George Muñoz

George Muñoz is an American businessman, CPA and attorney. He is the president and co-founder of Muñoz Investment Banking Group which is primarily focused on financing and investments in the Emerging Markets Countries as well as in the U.S. Hispanic community. He is also a partner at Tobin & Muñoz, a Chicago-based law firm focused on commercial litigation, white collar investigations and litigation, and international transactions, where he works out of the firm's Chicago and Washington, D.C. offices.

Early life and education Muñoz earned his BBA degree in accounting at the University of Texas at Austin (Business Honors Program 1974). He received a J.D. degree from Harvard Law School and a Master of Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School in 1978. He served three one-year terms as president. In May 1987, he announced that he would not be seeking an additional term as president. from 1997 to 2001. OPIC, "the federal government's export promotion arm,"

Advisory positions Muñoz is a member of the board of directors of Altria Group (since 2004), Marriott International (since 2002) and National Geographic Society.

Muñoz recently retired from his board positions on PepsiCo (in 2023) and Black Rifle Company (in 2024).

Muñoz was appointed to the President's Commission on White House Fellows by President Barack Obama in 2009, and served until 2017.

Personal life Muñoz currently resides in Virginia. He has a wife, Kathy, and two twin sons, Mario and Manuel (b. 2002).

Works Muñoz is co-author of the book Renewing the American Dream: A Citizen's Guide For Restoring Our Competitive Advantage (2010, IMC Publishing). The book discusses what America needs to do to keep its global competitive advantage and how the next 10 years (2010–2020) will determine if the United States retains its global leadership position in this 21st century.