Former Enron Directors: Then and Now
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Enron's former directors remain largely unscathed by the company's collapse, but there have been some consequences.
Ten of the 18 directors paid a combined $13 million out of their own pockets to settle a shareholder lawsuit alleging insider trading. Many resigned from -- or did not run again for -- seats on other corporate boards.
John H. Duncan*
The former president of Gulf & Western Industries Inc. was on Enron's board from 1985-2002. He no longer sits on any boards.
Robert A. Belfer*
Belfer is chief executive of Belfer Management LLC and does not sit on any boards.
Norman P. Blake Jr.*
The former chairman and chief executive of Comdisco Inc. has been on the board of Owens Corning since 1992.
Ronnie Chichung Chan*
Chairman of a major Hong Kong real estate firm, Chan sat on two other boards at the time of Enron's collapse.
Joe H. Foy*
