Carol Wilner

Perhaps you remembered that in 2007 alone you received $37,881 in contributions from employees of AT&T, including $4,600 from AT&T's vice president of federal relations, Peter G. Jacoby; $1,300 from AT&T's director of government relations, Carol Wilner; $4,600 from AT&T business development executive Ann Marie Triolo; and $4,600 from AT&T vice president Denita Willoughby.

Carol WilnerVice President, AT&T

Carol WilnerAT&T

Mrs. Carol Wilner, VP Federal & National 3rd Party, AT&T Services, Inc.

This session will be led by Carol Wilner, Assistant Vice President, External Affairs, AT&T.

Some of the women bloggers featured at the launch were: Teri Louden, President, The Louden Network, Ruth Lubic, EdD, RN, CNM, FAAN, Founder & Chair Emerita, Family Health & Birth Center, Kathryn Brown, Senior Vice President, Verizon, Michelle McMurry, MD, PhD, Director, Biomedical Science & Society Initiative, Glenna Crooks, PhD, President, Health Policy International Inc., Sharon Terry, President & CEO, Genetic Alliance, Carol Wilner, Assistant Vice President, AT&T.

Some of the women bloggers featured at the launch were: Teri Louden, President, The Louden Network, Ruth Lubic, EdD, RN, CNM, FAAN, Founder & Chair Emerita, Family Health & Birth Center, Kathryn Brown, Senior Vice President, Verizon, Michelle McMurry, MD, PhD, Director, Biomedical Science & Society Initiative, Glenna Crooks, Phd, President, Health Policy International, Inc., Sharon Terry, President & CEO, Genetic Alliance, Carol Wilner, Assistant Vice President, AT&T.

Carol Wilner - AT&T Liaison

Pictured left to right: 1) Steve Bartlett, president and CEO, The Financial Services Roundtable, Congressman Joseph Crowley (D-NY), and ACCF president and CEO Mark Bloomfield; 2) Congressman Jim Kolbe (RAZ) and Carol Wilner, vice president, Executive Branch Advocacy, Federal Government Affairs, AT&T; 3) Congressman Charles Bass (RNH) and Red Cavaney, president and CEO, American Petroleum Institute; 4) Carl Hulse, congressional correspondent, The New York Times, and F. Gregory Ahern, chief public communications officer, Investment Company Institute; 5) Senator Tom A. Coburn, MD, (ROK), and Jonathan G. Traub, vice president, Federal Tax Legislation, Securities Industry Association; and 6) Senator Craig Thomas (RWY), and Dr. Margo Thorning, ACCF senior vice president and chief economist.