6,013 LEADERS PARTICIPATED IN MERIDIAN’S LEADERSHIP EXCHANGES, FORUMS, CULTURAL DIPLOMACY INITIATIVES, AND TRAINING PROGRAMS 174 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED IN MERIDIAN PROGRAMS 359 LEADERSHIP EXCHANGES, FORUMS, CULTURAL DIPLOMACY INITIATIVES, AND TRAINING PROGRAMS PRODUCED BY MERIDIAN

MERIDIAN 2015 Innovation by participants in the Women in Science STEAM ANNUAL REPORT Camp, led by Meridian MEET MERIDIAN

MERIDIAN INTERNATIONAL CENTER IS A NONPROFIT, GLOBAL LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATION HEADQUARTERED IN YOUTH WASHINGTON, D.C. GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP TRANSPARENCY DEVELOPMENT OUR VISION

WE ENVISION A MORE SECURE AND PROSPEROUS WORLD CHARACTERIZED BY MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING, INNOVATION, ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND INCLUSION. THE PATH TO REALIZING THIS VISION IS THROUGH MORE EFFECTIVE AND CONNECTED PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR LEADERSHIP AT ALL LEVELS. MEDIA AND BUSINESS JOURNALISM AND TRADE OUR MISSION

TO CREATE INNOVATIVE EXCHANGE, EDUCATION, CULTURAL, AND POLICY PROGRAMS THAT ADVANCE THREE GOALS: STRENGTHEN U.S. ENGAGEMENT WITH THE WORLD THROUGH THE POWER OF EXCHANGE. PREPARE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR LEADERS FOR A COMPLEX GLOBAL FUTURE. PROVIDE A NEUTRAL FORUM FOR INTERNATIONAL HUMAN AND ENERGY AND THE COLLABORATION ACROSS SECTORS. CIVIL RIGHTS ENVIRONMENT LEADERSHIP MESSAGE

DEAR MERIDIAN FRIENDS, 2015 was a year of many “firsts” for the Meridian team. We took on new challenges and launched into uncharted territory in every aspect of our work to advance effective global leadership. More inspiring is that much of our work in 2015 was focused on younger generations. We believe that those generations provide opportunities for empowering future Presidents, CEOs, and the private and public sector leaders who will work towards a more secure and prosperous world. To CULTURAL advance this cause, our team developed innovative programs that combine more than 50 years of experience preparing the world’s leaders with new tools needed for succeeding in today’s competitive global environment. DIPLOMACY One of those programs is the Women in Science STEAM Camp. This first of its kind program brought together 120 high school girls from the and around Africa to Rwanda to learn new skills in science and the arts. Equally important – these girls worked on teams, developed cross- cultural skills, and innovated solutions to serious problems in their communities. Meridian’s success in global leadership development also extended to Pakistan. In the summer, we implemented the first U.S.-Pakistan Global Leadership and STEM program for 12 students of the Peshwar Army Public School. Through a blended exchange program that integrated STEM expertise with global leadership skills, these talented young men learned from successful business, military, and government leaders. They also had the opportunity to increase their STEM proficiencies through a five-day Nanodiscovery Institute facilitated by the State University of . The program succeeded in cultivating Pakistan’s future technology innovators and global leaders. Even as we helped develop young leaders, we continued to bring together the world’s established public and private sector leaders – in neutral forums – to collaborate on solutions to some of the world’s most complex problems. These established leaders not only mentored and provided invaluable guidance for the younger ones, but set great examples of effective global leadership. The Global Leadership Summit provided representatives from the diplomatic, business, government, nonprofit, and mass media communities with an excellent platform to discuss a 360 degree view of the challenges facing the world – through political, cultural, and economic lenses. In addition, the Summit provided a great “training” ground for younger leaders to understand how cross-sector collaboration can lead to better outcomes. We also celebrated success in uncharted cultural territory with the launch of the U.S.-Cuba Cultural Diplomacy Initiative and the Community Engagement through the Mural Arts program in Honduras, Nicaragua, and Colombia. Both programs are designed to strengthen U.S. engagement with the world, and bring people of various social, economic, and ethnic backgrounds together through the common language of culture. SECURITY As proud as we are of all our achievements, none of this would have been possible without the support of our partners and supporters. Thank you for your support and engagement with us. In the pages that follow, you will learn more about our innovative exchange, cultural, training, and convening programs, as well as their amazing impact on people around the world. We hope that you will be inspired by these achievements, and join with us in preparing the next generation of effective global leaders. We know we can count on you!

