Alan Steelman is a former Member of the U.S. Congress (R-Texas), Former
Vice Chairman of Alexander Proudfoot Company, and former Chairman of
the Dallas Council on World Affairs. He has served on the Board of Directors
of Sterling Software (NYSE), Aristocrat Technologies (ASX), and the Texas
Growth Fund. He is a graduate of Baylor University, holds an MLA degree
from Southern Methodist University, and was a Resident Fellow at the
Institute of Politics at Harvard University. He is a certified yoga instructor.
His career in politics was marked with distinction. He was the youngest
Member of Congress when he was elected. Time magazine named him one of
the top 200 Young Emerging Leaders in America in a special issue devoted to
leadership in America. In endorsing his re-election, the Dallas Times Herald
called him one of the best ever sent to Congress from Texas. Texas Monthly
named him among the top five of the most effective members of the
24-person Texas Congressional Delegation, and New Times named him one
of the top “10 Best Congressmen” in the country during his second term.
His global business career, which spanned 35 years, included an 8-year
stint in Singapore as President of the Asia-Pacific region for Alexander
Proudfoot, and culminated in his serving as Vice Chairman of the company
and Chairman of the Board of Advisors, a global group of former Fortune
500 company Chief Executives.