. OReilly, Chevron
• Jeffrey R. Immelt, General Electric
• H. Lee Scott, Wal-Mart
• Robert Stevens, Lockheed Martin
• Michael Haverty, Kansas City Southern
• Douglas R. Conant, Campbells Soup
• James M. Kilts, Gillette
• Herman Cain, Whirlpool