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About Us
A New Era of Investment
Building America's Future Educational Fund (BAF Ed Fund) is a bipartisan coalition of elected officials dedicated to bringing about a new era of U.S. investment in infrastructure that enhances our nation's prosperity and quality of life.
Founded by former Governor Edward Rendell of Pennsylvania, former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, and Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York, BAF Ed Fund boasts a politically diverse membership of state and local elected officials from across the nation.
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New York
Mayor, New York City
Michael R. Bloomberg
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Pennsylvania
Former Governor
Edward G. Rendell
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California
Former Governer
Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Kentucky
Jerry Abramson
Former Mayor, Lousiville
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- Allen Biehler, Chair Former Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
- Donna Cooper, Director Senior Fellow Center for American Progress
- David Crane, Treasurer Former Special Advisor for Jobs and Economic Growth, Former Governor Schwarzenegger (CA)
- Cynthia Bryant, Director Former Deputy Chief of Staff and Director of Planning and Research, Former Governor Schwarzenegger (CA)
- Michelle Goldstein, Director Executive Director, New York City Office of Federal Affairs, Mayor Bloomberg
- Marcia L. Hale, President President, Building America’s Future Educational Fund
- Kerry E. O’Hare, Vice President Vice President, Director of Policy, Building America’s Future Educational Fund
- John Feinblatt Chief Advisor to Mayor Bloomberg for Policy and Strategic Planning
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Marcia L. Hale
President
mlhale@bafuture.org
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Kerry E. O’Hare
Vice President, Director of Policy
kerry@bafuture.org
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William T. Keyrouze
Special Assistant
bill@bafuture.org
- Press Release Former Pennsylvania Governor Edward Rendell Calls for Port, Waterway Strategy in Speech to American Association of Port Authorities Read More
- Press Release BAF Educational Fund Releases Infrastructure Report: Falling Apart and Falling Behind Read More
- Published Report An Economic Analysis of Infrastructure Investment Read More
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2005 Get The Facts
Rolling blackouts and electrical grid inefficiencies cost an estimated $80 billion a year.
- Illinois Stephen Liehr Former County Commissioner, Kankakee County View All