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND MERIDIAN STAFF – THANK YOU! EMPOWERING Secretary Carlos M. Gutierrez Ambassador Stuart W. Holliday Chairman President & CEO WOMEN AND GIRLS HONORING THE 2015 EMPOWERING WOMEN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS FROM OF COURAGE THE MENA REGION The 2015 IWOC Awardees were from Program participants were from: , Bangladesh, Bolivia, Algeria, Bahrain, Lebanon, , Iraq, Myanmar, Guinea, Japan, Republic of Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Qatar, Palestinian Kosovo, , Pakistan, and Central Territories, Tunisia, , Kuwait, African Republic. Jordan, United Arab Emirates, and .

Ten of the world’s most courageous The program “The Goldman Sachs women, the 2015 International Women 10,000 Women - U.S. Department of of Courage (IWOC) Awardees, were State Entrepreneurship Program for hosted by Meridian for meetings with Women in the and Northern top women leaders, including Zin Mar Africa (MENA)” brought 29 top women Aung, 2012 IWOC Awardee from Burma entrepreneurs from across the MENA and Kathleen Kuehnast, Director of the region to the United States for a two- participant on the Edward Murrow Center for Gender and Peacebuilding at Julian Palacio of Colombia and José week exchange focused on women’s Program on a TV set while visiting the U.S. the United States Institute of Peace. The Maratuech of Peru learn about Long Beach entrepreneurship. In partnership with Terminal’s automated cargo handling women also participated in meetings systems. the U.S. Department of State, Goldman with senior U.S. government officials, Sachs 10,000 Women, and Harvard STRENGTHENING including Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director University, Meridian led the women EFFECTIVE JOURNALISM of the National Institute of Allergy STIMULATING through dynamic training on business and Infectious Diseases, as well as planning and leadership, as well as The came from: Armenia, a media workshop conducted by DCI COLLABORATION networking with American counterparts. Australia, Azerbaijan, Cyprus, Denmark, Group in partnership with Meridian’s BETWEEN U.S. AND LATIN The program participants met with Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, communications team. AMERICAN LEADERS several U.S. officials, including Secretary and Macedonia. of State , Goldman Sachs Countries that participated: Mexico, Chairman and CEO Lloyd Blankfein, Meridian hosted top media professionals Panama, Colombia, Peru, and Brazil. World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, and from around the world, as part of a Harvard Professor David Gergen. three-week professional exchange Meridian led a reverse trade mission program, for the 10th anniversary of (RTM) on green port technologies for the U.S. Department of State’s Edward National Port Authority officials from R. Murrow Program for Journalists. throughout Latin America, sponsored Program participants gained first-hand by the U.S. Trade and Development insights into the dynamics of foreign Agency. The officials explored the policy, the political system, and the benefits of reducing the environmental media through meetings with top impact of ports, U.S. technology for leaders, including U.S. Secretary of State environmentally friendly port operations, John Kerry, Under Secretary of State The 2015 International Women of Courage and regulatory best practices. They also for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs receive their awards at the U.S. Department met with federal and state regulators Participants meet with the U.S. Department Richard Stengel, and world-renowned of State. and environmental engineering and of State’s Ambassador-at-Large for Global Associate Editor at Women's Issues Cathy Russell. 2015 HIGHLIGHTS: consulting companies. Bob Woodward. EXCHANGES 2015 HIGHLIGHTS: FOSTERING BILATERAL ENGAGING COMMUNITIES CULTURE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE AROUND THE WORLD U.S. & INDIA Past Forward Artist Salama Nasib leads an art THROUGH MURAL ARTS workshop for East Lansing youth at the Broad traveled to seven Art Museum at Michigan State University. 1,170 people participated in murals arts Performers from Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba Kindred Nations entertain guests at Meridian. venues in five cities (New Delhi, Chennai, programs in Nicaragua, Honduras, and Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Kolkata) during Colombia. its nine-month tour throughout India. In partnership with the U.S. Department Meridian curated Kindred Nations: The of State's Bureau of Educational and United States and India, 1783-1947 Cultural Affairs, Meridian led the for the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi. development and implementation of the The stories highlighted in Kindred Abdul Qader Al Rais, one of the UAE's most Community Engagement through the prominent artists, joined the Past Forward Ambassador of Cuba to the United States, Dr. Nations convey the range of Indo-U.S. tour in Spokane to share his work and Mural Arts program. This unique cultural José R. Cabañas speaks with Senator Patrick interactions across many domains, influence with Americans. diplomacy program uses the mural Leahy (D-VT). offering insight into cross-fertilizations arts as a means for engaging youth, between the United States and India artists, and underserved communities that helped shape both countries. The INCREASING CULTURAL to advance U.S. foreign policy by LAUNCHING U.S.-CUBA exhibition tour was inaugurated by U.S. UNDERSTANDING addressing local issues, such as youth CULTURAL DIPLOMACY Ambassador to India Richard Verma, and empowerment and social inclusion. dedicated by the U.S. Consul Generals BETWEEN THE U.S. In 2015, Meridian implemented the PROGRAM in each city. Meridian’s Lindsay Amini AND UAE program with three American muralists Top leaders who attended the launch: also presented a lecture on the project in and local communities in Colombia, Ambassador of Cuba Dr. José R. Kolkata. Over 50,000 people, including More than 22,000 people viewed Past Honduras, and Nicaragua. Cabañas; Congresswoman Barbara students, viewed Kindred Nations. Forward in: Los Angeles, California; Lee (D-CA13); U.S. Deputy Secretary of Spokane, Washington; and East Lansing, Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas; Michigan. and Ambassador Daniel A. Sepulveda.

