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List of chief executive officers
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The following is a list of chief executive officers of notable companies. The list also includes lead executives with a position corresponding to chief executive officer (CEO), such as Managing Director, and any concurrent positions held.
Contents
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1 List of CEOs
2 See also
3 References
4 External links
List of CEOs[edit]
Company
Executive
Title
Since
Notes
Updated
Accenture Pierre Nanterme Chairman and CEO[1] 2011 Replaced William D. Green, who became executive chairman 2017-11-11
ACE Limited Evan G. Greenberg Chairman and CEO[2] 2004 Former COO of American International Group 2017-11-11
Aditya Birla Group Kumar Birla Chairman[3] 1995[3] Part of the Birla family business house in India 2017-11-15
Adobe Systems Shantanu Narayen Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer[4] 2007 Formerly with Apple Inc. 2017-11-15
Agenus Garo H. Armen Founder, Chairman, CEO[5] 1994 Founder of the Children of Armenia Fund (COAF) 2017-11-15
Amazon.com Jeff Bezos President, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board[6] 1994 Founder of the firm and one of the world's wealthiest people 2015-01-17
AMD Lisa Su CEO and President[7] 2014 Formerly with Texas Instruments 2017-11-15
American Express Kenneth Chenault Chairman and CEO[8] 2001 Third African-American CEO of a Fortune 500 company 2017-11-15
American Airlines Group Doug Parker Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[9] 2013 Previously CEO for US Airways 2017-11-15
Anthem Inc. Joseph R. Swedish Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer[10] 2013 Previously with Centura Health and Trinity Health (Livonia, Michigan) 2017-11-15
Apple Inc. Tim Cook CEO[11] 2011 Replaced from Steve Jobs 2017-11-15
Arcelor Mittal Lakshmi Niwas Mittal Chairman and CEO[12] 2006 Owner of Queens Park Rangers F.C. 2017-11-15
AT&T Randall L. Stephenson Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President[13] 2007 Also president of the Boy Scouts of America 2017-11-15
BAE Systems Plc Charles Woodburn Chief Executive Officer[14] 2008 Succeeded Ian King 2017-11-15
Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Tapan Singhel Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer[15] 2012 President of the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce 2017-11-15
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria Carlos Torres Vila Chairman and CEO[16] 2015 Previously with Endesa 2017-11-15
Bank of America Brian Moynihan Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer[17] 2009 Previously with FleetBoston Financial until it merged with BOA 2017-11-15
Barclays Jes Staley Group Chief Executive[18] 2015 Succeeded Antony Jenkins 2017-11-15
Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffett Chairman and CEO 1970 One of the world's wealthiest people 2017-11-15
Best Buy Hubert Joly Chairman and CEO[19] 2012 Previously CEO of Carlson Wagonlit Travel 2017-11-15
Bharti Enterprises Sunil Bharti Mittal Founder and Chairman[20] 1985 Founder of the firm 2017-11-15
Blackstone Group Stephen A. Schwarzman Chairman, CEO and Co-Founder[21] 1985 Co-founded the firm with Peter George Peterson 2017-11-15
BHP Billiton Andrew Mackenzie CEO[22] 2013 Previously with BP and the Rio Tinto Group 2017-11-15
BMW Harald Krüger Chairman of the Board of Management[23] 2015 Succeeded Norbert Reithofer 2017-11-15
BNY Mellon Charles Scharf Chief Executive Officer[24] 2017 Previously CEO of Visa Inc. 2017-11-15
Boeing Dennis Muilenburg Chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer[25] 2015 Succeeded James McNerney 2017-11-15
Boston Consulting Group Rich Lesser President and Chief Executive Officer[26] 2013 Replaced Hans-Paul Bürkner 2017-11-15
BP Bob Dudley Group Chief Executive[27] 2010 Previously led TNK-BP 2017-11-15
Campbell Soup Company Denise Morrison President and CEO[28] 2011 12th leader of the company 2017-11-14
Canonical Ltd. Mark Shuttleworth Founder and CEO[29] 2017 Stepped down as CEO in 2009 and resumed in 2017 2017-11-14
Capgemini Paul Hermelin Chairman and CEO[30] 2012 Previously a member of the French government 2017-11-14
Capital One Financial Richard Fairbank Founder, Chairman and CEO[31] 1988 Co-founded the firm with Nigel Morris 2017-11-14
Caterpillar Inc. Jim Umpleby Chief Executive Officer[32] 2017 Succeeded Douglas R. Oberhelman 2017-11-14
CBS Corporation Leslie Moonves President and CEO[33] 2006 Previously with Lorimar Television and Warner Bros. Television 2017-11-14
Cisco Systems Chuck Robbins CEO[34] 2015 Succeeded John T. Chambers, who became the chairman 2017-11-14
Citigroup Michael Corbat CEO[35] 2012 Succeeded Vikram Pandit 2017-11-14
Coca-Cola James Quincey Chairman and CEO[36] 2008 Previously the firm's COO 2017-11-14
Cognizant Francisco D'Souza CEO[37] 2007 Succeeded Lakshmi Narayanan 2017-11-14
Comcast Brian L. Roberts Chairman and CEO[38] 2002 Son of Ralph J. Roberts, the founder of Comcast 2017-11-14
Credit Suisse Tidjane Thiam Chief Executive Officer[39] 2015 Formerly with Prudential 2017-11-14
Crown Worldwide Group James E. Thompson Chairman and founder[40] 1965 Founder of the firm 2017-11-14
Daimler AG Dieter Zetsche Chairman of the board of management[41] 2006 Also head of Mercedes-Benz 2017-11-14
Dell Michael Dell Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[42] 1984 Founder of the firm 2017-11-14
Deutsche Bank John Cryan Co-Chairman of the Management Board[43] 2015 Previously with Temasek and UBS 2017-11-14
Deutsche Post Frank Appel Chief Executive Officer[44] 2008 Previously with McKinsey & Co. 2017-11-14
Dow Chemical Company Edward D. Breen Chief Executive Officer[45] 2015 Previously CEO of Tyco International 2017-11-14
Dr. Reddy's G. V. Prasad Co-chairman and CEO[46] 2001 Previously MD of Cheminor Drugs before it was acquired by Dr. Reddy's 2017-11-14
Eastman Kodak Jeff Clarke Chief Executive Officer[47] 2014 Member of the boards of Autodesk and the State University of New York at Geneseo 2017-11-14
Airbus Tom Enders Chief Executive OfficerEO[48] 2012 Succeeded Louis Gallois 2017-11-14
eBay Devin Wenig President and CEO[49] 2015 Third CEO of the company, after Meg Whitman and John Donahoe 2017-11-14
