How to Contact FPI's Board of Directors

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	JOSEPH M. ARAGON, CHAIRMAN President, ProServe Corporation 730 17th St., #817 Denver, Colorado 80202 REPRESENTS RETAILERS AND CONSUMERS
	ARTHUR H. WHITE, VICE CHAIRMAN Vice Chairman, Yankelovich Partners, Inc. 20 Glover Ave., 2nd Floor, North Norwalk, Connecticut 06850 REPRESENTS AGRICULTURE
	STEPHEN R. COLGATE* Assistant Attorney General for Administration U.S. Department of Justice 950 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Room 1111 Washington, DC 20530 REPRESENTS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL *Retired from Federal Government service March 2001.
	DEIDRE A. LEE Director, Defense Procurement 3060 Defense Pentagon, Room 3E1044 Washington, DC 20301-3060 REPRESENTS THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
	SUSAN A. LOEWENBERG Producing Director, L.A. Theatre Works 681 Venice Boulevard Venice, California 90291 REPRESENTS INDUSTRY
	RICHARD G. WOMACK Director, Office of Civil Rights AFL-CIO 815 16th St., NW, Room 410 Washington, DC 20006 REPRESENTS LABOR

If you have a question or concern you would like addressed by FPI’s Board of Directors, you may contact any one of the members at his/her respective business address listed here or you may direct your inquiries to Federal Prison Industries, Inc., 320 First St., NW, Washington, DC 20534, Attention: Joseph M. Aragon, Chairman, Board of Directors, Federal Prison Industries, Inc.

For current information pertaining to FPI’s business practices and/or operations, please visit FPI’s website at www.unicor.gov. FPI’s website has been expanded to include links to information concerning future Board and Public Access meetings, Public Notices, Board Decisions, and Small Business Development.

DEPARTURE FROM THE BOARD
The Board expresses its appreciation to former Assistant Attorney General for Administration (Department of Justice) Stephen Colgate for his many years of service and contributions to the Federal Prison Industries’ Board of Directors. Mr. Colgate was appointed by President Clinton to FPI’s Board on August 8, 1994, to represent the Attorney General. He retired from the Federal Government in March 2001 and vacated his seat on FPI’s Board. We wish Mr. Colgate all the best in his retirement from Federal service and in his future endeavors.