Audiences in Los Angeles, California; Meridian launched its U.S.-Cuba Cultural Spokane, Washington; and East Lansing, Diplomacy program with a private Michigan viewed the first major touring reception and performance by Lizt exhibition of Emirati artwork, Past Alfonso Dance Cuba on December 2nd. Forward: Contemporary Arts from Sponsored by Akin Gump Strauss Hauer the Emirates. Launched in 2014 out & Feld, the launch included keynote A volunteer paints a mural in Honduras. of a partnership between Meridian addresses by Ambassador of Cuba Dr. International Center and the Embassy of José R. Cabañas and Senator Patrick the United Arab Emirates, Past Forward Leahy (D-VT). The U.S.-Cuba Cultural features over 50 paintings, photographs, Diplomacy program, which includes a sculptures, video installations, and mural exchange and forum, will explore other media by 25 Emirati artists. The Cuba's history, culture, and future. The exhibition, which is part of a broader Acting Consul General B. Jamison Fouss, program will also facilitate joint U.S.- Public Affairs Officer Gabriel Hons-Olivier, and cultural diplomacy program, received Cuba educational, social development, a Salar Jung Museum & Library staff member rave reviews in Washington, DC, as well U.S. artist Augustina Droze works alongside and business opportunities. view an image in Kindred Nations. as in Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas. local artists on a mural in Cali, Colombia. CONVENING LEADERS EXPLORING WHY FOREIGN TO EXAMINE GLOBAL POLICY MATTERS CHALLENGES Global Leadership Summit speakers included: U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Countries that participated were: Algeria, Antony J. Blinken; Congressman Eliot L. Argentina, Brazil, China, , Italy, Embassy representatives in discussions on Engel; Congressman Ed Royce; Secretary Egypt, France, the United States, , the 2016 Nuclear Security Summit. Carlos M. Gutierrez, Albright Stonebridge; and . James Quincey, The Coca-Cola Company; Miles Young, Ogilvy & Mather; and Dee High-level officials from the Dee Myers, Warner Bros. congressional, diplomatic, and international government communities Washington’s top leaders met at the met at Meridian’s Global Dialogue Series Meridian’s Chairman Secretary Carlos M. Gutierrez and Ambassador of France to 2015 Meridian Global Leadership to examine key policy challenges facing the U.S. Gérard Araud at a U.S.-France Summit to explore the theme “Why their countries. These off-the-record Leadership Dialogue salon dinner. Meridian’s President Ambassador Stuart Foreign Policy Matters”. Holliday briefs participants in the Nuclear conversations included a luncheon with Summit topics included The Power Security Briefing at Meridian. South African Ambassador Mninwa of Culture in Business; American Mahlangu to discuss U.S.-South Africa ELEVATING THE U.S.- Sentiments Towards Foreign Policy; and bilateral relations and a dinner FRANCE LEADERSHIP Managing The Global Economy. with a delegation of Chinese financial regulators and U.S. business leaders. DIALOGUE Dialogue topics included business Top leaders who attended the 2015 and trade, energy and the environment, Dialogues included: Howard Fineman, PROVIDING foreign policy, and global security. Global Editorial Director, Huffington Post; Ross La Jeunesse, Global Head of Free NEUTRAL FORUMS Expression and International Relations, James Quincey, President & Chief Operating FOR LEADERSHIP Google Inc.; and Jean-François Mirlal, Officer, The Coca-Cola Company. Director of Public Affairs, Moët Hennessy. COLLABORATION Countries that participated included: Meridian continued its U.S.-France Algeria, Argentina, Armenia, Brazil, Leadership Dialogue series with a Canada, Chile, China, Czech Republic, salon dinner in honor of His Excellency Denmark, Mexico, Morocco, the Gérard Araud, Ambassador of France Netherlands, New Zealand, United Arab Miles Young, Worldwide Chairman and Chief Emirates, United Kingdom, Vietnam, to the United States; a Meridian Rising Executive Officer at Ogilvy & Mather and Leaders Council forum on internet Dee Dee Myers, Executive Vice President, and the United States privacy; and a panel discussion focusing Warner Bros. on U.S.