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IDEAS LEADERSHIP ACTION OUR MISSION 2 Letter from Dan Porterfield, President and CEO

WHAT WE DO 6 Policy Programs 16 Leadership Initiatives 20 Public Programs 26 Youth & Engagement Programs 30 Seminars 34 International Partnerships 38 Media Resources

THE YEAR IN REVIEW 40 2017-2018 Selected Highlights of the Institute's Work 42 Live on the Aspen Stage

INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT 46 Capital Campaigns 48 The Paepcke Society 48 The Heritage Society 50 Society of Fellows 51 Wye Fellows 52 Justice Circle and Arts Circle 55 Philanthropic Partners 56 Supporters

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 90 2017 Annual Report

WHO WE ARE 96 Our Locations 98 Leadership 104 Board of Trustees LETTER FROM DAN PORTERFIELD, PRESIDENT AND CEO

A LETTER FROM PRESIDENT AND CEO DAN PORTERFIELD

There is nothing quite like the Aspen Institute. It is In the years to come, the Aspen Institute will deepen an extraordinary—and unique—American institution. our impacts. It is crucial that we enhance the devel- We work between fields and across divides as a opment of the young, address the urgent challenges non-profit force for good whose mission is to con- of the future, and renew the ideals of democratic so- vene change-makers of every type, established and ciety. I look forward to working closely with our many emerging, to frame and then solve society’s most partners and friends as we write the chapter on important problems. We lead on almost every issue the Institute’s scope and leadership for America and with a tool kit stocked for solution-building—always the world. valuing reason, hope, , creativity, freedom, in- tegrity, and humanity. In an era of unparalleled tech- All the best, nological advancement and dramatic social change, we are needed now more than ever.

Over the past 15 years, the Institute has grown and deepened its impacts in extraordinary ways under the transformational and visionary leadership of Dan Porterfield . We offer the world dozens of policy President and CEO programs, policy leadership programs, public pro- grams, youth and engagement programs, seminars, international partnerships, and more—programs that span the globe and help communities and leaders everywhere to thrive.

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2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 3 OUR NEW HEADQUARTERS , DC Gazing out the windows of the Institute’s new Washington, DC headquarters—with panoramic views of Rock Creek Park, , and Georgetown—makes you feel as if you are standing on an urban mountaintop. The 90,000-square-foot space at 2300 N Street NW was designed by OTJ Architects and built by Davis Construction. The designers chose to work in the modernist idiom of renowned architect , who designed the Institute’s Aspen Meadows campus. The new headquarters offers staff a more collaborative work environment and provides larger, enhanced gathering spaces for public events. Support from the Institute’s generous donors (please see page 46) made the whole venture possible.

Photos by Riccardo Savi and Sam Abdelhamid

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POLICY PROGRAMS

Nonpartisan initiatives that drive dialogue and action on today’s challenges

Aspen Institute policy programs are unlike those of other organizations. They draw on the Institute’s unparalleled convening power as a nonparti- san group to create forums for analysis, problem solving, and consensus building. Programs gather evidence and bring it to bear on a wide range of domestic and global issues, gathering leaders and experts to reach constructive and innovative solutions. Each program is unique in its sub- stance and approach. Together the Institute’s programs share a common mission and methodology: convene people of diverse perspectives to engage in informed dialogue that leads to action.

Institute Trustee Madeleine K. Albright co-chairs a meeting of the Stevens Initiative Advisory Council. (Leigh Vogel)

6 2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 7 ASCEND AT THE ASPEN INSTITUTE challenges into plain sight and creates partnerships, ascend.aspeninstitute.org programs, and policies to address them. Its early-stage initiatives are collaborations of grassroots experts living in developing countries, women, young leaders, and Ascend is the national hub for breakthrough ideas and public and private sector pathfinders. The Aspen Global collaborations to move children and families toward Innovators Group’s portfolio of programs in the areas educational success, economic security, and health and of leadership, entrepreneurship, and health innovation well-being. Ascend embraces a two-generation approach includes: Aspen Management Partnership for Health, in its work and brings a racial equity and gender lens to Aspen New Voices Fellowship, Artisan Alliance, Spotlight its analysis. Ascend directs a nationally recognized fellows Health, Aspen Ideas Incubator, and The Bridge podcast. program and a state fellowship in . In addition, Ascend leads a national network active in more than 40 states, fuels new approaches to state and county policy, and accelerates innovation for children and families. ASPEN HIGH SEAS INITIATIVE Ascend also recently launched the Aspen Family Prosperity www.aspeninstitute.org/programs/high-seas-initiative Innovation Community to strengthen parents’ and families’ employment, economic security, and health and well-being. The Aspen High Seas Initiative is working to bring the national park idea to the ocean with the creation and expansion of large marine reserves. The high seas cover ASPEN ECONOMIC STRATEGY GROUP areas beyond national jurisdiction–64 percent of the www.aspeninstitute.org/esg ocean surface and 43 percent of the Earth. Scientists tell us that at least 30-40 percent of the ocean needs to be protected to restore and maintain its health. The The Aspen Economic Strategy Group gathers a diverse program spreads global awareness of the importance of range of distinguished leaders and thinkers to address the high seas through film and other media, harnesses significant structural challenges in the US economy in a technologies for exploration and enforcement of marine nonpartisan spirit. Led by co-chairs and reserves, and promotes ocean stewardship among , the group fosters an open exchange of young people. new economic policy ideas and finds viable solutions to economic challenges. The Economic Strategy Group also fosters relationship-building among the next generation of policy leaders in Washington. “Every four-four decision, where we throw up our hands and uphold the decision of ASPEN FORUM FOR COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS the lower court, is a failure on the part of www.aspencommunitysolutions.org the Court. So we worked very hard to reach consensus and to find ways to agree that The Aspen Forum for Community Solutions supports collaboration among many kinds of groups to enable might not have been very obvious. I hope communities to effectively address challenges. we continue to go the extra mile to build Its Opportunity Youth Incentive Fund, a funding bridges across differences and to develop collaborative with major foundations and individual donor partners, has invested millions in communities in more consensus.” its commitment to equity across the country. The fund ­— , associate justice of the US Supreme Court works for higher rates of reconnection to education and at an event hosted by the Justice & Society Program employment among “opportunity youth” who are out of school or out of work. Forum for Community Solutions is an organizer of the Collective Impact Forum, and also partners with groups like Neighborhood Funder’s Group and the Center for Community Change to connect grassroots leaders to influencers who can accelerate the reduction of intergenerational poverty across America.

ASPEN GLOBAL INNOVATORS GROUP www.aspenglobalinnovators.org

The Aspen Global Innovators Group widens access to health and prosperity for people living at the world’s margins. Its network of innovators brings overlooked

8 Leigh Vogel Leigh The Latinos and Society Program convenes meaningful dialogues across communities with a focus on influencing better solutions to challenges affecting Latinos and , infusing the work of the Aspen Institute with Latino voices and ideas and developing Latino leadership capacity. The program’s policy work focuses on educational achievement, economic advancement, and civic participation.

ASPEN NETWORK OF DEVELOPMENT ENTREPRENEURS www.aspeninstitute.org/ande

Students participate in a event run by Facing History and Ourselves, The Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs a partner of the Citizenship and American Identity Program. (Nick Kozak) is a global network of organizations that propel entrepreneurship in emerging markets. ANDE members provide critical financial, educational, and business-support ASPEN INSTITUTE CITIZENSHIP AND services to small and growing businesses based on the AMERICAN IDENTITY PROGRAM conviction that they will create jobs, stimulate long-term www.aspeninstitute.org/citizenship economic growth, and produce environmental and social benefits. ANDE members include capacity-development In a time of rising inequality, increasing diversity, and providers, corporations, development-finance institutions, widening polarization, the question of what it means donor agencies, foundations, investment funds, and to be American—and how we create a unifying story research and academic institutions from around the world. of “us”—is of prime consequence. The Citizenship and Launched with 34 members in 2009, ANDE now comprises American Identity Program explores this question more than 280 members operating in over 150 countries. through a range of cross-ideological activity, from public ANDE has regional chapters in Brazil, Central America and forums to leadership gatherings to seminars. We focus , East , East and Southeast Asia, India, South on three aspects of citizenship: values, systems, and Africa, and West Africa. ANDE will also be launching a new skills. The values segment focuses on articulating and chapter in the Andean region of South America in 2018. updating the creedal and cultural content of American civic identity. The systems segment includes policy proposals and projects to build social cohesion. The skills ASPEN PLANNING AND segment teaches leaders to construct coalitions and a sense of shared fate across increasingly rigid class and EVALUATION PROGRAM www.aspeninstitute.org/apep race divides. Three of the program’s core projects are the Better Arguments Project, which encourages to reach across political, cultural, and economic divides The Aspen Planning and Evaluation Program helps clients and engage one another in more productive debates; plan and evaluate efforts to shape public policy and What Every American Should Know, an initiative to build promote changes in attitudes and behavior. Program civic and cultural literacy in America; and the Narrative staff and consultants work both internally with other Collaboratory, which aims to generate narratives of citizen Institute programs and externally with foundations and power and to share the tools to exercise such power. nongovernmental organizations based in the US, Africa, and Europe to assess their contribution to positive change. Current clients address issues as diverse as reducing the incidence of child marriage worldwide, strengthening ASPEN INSTITUTE LATINOS AND advocacy for access to reproductive health services in SOCIETY PROGRAM sub-Saharan Africa, and organizing faith-based activists www.aspeninstitute.org/latinos-society to promote greater educational opportunity for people of color in the US. The program also leads the Institute’s The Latinos and Society Program seeks to increase internal program-review process. awareness and understanding of the growing Latino- American population in the and its connection to the well-being of all Americans. As the largest in the US, projected to reach 30 percent of the population by 2060, the successes and failures of Latino-Americans will affect the trajectory of the entire country: their participation and leadership in all sectors of society is critical to the nation’s prosperity.

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 9 ASPEN STRATEGY GROUP new routes to business sustainability and long-term www.aspeninstitute.org/asg value creation. Signature programs include the Long- term Strategy Group, First Movers Fellowship, and Ideas Worth Teaching. How can America’s national security establishment better adapt to nascent threats and challenges? As current global trends defy traditional notions of international relations, what common problems do nations face in the 21st CENTER FOR NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH century? This program focuses on transnational issues www.cnay.org that blend foreign and domestic subjects. Founded in 1984 with a concentration on strategic relations, arms- The Center for Native American Youth believes Native control issues, and the US-Soviet relationship, the group American youth should lead full and healthy lives, have traces its roots to annual conferences in the 1970s for equal access to opportunity, and draw strength from university and researchers associated with arms- their culture and one another. Created by former US control projects. As the group evolved, it grew to include Senator Byron Dorgan, CNAY works to improve the legislators, government officials, business and industry health, safety, and overall well-being of Native American representatives, and journalists. The current program youth. These youth face serious challenges, including has moved beyond its Cold War and today spans some of the highest rates of unemployment, poverty, three generations of policymakers representing a range alcohol and substance abuse—and an epidemic in which of perspectives. The approach, however, has remained Native youth attempt suicide at 2.5 times the national constant: to use a bipartisan lens to identify the most rate. Despite these challenges, Native youth across the contentious and national security concerns country are undertaking inspiring initiatives to build a facing our nation, and to assess America’s evolving bright future for their communities. CNAY focuses on interests. Recent workshops, briefings, and reports have the resilience and strength of these individuals and covered how the new administration should construct its supports them through youth recognition, inspiration, national security decision-making structures, the rise of and leadership; research, advocacy, and policy change; radicalism in the , the crisis with , the serving as a national resource exchange; and developing future of American defense, and the global leadership role Native youth media opportunities that focus on strengths of the United States. The Aspen Ministers Forum and Track and solutions. CNAY also manages the National Native II dialogues with Brazil, , and India are also organized Youth Network of former President Obama’s Generation under the auspices of the Aspen Strategy Group. Indigenous initiative.

THE BRIDGE www.aspeninstitute.org/bridge

The Bridge, the Institute’s program on race, identity, and inclusion, kickstarts honest conversations by using the six-word memoirs of the Race Card Project, which has collected more than 200,000 stories on race, gender identity, ethnicity, religion, and more. The Bridge’s mission is to create spaces where people can explore these issues for deeper understanding of other people’s lives. The program works with communities, corporations, schools, and the media to help raise awareness, share knowledge, and activate learning using a variety of tools and resources. Its aim is to break down barriers and explore how race and identity can influence individuals and institutions. Its vision is to engage people in honest Dancers in a Cheyenne River Youth Project show, dialogue to help diminish differences, combat disparities, a partner of the Center for Native American Youth. (Amber Richardson) and create a more open world. We all have a story. THE ASPEN INSTITUTE CENTER BUSINESS AND SOCIETY PROGRAM FOR URBAN INNOVATION www.aspeninstitute.org/bsp aspeninstitute.org/policy-work/center-urban-innovation

The Aspen Business & Society Program helps established The Aspen Institute Center for Urban Innovation exists and emerging business leaders put values at the heart of to harness the innovative power of cities to make them practice. Through dialogue, teaching awards and curated great places for all of their residents, especially those in leadership networks, the program designs and facilitates underserved neighborhoods, to live, work, connect, and opportunities for executives and educators to explore flourish. At their best, cities are engines for inclusion,

10 economic advancement, and innovation. How can they continue to be? The Center is a white-board space where smart, passionate, creative people find the answers to that vital question together. Since its launch in 2015, the Center for Urban Innovation has hosted convenings and researched subjects including: how local-level regulations can help or hinder innovation and economic inclusion; how cities can prepare for the advent of autonomous vehicles; how inclusive innovation happens in businesses, , local governments, and non-profits; and the challenges that women and people of color face in accessing capital. In line with the Aspen Institute’s focus on values-based discussion, the center seeks to understand and articulate the values implicated in innovation, disruption, inclusion, and reinvention. Fox analyst moderates a panel at the Communications and Society Program’s State of Race Symposium. (Laurence Genon)

COLLEGE EXCELLENCE PROGRAM policy, racial inclusion in communications, institutional www.highered.aspeninstitute.org innovation, and diplomacy and technology. Its major activity for 2017-18 is conducting the Knight Commission The College Excellence Program identifies and accelerates on Trust Media and Democracy. The program also runs the adoption of practices and leadership strategies that a project on the future of public libraries. Leaders from improve equity in students’ college access as well as the across disciplines and perspectives engage in moderated success of all students in learning, degree completion, discussions that culminate in specific conclusions and and post-graduation employment. Over the past 50 recommendations. The program distributes conference years, increased college access has benefited millions of reports to key policymakers and opinion leaders around Americans. But now the nation must get more students the world and to the public online. through college with the skills and abilities needed for success after graduating. College Excellence helps colleges align their programs, practices, and policies to the success COMMUNITY STRATEGIES GROUP of today’s students, both while they are in college and in www.aspeninstitute.org/csg the world they inhabit after college. The program’s flagship initiatives include the Aspen Prize for Community College The Community Strategies Group helps leaders in rural Excellence, which awards $1 million biennially to the and urban communities create more vibrant regions that nation’s best community colleges and replicates exceptional advance and sustain prosperity and well-being for local college outcomes nationwide; the Aspen Presidential people, places, and firms, always including those on the Fellowship for Community College Excellence, which trains economic margins. This group helps community leaders the next generation of community college leaders; the connect with and motivate each other, and equips them Siemens Technical Scholars, which recognizes the value that with the best ideas, tools, and strategies to improve community colleges can provide students, communities, community and family economic results. The group’s and businesses through excellent programs that prepare hallmark approach is tailored, peer-to-peer exchanges in students for middle-skill jobs in STEM fields; and the which community-based leaders advise each other and American Talent Initiative, which expands socioeconomic create immediate back-home action plans. Community diversity at leading colleges and universities. Strategies also brings together practitioners and residents in specific geographic regions to collaborate and find common aims, and connects community COMMUNICATIONS AND innovators with regional and national experts and SOCIETY PROGRAM funders. It distills community lessons into action guides, www.aspeninstitute.org/c&s good-practice profiles, virtual peer-learning exchanges, and online resources. The group builds and manages The Communications and Society Program serves as a multiple networks of community-based practitioners and venue for global leaders and experts to exchange insights regional leaders from across the country who are focused on the societal impact of advances in digital technology on advancing family economic success, community- and network communications. It creates a space in the development , and wealth-building policymaking world where both veteran and emerging approaches to regional economic development. decision-makers can explore new concepts and develop policy networks. The program convenes approximately 10 leadership roundtables each year on subjects such as , broadband and spectrum

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 11 CONGRESSIONAL PROGRAM www.aspeninstitute.org/congressional

This is a nonpartisan, public-policy education and civility- building program for members of the US Congress, in which more than 30 percent of the current Congress has participated. At a time of congressional gridlock and extreme partisanship, the program offers Republican and Democratic legislators the opportunity to explore policy alternatives and learn from internationally recognized academics and experts. It assists legislators in developing a deeper understanding of public-policy options and the personal relationships necessary to help Congress meaningfully address our nation’s problems. Although the program does not endorse specific legislation, for more than three decades it has provided a forum for policy-issue discussion that has often sown the seeds for significant Panelists discuss the fair food movement at an policy initiatives. Current subjects include international Economic Opportunities Program book talk. (Laurence Genon) economic and security issues; extremism; energy policy; policy challenges in the developing world; and US policy with regard to Russia, Asia, and the Middle East. The opportunities to find quality work, start businesses, program annually sponsors 25 breakfast meetings and and build assets and economic stability. Its staff works four conferences for members of Congress. No lobbyists, closely with national and local leaders—practitioners, congressional staff, or outside observers are permitted. policymakers, employers, leaders, academics, The program also provides policy education initiatives as a and advocates—to illuminate and encourage policies and resource for key congressional staff members. practices that have the potential to help lower-income Americans succeed. The program has particular expertise in workforce training and education, microenterprise development and business ownership, financial services CYBERSECURITY AND and asset-building, and business practices that support TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM quality jobs. To support these fields, the staff leads www.aspeninstitute.org/cyber evaluations and applied research to learn what works and document it; facilitates leadership development The attacks of the last decade by nation-states, organized- and capacity-building opportunities; and communicates crime groups, and even individual hackers threaten to promising approaches to broad and diverse audiences. undermine trust in not just our institutions but also in the The program comprises several interrelated initiatives very information that powers our society, from financial that dive deeply into particular approaches to expanding and medical records to the media that keeps us informed. opportunity: FIELD, Workforce Strategies Initiative, UpSkill Launched in 2017, the Institute’s Cybersecurity and America, and Good Companies/Good Jobs. The program Technology Program offers educational resources, shares recently created the Economic Opportunity Fellows knowledge across industries and sectors, and brings Network, which will increase the connections of leaders together government and private-sector leaders to discuss within and across its fellowship programs. challenges and offer policy solutions that will help create a safe and secure online environment. Through both public events and a closed-door strategy group that brings EDUCATION AND SOCIETY PROGRAM together thinkers from Washington, , academia, www.aspeninstitute.org/education journalism, and the private sector, the program helps shape the future of our nation’s security online and ensure that the The Education and Society Program advances equity for internet remains a key driver of American innovation. traditionally underserved students by inspiring, informing, and influencing education leaders across policy and practice. By providing venues for authentic learning and ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM honest off-the-record dialogue and producing a range www.aspeninstitute.org/eop of resources and tools, Education and Society assists education leaders in designing, implementing, and The Economic Opportunities Program advances continually improving strategies to ensure that students promising strategies, policies, and ideas to help low- prepare for college, career, civic engagement—and life. The and moderate-income Americans connect to and thrive program convenes a wide range of stakeholders that are in a changing economy. Over its more than 25 years, diverse by design—networks of urban superintendents and the program has focused on expanding individuals’ their teams, state chiefs and their cabinets, elected officials

12 and their staffers, federal, state, and local policymakers FOOD AND SOCIETY AT THE and practitioners, civil rights organizations, teachers, union leaders and reformers, and Republicans and Democrats— ASPEN INSTITUTE to question conventional wisdom, elevate evidence over Food and Society brings together leaders and decision- ideology, and promote innovation that addresses vexing makers in the food and beverage industry and the challenges facing the country’s public education system. public health community—scientists, nutritionists, environmentalists, entrepreneurs, chefs, restaurateurs, farmers, and food makers of all kinds—to find solutions ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM to production, health, and communications challenges in www.aspeninstitute.org/ee the food system. Initiatives include examining the current state and prevalence of gene editing in food production The Energy and Environment Program convenes non- and assessing whether, where, and how it can be used to partisan policy dialogue and neutral forums focused on foster equity and reduce food insecurity; finding common key energy, conservation, and environmental topics and ground in the current assortment of soda-tax initiatives how to promote environmental sustainability and hu- to make them result in meaningful health improvements; man well-being in a technological world. The program’s developing seeds for crops that taste better as well as mission is to take up enduring questions about producing higher yields; building on current strategies and society and prompt to reduce food waste; and making restaurants better, new thinking among diverse harassment-free places to both work and dine. The goal participants by deliberately is for people of all income levels to eat better and more testing assumptions and healthful diets—and to enjoy them bite by bite. policies related to sus- tainable water use, clean energy, climate change, and FUTURE OF WORK INITIATIVE conservation. It promotes www.aspeninstitute.org/future-of-work values-based dialogue among thought leaders The Aspen Institute’s Future of Work Initiative identifies from business, government concrete ways to address the challenges American workers agencies, nongovernmental and businesses face given the changing nature of work in organizations, and academia the 21st century. The growth of the independent workforce, to address complex energy increased importance of education and skills as a result of and environmental policy Crisis and Opportunity: The Future of new technologies and increased automation, and focus on challenges in a collegial Nuclear Energy, a report from the short-term profits over long-term value creation will bring atmosphere that allows Energy and Environment Program, explores solutions to the challenges dramatic changes in the years ahead. Rather than waiting deliberation, creativity, col- facing nuclear power. to react to future disruptions, business and policy leaders laboration, and compromise must invest in workers and strengthen preparedness to flourish. Like the Aspen Institute as a whole, the Energy for the jobs of the future. The Initiative focuses on policy and Environment Program seeks to inspire and explore solutions at the federal, state, and local levels to improve new ideas and provoke action in the real world. economic security for both traditional and independent workers, expand investment in and access to effective education and training programs, and reduce pressure on FINANCIAL SECURITY PROGRAM businesses to prioritize short-term profits and encourage www.aspenfsp.org investment in long-term value creation.

The Aspen Institute Financial Security Program is dedicated to solving critical financial challenges facing HEALTH, MEDICINE AND America’s households and creating a more inclusive and prosperous economy in which all Americans have SOCIETY PROGRAM the opportunity to save, invest, and own. Working at www.aspeninstitute.org/health the of policy and financial markets, the program uses an array of strategic dialogues, briefings, The Health, Medicine and Society program creates and publications to build consensus among industry opportunities for government, industry, academic, and leaders, policymakers, and consumer advocates. The goal advocacy leaders to explore critical issues in health, is to find breakthrough solutions that help hardworking health care, medical science, and health policy in the US. families meet short-term needs and achieve their long- It facilitates knowledge exchanges and advances strategic term financial goals. And to foster effective public policies thinking among decision-makers through nonpartisan, that will shape the rapidly evolving financial system in multi-disciplinary public policy programs and dialogue, a way that reduces wealth inequality and improves the including roundtables, briefings, conferences, and other financial security of all Americans. forums. These gatherings encourage collaborative

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 13 networks among leading policymakers, health events. The Sandra Day O’Connor Conversation, a tribute professionals, scientists, and advocates in a broad range to the retired Supreme Court Justice, focuses on the Su- of fields, while helping to inform and advance policies to preme Court and the structural safeguards of democracy improve the health of individuals, families, communities, embodied in the Constitution. the nation, and the world. Its signature programs include Spotlight Health, the opening segment of the , which is produced in collaboration with PROGRAM ON PHILANTHROPY the Institute’s Aspen Global Innovators Group; and the Aspen Health Strategy Group, which brings together AND SOCIAL INNOVATION www.aspeninstitute.org/psi some of the sharpest minds in the nation to identify and promote strategies to address America’s most complex and controversial health challenges. The Program on Philanthropy and Social Innovation seeks to maximize the impact of social-sector leaders in contributing to the Good Society at home and abroad. It hosts the Aspen Philanthropy Group, an agenda-setting HOMELAND SECURITY PROGRAM body of foundation leaders at the cutting edge of change. www.aspeninstitute.org/security It spurs dialogue among leaders from the private, public, and social sectors in convenings, leadership development Years have passed since 9/11, yet holes remain in initiatives, and strategic partnerships. Among the program’s America’s defenses against . The change in current working-group series is the Nonprofit Data Working administration has increased the discussion of American Group, an effort to ensure high-quality and accessible withdrawal from global institutions. Traditional and statistical data on activity in the social sector; and a grant- emerging security partners are facing their own internal making collaboration with JPMorgan Chase to strengthen turmoil: where does America’s security posture stand? community-based nonprofits through leadership meetings, How ready and resilient are we for another attack on our publications, and targeted grants. Leadership development homeland? How committed are we to our alliances and initiatives include the Aspen Social Enterprise Philanthropic partnerships? This program works to identify gaps in the Group, the Fellowship for Emerging Nonprofit Leaders, nation’s defenses against terrorism and other security and the Seminar for Mid-America Foundation CEOs. vulnerabilities and recommends ways to close them. The program’s Artist-Endowed Foundations Initiative Through reports, roundtable discussions, and public forums, it strives to convince policymakers, industry leaders, and the public at large to find ways to reduce America’s national security vulnerabilities. The Aspen Security Forum is convened under the auspices of this program. “We live in a world where the Russians have massive nuclear stockpile and are JUSTICE & SOCIETY PROGRAM firmly entrenched in Syria. They have a www.aspeninstitute.org/justice foothold in Southeast Ukraine. Those are facts on the ground. And America has an For four decades, the Justice & Society Program has brought together individuals from diverse backgrounds obligation to push back against that, not to discuss the meaning of justice and how a just society to allow that continued expansion that ought to balance fundamental rights with the exigencies of public policy to meet contemporary social challeng- has taken place and to be serious in the es and strengthen the rule of law. Through its public way that we deal with them.” programming component—periodic roundtables at the ­— , then-CIA Director and current Institute’s Washington, DC office and presentations by US , at the 2017 Aspen Security Forum leading jurists—the program brings to the table public officials, established and emerging opinion leaders, and grassroots organizers to share their perspectives in a neutral and balanced forum. Recent and ongoing multi- year projects focus on law and policy issues including religious pluralism, state public-health policy, and US and global judicial independence. The annual Justice and Society Seminar, held in Aspen and co-founded by the late US Supreme Court Associate Justice Harry A. Black- mun, continues to be led by preeminent judges and law professors. The Justice Circle was launched in January 2014; through the Circle, friends maintain an ongoing connection to the work of the program and enjoy special

14 Dan Bayer strengthens the charitable impact of private foundations created by artists, a rapidly growing force in cultural philanthropy. The program hosts philanthropy conferences such as the Aspen Children’s Forum, which engages philanthropists committed to advancing the health and well-being of children. It also collaborates with other policy programs on the Summit on Inequality and Opportunity, which engages policymakers, philanthropists, social investors, and nonprofit leaders on ways to combat inequality and advance opportunity. Finally, it partners with the Global Philanthropy Forum on an annual conference for individual philanthropists and social investors committed to advancing international causes.

