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A Collaboration for a Sustainable Future Between Chile and California The Chile-California Council is a San Francisco- based nonprofit organization dedicated to the creation of mutually beneficial relationships between Chile and California in both the public and private sectors. 2 | 3 ccc annual report 2014 We are an innovative organization in the realm of public diplomacy. We bring actors from the public and private sector to support international collaboration among scientists, researchers, entrepreneurs, social innovators and public leaders. ‰ Photo by Matías Negrete by ‰ Photo 4 | 5 ccc annual report 2014 06 index letter from the chairman 08 our history 14 board members 18 team 20 areas we suport 52 social media 53 financials 54 ‰ Photo by Matías Negrete by ‰ Photo sponsors and partners 6 | 7 ccc annual report 2014 Letter from the chairman LOVELL (TU) JARVIS "These activities have contributed to the effective transfer of knowledge and technology between Chile and California, and the development of numerous public and private partnerships that are mutually-enriching" Dear Friends, I am delighted to open this year’s Annual Report with AMCHAM, worked closely with the Chilean agreement between UC Davis and CORFO to establish with thanks to our many collaborators, associates Ministry of Energy to advance technology exchange in Chile the UC Life Sciences Innovation Center (LINC), and, especially, our individual Councilors. The Chile in energy efficiency and non-renewable energy which will undertake research to develop commercial California Council (CCC) was active during 2014 and development. Undersecretary of Environment Marcelo technologies to increase Chilean agricultural output and we are proud of the CCC’s many achievements. We Mena visited California to discuss environmental exports. have contributed to the effective transfer of knowledge policies, particularly regarding air pollution, and and technology between Chile and California, and Presidential Delegate for Water Resources Reinaldo Our excellent staff and several productive interns developed numerous public and private partnerships Ruiz met with California water experts to compare and provided great assistance throughout the year. Special that are mutually-enriching. Our Councilors are contrast water law, institutions and policy. Eduardo thanks is due to Executive Director Juan Ibanez for his vigorously working with new, as well as long-standing Bitran, VP of the Chilean Development Corporation untiring, thoughtful and innovative contributions to collaborators, and are expanding our activities (CORFO), visited Silicon Valley to support StartUp the CCC, and also to Ambassador Gabriel Rodriguez programmatically and geographically. Chile and other existing collaborations in innovation in Chile’s Ministry of Foreign Relations, for exceptional and entrepreneurship. Each visit resulted in useful assistance and support. During the early months of 2014, Councilor Carolyn exchanges of information, and a greater familiarity Schuetz Baysdorfer successfully led a strategic planning and interest in the challenges and policy approaches In 2015, the CCC will extend its programs, our priority process that culminated in our 2014 Annual Meeting being used to confront important issues in each region. areas, facilitate development in other timely issues like in San Francisco. Vice President Isabel Valdes led our We will continue to support a growing number of such fire prevention and control. Our committee structure will first fund-raising campaign, which provided the CCC interchanges. be strengthened with additional Councilors, associate with vital financial flexibility. The CCC also increased members, and co-chairs in both California and Chile. its activities in Chile, thanks to the appointment of The CCC supported the Third Annual C3 Conference We are expanding our activities in Southern California Executive Secretary Cristina de Mussy, and unwavering organized by Chilean graduate students at UC and several regions in Chile, and will work to increase support from the Chilean Embassy in Washington DC. Berkeley, UC Davis, and Stanford University. This coordination with California’s state government. Your year’s C3 Conference, held at UC Berkeley, focused on support and assistance will be key to the CCC’s further As documented in this Annual Report, we supported a the Challenge of Inclusive Development. Prior to the development. Please join with us to build a better future growing range of activities in each of our priority areas: conference, Councilors and CCC associates enjoyed a for Chile and California. energy, environment, innovation, education, and state working lunch with Ambassador Juan Gabriel Valdes. Lovell jarvis and society. Vice President Kathy Barclay, in