-France collaboration in health Meridian partnered with the Foreign Policy innovations. Leaders who attended Institute and the White House to prepare Curtis Etherly, Director, Federal Government the dialogues included Ambassador embassy representatives on their role and Affairs and International Stakeholder Gérard Araud; Ambassador Jimmy that of their Heads of State anticipated to Relations (Africa), The Coca-Cola Company attend the 2016 Nuclear Security Summit. and Ambassador of South Africa to the U.S. Kolker, Assistant Secretary for Global Mninwa Mahlangu at a Global Affairs, U.S. Department of Health and Topics ranged from foundational nuclear Dialogue Luncheon at Human Services and Herré de Villeroché, Meridian’s Chairman materials security concepts to issues to Meridian. Secretary Carlos M. Gutierrez. 2015 HIGHLIGHTS: Executive Director for France watch for the 2016 Summit. FORUMS at The World Bank. 2015 HIGHLIGHTS: PREPARING THE NEXT DEVELOPING SOCIAL TRAINING GENERATION OF WOMEN INNOVATION LEADERS LEADERS IN STEAM Meridian Social Innovation Fellowship 2015 highlights: the Fellows provided The WiSci STEAM Camp participants technical support to 1,500 entrepreneurs were from Ghana, Ethiopia, Kenya, and start-ups; engaged 500 youths from Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, marginalized populations; empowered Uganda, and the United States. Muslim women to support refugees; and influenced EU policy on innovation and In the first-ever Women in Science entrepreneurship. (WiSci) STEAM Camp in Rwanda, 120 high school girls enjoyed a rich Secretary of State John Kerry meets with the Meridian launched its Social Innovation program participants on July 27, 2015. cross-cultural experience; learned Fellowship with 8 fellows from Belgium, valuable skills in Science, Technology, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, and Young leaders of the IYLEP program. Engineering, Art and Design, and Math BRINGING U.S. AND Spain. The Fellowship highlighted social (STEAM); and participated in workshops innovation and fostered mentorships on Computer Science, Robotics and PAKISTAN EMERGING in Washington, DC, Chicago, Boston, Detroit, and San Francisco. In 2015, the 2015 IRAQI YOUNG Design, and Art & Culture. The girls also LEADERS TOGETHER Fellows launched their own enterprises developed technology-based solutions LEADERS EXCHANGE including the Amsterdam Language Café Program highlights: Meetings with to challenges in their communities, that brings together refugee, immigrant, PROGRAM including overcrowding in buses and NYPD Commissioner William Bratton; and local communities for cultural natural disasters. Meridian implemented Ambassador of Pakistan to the United exchange. Overall, the Fellows have (IYLEP) WiSci in partnership with the U.S. States Jalil Abbas Jilani; and Brigadier already impacted economic and social The IYLEP young leaders came from Anbar, Department of State, Girl Up of the UN General John Thomson, Commandant of development in 20 countries Babil, Baghdad, Basrah, Dhi Qar, Diyala, Foundation, Intel, Microsoft 4Afrfika, and West Point. around the world. Duhok, Erbil, Kerbala, Kirkuk, Maysan, the AOL Foundation with support from Muthanna, Najaf, Ninewah, Qadisiyah, the Ministry of Education of Rwanda. With the support of the U.S. Embassy Salah al Din, Sulaymaniyah, and Wasit. in Islamabad, Meridian’s U.S.-Pakistan Global Leadership and STEM Program IYLEP, sponsored by the U.S. Embassy brought 12 students from Pakistan in Baghdad, provided four weeks of to the U.S. for a blended curriculum leadership training and classroom in STEM and global leadership. Key instruction to talented and dedicated highlights included a meeting with U.S. undergraduate students from Iraq. Secretary of State John Kerry; a five-day Participants, hosted at four universities Nanodiscovery Institute facilitated by throughout the United States, focused SUNY College of Nanoscale Science on one of four thematic institutes: Public and Engineering professors and faculty Policy; Entrepreneurship and Community in Albany; and an address by Brigadier Development; Information Technology General John Thomson of West Point and Media; and Leadership, Law, and on the principles of military leadership. Social Justice. Each institute consisted The students also teamed with of classroom instruction, field trips, site American high school students to invent Meridian Social Innovation Fellows open their visits, community service, leadership A camper participates in an interactive nanotechnologies and developed business Fellowship with a reception hosted by the training, conflict resolution training, and activity at the 2015 WiSci Camp. DCM of the Netherlands. plans to market them in the future. cultural exchanges. MONTHLY PARTICIPATING LEADERS PER REGION