PROGRAM ON THE WORLD ECONOMY Participants at the Program on Philanthropy and Social Innovation’s www.aspeninstitute.org/pwe 2017 Aspen Children’s Forum. (Dan Bayer)

Begun in 1981, the Program on the World Economy youth programs. The program hosts the annual Project promotes sustainable economic growth and financial Play Summit, where 400 leaders gather to push forward stability in the world economy by convening prominent the movement to build healthy communities through leaders from both industrial and developing nations. It sport. In 2018, the program added a new conversation uses an interdisciplinary approach to generate pragmatic series, Future of Sport, a venue to think through some big solutions to major economic and financial challenges and questions in the sport industry. to advance cooperation on key issues facing the global economic and financial system. STEVENS INITIATIVE www.stevensinitiative.org SERVICE YEAR ALLIANCE www.serviceyear.org The Stevens Initiative is an international effort to build global competence for young people in the United The Service Year Alliance, an initiative between the Aspen States and the Middle East and North Africa region by Institute, Be the Change, and Service Year Exchange, expanding and enhancing the field of virtual exchange: is working to make a year of paid, full-time service — a online, sustained, international, collaborative learning. service year — a common expectation and opportunity The Initiative conducts a number of activities to increase for all young Americans. A service year before, during, or cross-cultural understanding and build language, after college gives young people the chance to transform communication, digital literacy, problem-solving, and their lives, make an impact in their community, and other skills young people need to succeed in the become the active citizens and leaders our nation needs. 21st-century economy. In addition to offering financial Expanding service years has the power to revitalize awards to organizations conducting virtual exchange cities, uplift and educate children at risk, and empower programs, the Stevens Initiative raises awareness of the communities struggling with poverty. field; creates a clearinghouse of tools and resources; convenes leaders and experts to spur innovation; and conducts evaluations, impact measurement, and research. The Initiative is a tribute to the legacy of Ambassador SPORTS & SOCIETY PROGRAM Chris Stevens, who was killed in Libya in 2012 and www.sportsandsociety.org dedicated himself to building understanding between people from different countries. The Sports & Society Program convenes leaders, fosters dialogue, and inspires solutions that help sports serve the public interest. Its signature initiative is Project Play, which develops, shares, and applies knowledge that helps stakeholders build healthy communities through sport. Its seminal report, “Sport for All, Play for Life: A Playbook to Get Every Kid in the Game,” has been used by hundreds of organizations – from foundations to sport providers to professional leagues – to introduce or shape

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LEADERSHIP INITIATIVES ASPEN GLOBAL LEADERSHIP NETWORK MULTI-YEAR PROGRAMS WHERE LEADERS EXPLORE THEIR CORE VALUES TO DRIVE ACTION IN THEIR COMMUNITIES AND BUSINESSES

The Aspen Global Leadership Network is a worldwide community of entrepreneurial leaders committed to making the world a better place. The network fellows are selected to be part of one of 14 geographic or sector-specific initiatives around the world—all modeled after the Aspen Institute’s flagship Fellowship Program. Fellowship gath- erings provide space for introspection, probing dialogue, and problem solving. The vast majority of fellows are senior business leaders, and they are asked to bring their leadership to bear on a pressing societal concern by launching a venture of their choosing. Fellows are using their busi- nesses and positions to promote the free flow of information, bridge the educational achievement gap, fight rare diseases, stop domestic violence, and help the elderly. Today, the Aspen Global Leadership Network num- bers more than 2,700 fellows in 60 countries and continues to grow. The network connects fellows online as well as at regular events including its flagship event—the Resnick Aspen Action Forum, an annual gathering that brings together Aspen Global Leadership Network fellows and oth- leaders from Aspen Institute programs and partners, spurring them to move from thought to action.

16 China Fellow Leong Cheung exchanges ideas with other AGLN fellows at the 2017 Resnick Aspen Action Forum. (Dan Bayer)

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 17 Henry Crown fellow , far right, moderates an Action Forum panel on the many “great re-sets” taking place in society, technology, and the economy with (from left) AGLN fellows . Sanjayan (Catto), Carlos Viviani (Catto), Jocelyn Mangan (Henry Crown), and Wayne Franklin (Health Innovators). (Dan Bayer)

AFRICA LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE CHINA FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM africaleadership.net aspeninstitute.org/china

This initiative captures the energy, talent, and resolve Launched in 2013 by two Henry Crown fellows with the of an emerging generation of leaders in Africa and support of David M. Rubenstein, the China Fellowship engages them in confronting the foremost challenges of Program aims to energize the new generation of their countries. Founded in 2001 by four Henry Crown private sector business leaders in China to step up in a fellows, it is a collaborative venture of the Institute, the meaningful fashion to meet the challenges presented by Databank Foundation (Ghana), Infotech Investments the country’s vast economic and social transformation. (Tanzania), LEAP Africa (Nigeria), the Letsema Foundation (South Africa), and CETA Construction and Services (Mozambique). The initiative has three distinct programs ENVIRONMENT LEADERS FELLOWSHIP in West Africa, East Africa, and South Africa. aspeninstitute.org/leadership

Established in 2007 as the Catto Fellowship Program ASPEN INSTITUTE-RODEL with support from the late Henry Catto and his wife, FELLOWSHIPS IN PUBLIC LEADERSHIP Jessica, this initiative seeks creative solutions to global aspeninstitute.org/rodel environmental problems by gathering emerging leaders to work collaboratively as a fellowship across public, This program, introduced in 2005 through the vision and private, and nonprofit lines. support of Aspen Institute Trustee Bill Budinger, seeks to strengthen US democracy by bringing together the nation’s most promising young elected political leaders, FINANCE LEADERS FELLOWSHIP both Democrats and Republicans, to explore democratic aspeninstitute.org/flf values and the responsibilities of public leadership. The Fellowship helps recipients excel in public service Launched in 2016 thanks to the vision of a Henry Crown through thoughtful and civil bipartisan dialogue. fellow, this fellowship develops high-integrity leaders in the global finance industry and challenges them to advance the positive impact of finance on society. CENTRAL AMERICA LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE centralamericaleadership.net HEALTH INNOVATORS FELLOWSHIP aspeninstitute.org/hif Inspired by two Henry Crown fellows and begun in 2004, this initiative develops values-based leadership talent in Launched in 2015, this fellowship strengthens the six countries of Central America to tackle the challenges leadership of innovators across the US health care the region confronts. A partnership of the Institute, ecosystem and to connect, inspire, and challenge them TechnoServe, INCAE, and FUNDEMAS, the initiative was to create new approaches to improve the health and well- formalized in 2007 as an independent nonprofit foundation. being of all Americans. Greenville Health System is the founding funder and a thought partner in this initiative.

18 HENRY CROWN FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM between Aspen Institute Trustee Hayne Hipp and his wife aspeninstitute.org/crown Anna Kate, who founded the program in 2003; the Aspen Institute; and Wofford College, where it is based. Started in 1997, this flagship leadership initiative challenges the next generation of leaders, largely from the US business sector, to use their talents and energies MIDDLE EAST LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE to make a difference in the world. The program honors agln.aspeninstitute.org/fellowships/meli the memory of industrialist Henry Crown (1896-1990), whose career was marked by a lifelong Launched in 2009 by three Henry Crown fellows, this commitment to integrity, industry, and philanthropy. initiative identifies leaders from across the Middle East and motivate them to apply their energies, skills, and resources to the important societal challenges in their KAMALNAYAN BAJAJ FELLOWSHIP countries and region. anantaaspencentre.in/intro_leadership.aspx

Founded as the Indian Leadership Initiative in 2006 PAHARA-ASPEN EDUCATION FELLOWSHIP and renamed in the memory of renowned business pahara.org leader Kamalnayan Bajaj, this fellowship develops a new generation of values-based, action-oriented leaders to Inaugurated in 2007 through a collaboration of two engage more vigorously with the challenges of their Henry Crown fellows, this program identifies high- communities and country. potential leaders who are reimagining public education and provides them with an opportunity to broaden their perspectives, build networks of like-minded change LIBERTY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM agents, and hone their skills in values-based leadership to libertyfellowshipsc.org improve US public education.

Liberty Fellowship is an incubator for exemplary leadership in , empowering the state and its leaders to realize their full potential. It is a partnership

Clockwise from top left: Middle East Leadership Initiative fellow Lana Abu-Hijleh won the 2017 John P. McNulty Prize for catalyzing a global youth leadership movement with her Youth Local Councils. (Photo courtesy John P. McNulty Prize) Over 200 Central America Leadership Initiative fellows came together in San Salvador, to reflect on leadership, find ways to support each other, and reaffirm their commitment to making a positive impact in their communities. (Neto Flores) Sarah Friar, second from left, a Finance Leaders fellow and CFO of commerce company Square, launched her venture “Ladies who Launch” to provide female entrepreneurs opportunities to network and knowledge share at the local level. (Photo courtesy of Sarah Friar) Fellows from , South Carolina, and China share advice around leadership challenges during their “Leading in an Era of Globalization” seminar in Aspen. (Dan Bayer)

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PUBLIC PROGRAMS

Opportunities for members of the public to engage with experts and each other

Public programs open the Institute to wider audiences, offering opportunities to engage in thoughtful, nonpartisan inquiry. They range from major conferences—such as the Aspen Ideas Festival, CityLab, and the Aspen Security Forum—to more intimate discus- sion series. Programs take place in Aspen, Colorado; Washington, DC; City; ; and other locations in the US and abroad.

20 US Representatives Beto O’Rourke (D-TX) and (R-TX) at the 2017 Aspen Ideas Festival. (Dan Bayer)

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 21 Clockwise from top left: Students discuss campus activism at the 2018 Summit on Inequality and Opportunity. (Laurence Genon) Joseph Dunford, chairman of Chiefs of Staff, at the 2017 Aspen Security Forum. (Dan Bayer) National Symphony Orchestra conductor Giandrea Noseda at a Washington Ideas Roundtable. (Riccardo Savi) Scholars at the 2017 Aspen Ideas Festival. (Dan Bayer)

ALMA AND JOSEPH GILDENHORN ASPEN COMMUNITY PROGRAMS BOOK SERIES www.aspeninstitute.org/community

This regular lunch series, held in Washington, DC, The Aspen Institute hosts dozens of public programs presents informal conversations with notable authors year-round for residents and visitors alike, including of current books. It provides the chance to listen to and Great Books, the Edlis-Neeson Great Decisions Series, talk with biographers, political scientists, journalists, Sharing Shakespeare, the McCloskey Speaker Series, the scholars, and other writers about their work. The past Hurst Lecture Series, and Our Society Reimagined. These year’s series featured, among others: Washington Post programs offer unique and affordable opportunities for columnist David Ignatius’ cyber thriller The Quantum a diverse mixture of participants to find inspiration in a Spy, Presidential historian Robert Dallek on Franklin D. variety of ways. Thanks to the generosity of donors, the Roosevelt: A Political Life, Erica Armstrong Dunbar’s Never program offers need-based scholarships to teens and Caught: The Washingtons’ Relentless Pursuit of Their adults to take part in Aspen-based events. Runaway Slave, Ona Judge, former USA Today editor Joanne Lipman’s That’s What She Said, and our Aspen Institute colleague Eric Motley’s memoir Madison Park: ASPEN IDEAS FESTIVAL A Place of Hope. The series is underwritten by Lifetime www.aspenideas.org Trustee Alma Gildenhorn and her husband, Ambassador Joseph Gildenhorn. The Aspen Ideas Festival is the nation’s leading public gathering of leaders from around the globe and across many disciplines to engage in deep and probing ASPEN AT ROOSEVELT HOUSE discussion of the ideas and issues that shape our lives www.aspeninstitute.org/series/aspen-roosevelt-house and challenge our times. Launched in 2005, Ideas Fest takes place on the Aspen Institute’s campus in Aspen, The Institute’s main venue in New York, Roosevelt House, Colorado, and in venues throughout the town of Aspen is the historic home of Franklin and and itself. Some 350 presenters, 300 sessions, and 4,000 the Public Policy Institute of Hunter College. Each academic attendees participate each summer. The Festival’s mission year, the Institute and Hunter College present joint is to create a stimulating and invigorating environment that programs at the House focused on critical public policy links the foremost thinkers in the world today with civically issues such as the economy, the arts, and the environment. minded leaders in business, the arts, politics, sciences,

22 humanities, and philanthropy. Participants and attendees ASPEN SECURITY FORUM come together in a setting of rare intimacy to share ideas, www.aspensecurityforum.org raise challenging questions, and inspire thought to action. The Aspen Institute produces the Aspen Ideas Festival in What are the key security threats we face as a nation and concert with its partner, . how safe are we today? The Institute’s Homeland Security Program presents this three-day forum in Aspen, Colorado, bringing together leaders in government, industry, media, ASPEN INSTITUTE ARTS PROGRAM think tanks, and academia to explore key security issues. www.aspeninstitute.org/arts Themes include counterterrorism strategy and intelligence challenges, cyber security and critical infrastructure, The Aspen Institute Arts Program supports and invigorates partnerships and alliances, and geopolitically strategic the role of arts and culture in public life through initiatives, regions of importance to national security. public and private gatherings, and strategy work across the United States and globally. The program brings together artists, advocates, educators, foundations, and ASPEN WORDS government officials to exchange ideas and develop www.aspenwords.org policies and programs that strengthen the reciprocal relationship between the arts and society. Program Aspen Words encourages writers, inspires readers, and activities include the Creative Youth Alliance; ArtStrikes; connects people through the power of stories. One of Civic Practice Scholars; and Race, Arts, and America. The the nation’s leading literary centers, its programs include Arts Program also offers curated conversations, events, Summer Words, a writing conference and literary festival; and performances in and elsewhere around Winter Words, a speaker series presenting the best of the country, as well as arts-focused discussions for the contemporary literature; the Aspen Words Literary Prize, Washington Ideas Roundtable Series and film screenings a $35,000 annual award for fiction with social impact; and for the New Views Documentaries and Dialogue Series. a writers-in-the schools program and writing residencies. The Aspen Arts Strategy Group meets in various American Recent speakers include Ann Patchett, Adam Gopnik, cities to strategize on ways the arts can solve problems in Azar Nafisi, Luis Alberto Urrea, and Tracy K. Smith. realms such as education and community development. The Harman-Eisner Artist in Residence Program brings distinguished artists to participate in the Aspen Ideas Festival and other Institute programs throughout the year.

Clockwise from top left: Republican Governors Doug Burgum and Mary Fallin at a McCloskey Speaker Series event. (Riccardo Savi) Exit West by Mohsin Hamid was named the inaugural winner of the Aspen Words Literary Prize. (Erin Baiano) Washington Post columnist David Ignatius signs copies of his book The Quantum Spy, featured in the Gildenhorn Book Series. (Laurence Genon)

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 23 leaders for public audiences year-round. These events, underwritten by the Hurst Family Foundation, are open to all Roaring Fork Valley residents and other participants at a modest ticket price.

McCLOSKEY SPEAKER SERIES www.aspeninstitute.org/mccloskey

This summer program in Aspen features talks by leaders who have a far-reaching impact on society. Past speakers have included former President and former

Paris Mayor speaks to The Atlantic’s James Fallows at CityLab . First Lady , Secretary of Defense Robert (Melanie Leigh Wilbur) Gates, US Representative John Lewis, US Supreme Court Justice , and co-founder Evan Williams, among many others. The series is made CITYLAB: URBAN SOLUTIONS possible by a from the McCloskey Family TO GLOBAL CHALLENGES Charitable Foundation. www.aspeninstitute.org/citylab

The Aspen Institute, The Atlantic, and Bloomberg THE MORRIS LECTURE SERIES Philanthropies gather the world’s foremost mayors and www.aspeninstitute.org/series/morrisseries urban leaders annually for “CityLab: Urban Solutions to Global Challenges.” In Paris in October 2017, the summit The Morris Series focuses on innovation and leadership, brought together some 40 mayors and city staff from bringing cutting-edge thought and industry leaders around the world as well as civic leaders, practitioners, to the San Francisco area on topics ranging from academics, and business leaders to advance bold, understanding the American dream in a changing scalable ideas and emerging trends transforming cities world to innovation in global food and agriculture, the into more livable and sustainable places. CityLab 2018 moonshot technologies of the future, and how capital will will take place in October in Detroit.

CONVERSATIONS WITH GREAT LEADERS IN MEMORY OF PRESTON ROBERT TISCH “If I wanted to build a multicultural city, www.aspeninstitute.org/series/tisch-conversations I had to think about public spaces. There is a dangerous tendency to rest in a bed Founded in 2009, the Institute’s flagship discussion series of denial on these issues. We have to in New York City is underwritten by Laurie, Steve, Jonathan, and Lizzie Tisch to memorialize the legacy of their father, stop telling historical lies.” Preston Robert Tisch, an extraordinary business leader, philanthropist, and public servant. The series features ­— Mitch Landrieu, then-mayor of and moderated conversations with influential leaders from all recipient of the 2017 Preston Robert Tisch Award in walks of civic life. It also includes the annual Preston Robert Civic Leadership Tisch Award in Civic Leadership. Highlights have included conversations with women’s sports pioneer , former New York City Mayor , media visionary , civil rights leader and US Rep John Lewis, and President Darren Walker.

HURST COMMUNITY FUND www.aspeninstitute.org/hurst

The Hurst Community Fund hosts Great Ideas Seminars, modeled after the Institute’s flagship Aspen Seminar, for middle-school and high-school students in Aspen and throughout the Roaring Fork Valley. In addition, the Hurst Community Fund supports the Hurst Lecture Series, enabling the Institute to present renowned and inspiring

24 Erin Baiano SPOTLIGHT HEALTH www.aspeninstitute.org/spotlight-health

Spotlight Health, a three-day event, is the opening session of the Aspen Ideas Festival held annually on the Institute’s Aspen, Colorado campus and is the world’s leading creative health forum. Presented through both a domestic and global lens, Spotlight Health features the world’s leading thinkers and doers in health and medicine, focusing on cutting-edge issues in health and health care. A mixture of formats including keynotes, one-on-one interviews, interactive sessions, and Aspen Strategy Group Director Nicholas Burns with former national security advisors panel discussions foster learning, encourage informal , , Thomas Donilon, and Stephen Hadley at a conversations with speakers, and spark new ideas. Hurst Series program. (Riccardo Savi) move in an increasingly globalized world. Conversations are curated in partnership with Aspen Institute policy WASHINGTON IDEAS FORUM programs in an effort to bring the full breadth and www.aspeninstitute.org/washington-ideas-forum depth of the Institute’s work to the West Coast. This last year, the series featured David M. Rubenstein on Since 2008, the Aspen Institute and The Atlantic have global economics; Farah Pandith and David Ignatius hosted an annual two- day session of interviews and in conversation with Nicholas Burns on the future of conversations in Washington, DC, pairing today’s key extremism in the United States; Secretary newsmakers with the nation’s leading journalists in an on what it means for the commerce sector to innovate; attempt to ask big questions, identify overarching themes, and Tom Friedman on the future of work, politics, and and bring together diverse perspectives for civil dialogue. populations. The series is made possible with the support of Institute Trustee Diane L. Morris.

MURDOCK MIND, BODY, SPIRIT SERIES www.aspeninstitute.org/murdock

The Murdock Mind, Body, Spirit Series reflects the founding principles of the Aspen Institute—a commitment to nurturing the whole individual—by bringing a range of experts, innovators, and leaders to Aspen to discuss their research and share the latest revelations about the link between mindfulness, physical activity, and emotional well-being. Past speakers include Deepak Chopra, Dr. The 2017 Washington Ideas Forum gathered leaders to discuss issues such as gene Neal Barnard, Daniel Levitin, and Goldie Hawn. The series editing, the future of work, and the history of race in America. (Kris Tripplaar) is generously underwritten by Gina and Jerry Murdock.

WASHINGTON IDEAS ROUNDTABLE SERIES SOCRATES PROGRAM www.aspeninstitute.org/socrates This monthly Washington-based lunchtime discussion series focusing on world affairs and arts and culture is The Aspen Institute Socrates Program is designed to made possible by the generous support of Institute provide emerging leaders values- and ethics-based Trustee Michelle Smith and the Robert H. Smith Family learning through expertly moderated, text-based Socratic Foundation. Programs from the past year featured political explorations that facilitate the exchange of ideas. Socrates commentators E.J. Dionne and Norm Ornstein, Washington hosts programs several times a year in Aspen, Wye River, Ballet artistic director Julie Kent, former Philadelphia Mayor various US cities, and internationally in collaboration with Michael Nutter, and Gianandrea Noseda, music director of Aspen Institute partners. Recent topics include Learning the National Symphony Orchestra. from the Life of Abraham Lincoln, the Politics of Discontent and Blockchain, and Trusts and Government. Since 1996, the Socrates network has grown to include over 5,000 leaders, including investors, policy experts, entrepreneurs, academics, journalists and artists from across the US and 30 countries. Socrates alumni stay engaged with the program, connecting with each other by collaborating professionally and sharing networks. 2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 25 WWW.ASPENINSTITUTE.ORG/YOUTH

YOUTH & ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS Empowering generations of thoughtful, socially conscious, and diverse young people engaged in solving critical issues of the day

Youth & Engagement Programs is dedicated to empowering youth ages 14-24 from diverse backgrounds to tackle critical issues. Through innovative programming and partnerships nationwide, the division provides youth with the training and tools they need to succeed in the modern economy and lead the change that they want to see in their communities. The work fuels the powerful transfer of social capital and significantly broadens the reach of the Institute beyond the constituencies it has traditionally served.

26 A cohort of high school students visits the Oakland Museum of at AspenX. (United Roots Media)

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 27 Clockwise from top left: AspenX students learn about their city’s history at the Oakland Museum of California. (United Roots Media) Students listen to opening remarks at Aspen Challenge Philadelphia. (Dan Bayer) The winning Aspen Challenge teams from Philadelphia and Chicago at the Aspen Ideas Festival. (Hal Williams)

ASPEN CHALLENGE AspenX www.aspenchallenge.org www.aspeninstitute.org/aspenx

Aspen Challenge, launched in partnership with the Bezos AspenX is a two-day program for high school students Family Foundation, elevates youth voice and empowers that connects virtual and experiential learning around a students to tackle critical problems in their communities. topic of local, national, and global significance. Through Participants use their imagination, enthusiasm, both digital platforms and in-person dialogue moderated competitive spirit, and a sense of global citizenship to in the style of the traditional Aspen Institute seminar, address challenges posed by community leaders and AspenX provides a unique opportunity for students to industry experts. explore difficult topics in conversations with peers from the same community who have different perspectives and backgrounds. ASPEN YOUNG LEADERS FELLOWSHIP aylf.aspeninstitute.org BEZOS SCHOLARS PROGRAM The Aspen Young Leaders Fellowship, a place-based, www.bezosscholars.org multi-site initiative that partners with local communities, develops a global community of entrepreneurial leaders The Bezos Scholars Program is a year-long leadership committed to the greater good. Selected groups of up development program for public high school rising to 24 fellows convene for nine seminars over 15 months seniors and educators. It begins with a scholarship to to build the skills necessary to effectively lead change attend the Aspen Ideas Festival and continues through in their communities. Programming includes intensive the following school year, when teams return home to values-based dialogue, community-focused impact launch Local Ideas Festivals intended to have impact projects, and engagement with community stakeholders. on their peers, schools, and broader communities for years to come. For 12 years, scholars have mobilized communities around a range of issues including alleviation of rural poverty, increasing digital literacy, creating healthier food environments, and inspiring conservation leadership.

28 HURST GREAT IDEAS STUDENT SEMINARS www.aspeninstitute.org/programs/ youth-and-engagement/hurstseminars

Hurst Great Ideas Student Seminars are modeled after the Aspen Institute Executive Seminar, which has convened leaders from around the world for over 65 years. Each of two four-day seminars, one for tenth graders and one for eighth graders, convenes a diverse group of 24-28 students to learn problem solving and critical thinking skills in an environment conducive to thought and fellowship. A variety of classic and contemporary texts form the starting points of a lively, intensive conversation Barnard College sophomore Camille Allen at Civil Discourse in a Fractured Age in which the questions posed by the group are frequently convening. (Laurence Genon) as illuminating as the timeless wisdom of the texts. YOUNG ADULT FORUM NXT BEAT AT THE ASPEN IDEAS FESTIVAL

Launching in November 2018 in Washington, DC, NXT The Young Adult Forum is a one-day annual convening Beat is a national festival designed for and by youth who at the Aspen Ideas Festival for young people ages 14 to are purpose-driven and ready to make a difference in 24 from across the US and the world. The event includes the world. Convening a vast network of young people an interactive evening of presentations, small group from urban and rural communities nationwide, NXT Beat discussions, performances, and opportunities to engage sparks their entrepreneurial spirit to solve problems in with other participants. their communities and beyond. Attendees will connect with youth from different backgrounds, engage in thoughtful civil discourse around topical issues, and gain YOUTH COMMISSION ON SOCIAL, new skills to take home. EMOTIONAL, AND ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT www.aspensead.org TEEN SOCRATES www.aspeninstitute.org/programs/ By engaging educators, families, and community leaders, youth-and-engagement/teen-socrates researchers, and policymakers in communities across the country, the Commission—a cohort of 18 people ages 14- Teen Socrates is a three-day seminar modeled after the 24 appointed for a two-year term advising the Institute’s Institute’s Executive Seminar which takes place each National Commission on Social, Emotional, & Academic year over Presidents’ Day Weekend in Aspen, Colorado. Development—explores how schools can fully integrate Teenagers between 15 and 17 from the Roaring Fork social, emotional, and academic development to support Valley and across the country convene to take part in the whole student. The Youth Commission gives young lively, intensive roundtable discussions dedicated to leaders the chance to help re-envision what constitutes enhancing leadership, problem solving, and critical success in America’s K-12 schools. thinking skills.

Students at the Young Adult Forum reflect on countering stereotypes and Climate activist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez calls for unity and positivity to fight hate achieving equality in education. (Leigh Vogel) at the 2017 Young Adult Forum. (Riccardo Savi)

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SEMINARS

Small gatherings where experts and leaders reflect, connect, and share ideas

Aspen Institute executive leadership seminars help leaders reflect on timeless ideas and values. Through text-based dialogue with expert moderators and accomplished peers, seminar participants refine their tools of intellectual analysis, test the wellsprings of their convictions, and enhance their capacities to think more creatively in solving the problems that confront society.

30 Seminar participants refresh mind, body, and spirit at Maroon Bells. (Kalissa Hendrickson)

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For more than 65 years, this roundtable has challenged leaders in every field to think critically and deeply. This seminar, the flagship offering that launched the Institute in 1950, provides a unique opportunity to step away from the demands of the present and reflect with other leaders in moderated, text-based Socratic dialogue on the concept of a good and just society. What is the good society, how does it become a reality, and what is our role in making it happen? The settings—Aspen, Colorado, and on ’s Eastern Shore—are ideal for rejuvenating the mind, body, and spirit of participants, who emerge personally renewed and professionally refocused.

WYE ACADEMIC SEMINARS www.aspeninstitute.org/wyefaculty

In a longstanding collaboration with the Association of American Colleges and Universities, these seminars engage faculty, senior academic administrators, and college presidents in an exchange of ideas about Seminar participants are encouraged to express their core leadership values. (Dan Davis) education, citizenship, and the global polity. Sessions address the need for a liberal arts institution’s faculty and leadership to exchange ideas with colleagues from other colleges and disciplines while exploring the ideas and values that underlie their teaching. Modeled after the Aspen Executive Seminar and offered at the Institute’s Wye River campus near the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland, the seminars focus on issues such as citizenship, civil dialogue, and the public purpose of education.

CUSTOM SEMINARS www.aspeninstitute.org/customseminars Small breakout sessions foster communal bonds and deepen engagement. Building on the Institute’s historic strength in (Dan Davis) professional development through text-based dialogue, custom seminars address specific leadership issues facing major corporations, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. Seminars are led by moderators who help organizational teams identify and align fundamental institutional and personal values, think critically and creatively about strategic and operational issues, and build a culture of cooperation and trust.

In the seminar room, participants hone their ability to listen across boundaries. (Dan Davis)

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INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

A network of partners that address global challenges and develop values-based leaders

34 The Aspen Institute’s ten international partners are located in , Czech Republic; Paris, France; , ; , Italy; , Romania; , Spain; New Delhi, India; , Japan; , México; and , Ukraine. The partners con- duct independently developed and financed programs, conferences, and seminars on regional-specific issues, global challenges, and leadership development. Each partner works closely with the Aspen Institute to develop unique programming and also to stay true to a mission of values-based leadership and enlightened dialogue.

