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WENDELL COX
CIRRICULUM VITAE
PUBLIC SPEAKING BROCHURE
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Principal of
Wendell Cox Consultancy, an international public policy consulting firm with
specializations in economics, public transit, transportation, devolution,
labor policy, public expenditure policy, and strategic planning.
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Completed projects in the United States (49
states), Canada (6 provinces), the United Kingdom, Australia (5 states), New
Zealand, Asia, Europe and Africa
Visiting Professor
(Transport & Demographics), Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers (CNAM), (2002-2003)
Paris
CNAM is a national university
offering programs to the doctoral level throughout France, elsewhere in
Europe and in French overseas territories. Degrees up to the doctoral level
can be earned at CNAM. The main campus is located at the Arts et Metiers
station of the Paris Metro in the 3rd Arrondissement. CNAM is one of the
world's largest universities, with an enrollment of 80,000. It was founded in
1793.
Three term member
of the Los Angeles County Transportation Commission (1977-1985), the top
transport policy body in the nation’s largest county.
Member, Amtrak
Reform Council (1999-2002).
Vice-President, Member of the General Council and Member of the Scientific Committee,
CODATU Association (Cooperation for Urban Mobility in the Developing World), Lyon.
Member,
International Organizing Committee, International Conference on Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport, 1991-
Visiting Fellow,
The Heritage Foundation, Washington.
Senior Fellow, Institut économique de Montréal (Quebec)
Member, Board of
Research Advisors, Frontier Centre, Winnipeg
Senior Fellow,
Heartland Institute, Chicago
Senior Fellow for
Urban Policy, Independence Institute, Denver
Senior Policy
Advisor, James Madison Institute, Tallahassee
Adjunct Scholar,
National Center for Policy Analysis, Dallas
Adjunct Scholar,
Cato Institute, Washington
Senior Fellow,
Georgia Public Policy Foundation, Atlanta
Adjunct Scholar,
Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs, Oklahoma City
Adjunct Scholar,
Maryland Public Policy Institute, Baltimore
Adjunct Scholar, Evergreen Freedom Foundation
(Olympia, WA)
Adjunct Fellow, Reason Public Policy Institute (Los Angeles)
Senior Fellow,
Texas Public Policy Foundation, Austin
Adjunct Scholar, Mackinac Institute
(Michigan)
Adjunct Scholar, Pacific Research Institute
(San Francisco)
Member, Board of Scholars, Virginia Institute for Public Policy
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