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Blair Charitable Foundation Ms. Rachel Jordan Mr. Edgar Vasquez Ms. Karen Ghoorah Ms. Adrienne Delibert Ms. Khin Yupa Nyunt Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williams Mr. Frank Justice Ms. Danielle Verbin Dr. Andrea Giacometti Ms. Anastasia Dellaccio Ms. Eirene O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wolf Mr. Zak Kafcsak Mr. Mark Wachtenheim and Mr. Ross Vincenti Ms. Laura Deming Ms. Spencer O’Connor Mr. Nicholas Karnaze Ms. Lindsay Wajert Mr. and Mrs. Oleasandr Girenko Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dicker Ms. Kiran Parasher Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hannes Ms. Rebecca Kauma Mr. Chris Walker LESS THAN $500 Ms. Anna Maria DiPetro Mr. Jared Parks Mr. and Mrs. Val Hawkins The Honorable Kenton W. Keith Ms. Christine Warnke Mr. Peter Dixon Mr. Bret Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Healy Ms. Isabel Abello and Mrs. Mireille Luc-Keith Ms. Donna Weaver Ms. Mimi Dorsey Ms. Meg Poole Ms. Catherine Hinckley Ms. Christina Adams Ms. Jocelyn Kelly Mr. Dennis Weppner Mr. Andrew Dowdy Ms. Jacquelyn M. Puente Ambassador Said Jawad Mr. Zachary Adams Mr. Stephen Kelly Mr. Sean Weppner Ms. Alison Edwards Ms. Candace Putnam and Mrs. Jawad Mr. Hamed Alaghebandian Ms. Christi Kern Ms. Meredith Werner Mr. John Erath Ms. Zebulnessa Rahimi Mr. and Mrs. Devin Jopp Mr. Ben Allen Mr. Soo Young Kim The Honorable Togo West Mr. and Mrs. Peter Keating Amazon Smile Ms. Stephanie Eshelman Ms. Astri Kimball Ms. Lizzy Ramey and Mrs. West Mr. Kevin Keeley and Ms. Amy Selco Ms. Sara Anderson Ms. Bay Fang Ms. Tamara Klajn Mr. Sean Randall Ms. Katherine Willis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klass Ms. Ann R. Anthony Mr. John Farina Mr. Andrew Kovalcin Mr. James Rayborn Mr. William Yarborough Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kupka Ms. Constance Arvis Ms. Devin Farley Mr. Kenneth A. 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CORPORATE COUNCIL MERIDIAN COUNCIL ON WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP RISING LEADERS COUNCIL Through partnerships with the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, The Rising Leaders Council (RLC) hosted three the George W. Bush Institute, Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women, and Plan intimate, off-the-record panel and moderated International USA, the Council on Women’s Leadership (CWL) hosted table discussions on internet freedom, the programs promoting women’s leadership and awareness of women’s issues. “Right to be Forgotten,” and the nuclear The programs included hosting the author of A Path Appears, highlighting negotiations. The participatory audiences the impacts of sex trafficking and gender-based violence, “speed- featured members of the Council and mid-career In 2015, Meridian hosted four installments of its Global Business @ mentoring” sessions for fellows from Tunisia, and young ambassadors leaders from the diplomatic community, public, Meridian Downtown breakfast series. These off-the-record discussions advocating for girls’ education. and private sectors. The Council partnered between Corporate Council members and Ambassadors highlighted key with the Embassy of Norway to discuss climate business opportunities and challenges in countries across the world. change and was welcomed by the Ambassador of Switzerland to his residence for a summer kick-off celebration. USTR Ambassador Dr. Christina Sevilla teamed up with council members to discuss U.S. Trade Policy and recent trends in international trade, from both the private and public sector perspectives. CWL MEMBERS The Coca-Cola Company hosted the Ambassador of the Ms. Natasha Akda Ms. Michele A. Manatt Russian Federation, H.E. Sergei Kislyak to examine U.S.- Ms. Amy L. Alvarez Ms. Nadia Manuel Russia bilateral relations and economic opportunities. Ms. Carmiel Arbit Ms. Karen Maples Ms. Deborah Taylor Ashford, Esq. Ms. Marcia V. Mayo Ambassador of the European Union, H.E. David O’Sullivan The Honorable Meredith A. Baker Mrs. April McClain-Delaney joined Hess Corporation and several top leaders to Mrs. Janet A. Blanchard Ms. Allyson B. McKithen Ms. Theresa Bowman Mrs. Donna McLarty explore the state of the business climate in the EU. Mrs. Tammie Collins Ms. Neanna Roane McLean RLC STEERING COMMITTEE Booz Allen Hamilton hosted the Ambassador of the Mrs. Isabel Cutler Ms. Noa Meyer Ms. Robin Diamond Ms. Lisa B. Nelson Kingdom of Thailand, H.E. Pisan Manawapat to Ms. Clara Brillembourg Ms. Bettina Duval Ms. Claire O’Connor Ms. Bay Fang collaborate on economic opportunities in Thailand. Ms. Dorothy Dwoskin Ms. Mary O’Connor Ms. Alexandra Haas Mrs. Donna Eacho Mrs. Maureen Orth Ms. Kine B. Hartz CORPORATE COUNCIL MEMBERS Ms. Marjan Ehsassi The Honorable Mary M. Ourisman Ms. Jacqueline Strasser Higgins Ms. Randa Fahmy The Honorable Dina H. Powell Mr. Ren Ito Mrs. Samia Farouki Ms. Judithe Registre Ms. Astri Kimball Ms. Jennifer Ganten Ms. Joy Elena Robertson Mr. Rafael Della Giustina Leal Mrs. Lorna Gross-Bryant Mrs. Marie Thérèse Royce Ms. Jessica Miller Ms. Kara Gustafson Ms. Reem Sadik Mr. Ndumiso Mngadi The Honorable Patricia de Stacy Harrison Ms. Karen St. John Mr. Artur Orkisz Mrs. Gwen M. Holliday Ms. Morvarid Taheripour Mr. Antonio Ortiz-Mena Ms. Kate Irvin Mrs. Betty Ann S. Tanner Mr. Patrick W. Pearsall Ms. Cathryn Keller Ms. Jessica Towhey Mr. Peter Scoblic Ms. Anita K. Kern Ms. Ann Townsend Dr. Christina Sevilla Ms. Shannon Lewthwaite Mrs. Jill Cooper Udall Mr. Nick Snyder Mrs. Shahin Mafi Ms. Kim Watson Dr. Matthew Spence Mrs. Marlene Malek Ms. Riccarda Torriani OUR SUPPORTERS