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 35 The first English-language seminar was held in Otsu, Japan in October 2017. Inaugural Young European Leaders of the Aspen Initiative for Europe (Photo courtesy of Aspen Institute Japan) pose in front of the Duomo in Orvieto, Italy. (Marcelo Lago)

Aspen Institute Central Europe Institut Aspen France

Aspen Institute Central Europe is a nonpartisan platform Institut Aspen France was founded in 1983 as a for policy innovation and inclusive dialogue that nonpartisan international center for discussion and facilitates exchange of ideas, fosters open society, and dialogue. It provides a forum for debate by bringing promotes values-based leadership. Based in Prague, the together a wide array of prominent stakeholders, including Institute operates across central Europe and focuses on French and international decision-makers from the private strengthening interdisciplinary and regional cooperation. and public sectors, academic experts, and political and Activities are divided into leadership, policy, and public civic leaders. These players bring to the table a wealth of programs. One of the flagship programs is the Aspen perspectives to address some of the world’s most complex Young Leaders Program, which supports emerging problems while reflecting on the concept of the common Central European leaders in their development. Aspen good. Aspen Institute France gatherings are meant to have Institute Central Europe also publishes a quarterly an impact beyond the conference room: they are designed magazine, Aspen Review. to inspire real-world action. Aspen Institute Central Europe Institut Aspen France Palackého 740/1 110 00 Prague 1 203 rue Saint Honoré 75001 Paris, France [email protected] Ph: +33 1 81 69 55 30 www.aspeninstituteCE.org [email protected] www.aspenfrance.org

Aspen Institute España The Aspen Institute Germany Aspen Institute España, headquartered in Madrid, was incorporated as a foundation in December 2010. Aspen Institute Germany, founded in Berlin in 1974 as The Institute aims to promote social responsibility the first international Aspen Institute, is committed to and contribute to the strengthening of civil society, promoting values-based leadership, constructive dialogue providing a neutral forum for public dialogue and among conflicting parties, and Euro-Atlantic cooperation reflection through conferences, seminars, and roundtable to support and enhance a strong open society. It pays discussions. In this pursuit, the Institute takes on particular attention to forming sustainable networks and to the values, features, and goals of the Aspen model, the establishment of an open and critical discourse among adjusting them to the realities of the Spanish context decision-makers and experts from the fields of politics, and incorporating Spain’s close ties with other regions in business, academia, media, culture, and civil society from Europe, Latin America, and the Mediterranean. Europe, the US, Russia, and the Western Balkans. Fundación Aspen Institute España Aspen Institute Germany Calle Princesa 18 • 1o Izq. • 28008 Madrid, Spain Friedrichstrasse 60, 10117 • Berlin, Germany Ph: +34 91 547 6742 Ph: + 49 30 804 890 0 [email protected] Fax: + 49 30 803 3568 www.aspeninstitute.es [email protected] www.aspeninstitute.de

36 Ananta Aspen Centre Aspen Institute Kyiv

Ananta Aspen Centre is an independent and not-for-profit The Aspen Institute Kyiv, launched in November 2015, organization in India that seeks to foster positive change is dedicated to promoting values-based leadership in in society through dissaemination of knowledge. The Ukraine and neighboring countries. The Institute aims Centre facilitates discussions on issues of international to nurture open dialogue among Ukrainian leaders significance, values-based leadership, and cross-sector facilitating the exchange of ideas that contribute to a outreach by engaging the civil society, government, good society, supporting and promoting the integration private sector, and other key stakeholders. of Ukrainian leaders into national, regional, and global dialogue. Among other activities, the Institute has a Ananta Aspen Centre well-established leadership program and is developing a First Floor, 124 Janpath, New Delhi number of program initiatives. India 110001 [email protected] The Aspen Institute Kyiv www.anantaaspencentre.in 100 Velyka Vasylkivska St, Tower A Kyiv, Ukraine 0315 +380442200430 Aspen Institute Italia www.aspeninstitute.kiev.ua/

Aspen Institute Italia is a leader in promoting enlightened dialogue in Europe and across the Atlantic, organizing a Aspen Institute México number of conferences, seminars, and roundtables each year on economics, business, politics, and security. Its Aspen Institute México launched in March 2014 in Mexico quarterly journal, Aspenia, is read in Italy and abroad, and City as a nonpartisan center for debate and discussion. has been judged one of the world’s finest Among its main objectives is to foster the development of journals. Aspen Italia conferences gather prominent figures young leaders and their networks, promoting the values in every field thanks to its more than 300 international and principles of democracy such as freedom, the rule members. Aspen Italia focuses on the most important of law, and economic efficiency; and to expand relations problems and challenges facing society in settings that with rising leaders from other countries in the region. encourage frank and open debate. The aim is not to reach The activities are divided into seminars, policy and public unanimous agreement or reassuring conclusions but to programs, and leadership initiatives. bring to light the complexity of our world. Aspen Institute México Aspen Institute Italia Av. Ciudad Universitaria 298 Piazza Navona 114 • 00186 Roma, Italy Col. Jardines del Pedregal [email protected] México D.F. 01900 www.aspeninstitute.it Tel: +52 (55) 5631-0592 www.aspeninstitutemexico.org

Aspen Institute Japan Aspen Institute Romania Aspen Institute Japan is a committed to enhancing values-based leadership in contemporary Aspen Institute Romania was launched in Bucharest society. Since it was established, in 1998, the Institute has in 2006 and is dedicated to promoting values-based been providing the leaders and future leaders of Japan leadership in Romania and the Central and Eastern with reflective experiences through moderator-led dialogue European region. The Institute encourages open- based on extensive readings of texts from both classic and minded and informed debate among leaders about the contemporary authors and from the Western and non- challenges facing societies today, and provides a neutral Western world. Based on its flagship program, the Executive and balanced venue for discussing and acting on critical Seminar, the Institute today offers various seminars tailored issues. It does this through a series of activities including to the needs of national and local government officials, leadership programs that harness individual potential and young business leaders, university students and high leadership; policy programs that serve as nonpartisan school students. The number of seminars it annually holds forums for analysis, consensus building, and problem has grown to over 30. In addition to those seminars, it also solving on a wide variety of issues; and public programs offers periodic lecture programs for seminar alumni to that provide a commons for people to share ideas. strengthen the Aspen community in Japan. Institutul Aspen Romania / The Aspen Institute Japan Aspen Institute Romania Harks Roppongi Bldg., 2nd Fl. • 15-21, 25, Italiana Street, 1st Floor, Suite 3, Intercom 03 Roppongi chome, Minato-City, Sector 2, Bucharest, Postal Code 020974 Tokyo, Japan 106-0032 Phone: +4021 316 4279 Ph: +81 3 6438 9208 • Fax: +81 3 3405 1668 [email protected] www.aspeninstitute.jp/english www.aspeninstitute.ro

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2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 39 THE YEAR IN REVIEW 2017-2018 Selected Highlights of the Institute’s Work

■■ In July in Aspen, the Economic Security Summit: ■■ In partnership with the John S. and James L. Knight Constructing the New Middle Class brought together Foundation, the Institute’s Communications and Society leaders in industry, academia, government, and program formed the Knight Commission on Trust, philanthropy to find new solutions to the new financial Media and Democracy to examine the troubling lows challenges facing American households. to which trust in major institutions has fallen in a rapidly changing information ecosystem--and to identify the ■■ The Socrates program honored Institute trustee and emerging values and social obligations that should former secretary of state with the guide those who produce and consume news. Socrates Award, in recognition of her tireless work as a champion of young leaders. ■■ In San Diego, the Latinos and Society program hosted Innovation and Culture at the Border in partnership ■■ The Institute’s summer schedule came to a festive with the Institute of the Americas, a conversation on finale with the Society of Fellows’ Leonardo da Vinci innovation and culture along the US – Mexico border Celebration, which brought together scholars and art highlighting success stories with a particular focus on historians to explore the life and mind of the original American Latinos in CaliBaja. Renaissance Man. ■■ The communications department launched Aspen ■■ The annual Public Service Award was given to David Insight, a podcast that takes listeners through the halls Boies and Ted Olson, renowned lawyers who set aside of the Aspen Institute to learn from the people working past political differences to find common ground every day to improve the planet. across both sides of the aisle and make significant contributions to American jurisprudence.

40 ■■ Among the announcements made at this year’s Project presented to an individual who has had a positive Play Summit was the rollout of Project Play 2020— an impact on his or her community and who embodies the initiative that marks the first time that industry and non- broad Aspen Institute ideal of values-based leadership. profit groups have come together to develop shared goals around making sport accessible to all children, ■■ In December, the Institute moved to its new Washington, regardless of zip code or ability. DC headquarters at 2300 N Street, NW. This space was designed to increase collaboration across our programs ■■ The Cambridge Cyber Summit brought together top and provide exceptional convening space for our government, business, and technology leaders to seminars, policy roundtables, and public events. explore the latest threats and trends in cybersecurity. The event featured a keynote address by then-White ■■ The Aspen Challenge teamed up with the Dallas and House Homeland Security Advisor Thomas P. Bossert. Philadelphia school districts to issue challenges to high school students and educators. Each year, the ■■ The fifth annual CityLab was held in Paris. The two-day Aspen Challenge provides inspiration, tools, and a summit explored solutions for the many challenges platform for young people to design solutions to issues facing today’s city leaders, such as climate change, in their communities. terrorism, refugee populations, autonomous vehicles, and even loneliness. ■■ The Inequality and Opportunity Summit showcased a series of conversations featuring the newest research, ■■ Youth Local Councils founder and Middle East policies, and emerging innovations in the fight. This Leadership Initiative fellow Lana Abu-Hijleh was year’s summit, held on International Women’s Day, announced as the recipient of the 10th annual John welcomed a diverse range of speakers including P. McNulty Prize. Abu-Hijleh and other prize laureates educators, youth activists, and a family court judge. were honored at the annual McNulty Prize reception in New York City. ■■ The Institute held its spring board meeting in San Francisco for the first time. is home to many ■■ At the 34th Annual Awards Dinner, the Aspen Institute fellows and supporters who play an important role in honored President and CEO Walter Isaacson with the advancing the mission of the Institute. Henry Crown Leadership Award. Isaacson was joined in conversation by Priscilla Chan, Co-Founder of the Chan ■■ In April, the inaugural Aspen Words Literary Prize was Zuckerberg Initiative and recipient of the Institute’s awarded to Mohsin Hamid, author of Exit West. The Public Leadership Award. award honors a work of fiction that illuminates a vital contemporary issue and demonstrates the transformative ■■ In November, the Aspen named Daniel R. Porterfield, power of literature on thought and culture. PhD, as the organization’s next president and CEO. Dan is the former president of Franklin & Marshall College. ■■ In the spring, New York Times columnist David Brooks joined the Institute to lead a new initiative dedicated to ■■ The 8th Annual Preston Robert Tisch Award in Civic understanding and reducing the growing fragmentation Leadership was presented to Mitch Landrieu, then- of American society. mayor of the City of New Orleans. The award is

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 41 LIVE ON THE ASPEN STAGE

Elaine Chao Jose Antonio Vargas Jeff Flake US Secretary of Transportation journalist US Senator from

Kevin O’Leary Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie chairman of O’Shares Investments novelist Attorney General of California

Brian Grazer Priscilla Chan Alonzo King founder of Imagine Entertainment co-founder of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative artistic director of Alonzo King LINES Ballet

Cecile Richards J.D. Vance president of Planned Parenthood author minority leader of the US House of Representatives

42 Photo credits from top left to right (opposite page): Riccardo Savi, Ian Wagreich, Kris Tripplaar, Richard Jopson, Marget Long, Riccardo Savi, Dan Bayer, Melanie Leigh Wilbur, Ian Wagreich, Dan Bayer, Laurence Genon, Kris Tripplaar, Ian Wagreich, Clint Spaulding, Dan Bayer, Dan Bayer, Dan Bayer, Riccardo Savi, Dan Bayer, Laurence Genon, Kris Tripplaar, Dan Bayer, Dan Bayer, Kris Tripplaar

Ava DuVernay John Lithgow Julie Kent filmmaker actor artistic director of The Washington Ballet

Dolores Huerta Michael Nutter civil rights activist former mayor of Philadelphia US Secretary of the Treasury

John Kelly Sally Yates Terry McAuliffe Chief of Staff former US deputy attorney general former governor of

Astro Teller Ai-Jen Poo Martin Baron executive director of the CEO of X executive editor of National Domestic Workers Alliance

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 43 44 it tolife. who notonlybelieveinourmissionbutare dedicated tohelpingbring FellowsSociety of members, the Aspen Institute, and closefriendsof partnering with Advancement hasthedistinctprivilegeof Trustees, commitment tononpartisan ideas, leadership, andaction. Institutional thoughtful dialogue, anddeepexpertise theInstitute’s insupport of by engagingphilanthropic leaders whoprovide criticalresources, The Institutional Office Advancementsupports of the AspenInstitute Making aDifference, Together ADVANCEMENT INSTITUTIONAL WWW.ASPENINSTITUTE.ORG/CONTRIBUTE

Dan Bayer 2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 45 CAPITAL CAMPAIGNS Building the Future of the Institute The Institute’s recently renovated Aspen Meadows Reception Center and Pavilion and new Washington, DC Headquarters will serve as important gathering places for people from all over the world to exchange ideas, commit to values-based leadership, and take action to address some of the world’s most complex problems. In Aspen, the renovation reflects Herbert Bayer’s original vision and classic Bauhaus design. This aesthetic also influenced the building choice and design in DC, which carries the spirit of the Aspen Meadows campus all the way to Washington. The Institute is extremely grateful to our generous friends whose support helped make these new spaces possible.

The Aspen Institute Headquarters Lead donors: With generous support from: Michelle Smith Patricia Alper Cohn Ann M. and Tom C. Korologos Carrie Walton Penner and Greg Penner Henrietta Holsman Fore Diane L. Morris Alma and Joseph Gildenhorn Tina and Albert H. Small, Jr. Marilyn and Michael Glosserman Steelcase Sheila and Patrick W. Gross

The Aspen Meadows Campus The name of the Aspen Meadows Reception Center was changed to honor Walter Isaacson in recognition of his service as President and CEO of the Aspen Institute. The newly added pavilion was named after Institute Trustee Madeleine K. Albright. Spaces in the Reception Center that were made possible by friends of the Institute through the recent campaign include the Mercedes T. Bass Castle Creek Deck, the Davis Commons, the Diane L. Morris Lobby, the Bren and Mel Simon Terrace, and the Laurie M. Tisch Terrace and Gardens, Limeslicers Bar, and the Moderators Bridge.

Reception Center Renovation and Pavilion Expansion Donors

Lead donors: With generous support from: Bren and Mel Simon Mercedes T. Bass/Mercedes T. Bass Patty Quillin and Charitable Foundation Charitable Corporation Diane L. Morris Amy Margerum Berg and Gilchrist B. Berg Paul O’Connell Jackie and Mike Bezos Margaret and Andrew M. Paul Noreen and Kenneth Buckfire Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Bonnie M. and Kenneth L. Davis William Wrigley, Jr. Alix Mattingly and Alan Harter

Walter Isaacson Center Donors

Lead donors: With generous support from: The Crown Family Donna and Jim Barksdale John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Foundation Leonard and Judy Lauder Mercedes T. Bass / Mercedes T. Bass Diane L. Morris Charitable Corporation Gina and Jerry Murdock Amy Margerum Berg and Gilchrist B. Berg Jane and Marc Nathanson Jackie and Mike Bezos Carrie Walton Penner and Greg Penner Zoë and Bill Budinger Margot and Tom Pritzker Family Foundation Penny S. and James G. Coulter Lynda R. and Stewart Resnick Couric Ricardo and Maria Laura Salinas Bonnie M. and Kenneth L. Davis Ali and Lew Sanders Fullerton Family Charitable Fund Bren and Melvin Simon Charitable Nina Rodale Houghton Foundation Soledad and Robert J. Hurst / Michelle Smith Hurst Family Foundation Gillian and Robert Steel Cathy and Walter Isaacson Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund

46 The Walter Isaacson Center and Madeleine K. Albright Pavilion (Dan Bayer)

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 47 THE WALTER AND ELIZABETH PAEPCKE SOCIETY Lifetime of Leadership The Walter and Elizabeth Paepcke Society honors philanthropic leaders who have made exceptional, long-term contributions in support of the Aspen Institute’s mission. Paepcke Society members as of December 2017 are listed below:

Mary H. and Paul F. Anderson Cathy and Walter Isaacson Barbara and Robert O. Anderson Alex Kaufman Donna and Jim Barksdale Joan I. Fabry and Michael R. Klein Mercedes T. Bass / Mercedes T. Bass Charitable Corporation Julia and Amy Margerum Berg and Gilchrist B. Berg Laura, Gary, Josh and Eliana Lauder Jackie and Mike Bezos / Bezos Family Foundation Leonard A. Lauder Susan and Richard Braddock Dr. Laurie Ann Levin and Gerald M. Levin Patrice King Brickman / Patrice and Scott Brickman Family Foundation Marlene A. and Frederic V. Malek Melva Bucksbaum William E. Mayer Zoë and Bill Budinger Bonnie and Tom McCloskey Connie and Jim Calaway John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Foundation Jessica H. and Henry E. Catto, Jr. Eleanor and Philip Merle Chambers / Chambers Family Fund Julienne M. Michel Renée and Lester Crown Diane L. Morris The Crown Family Clare Muñana / Blue Family Foundation Bonnie M. and Kenneth L. Davis Gina and Jerry Murdock Ann and Jane and Marc Nathanson Byron and Kimberly Dorgan Charlotte Perret Family Trust Antonia Paepcke DuBrul Margot and Tom Pritzker Family Foundation Stefan Edlis and Gael Neeson Lynda R. and Stewart Resnick Jane Eisner and Michael D. Eisner / Eisner Foundation Mary Anne and James E. Rogers Samia and A. Huda Farouki David M. Rubenstein Esther B. and James L. Ferguson Ricardo and Maria Laura Salinas Ann B. and Thomas L. Friedman Bren and Melvin Simon Charitable Foundation Friedman Family Foundation Michelle Smith Fullerton Family Charitable Fund Gillian and Robert Steel Glenda and Gerald Greenwald Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Jane and Sidney Harman / Harman Family Foundation Jessica and Christopher Varelas Annie and Jerry Hosier Marion and Frederick B. Whittemore Nina Rodale Houghton Paula Paepcke Zurcher Soledad and Robert J. Hurst / Hurst Family Foundation June and Bryan Zwan

THE HERITAGE SOCIETY Investing in Our Future Comprising Trustees, Lifetime Trustees, members of the Society of Fellows, and friends, the Heritage Society recognizes a special circle of benefactors who are making a difference today and for generations to come. Bequests and other planned gifts provide important funding to help the Institute fulfill its mission, perpetuate lifelong learning, inspire enlightened leadership, and foster its work to help build the “Good Society.”

“The Aspen Institute is synonymous with inspired leadership and generation of values. For 70 years it has influenced science, the arts, philosophy and human behavior. My Co- Chairmanship of the Lifetime Trustees and role as Chairman Emeritus were precursors to my naming the Institute in my trust and joining the Heritage Society. Come join us…” — Ann Korologos, Chairman Emeritus, Lifetime Trustee, and Heritage Society Member

48 Clockwise from top left: Elizabeth and at the Goethe Bicentennial in 1949 in Aspen. (Ferenc Berko) The Aspen Ideas Festival’s Afternoon of Conversation in the Benedict Music Tent. (Dan Bayer) The Society of Fellows held a three-day celebration of Leonardo da Vinci’s life and works. (Dan Bayer)

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 49 SOCIETY OF FELLOWS A Community of Active Ambassadors The Society of Fellows is a national community of Aspen Institute supporters who actively participate in the Aspen Institute’s programs, act as advocates and ambassadors, and help sustain the Institute’s mission.

Members come from the worlds of business, finance, Fellows receive special invitations to more than 50 richly government, the sciences, non-profits, and the arts. The curated, intimate programs featuring leading experts on commitment of these leaders to engage with each other an array of topics each year. These programs range from in the discussions at the intersection of timeless values, discussion receptions with thought leaders in private current events, and leadership is the foundation for the homes, to multi-speaker, half-day forums over breakfast effectiveness and success of the Society of Fellows. Fellows and lunch, to multi-day, roundtable symposia. Regular understand the importance of fostering leadership based programming is offered in Aspen, Washington, DC, on values, encouraging individuals to reflect on the ideals New York, and San Francisco. and ideas that define a good society, and promoting civil dialogue on the important issues of our day.

“What I love about the Aspen Institute is that everyone, from the staff to the leadership to the members, really cares deeply about the quality of the conversations and the non-partisan mission of the Institute. It makes me excited to be a part of it.” — Francis Najafi, SOF Member

Society of Fellows members examine the future of education at a discussion reception. (C2 Photography)

50 discusses the changing political state of Washington with Wye fellows. (Paul Fine)

“When I became CEO of Hilton International Co., I decided it was time to broaden my brain beyond hotels. I signed up for a two-week executive seminar moderated by Bill Moyers and his wife, Judith. From Mortimer Adler’s presentations to our very diverse group’s production of Sophocles’ Antigone, it confirmed my suspicion that there was a world beyond hotels­—and I could find it in the Society of Fellows.” — Curt Strand, SOF Member since 1987

“Being a member of the Society of Fellows­—­especially a founding member of the Vanguard Leadership Board­—­has been a life-altering experience. I treasure the meaningful connections and friendships; appreciate the exchange of diverse ideas and perspectives; and truly enjoy being a part of a small, vibrant community of creative, inspiring, and admired influencers.” — Larry P. Thomas, Vanguard Member

WYE FELLOWS Launched in 2006 by residents of the Chesapeake Bay area, the Aspen Wye Fellows program is a special donor and public outreach initiative on the Institute’s Wye River campus located on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Wye fellows support and share in the Institute’s interest in global, meaningful dialogue through inspiring conversations, book talks, and discussions with some of the most stimulating leaders and policy experts of our time.

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 51 JUSTICE CIRCLE Launched in 2014, the Justice Circle enables friends of the Justice & Society Program at the Aspen Institute to stay connected to the program’s work, while gaining greater access to JSP’s events and distinguished network of legal minds.

Justice Circle Co-Chairs Tristan Duncan and Sharon Owsley

Justice Circle Members Shakeeb Alam Boyden Gray and Associates Lady Booth Olson Jeffrey and Gail Bayer James and Andrea Gordon Leon and Cynthia Polsky Jay Bernstein Arthur N. Greenberg Locke Lord LLP Chris and Andrea Bryan Diane and Bruce Halle Rynthia Rost Leslie Corwin Richard and Sylvia Kaufman Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher LLP John and Mary Lou Dasburg Shook, Hardy and Bacon L.L.P. Mara and Ricky Sandler The El-Hibri Foundation Farhan Latif Kashif Shaikh Stephen Friedman Leonard A. Lauder Barry and Evelyn Strauch The Pillars Fund John L. Loeb, Jr. Toyota Garfield and Hecht, P.C. Donna Melby Annie and Jerry Hosier Andy Michels and Debbie Shon

Justice Circle Associates Michael M. Baylson Diana Erbsen Orin L. McCluskey Barbara Berenson Holly Atkinson and Galen Guengerich Mary-Christine Sungaila Marty Budd Vilia B. Hayes Malik Dahlan Henry L. Hecht

ARTS CIRCLE Arts Circle members, passionate about the role of arts and culture in public life, provide the Arts Program with vital funding for its education, advocacy and community-building work. Thanks to generous membership support, the program continues to use history as a lens to focus its cultural conversations among artists, educators, and public officials to examine pressing issues and uncover creative solutions based in empathy and understanding.

Arts Circle Chairs Jane and Michael Eisner

Arts Circle Members Judy Hart Angelo Meg and Bennett Goodman Ann and William A. Nitze Jody and John Arnhold Jan and Ronald Greenberg Megan Quitkin Mercedes T. Bass Agnes Gund Lynda R. and Stewart Resnick Kim Bendheim Barbara Harman Vicki and Roger Sant Rheda Becker and Robert Meyerhoff Jane Harman Michelle Smith Susan J. and Jeff Campbell Sharon and Larry D. Hite Gillian and Robert Steel Suzanne and Bob Cochran Judy and Leonard A. Lauder Linda Klieger Stillman and Robert Stillman Suzi and David Cordish Toby Devan Lewis Laurie M. Tisch Paula and James S. Crown Renee Lucier and Tom Hiner Alice Walton Anna Deavere Smith Jennifer and David Millstone Alison and Boniface Zaino Alan Fletcher and Ronald J. Schiller Rebecca and Tyler Morse Barbara and David Zalaznick Donna and Jon Gerstenfeld Jane and Marc B. Nathanson

52 C2 Photography

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 53 “It is only through the wonderful generosity of our supporters and closest friends that the Institute has become the nation’s preeminent forum for nonpartisan dialogue. Scholarships, and the endowments that make them possible, create truly transformative experiences at our programs. Please consider extending your support and in turn, helping us make an impact that will compound in perpetuity.” — Eric L. Motley, PhD, Executive Vice President, Institutional Advancement & Corporate Secretary

Clockwise from top left: Vanguard Leadership Board member Larry Thomas. (C2 Photography) A conversation on social justice with Arena Stage’s Artistic Director Molly Smith and Lizan Mitchell, a cast member from its production of A Raisin in the Sun. (Laurence Genon) Leah Wright Rigueur moderating an SOF symposium on civil rights. (C2 Photography) Ann Nitze, Francis Najafi, and Alireza Ittihadieh at the 2017 Summer Celebration Dinner. (Riccardo Savi)

54 PHILANTHROPIC PARTNERS Creating Opportunities to Create Change Valuable resources from the Institute’s generous donors create opportunities at the Aspen Institute that not only buttress great programs and fellowships but also significantly broaden the reach of those programs through scholarships. Named scholarship and endowment funds help the Institute build a global community of people who enrich our events and more accurately mirror the brilliant diversity of voices and views in our broader society. In 2017, this community included high school leaders from cities like Newark, Oakland, and St. Louis, international journalists, emerging Latino professionals, civil servants, veterans, and health care providers.

Named Scholarships and Endowment Funds

Mortimer J. Adler Scholarship Fund The McCormick Fund Albright Scholarship Fund for Veterans Jim and Elaine McDade Scholarship Fund Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation Scholarship Fund David T. McLaughlin Leadership Fund Mercedes T. Bass Charitable Corporation Scholarship Fund McNulty Prize Scholarship Fund Berwick Chair Endowment Muñana Fund for International Partners Bezos Scholars Program Murdock Innovation and Design Scholars Melva Bucksbaum Endowment Fund Nakasone Scholarship Fund Bush Foundation Aspen Scholars Nathanson Public Diplomacy Scholarship Braddock Scholarship Program Paul H. Nitze Fellowship Budinger Distinguished Socrates Scholar Fund Polsky Scholarship Fund Calaway Education Fund Margot and Thomas Pritzker Fund for International Fellows Henry Crown Endowment Fund The Red & Blue Badge Scholarship for Cundill Scholar Fund Cultural Understanding The Arthur Vining Davis Aspen Fellows Scholarship Resnick Leadership Fund Dena’s Scholars Endowment Fund Rose Associates Scholarship Endowment Friedman Joint Venture Fund Rubenstein Leadership Fund Diane and Bruce Halle Scholarship Program Ricardo Salinas Scholarship Fund Harman-Eisner Artist-in-Residence Endowment Harman Family Endowment Fund Betty and Lloyd G. Schermer Scholarship Fund Hurst Community Fund Kathleen Daubert Smith Scholarship Fund Walter and Cathy Isaacson Scholarship Fund Society of Fellows and Trustee Leadership Fund Bicky and George Kellner Scholarship Fund Stanton Fund Patrick Kelly Symposia Scholars Fund Robert K. Steel Fund Fellowship Stradivarius Fellowship Klein Leadership Fund Laurie M. Tisch Endowed Scholarship Fund Kobayashi Scholarship Lynn B. Thoman Fund Leonard A. Lauder International Fund Gus and Marie Tyler Scholarship Fund Leonard and Foundation WKK Scholarship Fund Socrates Society Endowment Fund

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 55 Individual Donors

$100,000 and above Jessica M. and John B. Fullerton John A. Powell Sabrina and Antonio Gracias Margot and Tom Pritzker Patty Alper and David I. Cohn Sheila P. and Patrick W. Gross Lynda R. and Stewart Resnick Mary H. and Paul F. Anderson Mercedes T. Bass Wang Huai Mary A. and James E. Rogers Amy Margerum Berg and Gilchrist B. Berg William Hunt María Laura Medina and Ricardo Jacklyn G. and Miguel A. Bezos Gayle G. and Woody L. Hunt Benjamín Salinas Cathy and Walter Isaacson Vicki and Roger Sant Laurie Michaels and David Bonderman Joan I. Fabry and Michael R. Klein Howard D. and Sheri Schultz Zoë and Bill Budinger Judy and Lynn Schusterman Terri and Tony Caine William E. Mayer David Shaw Howard Cox The John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Brian N. Sheth Paula and James S. Crown Foundation Michelle Smith and the Robert H. Smith Renée and Lester Crown Diane L. Morris Family Foundation Patricia A. Crown Gina and Jerry Murdock Gillian and Robert K. Steel Bonnie and Kenneth L. Davis, M.D. Dionne and Francis Najafi Jane Jie Sun Jane and Michael D. Eisner Jane and Marc B. Nathanson Laurie M. Tisch Jacqueline and Michael W. Ferro, Jr. Christopher and Jessica Varelas Ann B. and Thomas L. Friedman Carrie Walton Penner and Greg Penner Nancy Wall and Chuck Wall Emanuel Friedman Charlotte Perret Wayne Weaver