Electronic Arts Andrew Wilson CEO[50] 2013 On the board for Intel 2017-11-14
Ericsson Börje Ekholm President and CEO[51] 2017 On the boards for the Alibaba Group, Nasdaq, Inc., Trimble, and the Royal Institute of Technology. 2017-11-14
Exxon Mobil Darren Woods Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer[52] 2017 Replaces Rex Tillerson who became United States Secretary of State 2017-11-14
EY Mark Weinberger Global chairman and CEO[53] 2013 Former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Tax Policy 2017-11-14
Facebook Mark Zuckerberg Chairman and CEO 2004 Co-founded Facebook in 2004 2017-11-14
FedEx Frederick W. Smith Chairman and CEO[54] 1971 Founder of the company 2017-11-14
Fiat S.p.A. Sergio Marchionne Chief Executive Officer[55] 2004 Also chairman of CNH Industrial, Ferrari, Maserati, Chrysler and SGS S.A. 2017-11-14
Fidelity Investments Abigail Johnson Chairman, president and chief executive officer 2014 Granddaughter of the firm's founder, Edward C. Johnson II 2017-11-14
Ford Motor Company James Hackett President and Chief Executive Officer[56] 2017 Previously CEO of Steelcase, succeeded Mark Fields 2017-11-14
Foxconn Electronics Inc Terry Gou Chairman and CEO[57] 1974 Founder of the firm 2017-11-14
FUBU Daymond John Founder, President, and CEO 1992 Also an investor on the American version of Shark Tank 2017-11-14
General Dynamics Phebe Novakovic Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[58] 2014 Worked for the Central Intelligence Agency and the United States Department of Defense 2017-11-14
General Electric John L. Flannery Chairman & CEO[59] 2017 Joined GE in 1987, previously led the firm's healthcare unit 2017-11-14
General Motors Mary T. Barra Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[60] 2014 First female CEO of a major global automaker 2017-11-14
Gerdau André Bier Gerdau Johannpeter Chief executive officer and President of the Executive Committee[61] 2007 Joined the firm in 1980, previously the COO 2017-11-13
GlaxoSmithKline Emma Walmsley CEO[62] 2017 Replaced Andrew Witty on his retirement 2017-11-13
Goldman Sachs Lloyd Blankfein Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[63] 2006 Previously with Proskauer Rose and Donovan, Leisure, Newton & Irvine 2017-11-13
Google Sundar Pichai Director & CEO[64] 2015 Former director of Jive Software from 2011 to 2013 2017-11-13
GMA Network Felipe Gozon Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer[65] 2000 A member of the board since 1975 2017-11-13
GVK Group Gunupati Venkata Krishna Reddy Founder Chairman & Managing Director[66] 1992 Founder of the firm 2017-11-13
HCL Technologies C Vijayakumar President & CEO[67] 2016 Joined the firm in 1994, previously the COO 2017-11-13
Henderson Land Development Lee Shau Kee Chairman and Managing Director[68] 1976 Founder of the firm, and one of the richest men in the world 2017-11-13
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Meg Whitman Chief Executive Officer[69] 2015 Previously the CEO of Hewlett-Packard since 2011 before the firm split. 2017-11-13
Honeywell Darius Adamczyk President and CEO[70] 2017 Succeeded David M. Cote (now the executive chairman) 2017-11-13
HP Hood LLC John A. Kaneb Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer[71] 1995 Acquired the firm in 1995 from Agway 2017-11-13
HSBC Stuart Gulliver Group Chief Executive[72] 2011 John Flint will take over in February 2018. 2017-11-13
IBM Virginia M. Rometty Chairman, President, and CEO[73] 2012 With IBM since 1981 and the first woman to head the company 2017-11-13
Infosys UB Pravin Rao Interim Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director[74] 2017 Previously the firm's Chief Operating Officer 2017-11-13
Intel Brian Krzanich Chief Executive Officer[75] 2013 Replaced Paul Otellini 2017-11-13
InterCall Scott Etzler President and CEO 1999 Also serves on the board of Steppenwolf Theater Company[76] 2017-11-13
J.Crew Millard Drexler Chief Executive Officer[77] 2017 Previously with West Elm, J. C. Penney, May Company, Anthropologie, and Urban Outfitters 2017-11-13
Jefferies Group Richard B. Handler Chairman of the Borad, Chief Executive Officer[78] 2001 Longest tenured CEO of a major Wall Street firm 2017-11-13
JP Morgan Chase James Dimon Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer[79] 2004 Also on the board of the New York Federal Reserve 2017-11-13
Kaplan, Inc. Andrew S. Rosen Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[80] 2002 Previously with The Washington Post and Newsweek 2017-11-13
Koch Industries Inc. Charles G. Koch Chairman and CEO[81] 1967 Son of co-founder Fred C. Koch 2017-11-13
Land Securities Robert Noel Chief Executive[82] 2012 Succeeded Francis Salway 2017-11-13
Las Vegas Sands Sheldon Adelson Chairman and chief executive officer[83] 1988 Founder of the Adelson Foundation 2017-11-13
Lockheed Martin Marillyn Hewson Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer[84] 2013 Also serves on the board of Sandia National Laboratories and DuPont 2017-11-13
Marks and Spencer Steve Rowe Chief Executive[85] 2016 Joined the firm in 1989, previously Executive Director of General Merchandise 2017-11-13
McDonald's Steve Easterbrook President and Chief Executive Officer[86] 2015 With the company since 1993 2017-11-13
McKinsey Dominic Barton Global managing partner[87] 2009 Succeeded Ian Davis 2017-11-13
Mesa Air Group Jonathan Ornstein Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[88] 1998 Formerly led Virgin Express and Continental Express 2017-11-13
MetLife Steven A. Kandarian Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer[89] 2011 Previously executive director for Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation 2017-11-13
MGA Entertainment Isaac Larian Chief executive officer 1979 Co-founded the company 2017-11-13
Microsoft Satya Nadella Chief Executive Officer[90] 2014 Was executive vice president of Microsoft's Cloud and Enterprise group 2017-11-13
Morgan Stanley James P. Gorman Chairman and CEO[91] 2010 Formerly with Merrill Lynch 2017-11-13
Mossy Oak Toxey Haas Founder and CEO[92] 1986 Founder of the firm 2017-11-13
Mozilla Corporation Chris Beard Chief Executive Officer[93] 2014 Previously CFO 2017-11-13
