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Andrew J. Paine, Jr. retired President and CEO of NBD Bank, N.S. and Executive Vice President, First Chicago NBD Corporation, earned his B.A. from DePauw University in 1959, MBA from Indiana University in 1967, and holds a certificate from the Stonier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers. Mr. Paine serves as a director of AmerUS Group and is a past director of Indianapolis Life Insurance Company, Bankers Life Of New York, Indianapolis Power & Light Co., IPALCO Enterprises, Indiana National Corp and a past Trustee of Citizens Gas Co.
Public/Community Service: He serves or has served as a member of the DePauw University Alumni Association, Trustee of DePauw University, a member of the Executive Council of the Indiana Univeristy School of Business Alumni Association and the Kelley School of Business Dean's Advisory Council, and as a Director, Indiana University Foundation; Trustee and President, Arthur Jordan Foundation; President, The International Violin Competition of Indianapolis; Director and Chairman, The Gingold foundation; Director, Indiana State Symphony society; Director, Women's Fund; Co-Chairman, The Circle City Classic; President and Director, United Way of Central Indiana; Director, Community Service Council; Director, the Indianapolis Children's Museum; President and Director of Junior Achievement of Central Indiana; Director, National Board of Junior achievement; Director, Indiana State Chamber of Commerce; President and Director, the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce; Trustee, Governor and Chairman, Indianapolis Museum of Art; Co-Chairman and Director, the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership; and co-Chairman, Indiana State Museum Foundation Capital Campaign. Paine co-chaired DePauw University's Campaign for De Pauw; Leadership for a New Century, which culminated in April 2000 with $376.6 milion in gifts and commitments. Memberships and Associations: He serves or has served as Director, Indiana Bankers Association; Director, American Bankers Association; Chairman, American Bankers Association, Government Relations Council; Director, Association of Reserve City Bankers; Chairman, Association of Reserve City Bankers, Government Relations Council; Director, Midwest U.S. Japan Association; President and Director, Japan-America Society of Indiana, Inc.; President and Director, the Hundred Club of Indianapolis; and a member of Penrol Society and Y.P.O. Honors and Awards: 1972, Indianapolis Jaycees Key Man Award; 1978, DePauw University Alumni Citation; 1982, Sagamore of the Wabash Award; 1983, Junior Achievement gold Leadership Award, its highest volunteer award for Exemplary National Leadership; 1983 named to the Indiana University School of Business Academy of Alumni Fellows; 1984, Wabash Award; 1999, Charles L. Whistler Award for Outstanding Leadership and Service in bringing together the public and private sectors for a better Indianapolis; 2000, recipient of the Old Gold Goblet, presented annually to DePauw University's outstanding alumnus in recognition of "eminence in life's work and service to Alma Mater", and, 2001, named a member of the Indiana Academy. Hobbies: Art collector and beach walker. Family: He and his wife, Jane, have been married 42 years and have three children and eight grandchildren. |