Joint Full Committee Hearing

Private Sector Retirement Savings Plans: What Does the Future Hold?

Joint Hearing with the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Date: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 Time: 09:30 AM Location: SDG-50 Dirksen Senate Office Building

There was no video broadcast for this event.

Member Statements

  1.  Chuck Grassley (R - IA)
  2. Senator Max Baucus (D - MT)

Witnesses

  1. David Certner
    Director, Federal Affairs
    AARP
  2. Glenn English
    CEO
    National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
  3. Cynthia Bowers
    Vice President of Compensation and Benefits
    Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation
  4. Ron Gebhardtsbauer
    Senior Pension Fellow
    American Academy of Actuaries
    Washington , DC
  5. Richard L. Trumka
    Secretary-Treasurer
    AFL-CIO
    Washington , DC
  6. John Kimpel
    Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel
    Fidelity Investments
  7. Pamela Schutz
    President and CEO, Retirement Income and Investments
    Genworth Financial
  8. Karen Friedman
    Director of Policy Strategies
    Pension Rights Center
    Washington , DC
  9. Kevin Covert
    Vice President and Deputy General Counsel
    Fidelity Investments
  10. Mark Dunbar
    President
    Dunbar, Bender, Zapf, Inc.
  11. Henrikson C. Robert
    President
    Metlife
  12. Douglas Garrison
    Manager
    Global Benefits Design, Exxon-Mobil
  13. Don Fuerst
    Worldwide Partner
    Mercer Human Resource Consulting
  14. William McNabb
    Managing Director
    Client Relationship Group, Vanguard
  15. Gene Sperling
    Senior Fellow
    Center for American Progress
  16. Dan Houston
    Senior Vice President
    Principal Financial
  17. Dallas Salisbury
    President and CEO
    Employee Benefits Research Institute

Related Files

Private-Sector Retirement Savings Plans: What Does the Future Hold?: Joint Hearing with the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions

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