National Amusements Sumner Redstone Chairman, Chief Executive Officer[94] 1967 Formerly executive chairman of CBS and Viacom 2017-11-12
NBCUniversal Steve Burke Chief Executive Officer[95] 2011 Also serves on boards of Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase 2017-11-12
NCR Corporation Bill Nuti Chairman and CEO[96] 2005 Previously CEO of Symbol Technologies 2017-11-12
News Corp Robert James Thomson Chief executive officer[97] 2013 Previously managing editor of The Wall Street Journal 2017-11-12
New York Times Company Mark Thompson President & Chief Executive Officer[98] 2012 Succeeded Janet L. Robinson and was previously Director-General of the BBC 2017-11-12
NIIT Vijay K. Thadani Vice Chairman & Managing Director[99] 1981 Co-founder 2017-11-12
Nike Mark Parker Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer[100] 2006 Third CEO of the company 2017-11-12
Nokia Rajeev Suri President and Chief Executive Officer[101] 2014 Previously CEO of Nokia Solutions and Networks 2017-11-12
Novartis Vasant Narasimhan CEO 2017 Former engineer for Public Service Enterprise Group 2017-11-12
Nintendo Tatsumi Kimishima Representative Director and President[102] 2015 Succeeded Satoru Iwata after his death 2017-11-12
Oath Inc. Tim Armstrong Chief executive officer[103] 2009 Oath is the parent to AOL, Armstrong was formerly with Google 2017-11-15
Oracle Corporation Safra A. Catz Chief executive officer[104] 2014 Co-CEO following Larry Ellison 2017-11-12
Oracle Corporation Mark Hurd Chief executive officer[104] 2014 Co-CEO following Larry Ellison; previously with Hewlett-Packard 2017-11-12
PepsiCo Indra Nooyi Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[105] 2006 Formerly CFO, joined the firm in 1994 2017-11-12
Pfizer Ian Read Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer[106] 2010 Succeeded Jeff Kindler and Henry McKinnell 2017-11-12
Polo Ralph Lauren Patrice Louvet President and Chief Executive Officer[107] 2017 Follows Stefan Larsson and Ralph Lauren 2017-11-12
Procter & Gamble David S. Taylor President and Chief Executive Officer[108] 2015 Succeeded A.G. Lafley 2017-11-12
Prudential Financial, Inc. John Strangfeld Chairman and CEO[109] 2008 With the firm since 1977 2017-11-12
Qantas Alan Joyce Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director[110] 2008 Formerly with Aer Lingus and Ansett Australia 2017-11-12
Reliance Group Anil Ambani Chairman[111] 2006 Son of founder Dhirubhai Ambani 2017-11-12
Reliance Industries Limited Mukesh Ambani Chairman and Managing Director[112] 2002 One of India's wealthiest people 2017-11-12
Renault Carlos Ghosn Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[113] 2005 Former CEO of Nissan 2017-11-12
Rite Aid Corporation John T. Standley Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[114] 2010 Succeeded Mary F. Sammons 2017-11-12
Royal Bank of Canada David I. McKay President & Chief Executive Officer[115] 2014 Succeeded Gordon Nixon 2017-11-12
Royal Bank of Scotland Ross McEwan Chief Executive[116] 2013 Succeeded Stephen Hester 2017-11-12
Royal Dutch Shell Ben van Beurden Chief Executive Officer[117] 2014 Joined Shell in 1983, succeeded Peter Voser 2017-11-12
Ryanair Michael O'Leary Chief Executive Officer[118] 1994 One of Ireland's wealthiest businessmen 2017-11-12
S. C. Johnson & Son Herbert Fisk Johnson III Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[119] 2004 Great-great grandson of company founder Samuel Curtis Johnson Sr. 2017-11-12
The Salvation Army Andre Cox General & Chief Executive Officer [120] 2013 Joined the organization in 1979 2017-12-17
Samsung Oh-Hyun Kwon Chairman & CEO[121] 2012 Joined the firm in 1985 2017-11-12
SAP AG Bill McDermott Chief Executive Officer [122] 2010 Previosuly co-CEO with Jim Hagemann Snabe 2017-11-12
SAS Institute James Goodnight Co-Founder
& Chief Executive Officer[123]
1976 Founded the company after leaving North Carolina State University 2017-11-12
Schneider Electric Jean-Pascal Tricoire Chairman and CEO[124] 2006 Replaced Henri Lachman 2017-11-12
Scottrade Rodger O. Riney Founder and CEO 1980 Founder 2017-11-12
Siemens Joe Kaeser President and Chief Executive Officer[125] 2013 Succeeds Peter Löscher 2017-11-12
Simon Property Group David Simon Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[126] 1995 Son of founder and real estate developer Melvin Simon 2017-11-12
Singtel Chua Sock Koong Group CEO[127] 2007 Joined the firm in 1989 2017-11-12
SoftBank Masayoshi Son Chairman & CEO[128] 1981 Founder of the firm, also chairman of Sprint Corporation 2017-11-12
Solera Holdings Tony Aquila Founder, Chairman & CEO[129] 2005 Previously COO of Mitchell International 2017-11-12
Southwest Airlines Gary C. Kelly Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer[130] 2008 Replaced co-founder Herb Kelleher 2017-11-12
Sonic Corporation J. Clifford Hudson Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer and President[131] 1995 Also a trustee for the Ford Foundation 2017-11-12
Sony Kazuo Hirai President and CEO[132] 2012 Previously part of Sony Interactive Entertainment 2017-11-11
Starbucks Coffee Company Kevin Johnson President and chief executive officer[133] 2017 Previously CEO for Juniper Networks; succeeds Howard Schultz 2017-11-11
Sun Hung Kai Properties Raymond Kwok Chairman & Managing Director[134] 2011 Has been with the firm since 1978 2017-11-11
Sun Pharmaceutical Dilip Shanghvi Founder and Managing Director[135] 1983 Has led the firm since its founding 2017-11-11
SunTrust Banks William H. Rogers Jr. Chairman and chief executive officer[136] 2011 Succeeded James M. Wells, III 2017-11-11
Syntel Rakesh Khanna Chief Executive Officer and President[137] 2016 Previously the firm's chief operating office 2017-11-11
Target Corporation Brian Cornell Board Chairman and CEO[138] 2008 Succeeded Gregg Steinhafel 2017-11-11
Tata Consultancy Services Rajesh Gopinathan Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director[139] 2016 Replaced N Chandrasekaran 2017-11-11
Telstra Andy Penn Chief Executive Officer[140] 2015 Previously CFO 2017-11-11
Temasek Holdings Ho Ching Executive Director & Chief Executive Officer[141] 2002 Listed as one of the most powerful woman in the world by Forbes[142] 2017-11-11
Tesco Dave Lewis Group Chief Executive[143] 2014 Previously with Unilever 2017-11-11
