The bridegroom, 44, works in New York as a managing director of Natixis, a French bank, for which he restructures debt.
He served as chancellor of the university from 1980 to 1990, during which time he restructured and revitalized the biosciences programs.
His long-term intentions - the ends toward which he is restructuring Turkish institutions - are unclear.
After helping a friend's campaign in town, he won a seat on the board of the housing authority, which he helped restructure, firing consultants and hiring a new director.
The consumers of law and order services want visible neighbourhood policing, which is what Stevens did when he was Met Commissioner, and what he criticises the coalition for undermining, and which he proposes to restructure the police force to restore.
He also said delegates to the party conference must be selected only from committed supporters of his program, which he calls perestroika, or restructuring.
Driscoll is bullish about ConAgra's management's restructuring efforts, which he says are "aimed at reducing the complexity of the company and improving its efficiency".
In recent months, he has appeared on television news shows, written columns about private equity and seen the automotive industry's restructuring, which he oversaw as President Obama's "car czar," praised by Mr. Obama in the recent State of the Union address.
At Ernst & Young he founded the corporate finance department and restructuring practice, which he led until 1989.
Perhaps next year we might make honoring Dr. King a true celebration having fought for the restructuring for which he gave his life.