$50,000-$99,999 Bonnie P. and Tom D. McCloskey, Jr. Katie Couric and John Molner James S. McDonnell III Jane R. and Marshall C. Crouch III Robert J. Abernethy Jennifer and David Millstone Nancy C. and A. Steven Crown Fan Bao Clare Muñana Mary Lou and John Dasburg Donna and Jim Barksdale Jenny and John A. Paulson Sallie and Thomas Bernard Diane von Fürstenberg and Barry C. Diller Perri Peltz and Eric Ruttenberg Giancarla and Luciano Berti Kathleen and John G. Doerr Susan Taylor and Robert C. Pew III Amit and Vanisha Mittal Bhatia Jane P. and William H. Donaldson Ilona Nemeth and Alan Quasha David Blood Suzanne Donohoe Anne N. and J. Christopher Reyes Merilee and Roy J. Bostock - Bostock Thelma Duggin Robert Rosenkranz and Alexandra Munroe, Family Foundation Gail and Richard Elden The Rosenkranz Foundation Susan and Richard S. Braddock Laura M. and L. Brooks Entwistle Leslie M. Saiontz Christy and Daryl R. Burton Idit and Moti Ferder Ali and Lewis A. Sanders Joseph Chen Tara Carson and Barbara Fergus Carole B. and Gordon Segal Kim and Rob Coretz Pamela and David B. Ford Nancy Swift Furlotti and Erel Shalit Penny and James G. Coulter Carla D’Arista Frampton and Isa Catto Shaw and Daniel Shaw Margaret Culver George T. Frampton, Jr. Bren Simon Ann H. and L. John Doerr Richard A. and Susan P. Friedman Marina Wu and David Su Sandra and Paul Edgerley Flo Fulton-Miller and Scott D. Miller Linda and Dennis H. Vaughn Stefan Edlis and Gael Neeson Justin Gmelich Alice L. Walton Katherine Farley and Jerry I. Speyer Emily Gold Mears Melani and S. R. Walton Henrietta H. and Richard L. Fore Meg and Bennett Goodman Gary Wang Alma and Joseph B. Gildenhorn Anna K. and Hayne Hipp Stuart Winston Marilyn G. and Michael J. Glosserman Sharon and Larry D. Hite Sha Ye Karen Z. Gray-Krehbiel and Francis Hoffman Alison and Boniface Zaino John H. Krehbiel, Jr. Ranji Nagaswami and Robert Hopkins Arjun Gupta Annie and Gerald D. Hosier $25,000-$49,999 Mariane Abi Daoud and Hussein Hachem Nina Rodale Houghton Diane and Bruce Halle Madeleine K. Albright Hui Huang and Jonathan Anderson Jane Harman Kathleen Allaire Suzanne Bober and Stephen Kahn Rachel Kohler and Mark S. Hoplamazian Paul A. Allaire Ann M. and Tom C. Korologos Soledad and Robert J. Hurst Karen Heim-Amadon and Greg Amadon Eric and Sarah Lane Hugh F. Johnston Judy H. Angelo Rochelle and Max Levit Manisha and Roy Kapani Anonymous Melony and Adam J. Lewis Mark Kimsey Jody G. and John P. Arnhold Toby Devan Lewis Michael Kimsey Katherine and David G. Bradley Jennifer Mei and Hanmin Liu Karen and Liam Krehbiel Aviva and Martin Budd Marianne and Sheldon B. Lubar Laura and Gary M. Lauder Jenny and James D. Calaway Julie Wan and Richard Ma Sharon Handler Loeb and John L. Loeb Jr. Connie L. and James C. Calaway Sarah and James M. Manyika Julian Zheren Ma Gretchen Cole Craig C. Martin Marlene and Frederic V. Malek Craig Corona Linda McCausland and Peter Nicklin

56 John L. McDonnell, Esq. William Davis Monica Lozano Rheda Becker and Robert E. Meyerhoff Catherine and Jerome H. Debs II Ruby Lu and Victor B. Viard Mervin Morris Cheryl and Joe Della Rosa Renee Lucier and Tom Hiner Elisabeth and Karlheinz Muhr Elizabeth Beaman and Scott M. Delman Rong Lusending Ferguson Nazareth Elaine and Claiborne Deming Marilyn Lynch David Newberger Jan and Neal Dempsey Gina G. MacArthur Ann K. R. and William A. Nitze Dee and David Dillon Holly and John W. Madigan Helen Ward and Wally Obermeyer Rebecca Donelson and Robert C. Blattberg Charles N. Martin, Jr. Sharon Owsley Sue Doran and Drew Brasher Ann P. and John L. McGoldrick Anne and Arnold Porath Micole and John Carroll Doyle Katherine and Ryan McIntyre Lisa S. Pritzker Jacqueline Weld Drake James McLaren William J. Resnick and Michael Stubbs Lauren K. and John P. Driscoll Kim Metcalf-Kupres Josie and Carl Sewell III Lisa and Ralph Eads Martha and Adam Metz Victoria and Ronald A. Simms Salma Rachid and Amin El Maghraby Anne B. Devereux-Mills and David Mills The Simms/Mann Family Foundation Ola Dajani and Hisham El-Khazindar Mary V. Mochary Tina and Albert H. Small, Jr. Gail and Alfred Engelberg Elizabeth and Joshua D. Mondry Shirley and Albert H. Small Clayton and Sheldon Erikson John Moore Sue and Aziz D. Syriani Kati Everett Mary J. and Garrett Moran Sun Tao Thomas H. Fagadau Susan E. and Robert S. Morrison Heather Watts and Damian Woetzel Shannon Fairbanks Rebecca and Tyler Morse Beatrice and Anthony Welters Samia and A. Huda Farouki Daniel M. Neidich and Annelise and David Winter Sherry and Joseph Felson Brooke Garber Neidich Yan Yan and Cheng Ming Jaimie and David J. Field Denise M. Dupre and Mark E. Nunnelly Barbara and David Zalaznick Susan and Richard Finkelstein Marne Obernauer, Jr. Leah J. Zell Lawton W. Fitt and James I. McLaren Susan and William Oberndorf Alejandra and Paul L. Foster Tomoe Odahara $10,000-$24,999 Karen and James S. Frank Joanna Ossinger and Daniel Moss Emanuel J. Friedman Philanthropies O’Toole Family Foundation Oded Aboodi Sheila and David Fuente John N. Palmer Gayle and Michael Ahearn Amanda and Glenn Fuhrman Muna E. Al Gurg Donna and Jon Gerstenfeld Margaret and Andrew M. Paul Anonymous (4) Deborah and Dennis Glass Andrew L. Pecora Doris and Laurence Ashkin Joseph and Carson Gleberman Peter Pi Gail Bayer Don Glendenning Doren M. Pinnell Kim Bendheim Harriett and Richard E. Gold Betsy and Robert S. Pitts Ronit and William Berkman Alfred G. Goldstein Cynthia H. and Leon Polsky, Esq. Jill and Jay Bernstein C. B. Gray Ellen R. Porges and Andrew Dannenberg Wilma and Stuart Bernstein Arthur N. Greenberg Julie White Ratner and Dennis Ratner Leslie Berriman and Nion McEvoy Agnes Gund Barbara S. Reese Sandra K. and Archer W. Bishop, Jr. Walter Haydock Pixie and Jimmy Reiss Steve Black Jamie and Bush Helzberg Toni Rembe Lloyd and Laura Blankfein Roch and Carol Hillenbrand Condoleezza Rice Amy Morgan and Gary Block Barbara and Gerald D. Hines Kate Roberts Jo and Bill Brandt Ellen and Irv O. Hockaday, Jr. Lyn M. Ross Deborah and Gabriel Brener Lillie Hodges and Brett Hodges Rynthia Rost Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg and Helga Fisch and Richard Hodosh Jean and Thomas D. Rutherfoord, Jr. Arturo Brillembourg Judith Z. Steinberg and Paul J. Hoenmans Cari B. and Michael J. Sacks The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation Lynne and Joseph Horning Mara and Ricky Sandler Susan and Robert E. Brown, Jr. Tori Dauphinot and Ken Hubbard Mary B. and Patrick Scanlan Noreen and Kenneth Buckfire Ann F. and Edward R. Hudson, Jr. Lorraine and Mark Schapiro C. E. and S. Foundation Diane G. and William J. Hunckler III Betty and Lloyd G. Schermer Susan J. & Jeff Campbell Shana and Clint Johnstone June and Paul C. Schorr III Nancy P. and Clint Carlson Elise E. and Russell C. Joseph Danny Sebright Tara Carson Joleen and Mitch Julis Jacquelin S. Sewell Ruth Carver The Kapnick Foundation Betsy and Paul Coombe Shiverick Kristina and William H. Catto Geraldine Karetsky and Larry Naughton Susan E. Siegel and Robert Reed Hojung Chang and Jeremy Cheung Beth and Michael Kasser Mary and David M. Solomon Alain Chuard Jill and Curtis Kaufman Bing Song Janet F. Clark Sylvia and Richard F. Kaufman Erika and Karim Souki Phyllis and David Z. Cook Hyunja and Jeff L. Kenner Sara C. and James A. Star Bunni and Paul Copaken Erica and Jeffrey A. Keswin Linda Klieger Stillman and Robert Stillman Suzi and David Cordish Suzanne Cole Kohlberg and James Kohlberg Michael J. Stubbs Henry Cornell Sheila and H. Michael Kurzman Patrick F. Taylor Foundation Leslie Crown Ann and Edward Lamont Robin Loewenberg Tebbe and Sylvie and Gary T. Crum Cynthia and David Hamilton Langstaff Mark A. Tebbe Bo Cutter Liz and Eric Lefkofsky Mary H. Thompson Elissa and Gary Davis Zsuzsanna Karasz* and John Lipsky Karen and James Tucker * Deceased

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 57 58 Felipe MedinaandSimonetta Cittadini Marcella LarsenandChipChilson Christine M. Karnes andRichard Check Katherine andDavid D. Chase Laurel and John H. Catto Martin G. Carver Diane Campbell Jane L. andCalvin Cafritz Jacolyn and John Bucksbaum Inette and Joshua Brown Beth A. andMichelleBrooke-Marciniak Carolyn Brody Kim Brizzolara Mark Brown andSteve Brint Patrice K. Brickman Simonetta Brandolini Michael Bourke Janine Bourke Susan Boswell Katherine BooneandZack Taylor Allison andRandall Bone Alison Blood Manfred Bischoff Colorado MountainCollege Carrie Besnette Hauser- Karen andBerlBernhard Renée andRobert A. Belfer Ashley P. and James Beaty Jeffrey A. Bayer Judith Barnard andMichael Fain Claudia andRichard Balderston Lisa andGeorge Baker Nina McLemore andDonaldI. Baker Ann andBillBain Wendy Aresty Anonymous (2) Maram Aljazireh Foundation Rita and Jeffrey Adler /Ritaand Jeffrey Adler Lizbeth S. and John W. Adams Amy andDavid Abrams $5,000-$9,999 Nadia Zilkha Christina Zhuand Xing Fan Elisha and ZanderJeff Nancy R. LazarandGeorge R. Zachar Linda K. Yates andPaul R. Holland Ray Yang Elie CharlesandNaomi Wurtman William Wrigley, Jr. Bonnie C. Woo Kate Wolters Carolyn and William J. Wolfe Sharon andClark Winslow Diane Wilsey Judy andFred Wilpon Jenny and Tom Williams Alexa andBlaine Wesner Marjorie and Jay Warren Monique ClarineandRalph Wanger Tillie Walton John andCarol Walter Family Foundation Christopher V. Walker Alexia andRoderick K. vonLipsey Marie and Andy Unanue Mish Tworkowski and Joseph Singer

Sue andR. R. Hopkinson Katie andRob Holton Mayra Hernandez Gustavo Hernandez Becky and William Heldfond Tom andMegHealey Andrew Hauptman Ellen Bronfman Hauptmanand Joan W. Harris - The Irving Harris Foundation Mary Ann and James R. Harris Julia Hansen James Haga Llura andGordon Gund Margaret McDowelland James Grossman Joann andDavidL. Grimes Hilary GallinandMichaelB. Greenwald Glenda andGerald Greenwald Jan and Ronald K. Greenberg Lenore S. andBernard A. Greenberg Fund Jeannette and Jerry A. Goldstone Thorey andBarry J. Goldstein Dit andMark A. Goldberg Melissa Glynn Dr. LisaBraun GlazerandDr. Jeffrey Glazer Eric Gertler Virginia andGaryGerst Christine A. GerschelandPeter L. Dahl Dale GoodmanandLeonard Genet Kristen andLarryGellman Eydie andDonald Garlikov Renée K. andSteve Gardner Carole GabaandRichard Gordon Marilyn andChuckFrias Jacob A. Frenkel Mary andHoward Frank Susan Gordon andScott Francis Arminio Fraga Karine andEdward P. Flinter Barbara and Aaron Fleck Erin Fitzgerald Leana Fisher and Judith Fisher David Fischer Marilyn andLarryFields Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. Beth andMichaelFascitelli Vivian andRoger Farah Elizabeth W. andEdward Ellers Ingrid O. and Thomas J. Edelman Kay L. and Tom T. Dunton Antonia P. DuBrul The Dreman Foundation Marsha andDavidDowler Kim andByron L. Dorgan Carol andDixon DollFamily Foundation Robin Dolch Dobkin Family Foundation Susan andBrianN. Dickie Samuel A. DiPiazza, Jr. Tom deSwaan Melinda andScott A. Delmonico Jerry A. Davis Andrea L. Cunningham andRand Siegfried Angela andCharlesL. Cunniffe Steven Crown Judith and Archibald Cox, Jr. Beth andPhilCooper Mercedes Condy Jill and Jon Powell Dee Poon Cathy andHunterPierson Elizabeth Phelps Hensley and James Peterson Amy M. and BrianPennington Wendy J. Paulson andHenryM. Paulson Jr. Thomas A. Patterson Pamela Paresky andChristopherGates Margaret andPaul Pace Guillermo Ortiz Susan ChristineO’Neal Jennifer OlsonandScott Thompson Ann O’Brien Sue A. and James Oates D’Ann F. and John R. Norwood Maryam R. andHoward H. Newman Annette Nazareth Stephanie andMichaelNaidoff Rebecca K. andRaymond M. Murray, Jr. Lynn andStanley Motta Sara and William Morgan Lisa and Willem Mesdag Kathryn McKinley Janet and Thomas McKinley Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Julie McDermott David H. McCormick andDinaPowell Brandy andRichard McAniff Travis Mason Jill andErikMaschler Carol S. Marks Nicola and Jeffrey Marcus Niki Manby Leslie andKurt Malkoff Polly Scott and James R. Maher Donn Lux Sandra Familet andChaunceyLufkin Mona Look-Mazza and Anthony Mazza Susan andFred Lodge Jody Guralnick andMichaelLipkin Darielle andEarlLinehan Joann Ledingham Kurt Lauk Henry Lambert and Carey Bond Jill andPeter Kraus Cathy and Jonathan Koplovitz Dorothy andSidneyKohl Serena Koenig andMark Tompkins Robert and Jeanne Knox Susan and John Klein Susan andStephen Kinney Lam KinChung Kevin andKaren Kennedy Jon Kelly Kitty Kelley Jane andGerald Katcher Benton Kastman Laura andMichaelKaplan Diana J. Kalman Anne Kaiser andRobert P. Taylor Jennifer andSekou Kaalund Mary and Thomas A. James Karen F. andGeorge James Elly Ibbotsonand Timur Umarov Mary Ann Hyde Ellen Hunt Carol andMike Hundert

Dan Bayer 2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 59 Mary and Charles Preusse Emma and Michael Anselmi Robin and Neal Buchalter Charles R. Reeves Paul and Terry Arango Carolyn S. Bucksbaum Jude Reyes Jill and Paul Aschkenasy Brittany Buffalino Jeff and Laura Roberts Luis Atala Hope Gleicher and Andy Burness Stephanie and Mark Robinson Barbara and Don Averitt Hope and William J. Bynum Dana Rogers Rebecca T. Ayres Catherine and Bill Cabaniss Michelle and Herbert Rosenfeld Michelle and Brad Bachmann Kendall Cafritz Nancy and Miles L. Rubin Denise Bachrodt Susan M. and Brett Caine David Sadroff Cheryl and Orrin Baird Laura Caldwell Shirley and Yossi Sagol Susan M. and Stephen Baird Eeva and Christopher Calero Pamela and Arthur Sanders Zoe Baird Rick Calero Linda and Jay Sandrich Marilyn and George L. Baker Linda Calhoun Linda and H. Del Schutte, Jr. Marilyn and John Balson Lauren Callaghan Shannon Schuyler Cara and Robert Barnes Marion A. Cameron Wendy and Michael Sidley Jill Barrett and Jeremy Spaulding Shelley Senterfitt and Ken Canfield Gordon Silver and Carla Ginsburg Pat and Charles Barry Karen E. Wagner and David L. Caplan Nancy and Mark J. Silverman David and Ann Barry Charles T. and Elizabeth Capute Madeline and Michael D. Silverman Edie Barvin Tate and Blake Casper Linda Sonders and Edward Templer Calkins Barbara Bascom Annie and Coley Cassidy Andrea and Glenn Sonnenberg Cornelia Greaves and Buddy Bates Jorge E. Castillo Gillian Sorensen Patricia J. and Michael J. Batza, Jr. Jennifer Catto Anthony Spadaro Jeffrey and Gail Bayer Denise and Michael Cetta Constance and Stephen H. Spahn Karen Beard Merle Chambers Steven Spencer Madeleine Morrison and Chuck Bellock Jessie Chaney and Abate Riccardo Srinija Srinivasan Vivian and Norman Belmonte David F. Chazen Garen and Shari Staglin Louise and Clayton I. Bennett Terrence and Theresa R. Checki Gayle and Paul Stoffel Deborah and Robert Bennett Susan Rennie and Catherine Chen-Rennie Harry Strachan Marilyn Berens Julius Christensen Evelyn M. and Barry S. Strauch, M.D. Barbara Berenson, Esq. Rona and Jeffrey B. Citrin Shelley and Joel D. Tauber Barbara and Bruce Berger Deborah and Tony Clancy Jeffrey J. Taylor Darryl Berger Vince Clark Anne and Bill R. Tobey, Jr. Elena M. Berk Linda M. and Steve R. Clineburg Sarah M. and Frank Torti, Jr. Marnie Bermingham Betty and Nick Coates Tom and Diane Tuft Jeanne and Bruce Bernard Suzanne and Robert Cochran Orit and Yoav Ventura Ellen and Richard Bernstein Marcie Cohen Amy and Jeffrey Verschleiser Sheena and Keith Berwick Claudia L. and William T. Coleman III Mark A. Walker Suman Bery Sandra and Michael Collins Andrea E. Wallack Surjit Bhalla Noel R. and Thomas Congdon Sandra and Stanford Warshawsky Rina Shah Bharara and Niteesh Bharara Ashley and Michael Connolly Lucinda B. Watson Kristen and Charles Bieler Pamela and Donald Conover Christie and Jeffrey P. Weiss Linda Binder Camille Cook and Laura Hutcheson Edith Kallas-Whatley and Joe R. Whatley Allison Binney Jean and Bernard J. Cooney Carlotta and Wendell Willkie Nancy L. Blank Cornelia and Richard Corbett Irene and Alan L. Wurtzel Madeline and Alan Blinder Catherine Corman Mary and Harold Zlot Ellen Block Dale Coudert Zlotnik Family Charitable Fund Kimberly Bloom Lucinda and Charles Crocker Susan M. and Lawrence C. Blount Caroline and Keating Crown $1,000-$4,999 Sally Blount Christine Culver Betty Ann Blum Druscilla French and Stephen M. Cumbie Virginia Aaron Ellen and Richard Bodorff James and Yan Curtis Mohamed Abdel-Kader Enrique Bolanos Dorothy Walsh D’Amato and Jennifer and Timothy Adams Amy Bondurant C. Richard D’Amato Lizbeth Adams Tasce and Zack Bongiovanni Ellen and Gary Davis Deborah and Jim Adler Tobey and Justin Borns Yolanda and Mark Davis Shannan and Joshua Adler Caroline Boutte Martin Davis Carolyn C. and Mark S. Ain Robert Bowden Madge Henning and Warren N. Davis Assilah Al Harthy Leslie G. Bowman Susan and Francois De Saint Phalle Nielly and Mark Alderman Meta and William B. Boyd Marina De Santis Katherine and David F. Allen Lotta B. and Stuart M. Brafman Anna Deavere Smith Judy L. Allen Deborah S. and Mark Breen Roxanne J. Decyk and Neil Lewis Watts Linda and John Allman Ginny and Charles Brewer Mercedes M. Deshon Tanya and Paul Alston Ella and Scott Brittingham Kittie and Bill Devers H.E. Sheikha Al-Zain Sabah Al-Naser Al-Sabah Jose Briz Susan DeVore Laura Caldwell and Charles Amadon Molly M. Brooks Claire Dewar Mone Anathan Sarah Broughton and John Rowland Laci Dinan Reamy Ancarrow Hilary and Rainer Bruns Diane and Philip Dinkel Anonymous (2) Andrea and Christopher D. Bryan Muffy and Andy DiSabatino

60 Megan DiSabatino and Nicola Caiano Muni Fry Henry L. Hecht Tellie and George W. Dixon Marjorie Layden and Daniel Fung James Heerwagen Jacqueline A. and Joseph E. Doddridge William M. Futrell Emily Krasnor and Scott Heiferman Joyce and Steven Doehler Peter Gallagher Ellen M. Heller and Shale D. Stiller Lou and Carl Doll Vikram Gandhi Heller Family Foundation Falon Dominguez Shelby and Frederick Gans Susan and Robert Helm Amy and Tripp Donnelly Lolly and David Garcia Heidi and Keith Hemstreet Diana Lady Dougan Luis Garcia Kathryn and Bill Henderson Berkeley and Jason Downie Brent Gardner-Smith Kaya Henderson Melissa and Ken M. Doyle Sara Garland John L. Hennessy Sheila Draper Sylvia Garrett Casady M. Henry Heather and Todd duBoef Boris Gartner Claudia and Tom Henteleff Maja and Nicholas DuBrul Richard Garvin Linda Vitti Herbst and Clarence A. Herbst William Dudley Shirley and Lew Gayner Jerry H. and Linda Herman Donna and William S. Dudley Catherine Gellert Cindy and Will Herndon Virginia W. and Harry J. Duffey III Lori and Bruce Gendelman Susan Hesketh Patricia and William Duncan Miheala and Mircea D. Geoana Bruce and Vicki Heyman Nancy S. Dunlap Judith and William H. Geoghegan Juliane M. Heyman David Dunn Anne E. and David R. Gergen Catherine and Thomas E. Hill Melonie Nance and Umamaheswar Duvvuri Ann and Gordon P. Getty Sharon and John Hoffman Leatrice and Mel Eagle Lynne McGrath and Paul Gilmore Joanna H. and Col. Robert A. Holden, (Ret.) Sylvia A. Earle Katherine K. and Christopher T. Gilson Felipe Holguin Marcy and Leo Edelstein Mona Girotra Tamara Holliday Carolyn Edgar David Gitlitz Ron Hopkinson Daniel Eilemberg Jeanne Glatt Ann Marie and Terry Horner Sarah and Andrew Ellenbogen Donna and Martin Gleason Beth C. and Jeff H. Horstman Lauren McCloskey Elston and Ryan Elston Molly Globus Erica Hartman-Horvitz and Richard A. Horvitz Linda and Alan S. Englander Kay and Garry Godfrey Sue Hostetler Susan Engs Janice and Bulent Goktuna , Jr. Bess and Ted Enloe III Wendy and Fred T. Goldberg, Jr. Holly Huffines Diana Erbsen Michelle and Jared Goldberg Karen T. Hughes and K. Alexandra Hughes Ashley and Andrew Ernemann Jean Golden Lawrence Hui Billie and Gregory Erwin Sallie Golden Kathryn Hundertmark Alena Esina Lynda Goldstein Carolyne T. Hyde Kalah Espinoza Carol and Marc Goldstein Barbara and Joseph R. Hyde III Kiki and Steven Esrick Teri and Andy Goodman Liba Icahn Dafri and Michael Estes Constance M. Goodyear Nike Irvin Bruce Etkin Nelson Gordman Gugy Irving Marita and Jonathan Fairbanks Eran Gorev Keiko and Ken Ito Linda and Rob Faktorow Joanne and Matthew Gouaux Irja Brant and Alireza Ittihadieh Evelyn N. Farkas Thomas Grape Martha and Mel W. Jackson Peter Feer Cheryl Gray Trudy and John Jacobson Anne and Alan D. Feld David M. Gray Natalie and Bixby Jamison Martin S. Feldstein Eileen and Richard Greenberg Pam and Jerry Jana Suzanne Felson Elizabeth and Alan R. Griffith Henry Jasen Susan and George Fesus Cynthia Gronroos Alison Jeanes Karen Kaludis and Thomas Filbert Jane and Allen Grossman Lynda G. and William W. Jeanes, Jr. Sakurako and William S. Fisher Rebecca Henry and Harry Gruner Sherry and David Jeffery Jodie and Steven Fishman Laurel and Vinod Gupta Elizabeth Jeffett Cristina Rose and Scott FitzRandolph Linda L. Haan Dr. Jane Jenkins Marcia and Donald Flaks Tang Haisong Richard M. Jennings Natalie Foley Mr. Victor Halbertstadt Edith H. and C. Hastings Johnson Audrey and Stephen Forrer Shannon J. Hales Hastings Johnson Michael Forscey The Family Fund Cara Grayer Johnson and Jerry L. Johnson Lindsay Forster Elizabeth and Robert Hammond Joy Johnson Lindsy and Adam J. Fortier Jan Koran and Steven Handler Linda E. Johnson Avril Fortuin Roanna Handy Marci and Stan Johnson Anne and George Foss Elizabeth and Blake Hansen Teresa and Steve Johnson Catherine and Christopher Foyle Rachel and Reid Hansen Anne and R. S. Jones Isabelle and Scott Freidheim Sally and Steve Hansen Kathleen K. and Warren D. Jones Arely and Jose A. Freig Leelee T. and Bill Harriman Tory and Mark Joseph Charlotte Moss and Barry S. Friedberg Zara and Daniel Harris Shannon and William N. Joy Karen and Marc Friedberg Gay and Wyman Harris Sally and Alfred B. Kagan and Jeffrey Friedland Linda and Mitch Hart Nancy Kamei Orly Friedman and Matthew Miller Nadine and Ghassan Hasbani Courtney M. and Scott Kane Golda and Sheldon Friedstein Marilyn J. Hayes Nora and Geoffrey Kanter Cheryl G. and Edward Healton Ann and Stephen Kaufman * Deceased

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 61 62 Nick Lincoln Erkki Liikanen Christine and Andrew Light Sylvia andDavidLichtenger Dori andRobert Libson Mary Schmidt-LibbyandRussell Libby Suzanne Leydecker Karen and Walter M. Levy Joan Levy andSimon Arnstein Margi and Thomas Levitt Lucia D. Swansonand Theodore A. Levine Felicia andRonald Levin Karen andBruceLevenson Palmer and Aynsley Letzerich Ruth OwadesandLouis Lenzen Erin Lentz Edward Lenkin andRoselin Atzwanger Judith andDonaldLefton Darren Leeman Barbara and Jonathan O. Lee Isaac Lee Elaine andRobert LeBuhn Joany Lebach J. Welby Leaman Judith andGeorge R. Lawrence Wendy U. Larsen Donald W. Larsen, Jr. Sally and James Lapeyre, Jr. Marian andLeonard Lansburgh Diana andChrisLane Gaylene SalomonsandRickey Lamitie Kalsoom andMuslim Lakhani Varyk Kutnick andClare Madden Ginny Johnson and Toren Kutnick Laura andDaleKutnick David Kunin Cari and KuhlmanJeff Arthur H. Kudner III Ellen andFred R. Kucker Alison Lewis andCraig Krumwiede Stanley Kritzik Karen Kribsand James Cain Lindsey Kozberg Lisa andChrisKopecky Elizabeth andPerry Koon Colleen Kollar-Kotelly and John T. Kotelly Susan andBarryKoh Pippa and Alex Klumb Missy andChrisKlug Sally and James D. Klingbeil Anatole Klepatsky Annette andMelvynN. Klein Nancy andHenry A. Kissinger Joanne and Tracy Straus and Joel Kipnis Paul Kinney Wendy Kesser Freia K. and Warren W. Kershow Erin Keogh Katherine Kendrick Alex andScott Kendrick Lisa SeeandRichard Kendall Lindsay Schanzerand Alexander Kelloff Martha andGeorge A. Kellner Patrick J. Kelley Elizabeth B. Keffer Christian Keesee Anne andMead Montgomery Nancy andGeorge Montgomery Mary and Justin Moninger Shelah andMarc S. Moller Joanne and Joel Mogy Wendy Jones and J. Todd Mitchell Hayley MitchellandClaytonGentry Nancy andCharlesMitchell Gurpreet andRaghavendra Misra Melinda andMorrisMintz Patrice andHerbMiller Susan andLloydMiller Maxine and William* Millar Susan Forlifer andRobert Middleton Louise and Tom Middleton Renee andBruceMichelson Bernice and Jerry Michael Eleanor and Robert M. Meyers Steven Merrill Gail and J. Alec Merriam Teresa andCraig Melville Deborah andLee Meisel Nancy E. Meinig Geeta andKrishenMehta Penny Meepos Ruta Medellin Rosemary B. McNatt Jamie L. Brewster McLeod andGlenMcLeod Jodie W. McLean andPierre DeLucy Debra andClint McDonnough Orin L. McCluskey Daniel T. andChrissyMcCaslin Worthy F. McCartney Sharon T. Mcbay Andrew McAfee Jacquelyn Mayfield Liza DeGraff and Jonathan Mauck Shireen Alameddine and Adib Mattar Kim MasterandNoahLieb Mark Mason Martha and Todd Martin Denise Monteleoneand James Martin Stephanie P. Marshall Amy HainesandRichard Marks Janice andEvan Marks Joan andMichaelMarek Mohamed Marei Stephen J. Marcus Gail P. andFrederick J. Manning Sherry andCharles W. Manning Judy Mann Trish and John Malin Norah L. andRuss A. Mail Mark Mahaney Mathilde L. andParker A. Maddux Janette andRobert Macaulay Jill Hornorand Yo-Yo Ma Martha Luttrell Mary andRobert E. S. Lupo Miguel Loya Mary Revell andEugeneLopez Nancy and James R. Loewenberg Tito Liotta Katherine andDavidLiola Renee Linnell Judy andSamLinhart Jon B. Lindeman, Sr. Jane R. and William M. Pope, Jr. Cintra Pollack Diane and Arnold L. Polinger Pat and William F. Podlich Dorothy and Aaron S. Podhurst Laura and Walter H. Plosila John S. Pistole Julie C. andGregory Pickrell Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering Kathryn Phillips Ali andDavidPhillips Doug H. Phelps Elizabeth andCharles W. Petty, Jr. Kathleen K. andGerald Petitt Carol H. andBrooke Peterson William Peruzzi Donna andRichard Perlmutter Essie and Jordon Perlmutter David Perlmutter Robert M. Perkowitz Vicki Reynolds andMurray Pepper Mary Ann Peoples Susan andPaul Penn Kim Pendergast and Joseph Lazaroff Michele Pena Jeremy Pemberton Amy EliasandRichard L. Pearlstone Esther Pearlstone Patricia M. Patterson Sue andKirkPatrick Patricia andStephen Parkhurst Jean L. and Allen G. Parelman Elaine Pagels Christine andMichaelPack Talli Oxnam andGeoff Laurie Crown andRichard Ortega Nedra andMark Oren Edward O’Reilly John F. Olson Michelle andChrisOlson Claire andMichaelOlshan Blanca U. and J. C. O’Leary Carol andBrianO’Hare Alycia Steinberg andDamianO’Doherty Janet and Tom O’Connor Eileen O’Connor Stephanie andDiarmuidO’Connell Jacqueline Novogratz andChris Anderson Danielle andPaul Noto Ann Norwood Queen Noor Cecilia andRobert D. Nobel Judy Ney Sheila andMichaelH. Newman Jeremy Neuner Nancy E. andMichael J. Neuman Katherine Neisser Sifiso Ndwandwe Linda Nathanson Ilene and James A. Nathan Marcie J. andRobert Musser Julie C. Muraco Mary Alice andDonald A. Munson Ellen-Jane andBenMoss Christine Blishand Tom Morrison Chrissi andMichaelC. Morgan Marci andRonnie Morgan * Deceased