Time Warner Jeffrey L. Bewkes Chairman and CEO[144] 2008 Previously with Citibank and HBO 2017-11-11
Tod's Diego Della Valle Managing Director 1970 Grandson of Filippo Della Valle, the firm's founder 2017-11-11
The Travelers Companies Alan D. Schnitzer Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[145] 2015 Previously over the firm's Business and International Insurance segment 2017-11-11
Toyota Akio Toyoda President and Member of the Board of Directors[146] 2009 Son of Shoichiro Toyoda, the former chairman 2017-11-11
T. Rowe Price Bill Stromberg President and Chief Executive Officer[147] 2016 Has been with the firm since 1987 2017-02-24
Twitter Jack Dorsey CEO[148] 2006 Co-founder 2017-11-11
United Airlines Oscar Munoz Chief Executive Officer[149] 2015 Formerly with United Continental Holdings 2017-11-11
UBS Sergio Ermotti Group Chief Executive Officer[150] 2011 Previously with UniCredit 2017-11-11
Valeant Pharmaceuticals Joseph C. Papa Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer[151] 2016 Succeeding J. Michael Pearson 2017-11-11
Verizon Communications Lowell McAdam Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[152] 2011 Former CEO of Verizon Wireless 2017-11-11
Viacom Robert Bakish President and CEO[153] 2011 Has been with the firm since 1997 2017-11-11
Vodafone Vittorio Colao Chief executive[154] 2008 Also director at Unilever 2017-11-11
Volkswagen Group Matthias Müller Chairman of the Executive Board[155] 2015 Previously with Porsche 2017-11-11
Vulcan Inc. Bill Hilf Chief Executive Officer[156] 2016 Succeeded Paul Allen, who remains chairman 2017-11-11
The Walt Disney Company Bob Iger Chairman and CEO[157] 2005 Previously led American Broadcasting Company 2017-11-11
Walgreens Boots Alliance Stefano Pessina Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer [158] 2015 Holding company of Walgreens and Boots UK 2017-11-11
Wal-Mart Doug McMillon President and CEO[159] 2014 Previously lead for Sam's Club 2017-11-11
Warner Bros. Kevin Tsujihara Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[160] 2013 First person of Asian descent to run a major Hollywood studio; succeeded Barry Meyer 2017-11-11
Wells Fargo Timothy J. Sloan Chief Executive Officer and President[161] 2016 Succeeded John Stumpf, previously COO 2017-11-11
Whole Foods Market John Mackey Chief Executive Officer[162] 1980 Co-founder 2017-11-11
Williams-Sonoma Laura J. Alber Director, President, and CEO[163] 2010 Replaced W. Howard Lester 2017-11-11
Wipro Technologies Limited Abidali Neemuchwala CEO and member of the board[164] 2016 Previously with Tata Consultancy Services 2017-11-11
World Wrestling Entertainment Vince McMahon Chairman and Chief Executive Officer[165] 2009 Chairman of the Executive Committee 2017-11-11
Yum! Brands Greg Creed Chief Executive Officer[166] 2015 Previously CEO for Taco Bell 2017-11-11
See also[edit]
Chief executive officer
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United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit
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United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit
(D.C. Cir.)
Location
E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse, Washington, D.C.
Appeals from
District of Columbia
Established
February 9, 1893
Chief Judge
Merrick B. Garland
Active judges
11
Senior judges
7
Circuit justice
John Roberts
Official website
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (in case citations, D.C. Cir.) known informally as the D.C. Circuit, is the federal appellate court for the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Appeals from the D.C. Circuit, as with all the U.S. Courts of Appeals, are heard on a discretionary basis by the Supreme Court. It should not be confused with the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, which is limited in jurisdiction by subject matter rather than geography, or with the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, which is roughly equivalent to a state supreme court in the District of Columbia, established in 1970 to relieve the D.C. Circuit from having to take appeals from the local D.C. trial court.
While it has the smallest geographic jurisdiction of any of the United States courts of appeals, the D.C. Circuit, with eleven active judgeships, is arguably the most important inferior appellate court. The court is given the responsibility of directly reviewing the decisions and rulemaking of many federal independent agencies of the United States government based in the national capital, often without prior hearing by a district court. Aside from the agencies whose statutes explicitly direct review by the D.C. Circuit, the court typically hears cases from other agencies under the more general jurisdiction granted to the Courts of Appeals under the Administrative Procedure Act. Given the broad areas over which federal agencies have power, this often gives the judges of the D.C. Circuit a central role in affecting national U.S. policy and law. Because of this, the D.C. Circuit is often referred to as the second most powerful court in the United States, second only to the Supreme Court[1]
A judgeship on the D.C. Circuit is often thought of as a stepping-stone for appointment to the Supreme Court. As of February 2016[update], three of the nine justices on the Supreme Court are alumni of the D.C. Circuit: Chief Justice John Roberts and Associate Justices Clarence Thomas and Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Justice Elena Kagan was nominated by Bill Clinton to the same seat that Roberts would later fill, but was never given a vote in the Senate. In addition, Chief Justices Fred M. Vinson and Warren Burger, as well as Associate Justices Wiley Blount Rutledge and Antonin Scalia, served on the D.C. Circuit before their elevations to the Supreme Court. In 1987, the Reagan Administration put forth two failed nominees from the D.C. Circuit: former Judge Robert Bork, who was rejected by the Senate, and former (2001–2008) Chief Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg (no relation to Ruth Bader Ginsburg), who withdrew his nomination after it became known that he had used marijuana as a college student and professor in the 1960s and 1970s.