conjunction The CCC also assisted in the conclusion of a formal Warm regards, CHAIRMAN 8 | 9 ccc annual report 2014 OUR HISTORY 2014 Fourth Annual Board 2013 Meeting AMB JG Valdes and Third Annual Mike Hammer expressed 2012 Board Meeting their support to the Lt. Governor Newsom CCC. Councilors Pablo Second Annual gave the keynote Valenzuela and Kathleen Board Meeting address at the Third Barclay gave talks about At the Second Annual Annual Board Meeting international collaboration First Annual Board Board Meeting, the CCC’s of the Chile-California in biotech and energy, Meeting first Executive Director Council, highlighting the while Alan Bennett spoke The CCC held its was appointed and the importance of technology about technology transfer inaugural board meeting board was structured in governance matters. and the new UC Davis 2011 highlighted by addresses into five subcommittees Center for Excellence in from Ambassador presided over by an Chile and California Chile. The CCC board of Foundation of the Fernando Schmidt, Chile’s executive committee. Renew Agreement for Councilors approved a Chile-California Undersecretary for Foreign Collaboration strategic plan for the next 2008 Affairs, and the Chilean Council Los Angeles Mayor Chile’s Ambassador to four years, identifying five Launch of the The Chile-California Ambassador to the United Villaraigosa Visits Chile the US, Felipe Bulnes, and areas of interest. 1963 Chile-California Plan Council was founded in States, Arturo Fermandois. Los Angeles Mayor, the Secretary of Natural The Chile-California 2011, on the occasion of Antonio Villaraigosa, Resources of California, Inception of the Chile- Plan was created as a the visit of President Piñera led a delegation of local John Laird, renewed the California Program result of the signing of to California, and brought and national business agreement between In the early 1960s, Chile the Memorandum of together representatives leaders on a three-day California and Chile, an and California signed an Understanding between of both public and private trade mission to Chile, agreement that serves as agreement as part of John Chile’s President Michelle sectors. reinforcing the existing a policy framework for the F. Kennedy’s Alliance for Bachelet and California’s relationship between Los Chile-California Council. Progress program. This Governor Schwarzeneger Angeles and Chile. accord was re-launched in in 2008. 2008 with the creation of the Plan Chile-California: A Strategic Association for the 21st Century. 10 | 11 ccc annual report 2014 2014 The Chile-California Council held its Fourth Annual Board Meeting on Friday, May 23, at the San Francisco Fairmont Hotel. Councilors from Chile and California, including the newly- appointed Ambassadors Mike Hammer and Annual Board Meeting Juan Gabriel Valdés, attended the meeting. This year’s meeting mainly focused on the establishment of specific goals, initiatives, and alliances the Council would want to pursue for the next four years in the areas of Environment, Energy & Resource Management; Innovation & Entrepreneurship; Academia, Education and Research Exchange; Trade, Economic Growth & Competitiveness; and State & Society. 12 | 13 ccc annual report 2014 We thank our Councilors for promoting positive change in Chile and California, and for the associates and friends of the CCC that are essential to its success. ‰ Photo by Matías Negrete by ‰ Photo 14 | 15 ccc annual report 2014 2014 BOARD MEMBERS Lovell (Tu) Jarvis Kathleen Barclay Eduardo Bendek Charlie Casey Mark Ghilarducci Michael Grasty Dan Green Michael Hammer Chair, UC Davis Professor Vice Chair in Chile, President of Scientist, NASA Ames Research President, Pacific Foundation Director, California Governor's Attorney and Founder, Grasty Secretary, Partner at Gunderson United States Ambassador to AMCHAM Chile Center Services LLC Office of Emergency Quintana Majlis & Cia Dettmer Chile Management Agency Rosa Deves Sebastian Edwards Eduardo Ergas Fernando Flores Charles Holloway Agustin Huneeus Michael Leatherbee Helen Lopez Provost, Universidad de Chile International Economist President, Ecoscience Foundation Entrepreneur Director, Center for Proprietor at Quintessa Assistant Professor, Chief of Staff, California Professor of Economics, UCLA Entrepreneurial Studies, Technological Entrepreneurship, Emergency Management Agency Stanford University Universidad Católica de Chile Board Member, SRI International 16 | 17 ccc annual report 2014 Executive committee Lovell (Tu) Jarvis, Chair Kathleen Barclay, Vice Chair in Chile Isabel Valdes, Vice Chair in California Daniel Green, Secretary Carolyn Schuetz, Treasurer Agustin Huneeus Gabriel Rodriguez Rolando Ortega Roberto Matus José Luis Nazar Rolando Ortega Gabriel Rodríguez Nicolás Shea
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