Dan Bayer 2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 63 Steven Pope Louise and Robert Schwab Stephanie Taylor Mark Popovich Michelle Schwartz Gillian Tett Leslie and Wolfgang Pordzik Phyllis and David Scruggs Robert Thoburn Shelly Porges and Richard J. Wilhelm Lisa See Larry Thomas II Peter and Lisa Poulakakos Kimberly and Michael Seguin Susan B. and William L. Thomas Carla and Charles Powell Alexa and Tom D. Seip Paige and Benjamin Tilghman Catherine Anne Provine Jeannie and John Seybold Beverly and Richard Tilghman John Vytautas Prunskis Katherine and Dhiren H. Shah Ann Tillotson Josiane Collazo-Psaki and James Psaki Jane and Paul Shang Joan F. and Maurice* Tobin Kelley and Mark Purnell Peggy and Paul Sharp Edith and Joseph Tobin Nancy and David Pustka Marina E. and Oliver Sharpe Mark Tompkins Jeffrey and Sandra Quartner Deborah and Robert Sharpe Cathy M. and Peter Toren Sam Radin Sarah C. and Richard W. Shaw John Train Eden Rafshoon Barbara E. and Michael D. Sheridan Tammy and Guillermo Trevino Marsha Ralls Joseph Sherman Nancy Oliphant and Adam Trombly Whitney Randolph Lydia and Douglas Shorenstein Roberta Turkat David W. Reager Sara and Michael Shulman John Turner Stacey and Presley O. Reed Barbara K. Shuster Gene L. Turok Joanna Rees and John Hamm Robert Sidorsky Sandra and Sam Tyler Tomás Regalado Lois Siegel Katherine Uniacke Jean and Douglas Renfield-Miller Jill and Stuart Siegel Lynn M. and Ward Utter Lisa Renstrom Martha H. and Alfred C. Sikes Erik Van der Kooij Rotem and Shai Reshef Cecily Silberman Anu Vege and Abhijit Dubey Myra L. and Robert S. Rich Mona Williams and Scott E. Sillers Cathy O’Connell and Fred Venrick Pamela and Charles F. Richards, Jr. Amana and Scot Simmons Erin and Dash Victor Valerie and Herschel Richter Josh Simms Rodrigo Villar Jenny Rickard Cyrena Gouge Simons Paul A. Volcker Mary and Fritz Riedlin Torrey Simons and Marcus Ryu Christopher E. Walling Donna Di Ianni and Peter Rispoli Andrew C. Skewes Ty Warren Elspeth and William G. Ritchie Veronica Slajer Viviane M. Warren Marilyn and Charles Rivkin Christi and Eric Small Judy and Robert H. Waterman, Jr. Judy T. and Emerson Robinson, Jr. Dawnette Smith Ann and Charles Webb Katie and Amnon Rodan Lynn B. and Charles Smith Irmhild and Philip J. Webster Daniel Rodriguez Jane K. and Brian M. Snow Evelene Wechsler Alice and Bruce Rogers Beverly and John Snyder Karen and Martin S. Weiner B. P. Rohman Nancy J. and David Snyder Jill and Jeffrey Weiss Theodore Roosevelt IV Sarah and Paul C. Sohn Marion W. Weiss Barbara and Donald Rosenberg Katie and Michael Solondz Lucie and Jerry Weissman Michelle Rosenbloom and Liz Ann Sonders and Bob Meier Carrie and Joseph Wells Howard Rosenbloom Charif Souki Dana and Michael Werner E. Jay Rosenstein and Raymond Baron Nancy Chasen and Don Spero Margaret Wettergreen and Jamie Lewis Ivette and Andrew Rothschild Lee A. Spiegelman Sharon and Richard Wheeden Ronald Rubenstein Julie Nini and Martin J. Sprinzen Dorothy and Donald G. Whitcomb Susie and Leslie Rudd Lauren Callaghan and Russell Sprole Brien White Elexa Ruth Esther and Larry W. Stanton Brenda Wild and Tony Coia Uwe Ruttke Christine and Thomas Stauch Dana Williams Priscilla and Edmund Ryan Sandra and Stephen Stay Lisa and Edward W. Williams Viveka Rydell-Anderson Joelle Steefel Joseph Wilson George Saad and Jason Howell Michael and Mary Kathryn Steel Marie C. Wilson Norma Saafir Phyllis and Ronald Steinhart Christa Montague and Paul Wilson Gail and Richard Sachson Laura Makar and Luke Stephenson Regan Wilson and Christopher Lim Sarah and Ken Sadler Michelle Stern Reginald Wilson Maralee Beck and Andrew Safir Elizabeth and George Stevens Carol G. and Michael E. Winer Linda Sandell Debbie and Jeffrey Stevenson Steve Winesett Lois and Thomas C. Sando Collette S. and Warren Stickney Susan and Barton Winokur Susan Small Savitsky and Gerald Savitsky Lou and Raymond Stover Ruth Winter Erin Brooks and Kenneth Sawyer Curt Strand Mary and Hugh D. Wise III Judith Schalit Barbara B. and Thomas W. Strauss Frank G. Wisner Gloria Scharlin Sabine and Stephan Strothe Meg Withgott and Per-Kristian Halvorsen Caryn and Rudi Scheidt Margaret Sullivan Robin S. Wittlin Lisa and David T. Schiff Krista Swanson Corinne and Paul Wood Linda and Robert Schmier Carol and James Swiggett Karen and Kent Woodard Hilary Schneider Marcy Syms and Bob Lathan Judith Wyman Susan and Sheldon Schneider Mary Frances and Stephen Szoradi Mei Xu Susan Weidman Schneider Emily and Stewart Tabin Sharon and Lance Yateman Alece and David Schreiber Makeda T. Tadesse W. Thomas York Beth Shapiro Schulte and David Schulte Nicole and Lex Tarumianz Alice Young and Thomas L. Shortall, Esq. * Deceased

64 Zhang Yu Kenneth Bok Nancy and Howard Cohen Li Yuan Liz and John Bokram Christine Colby-Giraudo Alix and Fabrizio Zangrilli Wendy S. and Charles Bolton Cinda Collins Karen Zelden Elizabeth Bonan and Jim Barber Janice S. Collins William Zhu Thrums Books William R. Collins Judy and Leo Zickler Dan Brabec Julie Comins Rachel and Paul M. Zimmerman Lisa Bracken Missey Condie Teddy Zmrhal Becca Bracy Knight Lori Conkling David W. Zolet Gary Bradhering Jill Conwell Manal Adel and Samir Zraiq Dan Braga Brendan L. Cook Sheri Brautigam Candice C. Simmons Up to $1,000 Killeen Brettmann Annie Cooke Lilly Bright Michelle Cortright Sherry and Duane Abbott Karen Brock Michael R. Costa Katherine Abraham Michelle Broderick John Michael Cottingham Candace and Odeh Aburdene Adrienne Brodeur Susan and John Cottle Derek Acree Gordon Bronson Nancy and John A. Covert BJ and Michael B. Adams Charles Bronstein Christine Ramsay and James P. Covey Linda Adimora Margaret E. and Charles H. Brooks Loren C. Cox Ryan Adler Karen B. Brooks Patricia O. Cox Mada Alarab Morgan Henschke and Matt Brown Stephen M. Cox Allison Albericci Neil Brown Cameron Crake Michael J. Albert Sass Brown Heather Cramer Shannon Alexander Steven R. Brown Barbara Cravitz and Herschel Cravitz Steve Alldredge Virginia Bruce Karyn Crisp Brigitte Anderson Nathnael Bulcho Joan Crowley Yariela Anderson Cynthia and Drew Buniski Annali and Mac Cunningham Desiree Andrews Adem Bunkeddeko Pamela Cunningham Anonymous (4) Bobbie Burkley Patricia Damoorgian Sarah Ansari Laura Bushnell John Dampman Heather Ardley Marcia Butler Warren Dastrup Maria Armstrong Buffy Cafritz Evelyn R. David Jerry Augustin Leanore Calem Lou H. Davidson J. G. Augustson Ed Calhoun Candra Day Arthur Bailey Tripp Callan Susan de la Houssaye Thomas J. Baker II Kathryn and Richard Camp John Deasy Philip Balderston Ba Campbell Robert Debs Jackie Baldino Martha Campbell Jason A. Denby Lissa Ballinger Lorraine M. and Alfred Campos Christian Devers Zachary Bamberg Kristin Carlson Alexis and Dusty Diaz Michael Bandler Richard Carrigan Suzette Diaz Ginny Barahona Julie Case Kirsten Dickerson Aaron Bare Valerie Caveney Barbara Dills Kathleen K. Barger Lynn M. Chaffier Paul Dimoh Claudia Barrios Kathleen Chaix Michael F. DiNiscia Carol Batchelder Vivian Chakarian Michael P. DiPaula-Coyle Kirsten Bay A. B. Chamberlin Stanton Dodge Doug Bayer Marie Chan Mary Dominick-Coomer and Sven Coomer Hassan Bazzi Pamela Chan Kaleta Doolin and Alan Govenar Caitlin Beas Donna and Stephen Chase David Doubleday Anne Mehringer and John T. Beaty, Jr. Debbie Chazen Jonathan Downing Amiee W. and D. Brian Beazley Larry Checco Margo Drakos Susan Beckerman Micki Chen and Steven Gross Kyle Dropp Dawne Bell Emily Cherofsky Noa and Ami Dror Kathy Bell Mien-Hwa Chiang Elizabeth Dubin Nan P. Bell Jennifer Childs Susan and James M. Dubin Elaine Bellezza Phaedra Chrousos Hannah Duncan Gina Berko Susa Clampitt Jennifer Duncan Helaine and Michael Berkus Chelsea Rae Clark John Dunne Anthony (Tony) Bernhardt Kristofer Clark Karen S. and Ralph E. Eberhart Elyse Elliott and Jeremy Bernstein Scott W. Clark Maria Echaveste Alisha Bi Ellen Cleary Lucille Echohawk Amy Blair David Clemons Philip Edmunds Janice Blanchard Jane Click Charlotte Edwards Judith Bleiler Kelly L. and John Close Kim Edwards Marcus Blue, DDS, P.C. Rosalyn Coates Tracy and Bubba Eggleston Eugenie Bodick Bruce Cohen Linda Egle

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 65 Elizabeth Eisen Peter Friend Nanette and Irvin Greif, Jr. Matt Ellis Dorothy Frommer Bonnie and Paul Grenney Beatrix Elting and George Johnson Frost, Ph.D. Michael Gridley Gayle Embrey Katherine Fry Gabriel Griffith Vlad Enache Lady and Chip Fuller Hugh E. Grunden Barbara and Robert Engl Kathleen Linehan and Edward Gabriel Joanne Guggenheim Harriett H. Ennis Darcy Gaechter Pedie and Thomas Guggenheim Paul Erskine Leslieann Gallagher Lori Gurtman Georg Philipp Ettstaller Barbara Garlock Caroline Gutman Sylvia Falk Sara B. Garton Alia Habib Thomas Farb Courtney D. Gaskins Jody M. Hadlock Barbara Farris Rohit Gaur Jason Haikara James Feng Yale Gieszl Christian Halvorsen Christy Ferer Sidney B. Gilman Rebecca L. Hammons Michael Ferguson Nicoletta Giordani Ivy Hansen Herbert Field Christine Giraudo Signe Hanson Tammy K. Field Patrick Givens Portia Harcus Christian Filli Carolyn and Bob Glah Brian Harrison Holly and Paul Fine Diane and Herbert Glimcher Brendan Hart Ellen Fish Austin Glover Jason Hartman Michael E. Fisher Ethel and William Gofen Janie R. Hayden Kathy Fitzgerald Mark Goffman George Hemphill Chuck and Lisa Fleischman Steven Roy Goodman Chantal N. Henderson Matthew Fleming Alexandra Gordon Kristen Henry Alan Fletcher and Ronald J. Schiller Nikki Goss Ray Herras Gwendolyn Floyd Terry Gotthelf Maria Herrera Sheila Footer Steven Grand-Jean Paula Herrera Merrilie D. Ford Odile Granter Wilson Michael Higgins Karith Foster Donna and Bernard Grauer Gloria Hill Ben Fountain Richard Graves Linda A. Hill Chris Fowler Maria Gray Gretchen Hinkamp Eustacia Su and Edmund Frank Shere Coleman and Paul Gray Doreen Hlavaty Glenwood Springs High School Betty Greenberg Claudia Ho Sandra and Harold Friedman Lisa and Joshua Greer Jennifer Ho

66 Samuel Hodges Maury and Gerald Kaplan Judy Kravitz Jeff Hoffman Linda Kaplan Clare Kunkel Ben Homer Heather Kaplinski Kyja Kutnick Connie and Michael Hooker Linda Karaus Amy and Thomas Kwei Martha F. Horner Jennifer Karr Lee Darren LaCroix Ann marie Houghtailing Alexis Kaufmann Joseph Ladou, M.D. Jason Houser Joan A. Keefe Bernard Lagrange Paula Hovater Laura O. and Michael J. Keene Wesley J. Lai Louise Hoversten Karen Keeney Byron LaMotte Mark W. Howard Chris Keller Samuel G. Landercasper Rebecca Howard Meredith Kellner Joshua Landis Sandy Huber Dulcy Kenner Brownell Landrum Stephen Huber Patricia Kenner Rosemary C. LaPointe Wendy Huber Kristin Kenny Kessa Laxton Adrienne Hulse Joseph Michael Keogh Stefanie Lear Adam Hundt Cookie Kerxton Jacob Lebowitz Kristina Hurrell Amber Keyes Brenda and F. Graham Lee Barbara Reid and David Hyman Salman Khan Katherine I. Lee Troy Hysmith Arushi Chowdhury Khanna Chuck Lehneis Heather Ichord Natasha I. Kiemnec Kimberly Levin Melissa and Shai Ingber Dawn Kikel Henry Levine Evelyn and Monte Ingram Sasibai Kimis Suzann Levine Igor Jablokov John Kirtland Bonnie Levinson and Donald Kay Rusalene and John V. Jaggers Robert Klaber Lynne and Dan Levinson Megan Janssen Harry D. Knight, Jr. Patricia N. and Donald T. Lewers Susan Jenkins Stanley H. Kober Daphna Lewinshtein Karen M. Jensen Kathryn and John Koch Herbert F. Lewis Li Jiang Robert J. Koenke Susan Liautaud Margeaux Johansson Catherine and Richard Kohnke Robert Lietzke Sandra and Peter Johnson Linda Sirow and Harold Koplewicz Clement Lifermann Jessica Johnston Elizabeth and Claude Koprowski George Lilly Margaret Kadi Armel Kouassi Emily Lin David Kahn Rob Kramer Mae Link Justin J. Kalappura Jamie and James Kravitz Judie and Harry Linowes

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2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 67 Ferdinand Liotta Laura Mobley Claudia Putnam Linda and Ace Lipson Bernard Moon Staton Rabin Lindsay Lofaro Diane Moore and Joel Sax Pavel Raifeld Paloma Lopez Rebecca Moore Sara Ransford Karen and Courtney Lord Elizabeth C. Moose Stephen Reade Adelia Lovati Justin W. Morgan Emily Reaser Cate Love Kelly Morgan Denise M. Byrne and Peter A. Reiling Ann and Mitchell A. Lowenthal Victoria Morris Nancy Reisman Dale and Frank E. Loy Laurie Morrison Karin Reiter Jessica J. Lucas Michael D. Mosettig Kirk Renaud Mary Lamb Lucas Frances Mosle Margaret B. Rennels Jessica K. Lundevall W. G. Moss Carolyn and Richard Restak Holly Lynch Eric L. Motley Joyce Rey Rachel MacHenry Margo Moyer Susan Reynolds Peter Mack Kathleen Murphy Cynthia G. Rhodes Marlene A. Maddalone Marjory M. Musgrave and Frank Peters Rafik Riad Rachael Maddux Patricia Neeb Carla Ricchetti Christy Mahon Werner Neff Amber Richardson Robert Mahony Steven H. Nemerovski Aaren Riley Patricia Maldonado Gail Nichols Marilee and Gregg Rippy Patrick Maloney Abby McGanney Nolan John Ristine Eric Maltzer Meredith Oakley Timothy Ritter Zoe Manickam Carlos L. Obando Jonathan Robinson Seth Marbin Barbara O’Connor Kenneth G. Robinson, Jr. Stephen Marcus Deedy M. Ogden Brittanie Rockhill David O. Marlow Jared Oren Lisanne Rogers Lucretia and William Marmon Megan Ortiz Andrew Rogoff Marla Marquit Hans J. Oser Edward G. Rogoff Julia Marshall John G. Osthaus Lynda Rogoff Doris Martin Ruth L. Owens Amy R. Rome Paul Martineau Matt Owings Dorothy and Henry A. Rosenberg, Jr. Eduardo J. Martinez George Paffendorf Steven Rosenberg Ruba Mohammed Masrouji and Lynda Palevsky Kara Ross Mohammad Alami Valerie Parker Richard Rubin Joseph Massimini Carol H. Parlett JoAnne T. and Richard K. Rubinoff Milagros Mateu Carolyn and John D. Parsons, Ph.D. William D. Ruckleshaus Arline G. Mayer Andrea Wendel and Kevin Patrick Adrienne Rudge Stephanie McCarthy Ryan Patrick Jana C. and Robert A. Rudnick Tita McCarty Nicholas A. Peart Josef K. Ruth W. Bruce McConnel Jon Peha Song Saa Catherine C. McCoy Sarah E. Pelch Ellen Sabin Roberta and Peter M. McCoy Simmy and Haven Pell Sally Sakin Dorcas McDonald, Ed.D. Samuel G. Perry Susanna Samet Erin McGuire Nancy E. Petrisko and Don Beckham S. S. Sands, Jr. Patrick McKenna Angelo Maria Petroni Christine Sanwald Donna and Mack McLarty Allison Pezzuti Yanhua and Edward Sappin Thomas F. McLarty III Natalie Pfau Joy Sardinsky William R. McLaughlin Amy Phuong Sarah Woodberry and Kenneth Sawyer Slater McLean W. Devier Pierson Joseph Scantlebury Terry McMillan Rhonda Piggins David Schaecter Andrea and Robert McTamaney Ann Terry and Walter Pincus Patrick Schaefer Laure and Olivier Mellerio Lisa Pingatore Joan Schaffer John Melvin Claire Pitzer Jennifer and Robin Schiller Rona Mendelsohn John Pitzer Morwin Schmookler Luis Mendez Lopez Alan Platt Denise J. and James M. Schreiber Anjali Menon Geneva Podolak Linda J. and Robert J. Schuerholz Quentin Messer Harper Poe Helen Schulman Hamlin Metzger Andrew Popinchalk Andrea Schultz Amy Meyers Maureen & Greg Poschman Elizabeth and Richard Schwartz Ayesha Mian Elizabeth M. Prescott Martha Schwieters Marc Miller Judith Price Ellie Scott Rosemary Miller Diana Prince Gail Scott Veronika Miller Renee Prince Elizabeth Seeger Marilyn Milloy Mary Proud Fran Seegull Karen Minyard Marianna K. Prueger Margaret and Joel Shannon Garrett Mitchell Marcia and Jerry Pruzan Barbara Shaw

68 Marcus Shaw Yafet Tegegnework Luanne H. Weigand Megan Shean Shelly A. Thigpen Andreas Weigend Susan and Martin J. Sherwin Hannah Thompson Sally Weinberg Steven J. and Julie Shifman Paul Thompson Robert Weinberger Stephanie Shipman Ali Thorne Tina Weiner Tiffany Shlain and Ken Goldberg Stefani Thrasyvoulou Katarina Weir Judith Showalter Zana Timroth Bryan Weisbard Brandon Siegenfeld Hannah Tinti Douglas J. Weiser Randolph Sim Melanie and Bill Toler Patricia Weiss Joshua N. Simon Caroline Tory Jane and Jonathan Wells Anar Simpson Natalie Travers Nicola Siso Giulio Tremonti Carol Wells-Federman Randall Skattum Ryan Triplette Jennifer L. Weng Gayle Skinner Barbara Trueman Laura Werlin Michael Slater Justin Tsang Mary White Mary Slimp Jillian Tucker Scott White Anda and Ryan Smalls Lucy Tucker Lara and Marc Whitley Maja Smith Steven Tucker Richard S. Whitt Stephanie Smith Douglas Turner Sol Whitt Suzanne Smith Jumana Twal and Ihab Hinnawi Nicholas Wiggins Michael Sobczak Ksenia Tyutrina Carianne Wilder Jaron Soh Holly Upper Julie E. Wille Wendy Soone-Broder Herman Uscategui Kate Wilson Ellen Sorrin Manvee Vaid Lindsay Wilson Jane Sparks Ted Van der Linden Georgeanna Windley John Sparks Marja and Gerry Vanderbeek Hang Kei Simon Wong Sue Edelstein and Bill Spence Amanda Vanderpool Carol A. Spomer Rolland Vasin Robert Woo Tyler Stableford Jose Vazquez David Wood Bari and Eric Stahl Adam Verner Alexandra Woods Tanai Starrs Mary Viederman Atti Worku Susan Staub Ashley Viola Temple Worth Adrienne Stefan Virginia Vitucci Cole Wright Tania and Michael Stepanian Marilyn Voigt Jason Wu Jennifer Johnson and Andrew L. Stern Patricia Vrobel Jonathan Yaffe Thomas A. Stevens Jennifer Causing and Peter M. Waanders Lainie Yarris William Stirling Ruth Wade Karen Yelick Elizabeth S. Stong Liz Wainger Kula Yoga Tyler Storlie Kristen and James Waldron Coulter Young Sarah Stott Jeremy Waletzky Lynn Young Leslie L. Stoupas Townsend Walker Lloydie Zaiser Clay Stranger Ryan Walterscheid and Tracey McKinley Rich Zajac Francis Stuckens Becky and Craig Ward Katherine Zebell Karla Stukey Nancy Ward Victoria Sturdivant O’Connell Donna and R. Thomas Ward Amanda Zehner Matthew Sullivan Tracy Ward Tao Zhang Laura Taylor Swain Ellen Warner Eilene Zimmerman Chloe Tabah Riley Warwick Ruth J. Zuckerman Abraham Tarapani Annie Waterman Howard A. Zwemer Karin and Harry Teague George Wear Mary-Christine Sungaila Lewis Teague Maria B. Weber

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70 Society of Fellows

Trustee Fellows Jacqueline Grapin and Michel Le Goc Jane and Marc B. Nathanson Glenda and Gerald Greenwald Ann K. R. and William A. Nitze Madeleine K. Albright Sheila P. and Patrick W. Gross Her Majesty Queen Noor Jean-Luc Allavena Arjun Gupta Jacqueline Novogratz and Chris Anderson Mary H. and Paul F. Anderson Jane Harman Sandra Day O’Connor Donna and Jim Barksdale Kaya Henderson Olara A. Otunnu Mercedes T. Bass Anna K. and Hayne Hipp Karen and Berl Bernhard Yumiko and Hisashi Owada Ellen and Irv O. Hockaday, Jr. Sheena and Keith Berwick Elaine Pagels Ivan Hodac Jacklyn G. and Miguel A. Bezos Carrie Walton Penner and Greg Penner Rachel Kohler and Mark S. Hoplamazian Susan and Richard S. Braddock Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering Annie and Gerald D. Hosier Beth A. and Michelle Brooke-Marciniak Dan Porterfield Nina Rodale Houghton Carla and Charles Powell Zoë and Bill Budinger Ann F. and Edward R. Hudson, Jr. Hope and William J. Bynum Margot and Tom Pritzker Jérôme Huret Denise M. Byrne and Peter A. Reiling Connie L. and James C. Calaway Soledad and Robert J. Hurst Enola Aird and Stephen L. Carter Lynda R. and Stewart Resnick Cathy and Walter Isaacson Condoleezza Rice Rebecca and Troy Carter Natalie Jaresko Mary A. and James E. Rogers Pamela and César Conde William N. Joy Maria Laura Medina and Penny and James G. Coulter Salman Khan Ricardo Benjamin Salinas Katie Couric and John Molner Nancy and Henry A. Kissinger Ali and Lewis A. Sanders Paula and James S. Crown Yoshiko and Teisuke Kitayama Linda and Jay Sandrich Renée and Lester Crown Joan I. Fabry and Michael R. Klein Betty and Lloyd G. Schermer Andrea L. Cunningham and Rand Siegfried Julia F. and David H. Koch Cecilia Pirelli and Ranjana and Tarun Das Ann M. and Tom C. Korologos Shirley and Albert H. Small Bonnie and Kenneth L. Davis, M.D. Satinder K. Lambah Ann H. and L. John Doerr Judy and Leonard Lauder Anna Deavere Smith Jane P. and William H. Donaldson Laura and Gary M. Lauder Michelle Smith and the Robert H. Smith Thelma Duggin Jill Hornor and Yo-Yo Ma Family Foundation Karen and Arne Duncan Marlene and Frederic V. Malek Javier Solana Sylvia A. Earle Robert H. Malott Gillian and Robert K. Steel Jane and Michael D. Eisner Sarah and James M. Manyika Jennifer Johnson and Andrew L. Stern Laura M. and L. Brooks Entwistle William E. Mayer Alan Fletcher and Ronald J. Schiller Bonnie P. and Tom D. McCloskey, Jr. Laurie M. Tisch Ann B. and Thomas L. Friedman David H. McCormick and Dina Powell Fausta Beltrametti and Giulio Tremonti Juan Ramon de la Fuente The John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Paul A. Volcker Richard Newton Gardner Foundation Eckart von Klaeden Henry L. Gates, Jr. Laure and Olivier Mellerio Alexia von Lipsey and Roderick K. von Lipsey Miheala and Mircea D. Geoana Diane L. Morris Cheryl and Anne E. and David R. Gergen Elisabeth and Karlheinz Muhr Abigail and Leslie H. Wexner Alma and Joseph B. Gildenhorn Clare Muñana Marion and Frederick B. Whittemore Sabrina and Antonio Gracias Gina and Jerry Murdock Alice Young and Thomas L. Shortall, Esq.