Meridian Ball Chairs White-Meyer Chairs 47TH ANNUAL MERIDIAN BALL The Honorable Beatrice Welters Mr. Eric Larsen On Friday, October 16, 2015, more than 800 world leaders gathered at the 47th Annual Meridian Ball and Mr. Anthony Welters and Mrs. Susanne Larsen in support of the organization’s ongoing efforts to prepare private and public sector leaders around the world for a complex future. The Ball enjoyed record-breaking attendance and proved, once again, to be one of Washington’s most celebrated events.

EMBASSY SUPPORT Embassy of Argentina Embassy of Egypt Embassy of South Africa Embassy of Azerbaijan Embassy of Germany Embassy of Sri Lanka Embassy of Barbados Embassy of Hungary Embassy of Sweden Embassy of Belgium Embassy of Ireland Embassy of Switzerland Embassy of Brazil Embassy of Luxembourg Embassy of Thailand Embassy of Canada Embassy of Monaco Embassy of the Netherlands Embassy of Colombia Embassy of Panama Embassy of Tunisia Honorary Chair Honorary Sponsor Congressional Chairs Embassy of Ecuador Embassy of Qatar Embassy of Turkey First Lady Michelle Obama Ambassador Peter A. Selfridge Congressman Eliot Engel Chief of Protocol of the United States and Mrs. Pat Engel