E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse
Unlike the Courts of Appeals for the other geographical districts where home-state senators have the privilege of holding up confirmation by the "blue slip" process, because the D.C. Circuit does not represent any state, confirmation of nominees is often procedurally and practically easier. However, in recent years, several nominees were stalled and some were ultimately not confirmed because senators claimed that the court had become larger than necessary to handle its caseload. The court has a history of reversing the Federal Communications Commission's major policy actions.[2]
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit meets at the E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse, near Judiciary Square in downtown Washington, D.C.
From 1984 to 2009, there were twelve seats on the D.C. Circuit. One of those seats was eliminated by the Court Security Improvement Act of 2007 on January 7, 2008, with immediate effect, leaving the number of authorized judgeships at eleven. (The eliminated judgeship was instead assigned to the Ninth Circuit, with the assignment taking effect on January 21, 2009).
Decisions of the U.S. Courts of Appeals are published in the Federal Reporter, an unofficial reporter from Thomson Reuters.[3]
Contents
[hide]
1 Current composition of court
2 List of former judges
3 Chiefs
4 Succession of seats
5 See also
6 Notes
7 References
8 External links
Current composition of court[edit]
#
Title
Judge
Duty station
Born
Term of service
Appointed by
Active
Chief
Senior
53 Chief Judge Merrick Garland Washington 1952 1997–present 2013–present — Clinton
49 Circuit Judge Karen L. Henderson Washington 1944 1990–present — — G.H.W. Bush
51 Circuit Judge Judith W. Rogers Washington 1939 1994–present — — Clinton
52 Circuit Judge David S. Tatel Washington 1942 1994–present — — Clinton
56 Circuit Judge Thomas B. Griffith Washington 1954 2005–present — — G.W. Bush
57 Circuit Judge Brett Kavanaugh Washington 1965 2006–present — — G.W. Bush
58 Circuit Judge Sri Srinivasan Washington 1967 2013–present — — Obama
59 Circuit Judge Patricia Millett Washington 1963 2013–present — — Obama
60 Circuit Judge Cornelia Pillard Washington 1961 2013–present — — Obama
61 Circuit Judge Robert L. Wilkins Washington 1963 2014–present — — Obama
62 Circuit Judge Gregory G. Katsas Washington 1964 2017–present — — Trump
38 Senior Circuit Judge Harry T. Edwards Washington 1940 1980–2005 1994–2001 2005–present Carter
43 Senior Circuit Judge Laurence Silberman Washington 1935 1985–2000 — 2000–present Reagan
44 Senior Circuit Judge James L. Buckley inactive 1923 1985–1996 — 1996–present Reagan
45 Senior Circuit Judge Stephen F. Williams Washington 1936 1986–2001 — 2001–present Reagan
46 Senior Circuit Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg Washington 1946 1986–2011 2001–2008 2011–present Reagan
47 Senior Circuit Judge David B. Sentelle Washington 1943 1987–2013 2008–2013 2013–present Reagan
50 Senior Circuit Judge A. Raymond Randolph Washington 1943 1990–2008 — 2008–present G.H.W. Bush
List of former judges[edit]
#
Judge
State
Born–died
Active service
Chief Judge
Senior status
Appointed by
Reason for
termination
1 Alvey, Richard HenryRichard Henry Alvey MD 1826–1906 1893–1905 1893–1905 — Cleveland, Cleveland retirement
2 Morris, Martin FerdinandMartin Ferdinand Morris DC 1834–1909 1893–1905 — — Cleveland, Cleveland retirement
3 Shepard, SethSeth Shepard TX 1847–1917 1893–1917 1905–1917 — Cleveland, Cleveland (associate);
T. Roosevelt (chief)[4] retirement
4 Duell, Charles HollandCharles Holland Duell NY 1850–1920 1905–1906 — — Roosevelt, T.T. Roosevelt resignation
5 McComas, Louis E.Louis E. McComas MD 1846–1907 1905–1907 — — Roosevelt, T.T. Roosevelt death
6 Robb, Charles HenryCharles Henry Robb VT 1867–1939 1906[5]–1937 — 1937–1939 Roosevelt, T.T. Roosevelt death
7 Van Orsdel, Josiah AlexanderJosiah Alexander Van Orsdel WY 1860–1937 1907[5]–1937 — — Roosevelt, T.T. Roosevelt death
8 Smyth, Constantine JosephConstantine Joseph Smyth NE 1859–1924 1917–1924 1917–1924 — Wilson, Wilson death
9 Martin, George EwingGeorge Ewing Martin OH 1857–1948 1924–1937 1924–1937 1937–1948 Coolidge, Coolidge death
10 Hitz, WilliamWilliam Hitz DC 1872–1935 1931–1935 — — Hoover, Hoover death
11 Groner, Duncan LawrenceDuncan Lawrence Groner VA 1873–1957 1931–1948 1937–1948 1948–1957 Hoover, Hoover (associate);
F. Roosevelt (chief)[4] death
12 Stephens, Harold MontelleHarold Montelle Stephens UT 1886–1955 1935–1955 1948–1955 — Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt (associate);
Truman (chief)[4] death
13 Miller, JustinJustin Miller CA 1888–1973 1937–1945 — — Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt resignation
14 Edgerton, Henry WhiteHenry White Edgerton DC 1888–1970 1937–1963 1955–1958 1963–1970 Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt death
15 Vinson, Fred M.Fred M. Vinson KY 1890–1953 1938–1943 — — Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt resignation
16 Rutledge, Wiley BlountWiley Blount Rutledge KY 1894–1949 1939–1943 — — Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt elevated to Supreme Court
17 Arnold, ThurmanThurman Arnold WY 1891–1969 1943–1945 — — Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt resignation
18 Clark, Bennett ChampBennett Champ Clark MO 1890–1954 1945–1954 — — Truman, Truman death
19 Miller, Wilbur KingsburyWilbur Kingsbury Miller KY 1892–1976 1945–1964 1960–1962 1964–1976 Truman, Truman death