Gold Leaf Society Susan Miller* Gloria Christal Dionne and Francis Najafi Nancy C. and A. Steven Crown Robert J. Abernethy Stefan Edlis and Gael Neeson Meredyth Anne Dasburg Foundation Amy and David Abrams Perri Peltz and Eric Ruttenberg Emily Gold Mears Karen Heim-Amadon and Greg Amadon Susan Taylor and Robert Cunningham Pew III Meg and Bennett Goodman Vanisha and Amit Bhatia Anne N. and J. Christopher Reyes Barbara and Gerald D. Hines Christy and Daryl R. Burton Leslie M. Saiontz Linda E. Johnson Kim and Rob Coretz Vicki and Roger Sant Toby Devan Lewis Sandra and Paul Edgerley Carole B. and Gordon Segal Marianne and Sheldon B. Lubar Samia and A. Huda Farouki Nancy Swift Furlotti and Erel Shalit Craig C. Martin Sheila and David Fuente Bren Simon Flo Fulton-Miller and Scott D. Miller Karen Z. Gray-Krehbiel and Nancy Wall and Chuck Wall Jennifer and David Millstone John H. Krehbiel, Jr. Melani and S. Robson Walton Linda McCausland and Peter Nicklin Sharon and Larry D. Hite Ilona Nemeth and Alan Quasha Melony and Adam J. Lewis Susan and Christopher Redlich Chairman’s Society Sharon Handler Loeb and John L. Loeb Jr. Robert Rosenkranz and Alexandra Munroe, Anu and Manoj Menda, Managing Giancarla and Luciano Berti The Rosenkranz Foundation Trustees-RMZ Foundation Bostock Family Foundation Jean and Thomas D. Rutherfoord, Jr.

* Deceased

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 71 Ali and Lewis A. Sanders Carla D’Arista Frampton and Doren M. Pinnell Gina and Sam Shapiro George T. Frampton, Jr. Betsy and Robert S. Pitts Deanie and Jay Stein Karen and James S. Frank Anne and Arnold Porath Alice L. Walton Emanuel J. Friedman Philanthropies Lisa Stone Pritzker Beatrice and Anthony Welters Jessica M. and John B. Fullerton Julie White Ratner and Dennis Ratner Annelise and David Winter Pamela Paresky and Christopher Gates Pixie and Jimmy Reiss Donna and Jon Gerstenfeld Kathryn Gleason and Timothy Ring President’s Society Nicole Giantonio and Jim Horowitz Christopher Roberts Beth and Larry W. Gies Kate Roberts Vicki Abeles Deborah and Dennis Glass Lyn M. Ross Oded Aboodi Marilyn G. and Michael J. Glosserman Cari B. and Michael J. Sacks Gayle and Michael Ahearn Harriett and Richard E. Gold Shirley and Yossi Sagol Paul G. Allen Arthur N. Greenberg Mara and Ricky Sandler Anonymous (5) Agnes Gund June and Paul C. Schorr III Molly Gochman and Michael Armilio Ellen Bronfman Hauptman and Danny Sebright Doris and Laurence Ashkin Andrew Hauptman Jacquelin S. Sewell Grace and Morton Bender Jamie and Bush Helzberg Peggy and Carl Sewell Ronit and William Berkman Melinda B. and Jeffery D. Hildebrand Josie and Carl Sewell III Jill and Jay Bernstein Lillie Hodges and Brett Hodges Patsy and John Shields Wilma and Stuart Bernstein Helga Fisch and Richard Hodosh Betsy and Paul Coombe Shiverick Steve Black Judith Z. Steinberg and Paul J. Hoenmans Victoria and Ronald A. Simms - Amy and Gary Block Lisa and Michael Holthouse - The Simms/Mann Family Foundation Laurie Michaels and David Bonderman Holthouse Foundation for Kids David M. Solomon Jo and Bill Brandt Lynne and Joseph Horning Sara C. and James A. Star Sue Doran and Drew Brasher Diane G. and William J. Hunckler III Gideon and Zoey Stein Gundula Brattke Gayle G. and Woody L. Hunt Ann J. and Paul G. Stern Deborah and Gabriel Brener Irja Brant and Alireza Ittihadieh Patrick F. Taylor Foundation Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg and Arturo Shana and Clint Johnstone Robin Loewenberg Tebbe and Brillembourg Elise E. and Russell C. Joseph Mark A. Tebbe Susan and Robert Emmet Brown, Jr. Joleen and Mitch Julis Mary Holmes Thompson Aviva and Martin Budd Allison and Warren Kanders Karen and James Tucker Nancy P. and Clint Carlson Manisha and Roy Kapani Marie and Andy Unanue Ruth Carver Beth and Michael Kasser Christopher V. Walker Kristina and William H. Catto Sylvia and Richard F. Kaufman Jeffrey C. Walker Julia and Michael Connors Betty Saks and Bart Kavanaugh John & Carol Walter Family Foundation Phyllis and David Z. Cook Erica and Jeffrey A. Keswin Sam R. Walton Bunni and Paul Copaken Mark Kimsey Tillie Walton Jane R. and Marshall C. Crouch III Suzanne Cole Kohlberg and James Kohlberg Alexa and Blaine Wesner Sylvie and Gary T. Crum Sheila and Michael Kurzman Jenny and Tom Williams Gerry Cuddy Ann and Edward Lamont Judy and Fred Wilpon Elissa and Gary Davis David Lee Diane Wilsey Catherine and Jerome H. Debs II Liz and Eric Lefkofsky Sharon and Clark Winslow Elizabeth Beaman and Scott M. Delman Rochelle and Max Levit Kate Wolters Elaine and Claiborne Deming Jim Lowrey William Wrigley, Jr. Jan and Neal Dempsey Gina Giumarra MacArthur Nancy R. Lazar and George R. Zachar Claire Dewar Holly and John W. Madigan Alison and Boniface Zaino Dee and David Dillon Charles N. Martin, Jr. Barbara and David Zalaznick Gloria Story Dittus Leslie Berriman and Nion McEvoy Elisha and Jeff Zander Julia Douglas Katherine and Ryan McIntyre Justin Douglas Betty and James* McManus Aspen Leaf Society Micole and John Carroll Doyle C. E. and S. Foundation Jacqueline Weld Drake Lizbeth S. and John W. Adams Kim Metcalf-Kupres Lauren K. and John P. Driscoll Rita and Jeffrey Adler - Rita and Jeffrey Adler John Moore Lisa and Ralph Eads Foundation Mary J. and Garrett Moran Gail and Richard Elden Tracy and Dennis Albers Susan E. and Robert S. Morrison Gail and Alfred Engelberg Edward Alden Marisa Muller Clayton and Sheldon Erikson Anonymous David L. Nevins Judy Estrin James Aresty David Newberger Kati Everett Aspen Chamber Resort Association Denise M. Dupre and Mark E. Nunnelly Thomas H. Fagadau Lisa and George Baker Helen Ward and Wally Obermeyer Shannon Fairbanks Roger Ballentine Susan and William Oberndorf Sherry and Joseph Felson Sarah and Dan Bayer Tomoe Odahara Idit and Moti Ferder Jeffrey A. Bayer John N. Palmer Tara Carson and Barbara Fergus Adya Beasley Patricia M. Papper Jaimie and David J. Field Ashley P. and James Beaty Margaret and Andrew M. Paul Richard Finger Renée and Robert A. Belfer Andrew L. Pecora Alejandra and Paul L. Foster Kim Bendheim Amy and Brian Pennington

72 Janie and John S. Bennett Sakurako and William S. Fisher Mona Look-Mazza and Anthony Mazza Amy Margerum Berg and Gilchrist B. Berg Barbara and Aaron Fleck Judy and Amory B. Lovins Rebecca and Jeffrey Berkus Karine and Edward P. Flinter Sandra Familet and Chauncey Lufkin Alan Berube Susan Gordon and Scott Francis Michele and Donn Lux Carrie Besnette Hauser - Barry Friedman Leslie and Kurt Malkoff Colorado Mountain College Carole Gaba and Richard Gordon Niki Manby Ganesh Betanabhatla Joan and Launce Gamble Nicola and Jeffrey Marcus Anita and James Bineau Simonetta Brandolini and Renee Gardner, Carol S. Marks Mia Birdsong Friends of Florence Amy Haines and Richard Marks Rebecca Donelson and Kristen and Larry Gellman Susan Marx Robert Charles Blattberg Dale Goodman and Leonard Genet Jill and Erik Maschler Kalita and Edward W. Blessing Julie Gerson Travis Mason Alison Blood Virginia and Gary Gerst Sharon Maxwell-Ferguson and Kimberly Bloom Gordon Silver and Carla Ginsburg Howell Lykes Ferguson Allison and Randall Bone Dit and Mark A. Goldberg Nancy Mayer Janine Bourke Alfred G. Goldstein Brandy and Richard McAniff Michael Bourke Thorey and Barry J. Goldstein Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Mark Brown and Stephen Brint Jeannette and Jerry A. Goldstone Bruce McEver Kim Brizzolara Andrea and Jim Gordon, Janet and Thomas McKinley The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation The Edgewater Funds Simonetta Cittadini and Felipe Medina Inette and Joshua Brown Lenore S. and Bernard A. Greenberg Fund Marilyn and Tom Melberg Courtney and Michael Brown Hilary Gallin and Michael B. Greenwald Lisa and Willem Mesdag Andrea and Christopher D. Bryan Joann and David L. Grimes Rheda Becker and Robert E. Meyerhoff Carolyn S. Bucksbaum Margaret McDowell and James Grossman Mary V. Mochary Jacolyn and John Bucksbaum Llura and Gordon Gund Sara and William Morgan Stephen Bullock Joanna Ossinger and Daniel Moss Ken Burns Nicki and J. Ira Harris Rebecca K. and Raymond M. Murray, Jr. Jane L. and Calvin Cafritz Mary Ann and Jim Harris Stephanie and Michael Naidoff Terri and Tony Caine Joan W. Harris - The Irving Harris Foundation Davia Nelson Kellie H. and William Carlson Alix Mattingly and Alan Harter Eileen and Craig Newmark Penney Evans and Dennis Carruth Becky and William Heldfond Paula and Jonathan Nickell Christine Carter Cindy Hirschfeld Sue A. and James Oates Martin G. Carver Katie and Rob Holton Marne Obernauer, Jr. Laurel and John H. Catto David Houggy Jeanie and Patrick O’Shaughnessy Katherin and David D. Chase Heidi Houston Farah Pandith Rabia Chaudry Tori Dauphinot and Ken Hubbard Thomas A. Patterson Christine M. Karnes and Richard Check Carol and Mike Hundert Doug H. Phelps Janet F. Clark Daniel J. Ikenson Elizabeth Phelps Karen Flannery James Ali and David Phillips Patty Alper and David I. Cohn Hasan Kwame Jeffries Cathy and Hunter Pierson Stephen Coll Dr. Jane Jenkins Pauline B. Pitt James Connaughton Brenda Jewett Mary and Charles Preusse Patricia Cook George Jewett Ashley and Jeffrey Quicksilver Cornelia and Richard Corbett Jennifer and Sekou Kaalund Leah Wright Rigueur Suzi and David Cordish Diana Jacobs Kalman Lauren and Bob Roberts Judy and Archibald Cox, Jr. Carolyn and William Kane Stephanie and Mark Robinson Angela and Charles L. Cunniffe Laura and Michael Kaplan Matthew Rojansky Jerry A. Davis Marjie and Bob Kargman Debbi Fields Rose and Michael* Rose Ronald Davis Benton Kastman Michelle and Herbert Rosenfeld Melinda and Scott A. Delmonico Jane and Gerald Katcher Betsy and Andy Rosenfield Deanie and Martin Dempsey Neal Katyal Nancy and Miles L. Rubin Alexis Diaz Barbara Bluhm-Kaul and Donald Kaul Randall H. Russell Susan and Brian N. Dickie Kenneth Keil David Sadroff Carol and Dixon Doll Family Foundation Kitty Kelley Pamela and Arthur Sanders Jon Kelly Mary and Patrick Scanlan The Dreman Foundation Hyunja and Jeff L. Kenner Lorraine and Mark Schapiro Elizabeth Dubin Betsy and Brill Key Caryn and Rudi Scheidt Tristan L. and Tim Duncan Susan and John Klein Paul Schimmel Kay L. and Tom T. Dunton Carol Susan and Robert E. Klein Trevor Schoonmaker Ingrid O. and Thomas J. Edelman Dorothy and Sidney Kohl Alece and David Schreiber Carolyn Edgar Cathy and Jonathan Koplovitz Linda and H. Del Schutte, Jr. Anna May Feige and Timothy E. Feige Henry Lambert and Carey Bond Shannon Schuyler Christy Ferer Gaylene Salomons and Rickey Lamitie Wendy and Michael Sidley Marilyn and Larry Fields Ana Landa Maggie Grise and Adam Silver Linda and Gregory Fischbach Jennifer Engel and Marian Lansburgh Nancy and Mark J. Silverman David Fischer Carol and John Levy Madeline and Michael D. Silverman Leana Fisher and Judith Fisher Darielle and Earl Linehan Mish Tworkowski and Joseph Singer * Deceased

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 73 Dan Bayer

74 Tina and Albert H. Small, Jr. Claudia and Richard Balderston Claudia L. and William T. Coleman III Camilla Smith Marilyn and John Balson Cynthia Ott and James Coleman Andrea and Glenn Sonnenberg Robert Barnes Sandra and Michael Collins Gillian Sorensen E. Jay Rosenstein and Raymond Baron Mercedes Condy Erika and Karim Souki David and Ann Barry Noel R. and Thomas Congdon Anthony Spadaro Cornelia Greaves and Buddy Bates William Cook Constance and Stephen H. Spahn Betty-Jean and David Bavar Jean and Bernard J. Cooney Steven Spencer Karen Beard Dale Coudert Gayle and Paul Stoffel Chuck Bellock Howard Cox Jessica and Jason Stoller Vivian and Norman Belmonte Charles Crocker Evelyn M. and Barry S. Strauch, M.D. Clayton I. Bennett Druscilla French and Stephen M. Cumbie Kelly and Lee J. Styslinger III Deborah and Robert Bennett Marc and Lisa Cummins Eleanor F. and John M. Sullivan, Jr. Marilyn Berens Charles B. Curtis Ellen and Stephen D. Susman Barbara and Bruce Berger James Curtis Sue and Aziz D. Syriani Elena M. Berk Dorothy Walsh D’Amato and Shelley and Joel D. Tauber Linda Binder C. Richard D’Amato Jeffrey J. Taylor Janet and Robert Blaich Scott Davidson Jonathan Tepperman Charlotte Blank Ellen and Gary Davis Amy and Mark Tercek Nancy L. Blank Yolanda and Mark Davis Gillian Tett Gretchen Bleiler Martin Davis Larry Thomas II Ellen Block Alexandra de Borchgrave Jennifer Olson and Scott Thompson Sally Blount Susan de Saint Phalle Anne and Bill R. Tobey, Jr. Betty Ann Blum Alex Heather Triano Jane Bogart Kittie and Bill Devers Elly Ibbotson and Timur Umarov Barbara Haskell and Leon Botstein Jeannine English and Howard Dickstein Amy and Jeffrey Verschleiser Andrea Bowers Muffy and Andy DiSabatino Cissy and Curt Viebranz Frances F. Bowes Amy and Michael Doherty Susan L. Smalley and Kevin Wall Leslie G. Bowman Deneen Donnley Andrea E. Wallack Marc Brackett Diana Lady Dougan Monique Clarine and Ralph Wanger Mark A. Bradley Marsha and David Dowler Wendy Whitman and Ryan Warren Stuart Brafman Berkeley and Jason Downie Sandra and Stanford Warshawsky Deborah S. Breen Sheila Draper Lucinda B. Watson Ginny and Charles Brewer Heather and Todd duBoef Michael Weiser Shara and Jonathan Brice Antonia Paepcke DuBrul Christie and Jeffrey P. Weiss Ella and Scott Brittingham Diane and Wayne Ducote Leslie Marshall and William F. Weld Carolyn Brody Nancy S. Dunlap Edith Kallas-Whatley and Joe R. Whatley Marian and Albert “Buzz” Brown, Jr. Carol S. Dweck Carlotta and Wendell Willkie Nancy Brown Susan Dweck Atti Worku Robin and Neal Buchalter Leatrice and Mel Eagle Irene and Alan L. Wurtzel Noreen and Kenneth Buckfire Marcy and Leo Edelstein Mary and Harold Zlot April Bucksbaum Linda and Alan S. Englander Zlotnik Family Charitable Fund Glenn Martin Bucksbaum Susan Engs Teddy Zmrhal Barb and Steve Buffone Bess and Ted Enloe III Heidi Zuckerman Natalie Orfalea and Louis Buglioli Billie and Gregory Erwin Barbara J. Burger Kiki and Steven Esrick Fellows Andy Burness Dafri and Michael Estes Catherine and Bill Cabaniss Judith Barnard and Michael Fain Virginia Aaron Ludmila and Conrad Cafritz Marita and Jonathan Fairbanks Vanessa and Karl Adam Susan M. and Brett Caine Linda and Rob Faktorow John K. Adams Linda Calhoun Cara M. Familet Carol and Ken L. Adelman Marion A. Cameron Vivian Farah Jim Adler Samantha Campbell Peter Feer Kay Allaire Shelley Senterfitt and Ken Canfield Anne and Alan D. Feld Judy Ley Allen Robert Cantu Suzanne Felson Linda and John Allman Karen E. Wagner and David L. Caplan Susan and George Fesus Carolyn Small Alper Tate and Blake Casper Joseph Sebastian Fichera Tanya and Paul Alston Jorge E. Castillo Susan and Richard Finkelstein Dean V. Ambrose Denise and Michael Cetta Carol Fishman Jim Anathan Merle Chambers Jodie and Steven Fishman Anonymous (4) Mark Chichester Cristina Rose and Scott FitzRandolph Jill and Paul Aschkenasy Rona and Jeffrey B. Citrin Marcia and Donald Flaks Barbara and Don Averitt Tony Clancy Javier Font Rebecca T. Ayres Vince Clark Lou Fouts Michelle and Brad Bachmann Kelly L. Close Catherine and Christopher Foyle Denise Bachrodt Kim Coates and Nick Coates Angie Franks Cheryl and Orrin Baird Suzanne and Robert Cochran Anna and Matt Freedman Susan and Steve Baird Marcie Cohen Chuck Frias Nina McLemore and Donald I. Baker Brenda Wild and Tony Coia Charlotte Moss and Barry S. Friedberg Marilyn and George L. Baker Tony Cole Kathy and Jeffrey Friedland

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 75 Golda and Sheldon Friedstein Spring Hollis Barbara and Jonathan O. Lee Muni Fry Allison and Patrick Holloran Judith and Donald Lefton Marjorie Layden and Daniel Fung Sue and R. Ronald Hopkinson Edward Lenkin and Roselin Atzwanger Barbara and Michael Gamson John Horton Ruth Owades and Louis Lenzen Shelby and Frederick Gans Erica Hartman-Horvitz and Karen and Bruce Levenson Brent Gardner-Smith Richard Alan Horvitz Louise Levin Eydie and Donald Garlikov Ada and Jim Horwich Felicia and Ronald Levin Richard Garvin Leonora Horwin Lucia D. Swanson and Theodore A. Levine Catherine Gellert Sue Hostetler Margi and Thomas Levitt Lori and Bruce Gendelman Holly Huffines Walter M. Levy Eric Gertler Karen T. Hughes and K. Alexandra Hughes Margaret Wettergreen and Jamie Lewis Howard Gilbert Lawrence Hui Suzanne Leydecker David Gitlitz Laura Hunt Mary Schmidt-Libby and Russell Libby Jeanne Glatt Judy and Robert Huret Dori and Robert Libson Dr. Lisa Braun Glazer and Dr. Jeffrey Glazer Camille Cook and Laura Hutcheson Sylvia and David Lichtenger Melissa Glynn Robert Hutchings Judy and Sam Linhart Erin M. Gogolak Carolyne T. Hyde Jody Guralnick and Michael Lipkin Bulent Goktuna Barbara and Joseph Reeves Hyde III Zsuzsanna Karasz* and John Lipsky Barbara Gold Mary Ann Hyde Susan and Fred Lodge Michelle and Jared Goldberg Liba Icahn James Loeffler Wendy and Fred T. Goldberg, Jr. David Ignatius Nancy and James R. Loewenberg Jean Golden Corree Isley Jennifer and Mark Lotke Sallie Golden Bisque Jackson Pamela Jo Rosenau and Marilyn Lowey Adam Goldsmith Martha and Mel W. Jackson Miguel Loya Lynda Goldstein Dorothy Jacobs Mary and Robert E. S. Lupo Teri and Andy Goodman Trudy and John Jacobson Martha Luttrell Nelson Gordman Mary and Thomas Alan James Janette and Robert Macaulay Eran Gorev Lucie Jay Tilly and Parker Maddux Steven Grand-Jean Elizabeth Jeffett Mark Mahaney Thomas Grape Edith H. and C. Hastings Johnson Nancy R. Manderson Cheryl Gray Joy Johnson Judy and Robert* Mann Dean L. Greenberg Marci and Stan Johnson Gail P. and Frederick J. Manning Karen Greenberg Teresa and Steve Johnson Joan and Michael Marek Eileen and Richard Greenberg Anne and R.S. Jones Janice and Chip Marks Jan and Ronald K. Greenberg Kathleen K. and Warren D. Jones Jeffrey Marlough Cathy and Bob Griffin Tory and Mark Joseph Patricia Marquis Cynthia Gronroos Suzanne Bober and Stephen Kahn Stephanie Pace Marshall Jane and Allen Grossman Nora and Geoffrey Kanter Courtney Martin Rebecca Henry and Harry Gruner Jill and Curtis Kaufman Denise Monteleone and James Martin Vinod Gupta Ann and Stephen Kaufman Martha and Todd Martin Linda L. Haan Lisa and Kenneth Kelley Mark Mason Shannon J. Hales Bicky and George A. Kellner Estelle and William McArthur Anne and Kurt Hall Katherine Kendrick Sharon Teddy Mcbay Meg Withgott and Per-Kristian Halvorsen Ross King Worthy McCartney Joanna Rees and John Hamm Paul Kinney Jodie W. McLean Jan Koran and Steven Handler Joanne and John Kirby Rosemary Bray McNatt Julia Hansen William Kirby Penny Meepos Sally and Steve Hansen The Kirkpatrick Family Fund Diane E. Meier Johann Hari Melvyn N. Klein Nancy E. and Peter* Meinig Leelee and Bill Harriman Sally and Jim Klingbeil Deborah and Lee Meisel Zara and Daniel Harris Chris Kluwe J. Alec Merriam Gay and Wyman Harris Jane and William Knapp Steven Merrill Linda and Mitch Hart Lisa Kopecky Eleanor and Robert M. Meyers Cheryl G. Healton Colleen Kollar-Kotelly Debbie Shon and Andrew Michels Lita Warner Heller Lindsey Kozberg Renee and Bruce Michelson Heller Family Foundation Stanley Kritzik BJ Miller Susan Helm Alison Lewis and Craig Krumwiede Lloyd Miller Katherine and Bill Henderson Fred R. Kucker Melinda and Morris Mintz Claudia and Tom Henteleff David Kunin Nancy and Charles Mitchell Linda Vitti Herbst and Clarence A. Herbst Julie LaNasa and John T. Kunzweiler Joanne and Joel Mogy Jerry H. and Linda Herman Constance and John Joseph Kurowski Shelah and Marc S. Moller Susan Hesketh Amy and Thomas Kwei Nancy and George Montgomery Juliane Marion Heyman Sally and James Lapeyre, Jr. Anne and Mead Montgomery Christopher Hill Donald W. Larsen Jr. Chrissi and Michael C. Morgan Richard H. Hillman Jeanne Lawrence Marci and Ronnie Morgan Sharon Hoffman Joany Lebach Julie and Mark Morris Tamara Holliday Elaine and Robert LeBuhn Kim Anstatt Morton

76 Julie C. Muraco Valerie A. Richter Laurence Steinberg Marcie J. and Robert Musser Jenny Rickard Phyllis and Ronald Steinhart Carlos Musso Donna Di Ianni and Peter Rispoli Freda Gail Stern Matthew Myers Courtland Robinson Debbie and Jeffrey Stevenson Ilene and James A. Nathan Judy T. and Emerson Robinson, Jr. Ellen M. Heller and Shale D. Stiller Linda Nathanson Katie and Amnon Rodan Linda Klieger Stillman and Robert Stillman Katherine Neisser Daniel Rodriguez Curt Strand Judy Ney Theodore Roosevelt IV Tracy Straus D’Ann F. and John R. Norwood Barbara and Donald Rosenberg Barbara B. and Thomas W. Strauss Ann O’Brien Michelle and Howard Rosenbloom Jeremi Suri Susan O’Bryan Joan and Barry Rosenthal Krista Swanson Stephanie and Diarmuid O’Connell Alec Ross Carol and James Swiggett Eileen O’Connor Robert Ross Marcy Syms Janet and Tom O’Connor Ruthanne and Scott Roth Emily and Stew Tabin Michelle and Chris Olson Ivette and Andrew Rothschild Bruce Taub Susan Christine O’Neal Ronald Rubenstein Amanda Cox Taylor Edward O’Reilly Susie and Leslie Rudd Anne Kaiser and Robert P. Taylor Nedra and Mark Oren Stuart Russell Shelly A. and Peter* Thigpen Greg Orman Douglas and Kristen Ryckman Robert Thoburn Laurie Crown and Richard Ortega Viveka Å. Rydell-Anderson Joseph Tobin Brian Overbo Norma Saafir Joan Tobin Sharon Owsley Vivian and John Sabel Cathy Mitchell Toren and Peter Toren Margaret and Paul Pace Gail and Richard Sachson Sarah McKinley and Frank Torti Christine and Maralee Beck and Andrew Safir John Train Alexander Papachristou Eva Sage-Gavin Guillermo Trevino Jean L. and Allen G. Parelman Linda Sandell Nancy Oliphant and Adam Trombly Yves Pascouau Karen and Nathan Sandler Roberta Turkat Sue and Kirk Patrick Lois and Thomas C. Sando John Turner Patricia M. Patterson Linda and Jay Sandrich Sandra and Sam Tyler Esther Pearlstone Jan and John G. Sarpa Erik Van der Kooij Amy Elias and Richard L. Pearlstone Susan Small Savitsky Dennis H. Vaughn Dipika Rai and Douglas Peckham Judith Schalit Jonathan Vaughters Kathryn Fleck Peisach and Harry Peisach Gloria Scharlin Ty Warren Susan and Paul Penn Orville Schell Viviane M. Warren Robert M. Pennoyer Betty and Lloyd G. Schermer Judy and Robert H. Waterman, Jr. Mary Ann Peoples Lisa and David T. Schiff Roxanne J. Decyk and Neil Lewis Watts Thomas M. Perkins Linda and Robert Schmier Evelene Wechsler Robert M. Perkowitz Barbara and F. Eugene Schmitt Karen and Martin S. Weiner Essie Perlmutter Susan and Sheldon Schneider Myriam Weinstein Donna and Richard Perlmutter Victoria E. Schonfeld Marion W. Weiss William Peruzzi Louise and Robert Schwab Marvin F. Weissberg Carol H. and Brooke Peterson Michelle Schwartz Lucie and Jerry Weissman Hensley and James Peterson Nina and William B. Schwartz III Carrie Wells Kathy and Jerry Petitt Phyllis and David Scruggs Dana and Michael Werner Kathryn Phillips Katherine and Dhiren H. Shah Brien White Susan and William* Plummer Jane and Paul Shang Shelly Porges and Richard J. Wilhelm Dorothy and Aaron S. Podhurst Jayne Shapiro Nancy and Larry Wilhelms Pat and William F. Podlich Robert Sharpe Lisa and Edward W. Williams Diane and Arnold L. Polinger Joyce Sher Hank Willis Thomas Marnie Pope Bermingham and Steven Pope Joseph Sherman Reginald Wilson Jane R. and William M. Pope, Jr. Barbara K. Shuster Carol G. and Michael E. Winer Leslie and Wolfgang Pordzik Robert Sidorsky Steve Winesett Jon Powell Lois Siegel Susan and Barton Winokur Jody Rhone and Thomas Pritchard Jill and Stuart Siegel Ruth Winter Catherine Anne Provine Cecily Silberman Mary and Hugh D. Wise III John Vytautas Prunskis Amy A. and William Simon Robin S. Wittlin Josiane Collazo-Psaki and James Psaki Christi and Eric Small Carolyn and William J. Wolfe Kelley and Mark Purnell Lynn B. Smith Corinne and Paul Wood Eden Rafshoon Beverly and John Snyder Frank Woods Marsha Ralls Patti Solis Doyle Judy Wyman Kenneth Ramberg Mei Xu Ellen B. and Edward Randall III Charif Souki Caren Yanis Whitney Randolph Selma Spaccarelli Wendy Yanowitch Stacey and Presley O. Reed Nancy Spears Karen Zelden Rotem and Shai Reshef Nancy Chasen and Don Spero Judy and Leo Zickler Myra L. and Robert S. Rich Julie and Martin J. Sprinzen David Zolet Pamela and Charles F. Richards, Jr. Sandy and Stephen Stay * Deceased

