Dr. Charls E. Walker

 

Education                                           Dr. of Economics: The University of Texas

                                                            Wharton School

 

Employment                                       Professor of Distant Learning Public Policy Course

                                                            Visiting Professor at Emory University

                                                            Adjunct Professor at Texas A&M

 

Community Involvement                   Founder & Leader of a Washington based                                                                  American Council for Capital                                                                               Formation a “think tank” to Foster

                                                            growth producing reductions in Federal

                                                            taxes.

Business Involvement                        Major player on the Washington Policy scene:

                                                            Assistant & Economic Advisor to the          

                                                            Secretary of the Treasury under the

                                                            Eisenhower Administration.

 

                                                            Executive Director, The American

                                                            Association for 8 years

                                                            Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, Nixon                                                                  Administration

                                                            Holds the Alexander Hamilton award, the 

                                                            highest granted by the Treasury

Founded and headed a highly respected Washington legislative and consulting firm

Co-editor of several books on banking and capital formation

Appeared frequently  on the “Today Show”, “The MacNeil-Lehrer News Hour” and “C-Span”