Raymond C. Malley

Senior U.S. Diplomat | Business Executive

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1930

Born to William Malley (Mallet) and Marie Evangeline (Vautour) in Cambridge, MA as a dual citizen of the U.S. and Canada.

1950

Earns AA and BS, cum laude, from Boston University; Is ROTC Distinguished Military Graduate, commissioned 2nd lt. U.S. Air Force.

1952

Active duty during Korean War, shorter periods during Cold War; Promoted to Major with awards and diplomas from military schools until 1972.

1955

Attains MA from the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva, Switzerland.

1956

Earns MA and PhD ABD from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts and Harvard Universities through 1973.

1957

Is an economist for Texaco Oil in New York City until 1961.

1961

Is senior foreign service officer of U.S. Department of State and Agency for International Development until 1982, then a cons. until 1994.

1973

Is a Federal Executive Fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C.

1982

Is director of the U.S. Trade and Development Agency in Washington, D.C.

1982

Is vice president of Silopress Inc. in Iowa and Washington, D.C. and president of Silopress Canada until 1987.

1984

Is a Certified tennis teaching pro of the U.S. Pro Tennis Registry in Hilton Head, SC until 1998; Also ranked amateur international senior player.

1987

Is senior consultant for Labat-Anderson Inc. in Arlington, VA until 1994.

1992

Is a senior executive and advisor to chairman of board of Halla/Hyun Dai Business Group until 2004, chairman of Halla North and South America subsidiary.

1994

Is a member of the boards of the University of California, Los Angeles and Long Island University until 2003.

2001

Is a teacher and study leader in Extended Learning Dept. of Dartmouth College, continuing in the role.

2012

Publishes “My Global Life: A Conversation with Raymond Malley” and “My Life and Thoughts: The Formative Years” through 2014.

2018

Publishes “Cold Waters: My Ship Adventures in the Arctic, Antarctica, and North Atlantic.”

2021

Receives the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award from Marquis Who’s Who.

2021

Maintains membership with various professional and civic associations.

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