20 Prettyman, E. BarrettE. Barrett Prettyman DC 1891–1971 1945–1962 1958–1960 1962–1971 Truman, Truman death
21 Proctor, James McPhersonJames McPherson Proctor DC 1882–1953 1948–1953 — — Truman, Truman death
22 Bazelon, David L.David L. Bazelon IL 1909–1993 1949[5]–1979 1962–1978 1979–1993 Truman, Truman death
23 Fahy, CharlesCharles Fahy GA 1892–1979 1949[5]–1967 — 1967–1979 Truman, Truman death
24 Washington, George ThomasGeorge Thomas Washington OH 1908–1971 1949[5]–1965 — 1965–1971 Truman, Truman death
25 Danaher, John A.John A. Danaher CT 1899–1990 1953[5]–1969 — 1969–1990 Eisenhower, Eisenhower death
26 Bastian, Walter MaximillianWalter Maximillian Bastian DC 1891–1975 1954[5]–1965 — 1965–1975 Eisenhower, Eisenhower death
27 Burger, Warren E.Warren E. Burger MN 1907–1995 1956–1969 — — Eisenhower, Eisenhower elevated to Supreme Court
28 Wright, James SkellyJames Skelly Wright LA 1911–1988 1962–1986 1978–1981 1986–1988 Kennedy, Kennedy death
29 McGowan, Carl E.Carl E. McGowan IL 1911–1987 1963–1981 1981–1981 1981–1987 Kennedy, Kennedy death
30 Tamm, Edward AllenEdward Allen Tamm DC 1906–1985 1965–1985 — — Johnson, L.L. Johnson death
31 Leventhal, HaroldHarold Leventhal DC 1915–1979 1965–1979 — — Johnson, L.L. Johnson death
32 Robinson III, Spottswood WilliamSpottswood William Robinson III VA 1916–1998 1966–1989 1981–1986 1989–1998 Johnson, L.L. Johnson death
33 MacKinnon, GeorgeGeorge MacKinnon MN 1906–1995 1969–1983 — 1983–1995 Nixon, Nixon death
34 Robb, RogerRoger Robb DC 1907–1985 1969–1982 — 1982–1985 Nixon, Nixon death
35 Wilkey, Malcolm RichardMalcolm Richard Wilkey TX 1918–2009 1970–1984 — 1984–1985 Nixon, Nixon retirement
36 Wald, PatriciaPatricia Wald DC 1928–present 1979–1999 1986–1991 — Carter, Carter retirement
37 Mikva, AbnerAbner Mikva IL 1926–2016 1979–1994 1991–1994 — Carter, Carter resignation
39 Ginsburg, Ruth BaderRuth Bader Ginsburg NY 1933–present 1980–1993 — — Carter, Carter elevated to Supreme Court
40 Bork, RobertRobert Bork CT 1927–2012 1982–1988 — — Reagan, Reagan resignation
41 Scalia, AntoninAntonin Scalia NJ 1936–2016 1982–1986 — — Reagan, Reagan elevated to Supreme Court
42 Starr, KennethKenneth Starr VA 1946–present 1983–1989 — — Reagan, Reagan resignation
48 Thomas, ClarenceClarence Thomas GA 1948–present 1990–1991 — — Bush, G.H.W.G.H.W. Bush elevated to Supreme Court
54 Roberts, JohnJohn Roberts MD 1955–present 2003–2005 — — Bush, G.W.G.W. Bush elevated to Supreme Court
55 Brown, Janice RogersJanice Rogers Brown CA 1949–present 2005–2017 — — Bush, G.W.G.W. Bush retirement
Chiefs[edit]
Chief
as Chief Justice
Alvey 1893–1905
Shepard 1905–1917
Smyth 1917–1924
Martin 1924–1937
Groner 1937–1948
Stephens 1948
as Chief Judge
Stephens 1948–1955
Edgerton 1955–1958
Prettyman 1958–1960
W. Miller 1960–1962
Bazelon 1962–1978
Wright 1978–1981
McGowan 1981–1981
Robinson 1981–1986
Wald 1986–1991
Mikva 1991–1994
Edwards 1994–2001
D. Ginsburg 2001–2008
Sentelle 2008–2013
Garland 2013–present
When Congress established this court in 1893 as the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, it had a Chief Justice, and the other judges were called Associate Justices, which was similar to the structure of the Supreme Court. The Chief Justiceship was a separate seat: the President would appoint the Chief Justice, and that person would stay Chief Justice until he left the court.
On June 25, 1948, 62 Stat. 869 and 62 Stat. 985 became law. These acts made the Chief Justice a Chief Judge. In 1954, another law, 68 Stat. 1245, clarified what was implicit in those laws: that the Chief Judgeship was not a mere renaming of the position but a change in its status that made it the same as the Chief Judge of other inferior courts.
Chief judges have administrative responsibilities with respect to their circuits, and preside over any panel on which they serve unless the circuit justice (i.e., the Supreme Court justice responsible for the circuit) is also on the panel. Unlike the Supreme Court, where one justice is specifically nominated to be chief, the office of chief judge rotates among the circuit judges. To be chief, a judge must have been in active service on the court for at least one year, be under the age of 65, and have not previously served as chief judge. A vacancy is filled by the judge highest in seniority among the group of qualified judges. The chief judge serves for a term of seven years or until age 70, whichever occurs first. The age restrictions are waived if no members of the court would otherwise be qualified for the position.
When the office was created in 1948, the chief judge was the longest-serving judge who had not elected to retire on what has since 1958 been known as senior status or declined to serve as chief judge. After August 6, 1959, judges could not become or remain chief after turning 70 years old. The current rules have been in operation since October 1, 1982.
Succession of seats[edit]
The court has eleven seats for active judges after the elimination of seat seven under the Court Security Improvement Act of 2007. The seat that was originally the Chief Justiceship is numbered as Seat 1; the other seats are numbered in order of their creation. If seats were established simultaneously, they are numbered in the order in which they were filled. Judges who retire into senior status remain on the bench but leave their seat vacant. That seat is filled by the next circuit judge appointed by the President.
