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the chicago council on global affairs 1 The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, founded in 1922 as The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, is a leading independent, nonpartisan organization committed to influencing the discourse on global issues through contributions to opinion and policy formation, leadership dialogue, and public learning.

The Chicago Council brings the world to Chicago by hosting public programs and private events featuring world leaders and experts with diverse views on a wide range of global topics. Through task forces, conferences, studies, and leadership dialogue, the Council brings Chicago’s ideas and opinions to the world.

2 the chicago council on global affairs table of contents

the chicago council on global affairs 3 Message from the Chairman

The world has undergone On September 1, 2006, The Chicago Council on tremendous change since Foreign Relations became The Chicago Council on The Chicago Council was Global Affairs. The new name respects the Council’s founded in 1922, when heritage – a commitment to nonpartisanship and public nation-states dominated education – while it signals an understanding of the the international stage. changing world and reflects the Council’s increased Balance of power, national efforts to contribute to national and international security, statecraft, and discussions in a global era. diplomacy were foremost Changes at The Chicago Council are evident on on the agenda. many fronts – more and new programs, larger and more Lester Crown Today, our world diverse audiences, a step-up in the pace of task force is shaped increasingly by forces far beyond national reports and conferences, heightened visibility, increased capitals. Multinational corporations, nongovernmental revenues, improved governance, and expanded staff. organizations, and great cities play ever greater roles. What has not changed is The Chicago Council’s commit- Any organization concerned with the world must now ment to public education and nonpartisanship. address issues such as terrorism, the global economy, Chicago has prospered as the gateway and capital migration, public health, the environment, and global of the Midwest. But in the future its region will be the governance, that are, to a great degree, beyond the direct world. The selection of Chicago as the U.S. bid city for control of nations and world leaders alone. the 2016 Olympics further signals its coming of age as a Chicago also has changed significantly over the past global player. Chicago’s future as a first-tier global city eighty-five years. In 1922, Chicago was a great industrial depends on its becoming even more connected to the city, serving an emerging continental economy between rest of the world. two oceans. The Chicago Council’s founders had the This is an important time in the history of The wisdom to understand that even then Chicago had a Chicago Council. As the region’s premier nonprofit stake in the world’s affairs. international affairs organization, The Chicago Council Today Chicago is a rapidly globalizing city – a leading on Global Affairs is the ideal institution to help connect international transportation hub, a global service our great city to the world. provider, a destination for migrants and visitors from the world over, and a home to world-class educational and cultural institutions. In light of these changes, The Chicago Council’s Board of Directors concluded that if the Council is to fulfill its mission in the global era, it must first broaden Lester Crown its agenda beyond the traditional concerns of foreign Chairman policy. We also recognized that the Council can best serve Chicago not only by providing a forum in our city but also by helping Chicago and the Midwest to contrib- ute to the national and international discourse on the critical issues of our time.

4 the chicago council on global affairs Message from the President

This report covers two communities, with programs tailored to their interests. significant years in The And we have deepened our understanding of Chicago’s Chicago Council’s long challenges and opportunities as a global city and provid- and distinguished history. ed input and recommendations on key issues, including Fiscal years 2006 and 2007 the integration of the Mexican community and ways the marked the initial phase city can enhance its competitiveness in the years ahead. in a substantial transfor- Our new name also conveys our commitment to mation of the Council, as expanding The Chicago Council’s contributions to the we began to implement national and international discourse. Long known for key goals of the strategic our studies of American public opinion on foreign policy Marshall M. Bouton plan adopted by the Board matters, our goal is to become a more influential source of Directors in June 2005. In these two years, we have of ideas and information in the shaping of opinions and brought the plan to life. policy on issues of importance to Chicago, the Midwest, It has been more than a year since we announced and the country. In the arena of public opinion, the the new name, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs on Council published a path-breaking study in 2006 of how September 1, 2006. I am pleased to report that reactions publics in the United States, China, and India view each to the new name and expanded mission have been very other and a range of international issues. We built on positive. Whether in Chicago, Washington, London, or this effort in 2007 and worked with partners to survey Shanghai, virtually everyone has expressed support. publics in twenty other countries on many of the same The name change signals broader changes in the questions. The Chicago Council’s public opinion work organization. One important commitment conveyed also was the topic of a landmark volume by Benjamin by our new name is an effort to expand the range R. Page, The Foreign Policy Disconnect: What Americans and relevance of programs offered in Chicago. While we Want from Our Leaders but Don’t Get, which in 2007 was continue to organize public programs on current foreign chosen as the best book on U.S. national policy by the policy issues, as our new name suggests, we now also American Political Science Association. cover a wider range of global topics. For instance, in In the past two years, we expanded our task force spring 2007, the Chicago and the World Forum, the examinations of critical issues, including the moderniza- Council’s most prominent public program series, focused tion of U.S. farm policy, the economic rise of China and on the economic, environmental, and geopolitical India, and the civic and political engagement of Ameri- aspects of global energy. Through a newly established can Muslims. We also convened leadership dialogue fellowship, we brought to Chicago an emerging leader through conferences and symposia on democratization, who is educating children living in the slums of India. the aviation industry, genocide and the responsibility And we held more programs on areas of rising world to protect, and migration in the Atlantic region. Our influence, including Asia, Africa, and Latin America. outreach on these and other topics extended to eight We have increased our outreach to young professionals, other cities in North America and thirty other countries with programs on provocative topics in formats attractive and cities around the world. to this audience, and to the city’s major immigrant

