Eagle Publishing - Corporate Information

Management

Officers

Jeffrey J. Carneal
President
Eagle Publishing, Inc.

Joseph Guerriero
Vice President & Group Publisher
Eagle Publishing, Inc.

Marjory G. Ross
President and Publisher
Regnery Publishing, Inc.

Thomas S. Winter
President & Editor in Chief
Human Events Publishing, Inc.

Jon Heimerman
CFO & VP of Operations
Eagle Publishing, Inc.

Board of Directors

Internal Directors

Thomas L. Phillips
Thomas L. Phillips is chairman of the board of Eagle Publishing, Inc., which he founded in 1993. Headquartered on Capitol Hill, Eagle Publishing provides a full range of products and services with perspective and solutions favoring traditional values of free markets, limited government, and individual liberty. Among the product lines are: Human Events, America’s oldest and most respected conservative news weekly; Regnery Publishing, the publisher of hard-hitting conservative books since its founding in 1947; several financial newsletters including Forecasts & Strategies, an investment newsletter written by free-market author and economist, Dr. Mark Skousen. Previously, Tom chaired Phillips International, Inc., which he founded in 1974. That firm grew into one of the foremost print and online publishing firms in America with $250 million in annual sales. He sold the final Phillips International subsidiary in 2007.

Tom is also chairman of The Phillips Foundation, which he founded in 1990. The Phillips Foundation sponsors: the Robert Novak Journalism Fellowship Program for young print and online journalists who work on a one-year writing project of their choosing, focusing on journalism supportive of American culture and a free society; and the Ronald Reagan College Leaders Scholarship Program which provides renewable scholarships to outstanding undergraduate student leaders in the cause of freedom, American values and constitutional principles.

Tom is founding chairman of the National Conservative Campaign Fund (NCCF), a broad-based political action committee established in 1999 which contributes to the campaigns of the top conservative candidates for Congress.

Tom serves on the board of Young America’s Foundation, and chairs the Board of Governors of the National Journalism Center, a program of Young America’s Foundation. He is also a member of the Reagan Ranch Board of Governors and a trustee emeritus at The Fund for American Studies.

Jeffrey J. Carneal
President
Eagle Publishing, Inc.

In 1993, Mr. Tom Phillips tapped Mr. Carneal to launch Eagle Publishing. As Eagle’s founding president, Mr. Carneal has led the company to significant growth in sales and influence—helping fulfill Mr. Phillips’ vision for a publishing enterprise built on solid business principles, providing philosophically conservative, free-market-oriented leadership.

Mr. Carneal’s publishing career began with California-based Target, Inc. He joined that firm while earning his Economics degree, rising quickly to become the newsletter publishing firm’s president—a position he held for several years.

External Directors

Alfred S. Regnery
Alfred S. Regnery is President of Regnery Publishing, Inc. (Book Publishers), formerly Regnery Gateway, Inc., since 1993 a subsidiary of Eagle Publishing, Inc.. Regnery Publishing was founded in Chicago by Alfred’s father, Henry Regnery, in 1947. Alfred is also a practicing attorney and is Of Counsel to the Washington Law firm of Keller and Heckman. He served as Administrator of the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and as Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Land and Natural Resources Division, both at the U.S. Department of Justice, between 1981 and 1986. Previously he served as Minority Counsel, Senate Judiciary Committee and Chief Minority Counsel, Administrative Practice and Procedure Subcommittee. Prior to government service he practiced law for six years in Madison, Wisconsin.

Mr. Regnery serves on the boards of directors of several corporations and non-profit organizations, including The Washington Bach Consort (President), Institute for International Studies, The Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund, The Phillips Foundation, and American Foreign Policy Council. He is chairman of the Foundation for American Studies, Washington, D.C., a grant making charitable foundation.

Mr. Regnery is a graduate of University of Wisconsin Law School and Beloit College.

Thomas A. Fuentes
Senior Vice President, Tait & Associates, Inc.

Mr. Fuentes holds a BA in Government from Chapman University. He is a Director of Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc. In addition, he is a Director of the Claremont Institute and Chairman of the Republican Party of Orange County, California. He is the former Director of Communications of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange County. He joined the Eagle Board in 1995.

William Lee Hanley Jr.
Chairman, Lexington Management Group, Inc.

Mr. Hanley joined Hanley Petroleum and Lexington Management Group in 1964. He was Chairman of the Board for Greenwich Hospital, served as Chairman of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and served as Chapter Chairman of the Young Presidents’ Organization (Metro New York Chapter). Mr. Hanley has served as Director on several boards including Regnery Gateway, Inc. and the Brick Institute of America. He was a trustee of the Boys Club of New York and is currently a trustee of the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich. He is Director and Treasurer of the J.M. Foundation. Mr. Hanley joined the Eagle Board in 1996.

Pat Sajak
For the past twenty years, Pat Sajak has been the host of television’s Wheel of Fortune — the number one rated program in syndicated television for twenty years running. Pat is also joining Fox News Channel as host of Pat Sajak Weekend, a one-hour celebrity and newsmaker driven talk show. Pat has three Emmys, a Peoples' Choice Award and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He was born in Chicago, Illinois, attended Columbia College in Chicago, joined the Army, and served as an Armed Forces Radio announcer in Vietnam. In 1989, Pat began doing a late-night talk show on CBS. While it ran less than a year and a half, he calls it the most enjoyable 18 months of his career. It was during the run of that show that he met Lesly Brown, who became his wife on New Year's Eve of 1989. They have two children.