Seat 1
Established February 9, 1893 as Chief Justice by 27 Stat. 434
Alvey 1893–1905
Shepard 1905–1917
Smyth 1917–1924
Martin 1924–1937
Groner 1937–1948
Stephens 1948–1948
Seat redesignated June 25, 1948 as Circuit Judge pursuant to 62 Stat. 869, 62 Stat. 985, and 68 Stat. 1245
Stephens 1948–1955
Burger 1956–1969
Wilkey 1970–1984
Williams 1986–2001
Brown 2005–2017
Katsas 2017–present
Seat 2
Established February 9, 1893 as Associate Justice by 27 Stat. 434
Morris 1893–1905
McComas 1905–1907
Van Orsdel 1907–1937
J. Miller 1937–1945
Prettyman 1945–1948
Redesignated June 25, 1948 as Circuit Judge by 62 Stat. 869, 985
Prettyman 1948–1962
Wright 1962–1986
D. Ginsburg 1986–2011
Pillard 2013–present
Seat 3
Established February 9, 1893 as Associate Justice by 27 Stat. 434
Shepard 1893–1905
Duell 1905–1906
C. Robb 1906–1937
Vinson 1938–1943
W. Miller 1945–1948
Redesignated June 25, 1948 as Circuit Judge by 62 Stat. 869, 985
W. Miller 1948–1964
Leventhal 1965–1979
R. B. Ginsburg 1980–1993
Tatel 1994–present
Seat 4
Established June 19, 1930 as Associate Justice by 46 Stat. 785
Hitz 1931–1935
Stephens 1935–1948
Redesignated June 25, 1948 as Circuit Judge by 62 Stat. 869, 985
Proctor 1948–1953
Danaher 1953–1969
R. Robb 1969–1982
Scalia 1982–1986
Sentelle 1987–2013
Wilkins 2014–present
Seat 5
Established June 19, 1930 as Associate Justice by 46 Stat. 785
Groner 1931–1937
Edgerton 1937–1948
Redesignated June 25, 1948 as Circuit Judge by 62 Stat. 869, 985
Edgerton 1948–1963
McGowan 1963–1981
Bork 1982–1988
Thomas 1990–1991
Rogers 1994–present
Seat 6
Established May 31, 1938 as Associate Justice by 52 Stat. 584
Rutledge 1939–1943
Arnold 1943-1945
Clark 1945–1948
Redesignated June 25, 1948 as Circuit Judge by 62 Stat. 869, 985
Clark 1948–1954
Bastian 1954–1965
Tamm 1965–1985
Buckley 1985–1996
Roberts 2003–2005
Millett 2013–present
Seat 7
Established August 3, 1949 by 63 Stat. 493
Bazelon 1950–1979
Edwards 1980–2005
Seat Eliminated January 7, 2008 by the Court Security Improvement Act of 2007
Seat 8
Established August 3, 1949 by 63 Stat. 493
Fahy 1950–1967
MacKinnon 1969–1983
Starr 1983–1989
Henderson 1990–present
Seat 9
Established August 3, 1949 by 63 Stat. 493
Washington 1949–1965
Robinson 1966–1989
Randolph 1990–2008
Srinivasan 2013–present
Seat 10
Established October 20, 1978 by 92 Stat. 1629
Wald 1979–1999
Griffith 2005–present
Seat 11
Established October 20, 1978 by 92 Stat. 1629
Mikva 1979–1994
Garland 1997–present
Seat 12
Established July 10, 1984 by 98 Stat. 333
Silberman 1985–2000
Kavanaugh 2006–present
See also[edit]
Federal judicial appointment history#DC Circuit
Notes[edit]
Jump up ^ John Roberts (2006). "What Makes the D.C. Circuit Different? A Historical View" (PDF). Virginia Law Review. 92: 375. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 25, 2012.
Jump up ^ Hearn, Ted (September 4, 2008). "Comcast Sues FCC Over Network Management Finding: Cabler Wants Agency's Decision on Its P2P Policies Reversed". Multichannel News.
Jump up ^ "Judicial Decisions | Law Library of Congress". loc.gov. Library of Congress. 2014-12-31. Retrieved 2015-11-18.
^ Jump up to: a b c Prior to 1948, the court consisted of a Chief Justice and up to five Associate Justices. Much like in the United States Supreme Court, the Chief Justice would be separately nominated and subject to a separate confirmation process, regardless of whether or not he was elevated from an associate justice position. In 1948, the positions of Chief Justice and Associate Justice were reassigned to Circuit Judge positions and the position of Chief Judge was assigned based on seniority.
^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g Recess appointment, confirmed by the Senate at a later date.
References[edit]
"Standard Search". Federal Law Clerk Information System. Retrieved 2005-06-02.
source for the duty station for Judge Williams
"Instructions for Judicial Directory". Website of the University of Texas Law School. Archived from the original on 2005-11-11. Retrieved 2005-07-04.
source for the duty station for Judges Silberman and Buckley
data is current to 2002
"U. S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit". Official website of the Federal Judicial Center. Archived from the original on 2005-04-04. Retrieved 2005-05-26.