the chicago council on global affairs 5 While there have been many changes over the past We are deeply grateful also for the outstanding two years, the core themes of The Chicago Council’s participation of Chicago’s vibrant corporate community, mission remain. We are committed to public education. for deep relationships with foundations throughout the The proposition that an engaged, informed citizenry is country, to members of the Chairman’s Circle and the vital to successful and sustainable American policies in President’s Circle who actively support the Council as the world remains central to our purpose. We are com- investors and advisors, and the thousands of individual mitted to nonpartisanship and to presenting diverse members who attend our programs each year. Thanks perspectives on a wide range of issues. While we will now to their support, the Council is in a position to engage be more active in contributing ideas and insights to the Chicagoans in diverse programs and to bring fresh ideas debate, The Chicago Council itself will not take positions and insights from Chicago to the world. on any issues. And we are committed to Chicago. Chica- I extend my great personal appreciation to Chicago’s go is our home, our history, and our future. The Council leaders and the Council’s many friends for sharing in the draws vital intellectual and organizational sustenance vision of a newly relevant future for this organization, from its Chicago audiences. most especially to our chairman, Lester Crown, whose Chicago has much to add to the thinking about the wise leadership has made this vision possible. world and America’s role in it, and The Chicago Council on Global Affairs is ideally suited to lead this effort by virtue of its distinguished history, current capabilities, and support from Chicago’s leaders. Our efforts to expand our mission and reach new audiences would not be possible without the active en- Marshall M. Bouton gagement and extraordinary generosity of the Council’s President Board of Directors, under the leadership of our Chair- man Lester Crown. Over the past two years, in addition to its other support, the Board has contributed or pledged more than $5 million to the 21st Century Fund, which was established to transform The Chicago Council into one of the United States’ foremost contributors to opinion and policy on global affairs. The fund enables the Council to develop new programs and reach new audiences while ensuring that it remains financially stable with an expanded base of long-term support.

6 the chicago council on global affairs The Chicago Forum

Since its inception, The Chicago Council has provided a nonpartisan forum in Chicago for the President of the Czech Republic, public discussion of world affairs. The Council brings diverse public audiences together and His Excellency offers unique experiences for Chicago’s civic and philanthropic leaders, and its top corporations. Vaclav Klaus In addition to a historic focus on Europe, over the past several years The Chicago Council has turned its attention to Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and Africa. While the Council continues to address traditional foreign policy topics, it also now covers critical global issues such as migration, global governance, and energy.

the chicago council on global affairs 7 public programs

World Leaders

As the premier platform in Chicago and the Midwest for keynote addresses by heads of state, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs offers members and the public opportunities to see, hear, and question the world’s most powerful decision makers. Over the past two years, the Council has welcomed many of the most influential policymakers and world leaders to the Chicago forum.

April 27, 2006 March 22, 2007 The Czech’s Role in an The Role of Trade in Artificially Unified Europe Addressing the Challenges and His Excellency Vaclav Klaus, Opportunities of Globalization president, Czech Republic The Right Honorable Helen Clark, prime minister, New Zealand May 8, 2006 An Outlook on American Agriculture in May 31, 2007 the Global Trading System Luncheon The Honorable Mike Johanns, His Excellency Bo Xilai, secretary of agriculture, minister of commerce, U.S. Department of Agriculture People’s Republic of China

May 9, 2006 Program and Dinner Her Excellency Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, president, Republic of Liberia

May 17, 2006 U.S. secretary of state, July 21, 2005 January 20, 2006 The Honorable Condoleezza Energy Security in the 21st Century Europe’s Strategy for a Dinner Rice, with Chicago The Honorable Samuel Globalized Economy The Honorable John Howard, Council vice chairman Wright Bodman, secretary of energy, His Excellency Guy Verhofstadt, prime minister, Australia John F. Manley U.S. Department of Energy prime minister, Kingdom of Belgium March 14, 2007 September 28, 2005 February 16, 2006 Vietnam’s Reforms and the Private Roundtable Breakfast After the G8 Summit: Emerging U.S. Economic Partnership His Excellency Kamal Nath, An Outlook on the Global Economy His Excellency Pham Gia Khiam, minister of commerce and industry, The Honorable John W. Snow, deputy prime minister and Government of India secretary of treasury, minister of foreign affairs, U.S. Department of Treasury Socialist Republic of Vietnam November 9, 2005 The Economy, Trade, and April 19, 2006 American Competitiveness: Luncheon America in the Worldwide Economy The Honorable Condoleezza Rice, The Honorable Carlos M. secretary of state, Gutierrez, secretary of commerce, U.S. Department of State U.S. Department of Commerce

