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==Career History==

==Career History==

Magaziner started his career as Business Strategy Consultant for Boston Consulting Group from 1973 to 1979. After that he established his own consulting firms Telesis in 1979 and SJS, Inc. in 1990. He also served as Chief Architect of the Green House Compact for the State of Island in 1984 and Chairman of the Commission on the Skills of American Work Force from 1988-1991.<ref>[http://www.channelingreality.com/Competitiveness/Ira_Magaziner/1993_NYT_Article_Magaziner_Mention_Shalala.pdf Washington at Work; An Idealist's New Task: To Revamp Health Care]</ref>

Magaziner started his career as Business Strategy Consultant for Boston Consulting Group from 1973 to 1979. After that he established his own consulting firms Telesis in 1979 and SJS, Inc. in 1990. He also served as Chief Architect of the Green House Compact for the State of Island in 1984 and Chairman of the Commission on the Skills of American Work Force from 1988-1991.<ref>[http://www.channelingreality.com/Competitiveness/Ira_Magaziner/1993_NYT_Article_Magaziner_Mention_Shalala.pdf Washington at Work; An Idealist's New Task: To Revamp Health Care]</ref>

 

He served as Senior Advisor for Policy Development during the Clinton Administration from 1993-1998. He spearheaded the President Clinton's Internet and Health Care Policies. He also served as Chairman of the joint National Economic Council/National Security Council Initiative to increase US exports. He was also a member of the National Domestic Policy Council. At present, Magaziner is the Chairman of Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative and the Clinton Climate Initiative. He is also a Board Member of the Clinton Hunter Institute and the Alliance for Healthier Generation.<ref>[http://www.energycongress.com/program/iramagazinerbio.htm Ira Magaziner Biography]</ref>

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