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 77 Vanguard Chapter Megan and Tom Clark Janet Gordon Missey Condie Nikki Goss Kate Abraham Lori Conkling Joanne and Matthew Gouaux Shannan and Joshua Adler Ashley and Michael Connolly Garth Graham Michael J. Albert Brendan L. Cook Odile Granter Wilson Erica Alioto Candice Cook Simmons Michael Gridley Tabitha R. Almquist Monty Lamont Cooper Kendra Lauren Gros Laura Caldwell and Charles Amadon Catherine Corman Brett Grossman Brigitte Anderson Michelle Cortright Elizabeth and Peter Hagist Anonymous (4) Kasey Crown and David Comfort Christian Halvorsen Emma and Michael Anselmi Caroline and Keating Crown Scott Hanley The Aspen Skiing Company Family Fund Charles Cutshall Elizabeth and Blake Hansen Jerry Augustin David Dabscheck Rachel and Reid Hansen Jessi and Joe Baker Susan de la Houssaye Brendan Hart Philip Balderston Lindsey de la Torre Jason Hartman Lissa Ballinger Alix Dejean Heidi and Keith Hemstreet Aaron Bare Jason Alexander Denby Chantal N. Henderson Claudia Barrios Anuj Desai Casady M. Henry Kirsten Bay Chelsea and Chace E. Dillon IV Cindy and Will Herndon Hassan Bazzi Paul Dimoh Claudia Ho Davis Berg Laci Dinan Samuel Hodges Katherine and James Berger Michael F. DiNiscia Jeff D. Holiday Rina Shah Bharara and Niteesh Bharara Michael P. DiPaula-Coyle Ben Homer Genevieve and Andrew Biggs Robin Dolch George Saad and Jason Howell Ian Black Falon Dominguez C. Lloyd Huggins Janice Blanchard Amy and Tripp Donnelly Adam Hundt Marcus Blue, DDS, P.C. Margo Drakos Troy Hysmith Kenneth Bok Kyle Dropp Heather Ichord Tasce and Zack Bongiovanni Jacqueline and Jarka Duba Igor Jablokov Sarah Borgman Anu Vege and Abhijit Dubey Natalie and Bixby Jamison Dan Braga Jennifer Duncan Cara Grayer Johnson and Jerry L. Johnson Jamie L. Brewster McLeod and Melonie Nance and Kristin and Benjamin Johnston Glen McLeod Umamaheswar Duvvuri Andrew Karsh Michelle Broderick Damien Dwin Brian Kaufmann Gordon Bronson Dulcinea and Spencer Edge Emily Kay Charles Bronstein Philip Edmunds Lindsay Schanzer and Alexander Kelloff Karen B. Brooks Kim Edwards Alex Kendrick Molly M. Brooks Tracy Eggleston Scott Kendrick Morgan Henschke and Matthew Brown Sarah and Andrew Ellenbogen Kristin Kenny Donna and Kenton Bruice Lauren McCloskey Elston and Ryan Elston Natasha I. Kiemnec D. A. Budler Vlad Enache Michele Kiley Brittany Buffalino Ashley and Andrew Ernemann Andrew Klaber Nathnael Bulcho Georg Philipp Ettstaller Robert Klaber Adem Bunkeddeko James Feng Missy and Chris Klug Jonathan Burley Michael Ferguson Pippa and Alex Klumb Kendall Cafritz James B. Ferrari Harry D. Knight, Jr. Megan DiSabatino and Nicola Caiano Filipa and Joshua Fink Andrea Korber Eeva and Christopher Calero Paulette and Joshua Fink Armel Kouassi Tripp Callan Lindsay Forster Karen and Liam Krehbiel Martha Campbell Lindsy and Adam J. Fortier Cari and Jeff Kuhlman Eric J. Carr Chris Fowler Bernard Lagrange Julie Case Isabelle and Scott Freidheim Wesley J. Lai Annie and Coley Cassidy Arely and Jose A. Freig Samuel G. Landercasper Valerie Caveney Houston Frost Joshua Landis Lynn M. Chaffier Katherine Fry Diana and Chris Lane Pamela Chan Lady and Chip Fuller Stefanie Lear Trisala Chandaria Sam Gandy Aynsley and Palmer Letzerich Jessie Chaney and Abate Riccardo Lolly and David Garcia Kimberly Levin David F. Chazen Hayley Mitchell and Clayton Gentry Suzann Levine Susan Rennie and Catherine Chen-Rennie Nicoletta Giordani Kim Master and Noah Lieb Cristine Chiasson Mona Girotra Christine and Andrew Light Jennifer Childs Patrick Givens Alice and Peter Light Phaedra Chrousos Leila Toplic and Cyrill Glockner Regan Wilson and Christopher Lim Casarae Clark Austin Glover Emily Lin Chelsea Rae Clark Louisa Lyn Goldsmith Nick Lincoln Kristofer Clark Carol and Marc Goldstein Renee Linnell Scott W. Clark Alexandra Gordon Katherine and David Liola

78 Becky Heldfond and Jon Kelly, Vanguard Leadership board members, performing Antigone at their annual seminar. (Dan Bayer)

Tara and Hunter Lipton Jason Pileggi Lauren Callaghan and Russell Sprole Michael Smith Liss Stephen Pineault Michael and Mary Kathryn Steel Lindsay Lofaro Lisa Pingatore Stephanie Holder and Tom Stegman Jessica J. Lucas Geneva Podolak Laura Makar and Luke Stephenson Holly Lynch Cintra Pollack Collette Stallbaumer and Warren Stickney Daniel Lynn Marianna K. Prueger Tyler Storlie Peter Mack Pavel Raifeld Clay Stranger Christy Mahon Diana Birkett Rakow Mary Frances and Stephen Szoradi Patrick Maloney Aaren Riley Curtis Tamkin Eric Maltzer Maxwell Rispoli Nicole and Lex Tarumianz Carrie Mantha Jonathan Robinson Hannah Thompson Chris Marlin Brittanie Rockhill Victoria Treyger Dave Mayer Kristen Rogers Ryan Triplette Daniel T. and Chrissy McCaslin Sarah Broughton and John Rowland Jillian Tucker Farell and Ashby McElveen Ally L. and Scott Russell Lucy Tucker Marcia McGowan Elexa Ruth Ksenia Tyutrina Erin McGuire Torrey Simons and Marcus Ryu Holly Upper Kathryn McKinley Landen Saks Brittany and Colter Van Domelen Slater McLean Susanna Samet Amanda Vanderpool Ryan McManus Christine Sanwald Jose Vazquez Lexi McNutt Edward Sappin Adam Verner Andrea and Robert McTamaney Patrick Schaefer Erin and Dash Victor Maggie Melberg Morwin Schmookler James Waldron John Melvin Beth Shapiro Schulte and David Schulte Jessica and Andrew Walker Ayesha Mian David Segal Ryan Walterscheid Orly Friedman and Matthew Miller Kimbelry and Michael Seguin Riley Warwick Ryan Miller Marina E. and Oliver Sharpe John Hall and Dan Watson Gurpreet and Raghavendra Misra Megan Shean Julie Lundy and Ezra Weinblatt Mary and Justin Moninger Sara and Michael Shulman Katarina Weir Kimberly Morgan Dawinder Sidhu Bryan Weisbard Laurie Morrison Amana and Scot Simmons Jennifer Lehmann Weng Ellen-Jane and Ben Moss Joshua N. Simon Julia and John Whipple Julia Murphy Nicola Siso Nicholas Wiggins Danielle and Paul Noto Andrew C. Skewes Jenn Wilcox Thomas Alycia Steinberg and Damian O’Doherty Gayle Skinner Andrea Hailey and David Williamson Julie Oliff Anda and Ryan Smalls Lindsay Wilson Claire and Michael Olshan Andrew Smith Hang Kei Simon Wong Jared Oren Jeremy Pemberton and Dawnette Smith Cynthia Wood Matt Owings Stephanie Smith Jason Wu Adish R. Padhani Suzanne Smith Ali Wyne Ryan Patrick Jane K. and Brian M. Snow Coulter Young Lindsay and Jeff Patterson Sarah and Paul C. Sohn Alix and Fabrizio Zangrilli Elysia and Burnet Pearce Katie and Michael Solondz Cal Zarin Sarah E. Pelch Cindy Song Rachel and Paul M. Zimmerman Amy Phuong Jill Barrett and Jeremy Spaulding Sophie Levy Zuckerman and Eric Zuckerman

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Nielly and Mark Alderman The Gunston School, Inc. Patricia and Stephen Parkhurst Katherine and David F. Allen Sandra T. Hale Carol H. Parlett Thomas J. Baker II Elizabeth and Robert Hammond Delphine M. Peck Pat and Charles Barry Signe Hanson Elizabeth and Charles W. Petty, Jr. Patricia J. and Michael J. Batza, Jr. Tracy Higgs-Wagner and Scott Wagner Laura and Walter H. Plosila Jeanne and Bruce Bernard Catherine and Thomas E. Hill Anthony Principi Ellen and Richard Bernstein Joanna H. and Robert A. Holden, (Ret.) Jeffrey and Sandra Quartner Susan M. and Lawrence C. Blount Martha F. Horner David W. and Jeanne Reager Ellen and Richard Bodorff Beth C. and Jeff H. Horstman Margaret B. Rennels Caroline Boutté and Peter Gallagher Nina Rodale Houghton Brenda and Phil Rever Meta and William B. Boyd Jason Houser Rebecca and Myron F. Richardson Alan Brecher Gugy Irving Mary and Fritz Riedlin Hilary and Rainer Bruns Pam and Jerry Jana Edgra and Ira Ringler Ward Bucher Lynda G. and William W. Jeanes, Jr. Elspeth and William G. Ritchie Elizabeth P. and Thomas J. Buckley Sherry and David Jeffery Alice and Bruce Rogers Joseph P. Camerino Deborah E. Jennings Beverly and Peter Rohman Charles T. Capute and Elizabeth Spurry Karen M. Jensen Adrienne Rudge Kelly P. and Alejandro F. Castro Catherine Joyce Jana C. and Robert A. Rudnick Chesapeake College Kristin and Timothy W. Junkin Alice Ryan Linda M. and Steve R. Clineburg Sally and Alfred B. Kagan Priscilla and Edmund Ryan Stephen M. Cox Karen Kaludis and Thomas Filbert Sarah and Ken Sadler Joan Crowley Courtney M. and Scott Kane S. Stevens Sands, Jr. Madge Henning and Warren N. Davis Gingie and Frank J. Keefer Kim E. Sedmak Diane and Philip Dinkel Tee and John R. Kelly Earl L. Segal Tellie and George W. Dixon Freia K. and Warren W. Kershow Alexa and Tom D. Seip Jacqueline A. and Joseph E. Doddridge Robert J. Koenke Peggy and Paul Sharp Joyce and Steven Doehler Susan and Barry Koh Barbara E. and Michael D. Sheridan Lou and Carl Doll Elizabeth Koprowski Martha H. and Alfred C. Sikes Melissa and Ken M. Doyle Byron LaMotte Esther and Larry W. Stanton Donna and William S. Dudley Delia and Marvin Lang Christine and Thomas Stauch Virginia W. and Harry J. Duffey III Patricia and Donald N. Langenberg Gail and Steve Steckler David Dunn and Amb. Amy Bondurant Judith and George R. Lawrence René and Thomas Stevenson Holly and Paul Fine Darren and Susan Leeman Sabine and Stephan Strothe Merrilie D. Ford Joan Levy and Simon Arnstein Susan B. and William L. Thomas Audrey and Stephen Forrer Patricia N. Lewers Paige and Benjamin Tilghman M. Reamy Ancarrow and Michael Forscey Mary Revell and Eugene Lopez Beverly and Richard Tilghman Anne and George Foss Norah L. and Russ A. Mail Ann Tillotson and William Futrell Katharine and John W. Foster III Trish and John Malin Steven Tucker Edward Gabriel Sherry and Charles W. Manning Bruce and Mary Ellen Valliant Mary Garner Amy Haines and Richard Marks Sandra and Clinton A. Vince, Jr. Sylvia Garrett Catherine C. McCoy Tracy Ward Shirley and Lew Gayner Bernice and Jerry Michael Brenda Stone and Dan Watson Judith and William H. Geoghegan Susan Forlifer and Robert Middleton Ann and Charles Webb Lynne McGrath and Paul Gilmore Maxine and William* Millar Irmhild and Philip J. Webster Katherine K. and Christopher T. Gilson Patrice and Herb Miller Sharon and Richard Wheeden Donna and Martin Gleason Christa Montague Dorothy and Donald G. Whitcomb Kay and Garry Godfrey Elizabeth C. Moose Paul Wilson Charles P. Goebel Mary Alice and Donald A. Munson Georgeanna Windley Richard Graves Cecilia and Robert D. Nobel Temple Worth Elizabeth and Alan R. Griffith Carol and Brian O’Hare Sharon and Lance Yateman Hugh E. Grunden Talli and Geoff Oxnam * Deceased

German Ambassador to the US Peter Wittig addresses a group of Wye fellows on the changing relationship between the two countries. (Tom Miller)

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 81 Corporate Partners

4G Capital Creative Metier Hamptons Expo Group LLC A.K.T. Solutions LTD Credit Suisse Hansen Construction, Inc. R.A. Abdoo & Co., LLC CrossBoundary Helping Hand Incentives Abuja Technology Village Henry Crown & Company Hillios Inc. Accenture LLP Cummings & Lockwood LLC Hines Interests Limited Partnership Jim S. Adler & Associates Cunningham Companies Hivos Impact Investments AECF Custom Managment Services Inc. Hobbs, Straus, Dean & Walker LLP African Management Services Cyrus Capital Partners, LP IBM Corporation AgDevCo D Code Economic Financial Impact Amplifier Alliance Financial Group DAI Impact HUB GmbH Ameriprise Financial, Inc. Daimler AG Inherent Group Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. Dairy Management Inc. Instituto Sabin AOW Handmade Dalberg Trust Intel Corporation Aramco Services Company Datacomb Intellectual Capital Advisory Service Aramex International LLC DEG-Deutsche Investitions Interactive Advertising Bureau Aramex New York Ltd Deloitte Interactive Corp (IAC) Argonne National Laboratory Derraik E. Advogados Associad International Centre for Social Sending Asha Impact Development Alternatives Incorporated International Development Research Centre Associacao Quintessa Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. Interpay Africa AT&T Inc. Dodge & Cox Invest Tech Atlantic Asset Management Pty Ltd. Rebecca Donelson & Associates Investisseurs & Partenaires Autodesk, Inc. Duke Corporate Jibu Az Quest Dupont Fabros Technology, LP Johnson & Johnson B Lab Company E Squared JP Morgan Banco Mercantil Del Norte, S.A. Earth Heir Partners Sdn. Kaloud Bank for International Settlements East Bay Advisors LLC Kauffman & Associates, Inc. Bank of America eBay Inc The Klingbeil Trust Bankable Frontier Associates, LLC Eco Fashion Talk Land O’Lakes, Inc. Best Buy EcoEnterprises Fund Lean Enterprise Accelerator Program Bethel Party Rentals Edge Growth LEAP Beyond Capital Fund Edison International Levi Strauss & Co. Bidaya Corporate Communications El Buen Socio LGT Bank (Schweiz) AG Bloomberg LP Emmis Communications Corp. Lindblad Maritime Ent. Ltd Bluemoon Endeavor Enterprises LLC The Little Market BNY Mellon Ennovent India Advisors Live Nation Bonderman OPS, LLC Enterprise Projects Ventures Ltd. Locke Lord LLP BoutiqueMexico Esoko Networks Ltd. Manos del Uruguay Breakthru Beverages EYGS LLP Maroon Creek Partners Broad Revocable Trust , Inc. Mars Incorporated Brunswick Group FAIRMARK SARL Martin Ventures Business Place Network Fetola Massar Consulting & Technical Services Calvin Cafritz Enterprises Fidelity Investments MasterCard Worldwide Camaea de Comercio de Cali FINCA International MCE Social Capital Capital One Finova Financial McKinsey & Company CapitalPlus Exchange Corporation FMA LLC Medtronic, Inc. Capria Ventures Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp Center for Investigative Reporting FSG, Inc. Microsoft Corp. CF Realty, Inc. G Holdings Inc Millstein & Co. CFA Institute Garfield & Hecht, P.C. Mimeyco Champion Industries, Inc. GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Americas Mish, Inc. Chanel, Inc. Geico Direct Mountain Chalet Enterprises, Inc. Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. General Electric Company Mt. Daly Enterprises LLC Charter Communications Genesis Analytics Pty Ltd. MTI Engineering and Testing Inc. Chevron Corporation GlaxoSmithKline National Collegiate Inventors & Citibank, NA Global Security Advisors Innovators Alliance (NCIIA) Clif Bar & Company Globe Capital Partners GMBH NetBiz Impact Climb Real Estate Goal , Inc. Closed Monday Productions Charles Paul Goebel Architect, Ltd. New Street Research LLC Corporation Google, Inc. The Nielsen Company Conceptual Systems International, LLC Granger Management Holding LLC Nike, Inc. Consilium Capital Ltd. Greenville Health System NovantHealth Consultoria En Negocios Sustentables GroFin Novartis International Cornell Capital LLC Grow Africa Novastar Ventures Limited Corporaction Inversor The Hambleton Inn Obermeyer Wood Investment Counsel, LLLP

82 Riverside Avenue, LLC. Rio Fuerte Enterprises Rianta Capital Limited Russell Reynolds Associates ResponsAbility Investments AG Refuel Properties (PTY) LTD RE/MAX Premier Properties QualcommIncorporated Qualcomm Ventures, PWC ServicesLtd. Prime BloomInvestments PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Pratt & Whitney Potencia Ventures Pomona Impact PNC Institutional Asset Management Pfizer, Inc. Performa Investimentos PepsiCo Inc. Pebblechild BangladeshLimited Pearson ManagementServicesLimited Pearson Inc. PCP Uganda Parnassus Investments Paragon PharmaceuticalManagementCo. Palladium (OPIC) Overseas Private InvestmentCorporation O’Toole-Ewald Art Associates, Inc. Opportunity Collaboration LLC Open Capital Advisors Ltd. Omidyar NetworkServicesLLC Office FMA, LLC Toyota MotorNorth America Inc. T-Mobile US, Inc. Tishman SpeyerProperties TIAA-CREF Thread Caravan The 2017Cardinal Trust Textiil TechnoServe, Inc. Target Corporation Tak Ying Foundation Limited Syngenta Crop Protection LLC Synchrony Financial Swordfish Investments ServicesLLCStatoil Gulf Starbucks Coffee Company Spring Financial Advisors Limited Sound Posting, LLC. Sorenson ImpactCenter Social Venture Exchange Mexico Snap-on SJJ DevelopmentLLC Shorebank International Shook, Hardy &Bacon Shell International Petroleum Co., Ltd. Sentinel Trust Company Sempra Energy Semente Negocios SCOPE Insight Schooner Ltd. SAP SA SMEFund Rocky MountainCattle Moovers, Inc. Rockefeller &Co., Inc. 2018 OVERVIEW |2017 ANNUAL REPORT Zurich Insurance Group Zions ManagementServicesCompany Pearl B. Young Inc. Xylem Inc Wyndham HotelGroup Wright Capital Gestao Wepay Wennovation HubInitiative LTD Walmart Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen &Katz Capital Vista 360°, Inc. Vilcap Inc. VF ServiceLLC Verizon Communications, Inc. Vera Solutions, BenefitsLLC Venture Vesting HoldingsLtd. Veco Valor EquityManagement USAA Urban Expositions, LLC Unreasonable Group Unreasonable Alchemy, LLC United Airlines Udemy Inc. UBS Switzerland TV Azteca Triple Jump B.V. TriLinc Capital Management, LLC Tribe West LLC Transpacific Group LLC 83 Dan Bayer 84 Cherie BlairFoundation for Women The BishopFamily Foundation Birmingham Jewish Foundation Bieber Family Foundation BF Foundation Bezos Family Foundation Berti Foundation Bertelsmann Foundation Russell BerrieFoundation Jill and Jay BernsteinFamily Foundation Berman Family Foundation Berg Family CharitableFoundation The BenevityCommunity ImpactFund Beck-Safir Foundation S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation BeadforLife Community Foundation Stephen W. &SusanM. Baird Foundation AXA Foundation The Austin MemorialFoundation theUnitedStatesAssociation of Army BaltimoreAssociated Jewish CharitiesOf Aspen Valley Hospital Aspen Institute Japan The Aspen InstituteFor Advanced Studies Aspen Community Foundation Aspen Center forEnvironmental Studies Aspen Brain Institute Asociacion SocialabColombia Asociacion Alterna ASME Asia Foundation Ashesi UniversityCollege ASAP.GOV Foundation Art Dealers AssociationAmerica of Arrowhead Foundation Inc. Laura and John Arnold Foundation Arnhold Foundation Arizona Community Foundation Argidius Foundation The Arches Foundation Appui auDeveloppement Autonome The Angelo Family CharitableFoundation Andean Textile Arts American Express Foundation American EndowmentFoundation SportsAmerican CollegeMedicine of America Achieves Amani Institute The Alper Family Foundation, Inc. Alpenglow Foundation Alianca Empreendedora Alexandra Foundation Ahearn Family Foundation Agora Partnerships African ManagmentInitiative Aetna Foundation, Inc. Adler SchermerFoundation Rita & Jeffrey Adler Foundation Acumen ACDI/VOCA ACCION International A GFoundation Foundation andOrganization Partners Clermont Foundation Aspen City of Citi Foundation Christian Aid The Children’s Trust The ChicagoCommunity Foundation Chiavacci Family Foundation CHI Family Foundation, Inc Chesapeake College The DavidFranklin ChazenFoundation Charles T Capute LLC Charities Aid Foundation America Chan Zuckerberg Initiative LLC CharitableFund The Chamlin/Sarnataro Family CFP Foundation Institutions, Inc. DemocraticCenter fortheStudy of Center forInternational Private Enterprise Ceniarth LLC Celanese Foundation Cedars Foundation Inc. Catto ShawFoundation Foundation, Inc The Kristinaand William Catto Catholic Services Relief Catalyst Foundation, Inc. Catalyst forGrowth Castaways Foundation Annie E. Casey Foundation Casey Family Programs The Stephen Case Foundation Ruth A. Carver Foundation Carnegie Corporation New of York Carlson Foundation Margaret A. Cargill Foundation CARE USA California Wellness Foundation California Endowment The Buffy & William Cafritz Family Foundation Business Council forPeace Bush Foundation The BuddyProgram Family Foundation John and Jacolyn Bucksbaum BSpace Limited Carolyn S. Brody Family Foundation Eli andEdytheBroad Foundation Brittingham Family Foundation British Council Brillembourg OchoaFamily Foundation Family Foundation The Virginia &CharlesBrewer Caribbean Branson Entrepreneurship Center of - The Brady Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Bostock Family Foundation Maxwell V. BlumFamily Foundation California FoundationBlue Shieldof Blue Foundation Bloomberg Philanthropies Bloomberg Family Foundation Inc. Ellen andRonald BlockFoundation Endeavor Global, Inc. Emory University El-Hibri CharitableFoundation The EisnerFoundation Edlis-Neeson Foundation, NFP ElectricInnovation Edison Foundation Institutefor The EdgerleyFamily Foundation The Thomas J. EdelmanFoundation ECMC Foundation Echoing Green East Foundation East BayCommunity Foundation Dunlap Family Fund Dubose Family Foundation Driven toSucceed The Dreman Foundation, Inc. Foundation The Joe W. &Dorothy Dorsett Brown Dixon and Carol DollFamily Foundation Dobkin Family Foundation DKM Foundation Dick’s Sporting GoodsFoundation Deutsche Gesellschaft ForeignDepartment of Affairs & Trade Den Danske Forsknings Foundation Democracy Fund Arthur Vining DavisFoundations William DavidsonInstitute Meredyth Anne Dasburg Foundation Danish Research Foundation The DanaFoundation Dallas Foundation The Nathan CummingsFoundation, Inc. Arie andIdaCrown Memorial Cravitz Charitable Fund Coydog Foundation Coretz Family Foundation The Cordish Family Foundation INC. Corday Family Foundation Copaken Family Foundation Cooperative HousingFoundation Joan and Art Connolly Family Fund Bert Condie Family Foundation Richmond&Greater VA The Community Foundation Serving Community Foundation Sarasota County of Community Foundation North of Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, Inc. Community Foundation of Community Foundation forGreater Buffalo Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc. The Commonwealth Fund Comcast Foundation Combined Jewish Philanthropies Columbus Jewish Foundation Columba Leadership James M. Collins Foundation College Futures Foundation CO_Plataforma ClintonFoundation Clinton Giustra EnterprisePartnership, ClimateWorks Foundation

Riccardo Savi 2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 85 Engelberg Foundation Diane and Bruce Halle Foundation Jordan River Foundation Engineers Without Borders The Hampshire Foundation, Inc. Joy Foundation Enterprise Development Centre Edward & Julia Hansen Foundation, Inc. The Joyce Foundation (Pan-Atlantic University) Harman Family Foundation JPB Foundation Eternal Threads The Harris Family Charitable Foundation JPMorgan Chase & Co. Global Philanthropy European Investment Bank The Irving Harris Foundation JPMorgan Chase Foundation Barnard Fain Foundation The Hauptman Family Foundation Kapani Family Charitable Foundation Fair Trade USA Heifer International The Kapnick Foundation Family Health International Heising - Simons Foundation Karetsky Family Foundation Joseph & Sherry Felson Family Foundation Helios Education Foundation The Katcher Family Foundation, Inc. Floreat Foundation Helvetas Swiss Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation The Flunison Fund Lilly Christy Busch Hermann Kauffman Foundation Fonkoze USA Charitable Foundation The Keith Campbell Foundation for the Ford Foundation F.B. Heron Foundation Environment Inc Foundation for the Carolinas The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation W.K. Kellogg Foundation Foundation to Promote Open Society The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation William T. Kemper Foundation Francis Family Foundation The Hite Foundation Karen A. & Kevin W. Kennedy Foundation Sam Francis Foundation Jockey Club Kenya Climate & Innovation Centre J. S. Frank Foundation Richard Horvitz and Erica Hartman-Horvitz Jeff and Erica Keswin Family Foundation Samuel Freeman Foundation KeyBank National Association Kathy and Jeffrey Friedland Foundation Hosier Family Foundation Kimsey Foundation Ann B. and Thomas L. Friedman Ken Hubbard Fund Kingfisher Foundation Family Foundation William and Diane Hunckler Foundation Kiva Richard Friedman Family Foundation Hundt Family Foundation Inc. Sam W. Klein Charitable Foundation Friedman Family Foundation The Hunt Family Foundation John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Emanuel J. Friedman Philanthropies Robert and Soledad Hurst Family Foundation The Kresge Foundation Friends of Florence The Hyams Foundation, Inc Kurzman Family Fund Fundacion Bolivar Davivienda J. R. Hyde III Family Foundation The KYB Programme Fundacion Capital IBRD World Bank Lamont Family Fund Fundacion IES Ideo.org The Leonard & Evelyn Lauder Foundation FundaSistemas I-Dev International Laura and Gary Lauder Philanthropic Fund The Gaba Family Foundation iLab Lefkofsky Family Foundation Shelby and Frederick Gans Foundation ImpactAssets Jane & Alan Lehman Foundation Gap Foundation Indego Africa Lemelson Foundation Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Insitor Impact Asia Fund Les Dames D’Aspen LTD GE Foundation Instituto De Cida Dania Empresarial Ronald and Fifi Levin Family Fund Georgescu Family Foundation Instituto Jatobos The Lewis-Warburg Foundation C. Gary and Virginia Gerst Foundation Instituto Xilonen Roy Lichtenstein Foundation Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation Invest2Innovate Ligado Network GHR Foundation Jagriti Linehan Family Foundation, Inc The Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher Foundation George and Karen James Family Linked Foundation Gitlitz Family Foundation Foundation Inc. The John L. Loeb Jr. Foundation Glazer Foundation Thomas A. and Mary S. James Foundation Loewenberg Charitable Foundation Albert B. Glickman Family Foundation Jaya Foundation Lords Education & Health Society Global Communities Jewish Communal Fund Richard Lounsbery Foundation, Inc. Global Development Incubato Jewish Community Federation & Leon Lowenstein Foundation Global Partnerships Endowment Fund The Lubar Family Foundation, Inc. GMAC Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland Henry Luce Foundation The Richard W. Goldman Family Foundation The Jewish Community Foundation Lumina Foundation Foundation Jewish Community Foundation of Colorado Lundin for Africa Foundation The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Jewish Community Foundation of Lutheran World Relief Meg & Bennett Goodman Family Foundation Greater City The M&T Charitable Foundation John T. Gorman Foundation Jewish Community Foundation of MAAK Foundation Government of Canada Greater Phoenix, Inc. John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Great Lakes Higher Education Jewish Community Foundation of Foundation Guaranty Corporation The Magnolia Charitable Foundation Greater Houston Community Foundation Jewish Community Foundation of the Maher Family Foundation Greater Kansas City Community Foundation Milwaukee Jewish Federation Community Foundation Greater Texas Foundation Jewish Federation of Cincinnati Malott Family Foundation Greater Washington Community Foundation Jewish Federation of Cleveland Management Sciences for Health Griffinworx Inc Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Mango Fund Inc. GrowthAfrica Jewish Federation of Omaha Foundation The Mann Family Foundation The Gunston School, Inc. The Jill and Erik Maschler Foundation The Markle Foundation The Arjun Gupta Family Foundation The JLK Foundation, Inc. Institute of Technology - University of Johns Hopkins Program for International The MasterCard Foundation California, Berkeley Education in Gynecology John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Foundation Habitat for Humanity International Robert Wood Johnson Foundation MEDA

