The Power List 2010
by Scott Bass, Amy Biegelsen, Peter Galuszka, Don Harrison, Jason Roop and Sara Dabney Tisdale
Key To Symbols
1. Thomas F. Farrell II
Chairman and Chief Executive of Dominion
2. Virgil R. Hazelett
Henrico County Manager
3. William H. Goodwin Jr.
Chairman of CAA Industries
4. Rep. Eric I. Cantor
U.S. House of Representatives Minority Whip
5. Michael E. Szymanczyk
Chairman and Chief Executive of Altria
6. Gov. Robert F. McDonnell
71st Governor of Virginia
7. Mayor Dwight C. Jones
79th Mayor of Richmond
8. Allison P. Weinstein and the Weinstein Family
Richmond Philanthropists
9. Stanley and Dorothy Pauley
Richmond Philanthropists
10. The Markel Family and Alan I. Kirshner
Markel Corporation
11. Edward L. Ayers
University of Richmond President
12. E. Clairborne Robins Jr. and the Robins Family
Richmond Philanthropists
13. Peter J. Bernard
Chief Executive of BonSecours Virginia
14. Michael D. Frazier
Chairman and Chief Executive of Genworth Financial
15. Michael Rao
Virginia Commonwealth University President
16. John A. Luke Jr.
Chairman and Chief Executive of MeadWestvaco
17. The Gottwald Family
Philanthropists/Ethyl Corp.
18. Jeffrey M. Lacker
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President
19. Thomas J. Folliard Jr.
Chief Executive and President of CarMax
20. Margaret G. Lewis
President of Hospital Corporation of America, Capital Division
21. C.T. Hill
Consumer Banking Executive for SunTrust Bank
22. Beverly W. "Booty:" Armstrong
Community Foundation Chairman
23. James J.L. Stegmaier
Chesterfield County Administrator
25. Delegate M. Kirkland Cox
Republican Whip of Virginia House of Delegates
26. Eugene P. Trani
Former President of Virginia Commonwealth University
27. Byron C. Marshall
Mayor's Chief Administrative Officer
28. James E. Ukrop
Former Chairman of Ukrop's
30. Thurston R. Moore
Chairman of Hunton and Williams
32. G. Gilmer III and Charlotte Minor
Chairman of the Board of Owens & Minor
33. Kathy Graziano
Richmond City Council President
34. Darcy S. Oman
President and CEO of the Community Foundation
35. Ivor Massey Jr. and Family
Philanthropist
36. Timothy M. Kaine
Former Virginia Governor and Chair of the Democratic National Committee
37. State Sen. A. Donald McEachin
9th District Virginia Senate Representative
38. State Sen. John C. Watkins
10th District Virginia Senate Representative
39. Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli
Virginia State Attorney General
40. J. Stewart Bryan III
Chairman of Media General
41. Raymond H. Boone
Richmond Free Press Publisher
42. Delegate Delores McQuinn
70th District Virginia House of Delegates Representative
43. State Sen. Walter A. Stosch
12th District Virginia Senate Representative
44. State Sen. Henry Marsh
16th District Virginia Senate Representative
45. The Rev. Lance D. Watson
Pastor of St. Paul's Baptist Church
46. Thomas A. Silvestri
Richmond Times-Dispatch Publisher
47. Rachel Flynn
Richmond City Planning Director
48. Daniel A. Gecker
Chesterfield Board of Supervisors Chairman
49. Yvonne W. Brandon
Richmond City Schools Superintendent
50. Robert C. Sledd
Senior Economic Advisor to Gov. McDonnell
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