Candidate for
Member; Menlo Park Fire Protection District

PETER F. CARPENTER

(650) 323-1162 [office] (650) 326-6419 [fax] (650) 323-7433 [home] Petercarp@aol.com
1 Larch Drive, Atherton California 94027-2125 _____________________________________________________________

Current:

Mission and Values Institute

• Founder (1991-Present)

Annual Reviews, Inc.

• Board of Directors (1994 - Present)
• Business Advisory Committee (1991-Present)

Chairman (1993-Present)

• Ethics and Standards Committee, Chairman (1992-Present)

Population Resource Center

• Board of Directors (1995-Present)

Village Enterprise Fund

• Board of Directors (1997-Present)

Menlo Park Fire Protection District

• Director (2001 + Present)
• President (2002 + 2003)

  University of California at Berkeley

• School of Public Health -
  Dean's Policy Advisory Council (1993-1998, 2003 - present),
• Co-Chair (1995-1998)

United States International University + Kenya

• Board of Trustees (2001-Present)
• Chair (2002-2003)

  Project Baobab

• Director (2002- Present)

1976-1992: ALZA Corporation, Palo Alto, California

• Advisor on Mission and Values (1991-1992)
• President, ALZA Development Corporation (1982-1990) (Retired)
• Chairman, Strategic Planning Committee, ALZA Corporation (1987-1990)
• Executive Vice President, ALZA Corporation (1985-1987)
• Vice President, Corporate Strategy, ALZA Corporation (1978-1985)
• Vice President, ALZA Corporation (1976-1978)

• National Advisory Board, Haas Center for Public Service

(1991-2001), Chairman (1994-1999)

• Ethics Committee, Stanford University Hospital (2001-2002)
• Visiting Scholar, Center for Biomedical Ethics (1991-1994)
• Stanford University Hospital, Committee on External Review

(1992-1994)

• Advisory Board, Stanford in Government (1998-2002)

• Board of Trustees (1992-2003)
• Vice Chair (2000-2003)
• Finance Committee + 1998-2003, Chair (2000-2003)
• Strategic Planning and Evaluation Committee,

Chair (1993 - 1999)

1998-2004 CoEvolution Foundation

• Board of Directors

• Board of Trustees

• Presidents' Circle

• Founding Director

• Board of Directors (1989-1997)
• Chairman, Executive Committee (1990-1997)

• Committee on Contraceptive Research and Development

(1994-1996)

• Committee on Medication Development and Research at the

National Institute on Drug Abuse (1993-1994)

• Committee to Study Decision-making on Biomedical Innovations (1989-1991)
• Working Group on Social and Ethical Impact of Advances in Biomedicine (1991)

• Adjunct Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics (1991-1995)
• Co-Chairman, Policy Advisory Board, McGill Collaborative Programme in Pharmaco - Epidemiology (1988-1993)

• Advisor on Mission and Values

• Advisor on Mission and Values

• Advisor on Mission and Values

• Board of Directors

• Executive Committee (1988-1994)
• Co-Chair, Subcommittee on Health Care Financing and Services Issues (1988-1989)

• Advisor (1990-1994)
• Committee on Public Understanding of Medicine (1991-1994)

• Board of Directors
• Program Committee

• Board (1989-1993)
• Executive Committee (1990-1992)
• Chair, Curriculum Committee (1990-1992)

• Director (1985-1991)
• Public Policy Committee (1988-1991)
• Chairman, Board of Directors (1987-1988)
• Chairman, Executive Committee (1987-1988)

1975-1976: Executive Director, Stanford University Medical Center, Stanford, California

1973-1976: Assistant Vice President for Medical Affairs, Stanford University, Stanford, California

1971-1973: Deputy Executive Director, U.S. Price Commission, Washington, D.C.

1971: Director, Federal Assistance Review, Office of Management and Budget (OMB), Washington, D.C.

1970-1971: Vice President and Secretary, E.G. Fubini Consultants, Arlington, Virginia

1970-1971: Consultant, Executive Office of the President, Office of Science and Technology, Washington, D.C.

1969-1971: Consultant, HEW, Office of the Secretary, Washington, D.C.

1968-1971: Consultant, Department of Defense, Office of the Secretary, Washington, D.C.

1968-1970: Assistant Director, Center for Materials Research, Stanford University, Stanford, California

1966-1968: Program Manager, Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), Office of the Secretary of Defense

1965-1966: Administrative Officer, Logistics Planner, and Parachute Qualification Coordinator, HQ 19th Air Force (AFSTRIKE)

1962-1964: Plans and Programs Office, Air Force Weapons Laboratory, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Test Parachutist; Liaison, USMC 5th Force Recon

1959-1961: Smokejumper, U.S. Forest Service, Redding, California

1954-1958: Firefighter/Driver, Ponte Vedra Beach Florida Volunteer Fire Department

Education: AB Harvard (Chemistry), 1962

MBA University of Chicago, 1965

Ph.D. Student (Organizational Behavior), Graduate School of Business, Stanford University 1968 - 1970 (Degree not completed)

Honors: John R. Hogness Lectureship (AAHC) - 1990

Legion of Merit USAF - 1968
Harvard National Scholar - 1958
Eagle Scout - 1955

Patents: 4,318,400; 4,386,929; 4,692,144

Ratings: Master Parachutist (USAF), Parachutist (USMC), Smokejumper (USFS), Private Pilot (single engine-land, instrument and glider)

Other Activities:

Bio-Electro Systems, Inc.
President and Chairman of the Board (Nov. 1988-Mar 1989)

Families in Transition
Chair, Friends Committee (1991-1992)

Center for Citizen Initiative, Economic Development Program
Advisory Committee (1992-1995)

SRI International, Business Intelligence Program
Client Advisory Board (1985-1987)

Family Development Center
Board of Directors (1981-1984)

Palo Alto Planning Commission
Commissioner (1974-1978)

Santa Clara County Planned Parenthood, Inc.
Board of Directors (1973-1978)

Santa Clara County Health Systems Agency
Board of Directors (1976-1977)

Palo Alto Airport Joint Community Relations Committee (1991-Present)