Zarb No Stranger To Crisis
Frank Zarb, AIGs interim non-executive chairman, is no stranger to media scrutiny and crisis situations, a look at his career suggests.
Born in 1935, Mr. Zarb began his career in investment banking and then served as assistant secretary of labor under President Richard Nixon in 1972. He also honed his crisis-management skills while serving as administrator of the Federal Energy Administration under President Gerald Ford in 1974 when the oil crisis struck.
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