source for the state, lifetime, term of active judgeship, term of chief judgeship, term of senior judgeship, appointer, termination reason, and seat information
External links[edit]
Wikisource has original works on the topic: United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit
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Shawn Patrick Hunter
First appearance
"Pilot" (Boy Meets World)
"Girl Meets Home for the Holidays" (Girl Meets World)
Last appearance
"Brave New World" (Boy Meets World)
"Girl Meets Goodbye" (Girl Meets World)
Created by
Michael Jacobs
April Kelly
Portrayed by
Rider Strong
Number of episodes
165
Information
Aliases
Grandpa Shawn ("Breaking Up is Really, Really, Really Hard to Do")
Shawnzie Hunterelli ("I Was a Teenage Spy")
Veronica Wasboiski ("Chick Like Me")
Young Shawn ("It's Not You... It's Me")
Killer Shawn ("And Then There Was Shawn")
Schneider ("Eric Hollywood")
Future Shawn ("Seven the Hard Way")
Isaac "Goodshot" Kelly ("As Time Goes By")
Frog Shawn ("The Witches of Pennbrook")
Gender
Male
Occupation
Student (formerly) (Jefferson Elementary, John Adams High School, Pennbrook University of Philadelphia)
Union dock worker (formerly)
Gopher for the Italian mob (briefly)
Assistant Photographer (formerly)
Travel photographer and writer for Hit the Road (currently)
Family
Chet Hunter (father; deceased)
Virna Cordini Hunter (stepmother)
Unnamed mother
Stacy (older stepsister)
Eddie (older stepbrother)
Jack Hunter (older paternal half-brother)
Spouse(s)
Katy Hunter (formerly Hart, née Clutterbucket)
Significant other(s)
Hillary (dated)
Stacy (ex-girlfriend)
Veronica Watson (dated)
Jennifer Bassett Minkus (ex-girlfriend)
Dana Pruitt (ex-girlfriend)
Libby Harper (ex-girlfriend)
Angela Moore (ex-girlfriend)
Katy Hunter (wife)
Children
Maya Hart (stepdaughter\adoptive-daughter)
Relatives
Gertie Hunter (paternal grandmother)
Lewis Hunter (paternal grandfather)
Mike Hunter (paternal uncle)
Frank "Frankie Two-Toes" Hunter (paternal uncle)
Lorena Hunter (paternal aunt)
Tedd Huter (paternal uncle)
Sal Hunter (paternal uncle)
Ralph Hunter (paternal uncle)
Nicky Hunter (paternal uncle)
Mary Hunter (paternal uncle/aunt)
László Hunter (paternal uncle)
Louis Hunter (paternal uncle)
Leo Hunter (paternal uncle)
Chuck Hunter (paternal uncle)
Gloria Hunter (paternal aunt)
Debbie Hunter (paternal aunt)
Jonathan Turner (foster father figure)
Hometown
Ohio (birthplace)
Oklahoma (as a child)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (hometown)
Residence
New York, New York (briefly)
Upstate New York (Girl Meets World)
Shawn Patrick Hunter (Rider Strong) is a fictional character from the television series Boy Meets World and from the spin-off series, Girl Meets World. He is the only character other than Cory Matthews to appear in all 158 episodes of Boy Meets World.
Character overview[edit]
Shawn was born in Ohio and lived in Oklahoma for a while as a child. He had been in five different schools before he was 12. Shawn has always been the best friend of Cory Matthews. The two met when Cory fell into an animal pen at a zoo and Shawn came to his rescue. Shawn has a personality almost opposite of Cory's. Shawn takes more risks and has more of a bad boy image. Their personality differences do cause problems between the two a few times, but these problems can never destroy their friendship.
In the first season of Boy Meets World, not much is known about Shawn Hunter except that he is Cory's best friend. He seems to be a typical boy who is beginning to become interested in girls. He does not do well in school, mostly due to a lack of effort and a great deal of apathy, much the same as Cory.
In season two and thereafter, the show began to focus on Shawn's life as well. In the beginning, Shawn lives with both his parents, Chet and Virna Hunter. One day, Virna runs off with the trailer and Shawn is left under the care of the Matthews family while Chet chases after his wife. When the Matthews find that Chet will not be returning for a while, Jonathan Turner, a teacher at John Adams High School, offers to be Shawn's legal guardian. Shawn becomes extremely close with Jonathan and it is revealed in Girl Meets World that Jonathan still considers Shawn a son.
About a year later, Chet comes back and eventually Virna rejoins her family temporarily before taking off again. Shawn goes through many issues, including briefly joining a cult, and for a time runs the risk of succumbing to alcoholism as his father did. Although he comes across as lazy when it comes to his schoolwork, he proves on many occasions that he is actually a very deep thinker. He even dresses up as a girl for an episode as a social experiment in order to determine what it is like to be a girl in high school, done in the same vein as the autobiographical book, Black Like Me.
In a later season, Shawn's half-brother Jack arrives in town for college. Shawn moves in with him and Eric Matthews, Cory's older brother, which leaves Chet free to take off again. However, on a trip back to town, Chet dies of a heart attack. Towards the final episodes of the series, Shawn discovers that Virna was not his biological mother when she sends him a letter after Chet's death. Apparently, Chet was left to take care of Shawn after his biological mother, who was actually a stripper, left shortly after his birth. Despite the Matthews declare that they would take Shawn in as a part of their family after Chet's death, Shawn declines and declares that he still has Jack as a blood kin.
Shawn is a ladies' man, something of which Cory sometimes is envious; in his earlier years he is more of a Lothario, usually not staying in a relationship longer than a week or two. Conversely, however, Shawn is jealous of Cory's close, long-term relationship with Topanga. He takes their wedding very hard, unsure what will happen to their friendship after they are married. Shawn does fall in love with a girl named Angela in high school. They have a tempestuous relationship, but genuinely care for each other. Things get rocky when his best friend Cory breaks up with Topanga. After an on-and-off again relationship throughout college, Angela eventually leaves him to travel with her military father in Europe.
The episode, "Fraternity Row," reveals that during high school, Shawn is challenged in writing, but in the episode, "Poetic License: An Ode to Holden Caulfield," during college it is shown that he has improved significantly and becomes good at poetry. He is also a skilled photographer, and nearly chooses a job for a glamour magazine company over college.
At the end of the series, Shawn moves to New York with Cory, Topanga, and Eric. By the events of Girl Meets World, however, Shawn left New York the same day Cory and Topanga had their daughter Riley, ultimately making a name for himself as a globetrotting writer and photographer. Returning to the city, he forms a bond with Riley's best friend Maya, as they both come from broken homes and her upbringing is similar to his. He also forms a bond with Maya's mother Katy who also shares a sense of abandonment, particularly in relationships. By the second season, Riley has come to depend upon his presence, and hopes he will become Katy's suitor. Although Shawn still has unresolved feelings for Angela, Angela returns with news that she has since married a military man, like her now-deceased father, and wants advice on whether she'd be a good mother or not. Shawn encourages her to be a mother, and Angela encourages Shawn to pursue a relationship with Katy. in Season 3, Shawn proposed to Katy and they become engaged and later married, with Mr. Feeny, Cory and Shawn's longtime teacher and mentor officiating over their wedding.[1]
Behind the scenes[edit]
After directing two first-season episodes of Girl Meets World, Rider Strong has become a fixture behind the scenes, while also making appearances in a recurring role.
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