A Washington attorney and international business advisor with over 30 years of private sector experience and a diplomat during the Clinton Presidency as US Ambassador to Sweden. He specializes in international business and governmental affairs related to telecom, IT, renewable energy and clean technology. He provides counsel to clients on legislative and regulatory matters, government affairs, and Federal marketing. His wide-ranging background includes owning, operating and managing various businesses, as well as corporate experience in legal, operational and financial areas.In 1998, he served as Chairman of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Plenipotentiary Conference. The ITU, 189 Nations at the time, is the United Nations' specialized agency devoted to telecommunications matters and is the highest decision-making body made up of representatives of governments belonging to an int'l treaty-making organization. Amb. Siebert served as parliamentarian and negotiator on such contentious issues as Palestinian membership in the ITU.He currently serves on the Advisory Board to the American Bar Association’s Int'l Criminal Courts Project, a subset of the ABA’s Center for Human Rights. He currently serves on the Diplomatic Council on Energy Security for Securing America's Future Energy (SAFE), a nonpartisan, committed to reducing America's dependence on foreign oil and improving US energy security. He also serves as Chairman of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute – North America (SIPRI-NA) headquartered in Washington, DC. whose charter is to contribute to policy debates on global and regional security issues through dissemination of SIPRI research, analysis, and recommendations drawn from SIPRI’s global networks. He also serves on the Board of American Citizens Abroad Global Foundation. Amb. Siebert received a B.A. from Georgetown University and a J.D. from Georgetown University Law SchoolContact: tsiebert@sentinel-corporation.com