86 Media Development Loan Fund Paulson Family Foundation Shared Interest, Inc. The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation PayPal The Shelter Hill Foundation Mercado Global The Pearlstone Family Fund, Inc. Shenandoah Foundation Mercy Corps The Pearson Foundation Bruce and Cynthia Sherman The Merrill Foundation, Inc. Penner Family Foundation Charitable Foundation The Mesdag Family Foundation Perlmutter Family Foundation Shortlist Professionals, Inc. MetLife Foundation Peter G. Peterson Foundation Siemens Foundation Middlebury College Pettit Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation Mid-Shore Community Foundation, Inc. Pew Charitable Trusts The Simms/Mann Family Foundation David Mills Foundation Pisces Foundation Melvin and Bren Simon Millstone Family Charitable Fund Pitkin County Charitable Foundation Mind the Gap Pivotal Foundation Sinapis The Morris and Melinda Mintz Fund Poarch Band of Creek Indians Sitawi Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation Podhurst Family Supporting Foundation, Inc. Skoll Foundation The Joan Mitchell Foundation, Inc. Pollock-Krasner Foundation Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Mitrani Family Foundation Hazen Polsky Foundation Small Enterprise Assistance Fund Mobile Business Clinic The Pope Foundation, Inc. The Small Foundation The Monahan-Couric Family Fund Posner-Wallace Foundation Albert and Lillian Small Foundation Eugene & Sheila Mondry Family Foundation Powell Family Foundation The Small-Scale Sustainable Infrastructure Anne & Mead Montgomery Princeton Area Community Foundation Inc Development Fund Family Foundation Margot and Thomas J. Pritzker The Social Entrepreneur’s Fund George and Nancy Adler Montgomery Family Foundation Social Impact Architects, Inc. Foundation JB and MK Pritzker Family Foundation Solidaridad C. Jay Moorhead Foundation Pro Mujer South Africa Institute The Garrett and Mary Moran Promotora Social Mexico AC South African Life College Family Foundation Prudential Foundation Spire Education INC The Morgridge Family Foundation The Raikes Foundation St. Louis Community Foundation N. M. Morris Family Foundation The Ratner Family Foundation Morris Family Foundation Inc. Resnick Family Foundation The Stanton Foundation Charles Stewart Mott Foundation J. Christopher and Anne N. Reyes Starting Line Foundation The Muhr Family Foundation Foundation Steelcase Inc. Mulberry Mongoose RippleWorks Stichting Business in Development Philip D. Murphy and Tammy S. Murphy Riversands Incubation Hub Stichting Enviu Nederland Foundation The Rock Foundation Stichting Hivos NACA Rockefeller Brothers Fund Stichting INGKA Foundation Nathan Family Foundation The Rockefeller Foundation Stichting Spark Jane & Marc Nathanson Family Foundation Rockefeller Philanthropic Advisors Stiftelsen Reach for Change National Association of Broadcasters Rodan Family Philanthropic Fund Robert Bosch Stiftung National Catholic Community Foundation Rodel Charitable Foundation Alan Stone Family Charitable Foundation The National Philanthropic Trust Root Capital, Inc. Barry S. and Evelyn M. Strauch New Markets Lab Roots & Wings Foundation, Inc. New Venture Fund Rose Community Foundation Surdna Foundation New York Preparatory School, Inc The Rose Foundation Swiss Agency for Development The Howard and Maryam Newman The Rosenkranz Foundation and Cooperation Family Foundation Ross Family Fund Swisscontact Newman’s Own Foundation Royal Academy of Engineering Synergy Social Ventures The Nielsen Foundation RSF Social Finance Tamkeen Abu Dhabi LLC None of the Above, Inc. Rudd Foundation Patrick F. Taylor Foundation Nonprofit Enterprise and Thomas Rutherfoord Foundation Teagle Foundation Self-Sustainability Team Sacks Family Foundation Tecovas Foundation Novo Foundation Samhita Social Ventures W. Bryce Thompson Foundation Oak Foundation The San Francisco Foundation The Thrift Shop of Aspen The Obernauer Foundation, Inc. Sando Foundation Thunderbird School of Global Management Bill and Susan Oberndorf Foundation Sangam TIAA Charitable Inc. Once Upon A Time Foundation Tides Foundation Allan Gray Orbis Foundation The Sasakawa Peace Foundation Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Family Foundation The Osterweis Funds The SCAN Foundation The Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund The O’Toole Family Foundation Mary Bucksbaum Scanlan Family Foundation Tobey Foundation Oxfam America, Inc. Caryn & Rudi Scheidt Jr Charitable Trust Town of Carbondale Pack Foundation The Schiff Foundation Town of Snowmass Village David and Lucile Packard Foundation Schultz Family Foundation The TreadRight Foundation Pact Inc Charles & Lynn Schusterman Tuft Family Foundation The Pactolus Family Foundation Family Foundation US Agency for International Development Todd Y Park Family Foundation The Foundation US Department of State Partners in Food Solutions Segal Family Foundation C&J Unanue Foundation Passion Profit Limited The Seip Family Foundation Limited UNDP The Andrew M. Paul Family Foundation Self Help Africa UNHCR

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 87 88 Arjun Gupta The Greer Trust Glenda andGerald Greenwald Jessica M. and John B. Fullerton Adam andKaty Frisch Moti Ferder Bonnie andKenneth L. Davis, M.D. Bunni andPaul Copaken Suzanne andRobert Cochran MarneObernauer Breakthru Beverage Colorado and Susan andRichard S. Braddock BostockFamily Foundation Merilee andRoy J. Bostock- Allison andRandall Bone Jacklyn G. andMiguel A. Bezos Bethel Party Rentals Amy Margerum Berg andGilchristB. Berg Mercedes T. Bass Carol andKen L. Adelman Gifts inKind by adonation from DianeL. Morris The MorrisSeries:Leadership &Innovation, madepossible from theMcCloskey Family CharitableFoundation McCloskey Speaker Series, madepossible byadonation Hurst Student Seminars Hurst Lecture Series The Alma and Joseph GildenhornBookSeries Edlis-Neeson Great DecisionsSeriesat the Aspen Institute The Mercedes T. BassLecture Series Great LeadersPreston inMemoryof Robert Tisch Aspen InstituteLeadership Series:Conversations with Michelle SmithandtheRobert H. SmithFamily Foundation Aspen Around Town, madepossiblebythegenerous support of Aspen Across America Named/Underwritten Initiatives andSeries Nancy &George Walker Foundation Villgro Innovations Foundation Victoria Foundation Verizon Foundation The Agnes Varis Trust Value for Women UTIC CommerceUS Department of Upaya Social Ventures UNLTD India Rochester University of Universidad DeLos Andes United Way SEMichigan of United Way Greater of Greensboro United Way forSoutheastern United States OlympicCommittee United Jewish EndowmentFund Stephanie andMichaelNaidoff Diane L. Morris Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Bonnie P. and Tom D. McCloskey, Jr. Susan andPatterson McBaine Susan andLawrence Marx Lugano Diamonds Sharon HandlerLoeb and John L. Loeb Jr. Toby DevanLewis Melony and Adam J. Lewis J. Welby Leaman Joan I. Fabry andMichaelR. Klein Jackie and Andrew Klaber Devon andMichaelKarpowicz Jay’s Valet Parking Tori DauphinotandKen Hubbard Heidi Houston Sharon andLarryD. Hite Janine and J. Tomilson Hill Jane Harman Vincent Wilkinson Foundation Wildlife Conservation Society Western States Arts Federation Western Colorado Community Foundation The West Foundation, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation Weissberg Foundation Weingart Foundation Wege Foundation Wechsler Foundation Water forPeople Visual Arts The Andy Warhol Foundation forthe Walton Family Foundation Family Foundation, Inc. John andCarol Walter The Walmart Foundation

Family Foundation generous MichelleSmithandtheRobert support of H. Smith Washington Ideas Roundtable Series, madepossiblefrom the underwritten by Wilma andStuart Bernstein FellowsSociety of DiscussionReceptions in Washington, DC, underwritten byCarolyn and William J. Wolfe FellowsSociety of DiscussionReceptions in Washington, DC, underwritten bytheMcCloskey andKarpowicz Families FellowsSociety of DiscussionReceptions inSanFrancisco, underwritten byMerileeandRoy Bostock FellowsSociety of DiscussionReceptions inNew York City, underwritten byIlonaNemethand Alan Quasha FellowsSociety of DiscussionReceptions inNew York City, by Ginaand Jerry Murdock The Murdock Mind, Body, SpiritSeries, generously underwritten Leah J. Zell Judy andFred Wilpon Wendell andCarlotta Willkie Julie Lundy andEzra Weinblatt Nancy Wall andChuck Wall The Vault John Train Laurie M. Tisch Robert K. Steel Family Foundation Gillian andRobert K. Steel Erika and Karim Souki Michelle Smith Bren Simon The Rosenkranz Foundation Robert Rosenkranz and Alexandra Munroe, Ilona Nemethand Alan Quasha Sharon Owsley Obermeyer Asset Management Wally Obermeyerand Ali Phillips The Nature Conservancy Barbara andDavidZalaznick Foundation Yunus SocialBusinessFund The Yulman Foundation Youth Orchestra of The Americas Youth for Technology Foundation Youth BusinessInternational WWW Foundation World Vision Australia World Vision World Resources Institute World EconomicForum Wofford College Wison Foundation The Winslow Family Foundation Winrock International Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation

Dan Bayer 2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 89 2017 ANNUAL REPORT

Statement of Financial Position (Dollars in Thousands)

$5,420 Prepaid Expenses and other assets $4,709 Cash and cash equivalents $6,154 Accounts $4,586 receivable, net Investments held for deferred compensation $45,288 Grants and contributions receivable, net ASSETS

$204,673 2017 Investments $ 333,207

$62,166 39+2698765M $109 Inventory Property and equipment, 61net +191421M $102 Security Deposits $4,586 Deferred compensation $6,532 Customer deposits and deferred fees

LIABILITIES $16,622 Accounts payable 2017 and accrued $ 44,332 expenses

$6,911 Grants payable $57 Capital lease obligations

38$9,624 +21161510M Deferred rent and lease incentive

90 Statement of Activities (Dollars in Thousands)

$7,327 $8,830 Sponsorship revenue Contract revenue

$9,789 Conference centers fees REVENUE $10,764 FROM Seminar and OPERATIONS $55,354 event fees 2017 Project and federal grants $ 141,378

$11,529 $449 Other Investment income $208 Rental Income appropriated for operations $37,128 39Contributions +2698765M

$3,620 Youth and engagement $4,417 $8,166 and Aspen Global Leadership development Network and Innovation funds

$11,500 Public programs EXPENSES $64,099 2017 Policy programs $16,877 $ 134,993 Campus activities

$3,390 Program Administration $1,413 $3,618 $11,966 Other restricted programs Communications Operations $723 Seminars 44$5,204 Administration +9541286M Plant Fund

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 91 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION (unaudited) December 31, 2017 (With Summarized Financial Information as of December 31, 2016) (Dollars in Thousands)

ASSETS 2017 2016

Cash and cash equivalents $ 4,709 $ 8,438 Accounts receivable, net 6,154 4,185 Grants and contributions receivable, net 45,288 60,571 Prepaid expenses 5,420 1,795 Inventory 109 123 Investments 204,673 168,236 Investments held for deferred compensation 4,586 3,677 Property and equipment, net 62,166 49,067 Security deposits 102 100

TOTAL ASSETS $ 333,207 $ 296,192

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 16,622 $ 8,753 Grants payable 6,911 4,555 Customer deposits and deferred fees 6,532 5,764 Capital lease obligations 57 103 Deferred rent and lease incentive 9,624 428 Deferred compensation 4,586 3,677

TOTAL LIABILITIES 44,332 23,280

Net Asset Unrestricted Board designated 97,452 84,062 Undesignated 3,031 920 Total Unrestricted 100,483 84,982

Temporarily restricted 129,741 132,845 Permanently restricted 58,651 55,085

TOTAL NET ASSETS 288,875 272,912

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 333,207 $ 296,192

92 2017 V. 2016 ASSET, LIABILITY AND NET ASSET IN TOTALITY

$350,000

$300,000

$250,000

$200,000 2017 2016 $150,000

$100,000

$50,000

0 Assets Liabilities Net Assets

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 16,622 $ 8,753 Grants payable 6,911 4,555 Customer deposits and deferred fees 6,532 5,764 Capital lease obligations 57 103 $3,031 Deferred rent and lease incentive 9,624 428 Undesignated Deferred compensation 4,586 3,677 Unrestricted TOTAL LIABILITIES 44,332 23,280 $58,651 Net Asset Permanently Unrestricted Restricted Board designated 97,452 84,062 Undesignated 3,031 920 Total Unrestricted 100,483 84,982 NET ASSETS BY RESTRICTION $129,741 Temporarily restricted 129,741 132,845 Temporarily Permanently restricted 58,651 55,085 2017 Restricted TOTAL NET ASSETS 288,875 272,912 $ 288,875

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 333,207 $ 296,192 $97,452 Board Designated Unrestricted45+34201M

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 93 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES (unaudited) for the Year Ended December 31, 2017 (With Summarized Financial Information for the Year Ended December 31, 2016) (Dollars in Thousands)

OPERATING REVENUE AND SUPPORT 2017 2016

Project and federal grants $ 55,354 $ 43,680 Contributions 37,128 41,972 Seminar and event fees 10,764 11,160 Conference centers fees 9,789 10,963 Contract revenue 8,830 9,101 Investment income appropriated for operations 11,529 6,005 Sponsorship revenue 7,327 3,577 Other 449 510 Rental income 208 153 Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of time restrictions _ _ Satisfaction of program restrictions _ _

TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE AND SUPPORT $ 141,378 $ 127,121

EXPENSES AND LOSSES

Program Services: Policy programs $ 64,099 $ 49,508 Campus activities 16,877 16,970 Public programs 11,500 12,692 Aspen Global Leadership Network and Innovation funds 8,166 6,726 Seminars 723 912 Youth and engagement 3,620 1,634 Other restricted programs 1,413 1,365

Total Program Services 106,398 89,807

Supporting Services: General and administrative 24,178 20,750 Fundraising and development 4,417 3,681

Total Supporting Services 28,595 24,431

TOTAL EXPENSES 134,993 114,238

Change in net assets from operations 6,385 12,883

NONOPERATING ITEMS Investment income in excess of appropriation 7,687 1,052 Provision for deferred taxes 3,506 _ Loss of early lease termination (1,615) _

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 15,963 13,935

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 272,912 258,977

NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $288,875 $272,912

94 2017 V. 2016 REVENUE BY CATEGORY

$60,000

$50,000

$40,000

2017 $30,000 2016 $20,000

$10,000

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Program Services: Policy programs $ 64,099 $ 49,508 Campus activities 16,877 16,970 Public programs 11,500 12,692 Aspen Global Leadership Network and Innovation funds 8,166 6,726 Seminars 723 912 2017 V. 2016 EXPENSES BY CATEGORY Youth and engagement 3,620 1,634 Other restricted programs 1,413 1,365 $80,000

Total Program Services 106,398 89,807 $70,000

Supporting Services: $60,000 General and administrative 24,178 20,750 Fundraising and development 4,417 3,681 $50,000

Total Supporting Services 28,595 24,431 2017 $40,000 2016 $30,000 TOTAL EXPENSES 134,993 114,238 $20,000 Change in net assets from operations 6,385 12,883 $10,000

NONOPERATING ITEMS 0 n n am und ams ams Investment income in excess of appropriation 7,687 1,052 ams atio atio ations ogr ogr ogr Provision for deferred taxes 3,506 _ ogr estricted adership outh and Seminars Pr pr Y aising and Plant F

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CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 15,963 13,935 C

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 272,912 258,977 Aspen Global NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $288,875 $272,912 Network and Innovation funds

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The Aspen Institute is headquartered in Washington, DC, where a variety of policy program events and meetings, roundtable lunches, and book talks take place.

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New York City is home to an increasing number of Aspen Institute activities, including policy work, public programs, and special events. Many Institute events take place at Roosevelt House on the Upper East Side, the onetime home of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt and now part of Hunter College.

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2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 97 ASPEN INSTITUTE OFFICERS

Daniel R. Porterfield, PhD David Langstaff President and Interim Executive Vice President Chief Executive Officer Seminars and Leadership Programs [email protected] [email protected]

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98 Center for Native American Youth Homeland Security Program Erik Stegman, Executive Director Clark Ervin, Chair [email protected] [email protected] Robert Walker, Executive Director Center for Urban Innovation [email protected] Jennifer Bradley, Director [email protected] Justice and Society Program Meryl Chertoff, Executive Director College Excellence Program [email protected] Josh Wyner, Executive Director [email protected] Program on Philanthropy & Social Innovation Jane Wales, Executive Director Communications and Society Program [email protected] Charles Firestone, Executive Director [email protected] Program on the World Economy Alexa Chopivsky, Director Community Strategies Group [email protected] Janet Topolsky, Executive Director [email protected]

Congressional Program , Executive Director [email protected]

Cybersecurity and Technology Program John Carlin, Chair [email protected] Garrett M. Graff, Executive Director [email protected]

Economic Opportunities Program Maureen Conway, Executive Director [email protected]

Education and Society Program Ross Wiener, Executive Director [email protected]

Energy and Environment Program David Monsma, Executive Director [email protected]

Financial Security Program Ida Rademacher, Executive Director [email protected]

Food and Society at the Aspen Institute Corby Kummer, Executive Director [email protected]

Future of Work Initiative Alastair Fitzpayne, Executive Director [email protected] crossword puzzle features the Institute in October 2017. (Shireen Mathews) Health, Medicine and Society Program Ruth Katz, Executive Director [email protected]

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Dan Bayer [email protected] Executive Director, Socrates Program Cordell Carter [email protected] Executive Director, Aspen Words Adrienne Brodeur [email protected] Public Programs & Aspen Ideas Festival Managing Director Killeen Brettmann [email protected] Executive Director, Public Programs Vice President Kitty Boone [email protected] Policy andPublic Programs OperationsDirector of Danielle Baussan PUBLIC PROGRAMDIRECTORS [email protected] Tom Farrey, Executive Director Sports &SocietyProgram [email protected] MacKenzie Staff Moritz, of Chief Service YearAlliance [email protected] Harman-Eisner Artist inResidence Program Executive Director, Program inthe Arts and Erika Mallin [email protected] Conference ServicesDirector Deborah Murphy [email protected] Director, Public Programs Vice President Jamie Miller [email protected] Director, Aspen Community Programs Vice President, Aspen Cristal Logan [email protected] Director, New York Public Programs Linda Lehrer [email protected] Mohamed Abdel-Kader, Executive Director Stevens Initiative YOUTH & ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM DIRECTORS

Jackie Shiff John P. Dugan Director of Strategic Partnerships Director of Program Quality, Design, and Assessment [email protected] [email protected]

LEADERSHIP & SEMINAR PROGRAM DIRECTORS

Todd Breyfogle Spring Fu Director, Seminars Managing Director [email protected] China Fellowship Program [email protected] Rima Cohen Managing Director Tonya Hinch Health Innovators Fellowship Executive Director [email protected] Henry Crown Fellowship Program [email protected] Willow Darsie Managing Director Tom Loper Leadership Programs & Partnerships, Managing Director, Resnick Aspen Action Forum Aspen Global Leadership Network and Network Engagement, [email protected] Aspen Global Leadership Network [email protected] Vice President Jennifer Simpson Executive Director Managing Director, Finance Leaders Fellowship Aspen Institute-Rodel Fellowships in Public Leadership [email protected] [email protected]

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Desiree Beebe Stephenie Maurer Director, Special Events Vice President [email protected] Institutional Advancement [email protected] Robyn Hashem Director, Data & CRM Peter Waanders [email protected] Director, Society of Fellows [email protected]

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2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 101 102 Angelo MariaPetroni, Secretary General Giulio Tremonti, Chair Aspen InstituteItalia Kiran Pasricha, Executive Director andCEO Satinder K. Lambah, Chair CentreAnanta Aspen Rüdiger Lentz, Executive Director Eckart vonKlaeden, Chair Aspen InstituteGermany Ioanna Kohler, Executive Director Jean-Luc Allavena, Chair FranceInstitut Aspen José M. de Areilza, Secretary General Javier Solana, Chair Aspen InstituteEspaña [email protected] Director, International Partners Jonathon Price INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS [email protected] Executive Director David Brooks PRESIDENT’S NATIONAL INITIATIVE [email protected] Director, Information Technology Services Trent Nichols [email protected] Director, DigitalStrategy Aaron Myers [email protected] IDEAS: the TheAspen Institute Magazineof Editor-in-Chief andPublisher Corby Kummer Mircea Geoana, President Romania Institute Aspen Jiří Schneider, Executive Director Ivan Hodač, President Aspen InstituteCentral Europe Adalberto Palma, Director Juan Ramón dela Fuente, Chair Aspen InstituteMéxico Yuliya Tychkivska, Executive Director Natalie Jaresko, Chair Aspen InstituteKyiv Ken Ito, Executive Director Teisuke Kitayama, President Institute Japan Aspen [email protected] Managing Director Tom Loper [email protected] Vice President, Facilities &HumanResources Lisa Zhu [email protected] Director, Aspen Facilities Becky Ward [email protected] General Counsel James Pickup

Dan Bayer 2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 103 THE ASPEN INSTITUTE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

James S. Crown Daniel R. Porterfield, PhD Chairman of the Board President and CEO

Madeleine K. Albright Phyllis Coulter Juan Ramón de la Fuente Chair Philanthropist President Albright Stonebridge Group LLC Aspen Institute Mexico Katie Couric Jean-Luc Allavena Journalist; Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Chairman Founder and Executive Producer W.E.B. Du Bois Professor of Aspen Institute France Katie Couric Media Humanities Paul F. Anderson James S. Crown Retired Senior Vice President Chairman of the Board Mircea Geoana Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. The Aspen Institute President President Aspen Institute Romania Donna Barksdale Henry Crown and Company Philathropist Antonio Gracias Andrea Cunningham Founder, Manager, and CIO Mercedes Bass Founder and President Valor Equity Partners Chairman and President SeriesC Mercedes T. Bass Charitable Patrick W. Gross Corporation Kenneth L. Davis, M.D. Chairman CEO and President The Lovell Group Miguel Bezos Mount Sinai Health System Bezos Family Foundation Arjun Gupta John Doerr TeleSoft Partners Richard Braddock Partner Chairman and Private Investor Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Jane Harman Quadrant Director, President and CEO Thelma Duggin Center Beth Brooke-Marciniak Executive Director Global Vice Chair of Public Policy AnBryce Foundation Kaya Henderson Ernst & Young Former Chancellor Arne Duncan District of Columbia Public Schools William D. Budinger Former US Secretary of Education Founder, Former Chairman & CEO Hayne Hipp Rodel, Inc. Michael D. Eisner Private Investor President William Bynum Tornante Company Ivan Hodač CEO Former Chairman and CEO President Hope Credit Union The Walt Disney Company Aspen Institute Central Europe

Stephen L. Carter L. Brooks Entwistle Mark S. Hoplamazian Professor of Law Chief Business Officer President and CEO Law School Asia Pacific Hyatt Hotels Corporation

Troy Carter Alan Fletcher Gerald D. Hosier Global of Creative Services President and CEO Principal Spotify Aspen Music Festival and School Law Offices of Gerald D. Hosier, Ltd.

Cesar Conde Ann B. Friedman Robert J. Hurst Chairman Educator Managing Director NBC Universal Crestview Advisors, LLC

104 Natalie Jaresko Clare Muñana Ricardo B. Salinas Chairman President Founder and Chairman Aspen Institute Kyiv Ancora Associates, Inc. Grupo Salinas

Salman Khan Jerry Murdock Lewis Sanders Founder and Executive Director Managing Director and Co-Founder CEO and Co-CIO Khan Academy Insight Venture Partners Sanders Capital LLC

Teisuke Kitayama Marc B. Nathanson Anna Deavere Smith Chairman Chairman Professor Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Mapleton Investments President Aspen Institute Japan William A. Nitze Michelle Smith Chairman President Michael Klein Oceana Energy Company Robert H. Smith Family Foundation Chairman/CEO Her Majesty Queen Noor Javier Solana Humanitarian Activist; President Satinder K. Lambah UN Expert Advisor Aspen Institute España Chairman Ananta Aspen Centre Jacqueline Novogratz Robert K. Steel Founder / CEO CEO Laura Heller Lauder Acumen Perella Weinberg Partners General Partner Chairman Emeritus Lauder Partners, LLC Olara A. Otunnu The Aspen Institute President Yo Yo Ma LBL Foundation for Children Shashi Tharoor (leave of absence) Cellist and Songwriter Congressman, Lok Sabha Elaine Pagels Indian Parliament James M. Manyika Professor of Religion Partner Laurie M. Tisch McKinsey & Company Founder Carrie Walton Penner Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund William E. Mayer Chairman of the Board Partner Walton Family Foundation Giulio Tremonti Park Avenue Equity Partners Chairman Chairman Emeritus Daniel R. Porterfield, PhD Aspen Institute Italia The Aspen Institute President and CEO The Aspen Institute Eckart von Klaeden Bonnie P. McCloskey Chairman President Margot Pritzker Aspen Institute Germany Cornerstone Holdings, LLC President and Founder Women on Call Roderick K. von Lipsey David McCormick Managing Director President Lynda R. Resnick UBS Private Wealth Management Bridgewater Associates Co-Owner and Vice Chairman Wonderful Company Vin Weber Anne Welsh McNulty Managing Partner Managing Partner Condoleezza Rice Mercury LLC JBK Partners Stephenson Senior Fellow on Public Policy Diane Morris Hoover Institution Chairman Former US Secretary of State Morris Capital Management James Rogers Karlheinz Muhr Former President/CEO Executive Vice Chairman Duke Energy Bank of America Merrill Lynch

2018 OVERVIEW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 105 106 The European Institute President Jacqueline Grapin Kennedy Center Honorary Trustee Alma L. Gildenhorn CNN Senior Political Analyst ; Professor Public of Service Financial Practice Group Morgan Lewis Businessand Senior Counsel Richard N. Gardner Deep Ocean Exploration &Research Chairman Sylvia A.Earle Donaldson Enterprises Chairman William H. Donaldson Ananta Aspen Centre Chairman Emeritus Tarun Das The Aspen Institute Vice ChairmanEmeritus Henry Crown andCompany; Chairman Lester Crown Lifetime Trustees Chairman Emeritus James C. Calaway The Aspen Institute Keith BerwickChair Keith Berwick Lifetime Trustees Co-Chairman DLA Piper USLLP Former Partner Berl Bernhard Lifetime Trustees Former USSupreme Court Justice The CollegeWilliam &Mary of Chancellor Sandra DayO’Connor General Partner, Interfinexa Olivier Mellerio a Brookfield Company Thayer Lodging Group, Chairman Frederic V.Malek The EsteeLauderCompanies, Inc. Directors theBoard of Chairman of The Aspen Institute; Chairman Emeritus Leonard A.Lauder Lifetime Trustees Co-Chairman Ann Korologos Kissinger Associates, Inc. Henry A.Kissinger Kleiner Perkins Caufield &Byers Partner N.William Joy Aspen InstituteFrance Jerome Huret Javelina Partners Partner Ann Frasher Hudson Wye Institute President Nina Rodale Houghton Hallmark Cards, Inc. Retired President andCEO Irvine O. Hockaday, Jr. Greenbriar EquityGroup Managing Partner Gerald Greenwald Alice Young Advisory, LLC Founder Alice Young Morgan Stanley &Co., Inc. Advisory Director FrederickB. Whittemore The Limited, Inc. Board President the andChairmanof LeslieH. Wexner Federal Reserve System (retired) Paul A. Volcker Georgetown Public Policy Institute Senior Research Fellow Andrew L. Stern Southern EngineeringCorp. President Albert H. Small Aspen InstituteItalia Honorary Chairman Carlo ScognamiglioPasini Lee Enterprises, Inc. Retired ChairmanandCEO Lloyd G. Schermer Television Director Jay Sandrich Lords theHouseof Member of Charles Powell Hills &Company Vice Chairman Thomas R. Pickering International Court Justice of Hisashi Owada

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