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CONSOLIDATING STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION CONSOLIDATING STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

September 30, 2015 Meridian Year ended September 30, 2015 Meridian

Assets Revenues and Investment Income Cash and cash equivalents $ 808,738 Grants and contracts $ 28,740,352 Accounts receivable - grants Contributions 812,633 and other, net 3,545,220 Event income 655,226 Pledges receivable, net 151,206 Special activities 989,744 Investment in affiliate Investment income 287,183 Prepaid expenses and other 345,556 Corporate council 426,198 Investments 5,846,944 Other 6,880 Property held for sale 1,055,937 Inherent contribution — Property and equipment, net 5,298,718 Total Revenues and Total Assets $ 17,052,319 Investment Income $ 31,918,216

Liabilities and Net Assets Expenses Liabilities Direct program and Line-of-credit $ 699,934 department expenses 27,621,688 Term loan 3,061,789 Fundraising 190,904 Accounts payable 846,397 Support Services: Accrued expenses 1,412,590 General and administrative 2,707,683 Due to affiliate — Maintenance and operations 1,948,946 Capital leases 19,454 Contributions made — Deferred revenue 3,492,761 Total Expenses $ 32,469,221 Deferred revenue - Change in Net Assets (551,005) parking lot sale 1,500,000 Net Assets, beginning of year $ 6,570,399 Total Liabilities $ 11,032,925

Net Assets Net Assets, end of year $ 6,019,394 Unrestricted 5,308,287 Temporarily restricted 27,500 Permanently restricted 683,607 Total Net Assets $ 6,019,394

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 17,052,319 OUR LEADERSHIP OUR STAFF OUR CAMPUS

