Board of Directors
The Pension Rights Center is led by the country’s foremost experts in retirement income security. Their advice on policy and governance issues has ensured that the Center has remained a credible and strong voice for the millions of Americans dependent on the nation’s retirement programs.
- Nancy J. Altman, Chair
- Daniel I. Halperin, Vice-Chair
- Regina T. Jefferson
- Ian D. Lanoff
- Marion H. Mudd
- Alicia H. Munnell
- Robert Roach
- Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
- Debra B. Whitman
- Lisle C. Carter (1926 - 2009)
- Robert M. Ball (1914 -2008)
- Michael S. Gordon (1934 - 2004)
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Did You Know?
A defined benefit plan is a pension plan, usually funded entirely by employer contributions, that pays benefits according to a formula. The formula is typically based on the participant's wages or salary and length of time spent working for an employer or group of employers. Defined benefit plans are also known as traditional or guaranteed pensions.