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Hon. Stuart W. Holliday Henry Collins President and CEO Vice President, Hon. Carlos M. Gutierrez Steve Lebling Lee Satterfield Professional Exchanges, Chairman Chair of Facilities & Executive Vice President Deputy and Quality Control Hon. Patricia de Stacy Harrison Preservation Committee Kurt M. Sodee Gretchen Ehle Vice-Chair Jeffrey Malinak Chief Financial Officer and Vice President, GlobalConnect Art Collins Chair of Finance & Audit Committee Senior Vice President, Terry K. Harvey Co-Chair of Development Committee Drew Maloney Operations Vice President, Hon. Alonzo L. Fulgham Board Secretary Susan Cabiati Cultural Programs Chair of Governance and Hon. Ann Stock Senior Vice President, Carlotta S. Lee Nominating Committee Co-Chair of Development Committee Professional Exchanges Vice President, Meridian House was built between 1921 and Hon. David A. Gross Bonnie Glick Human Resources Chair of Global Engagement Committee Senior Vice President, Monique M. McSween 1923 by Ambassador Irwin Boyle Laughlin, U.S. GlobalConnect Vice President, Ambassador to Greece (1924-1926) and Spain (1929-1933). Photo credit: Egomedia Photography TRUSTEES Dr. Curtis Sandberg Communications Senior Vice President, Amy Selco Hon. Meredith Attwell Baker Hongxia Liu Arts and Cultural Programs Vice President, President and Chief Executive Officer, Associate Vice Chancellor, Development CTIA - The Wireless Association Government & Community Relations, Dr. Myra Best New York University Shanghai Vice President, Professional Kelly Campagne Janet Blanchard Exchanges, Administration Director of Human Resources Founding Member, Meridian Council Michele A. Manatt on Women's Leadership Founding Member, MERIDIAN STAFF Jon Clifton Meridian Council on Women's Leadership Managing Partner, As a global leadership organization, Meridian takes pride in its global The Gallup Organization David Metzner family. Our staff members come from every corner of the world, including Matthew T. Echols Managing Partner, Senior Vice President, Coca-Cola American Continental Group the United States, Africa, Europe, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. North America Public Affairs & Lisa B. Nelson We provide a vibrant environment and cultivate a culture of success, so Communications, Chief Executive Officer, that our professionals are excited and fulfilled in their work at Meridian. Home to Meridian’s Cafritz Galleries, White- The Coca-Cola Company American Legislative Exchange Council Meyer House was built between 1910 and 1912 Hon. Laurie S. Fulton NATIONS IN WHICH by Ambassador Henry White, U.S. Ambassador to U.S. Ambassador, Retired Scott Parven WE HAVE LIVED: Italy (1905-1906) and France (1906-1909). Photo Dr. Neal R. Goins Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Our staff have lived for credit: Rodney Bailey Vice President, extended periods in 57 International Government Relations, Michael Pickrum ExxonMobil Corporation Viacom Inc. DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. 26 Meridian’s campus features two historic Maria Pica Karp Hon. Rodney E. Slater ADVANCED DEGREES: buildings, Meridian House and White-Meyer Vice President and General Manager, Partner, Squire Patton Boggs, LLP Meridian staff hold 35 1 2 1 1 2 2 House. Surrounded by gardens, it forms a city Chevron ADVANCED DEGREES and . Deborah Taylor Ashford, Esquire .D. block of historic and architectural interest. The Janet Lamkin many more professional M.A. M.S. Phil h M.P.P. M.P.A. P California State President, Legal Counsel certificates and awards. M.B.A. M. campus is the residential jewel of John Russell Bank of America Hogan Lovells Amharic Arabic Aromanian ASL Creole Czech Pope, architect of the Jefferson Memorial, Stanley S. Litow Hon. William F. McSweeny LANGUAGES WE SPEAK: Danish French German Greek Hebrew Hindi Italian Japanese Kimbundu Lithuanian the National Gallery of Art, and the National Vice President, Corporate Citizenship & Trustee Emeritus Meridian has fluency in Mandarin 32 LANGUAGES, including Norwegian Persian Portuguese Punjabi Archives. Both houses are listed on the National Corporate Affairs, IBM and President, Hon. Walter L. Cutler Romanian Russian Siswati Somali Spanish IBM International Foundations President Emeritus all officialUN languages. Swedish Tagalog Taiwanese Turkish Urdu Register of Historic Places. Meridian Hill Park

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