8 the chicago council on global affairs Chicago and the World

The Chicago and the World Forum, the Council’s most prominent public lecture series, features leading national and international experts presenting a variety of perspectives on pressing global issues. The forum is generously cosponsored each year by the McCormick Tribune Foundation. Topics covered in program years 2006 and 2007 included democratization, the rise of China and India, Russia’s role in the world, and global energy.

fall 2005 spring 2006 democratization: the next superpowers? can it make the china and india rising world safe? May 3, 2006 September 19, 2005 The Rise of China and India: Democracy: The Lithuanian Experience What’s at Stake for the United States? His Excellency Valdas Adamkus, Jim Hoge, editor and Peter G. president, Republic of Lithuania Peterson Chair, Foreign Affairs

October 11, 2005 May 23, 2006 Democracy as Policy Goals and India and the United States: Universal Values New Partnership in a Changing Asia Carl Gershman, president, Ambassador Thomas Pickering, National Endowment for Democracy senior vice president for international relations, The Boeing Company November 1, 2005 Democracy as a Tool of June 6, 2006 U.S. Foreign Policy The Coming Economic Clash between Dr. Larry Diamond, senior fellow, China and the United States October 24, 2006 spring 2007 John Rowe, chairman, Hoover Institution, Stanford University C. Fred Bergsten, director, U.S. Nonstrategy Towards Russia: the global energy president, and chief Institute for International Economics How Can It Be Improved? future: economics, executive officer of November 21, 2005 Dimitri K. Simes, president, climate, and security Exelon Corporation Promoting Democracy Globally: June 13, 2006 The Nixon Center The Orange Revolution in Ukraine China and India: March 15, 2007 Dr. Paula J. Dobriansky, under The Asian Security Equation November 6, 2006 Energy, Security, and the secretary of state for democracy and John Hamre, president, Democratic Erosion in Russia: Long War of the 21st Century global affairs, U.S. State Department The Center for Strategic and Causes and Consequences R. James Woolsey, International Studies Michael A. McFaul, director, vice president, Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. December 13, 2005 Center on Democracy, Development, Can Democracy Defeat Terrorism? June 28, 2006 and the Rule of Law, May 22, 2007 Joseph S. Nye, University Distin- China and India Rising: Stanford University The Challenge of the Future: guished Service Professor and Sultan Implications for the Global Order Can We Find a Path to Both of Oman Professor of International and U.S. Leadership November 29, 2006 Climate and Energy Stability? Relations, John F. Kennedy School of Lt. General Brent Scowcroft, The Surprising Strength of Peter Goldmark, Government, Harvard University USAF (Ret.), president and founder, Civil Society in Russia director, Climate and Air Program, The Scowcroft Group Jonathan F. Fanton, president, Environmental Defense The John D. and Catherine T. fall 2006 MacArthur Foundation June 6, 2007 whither russia? Kilowatts, Carbon, and Competition: The Challenges of Global September 20, 2006 Markets and Climate Living with Putin’s Russia John Rowe, chairman, president, Ambassador Jack Matlock, and chief executive officer, former U.S. ambassador to the Exelon Corporation Soviet Union

the chicago council on global affairs 9 Global Affairs

The Council’s new name, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, reflects an expansion of its public education focus to include global issues that go beyond traditional foreign policy topics. During the 2006 and 2007 program years, the Council covered issues of global governance, including terrorism, nuclear proliferation, and the roles of the United Nations and the International Criminal Court. Programs examined U.S. leadership in the international arena and the U.S. role in the world. The Middle East also was a top priority region, particularly as the Iraq war has continued and tensions have increased in the surrounding areas.

September 12, 2005 October 6, 2005 November 8, 2005 January 17, 2006 Deliberating Justice and Account- Tunisia and Islam Gus Hart Lecture The Future of the China- ability: International Tribunals and the Dr. Khedija Arfaoui, Fulbright visiting Ambassador Heraldo Muñoz, U.S. Relationship International Criminal Court specialist, Direct Access to the Muslim permanent representative of His Excellency Zhou Wenzhong, M. Cherif Bassiouni, distinguished World Program, Lake Forest College Chile to the United Nations ambassador of the People’s Republic research professor of law and Cosponsored with the College of of China to the United States president, International Human Rights DuPage, ISPI, and Lake Forest College November 14, 2005 Law Institute, DePaul University; Examining the Philanthropic January 18, 2006 Bartram Brown, professor of law, Landscape in China How Ronald Reagan Changed Chicago-Kent College of Law; Alain Grantmakers Without Borders America and the World Destexhe, convener, Parliamentarians Cosponsored with The Global Richard Reeves, author and Donors Network syndicated columnist

November 14, 2005 January 24, 2006 The Rise of India My Year in Iraq Dr. Sunil Khilani, professor and Ambassador L. Paul Bremer, III, director of the South Asia studies former ambassador and program, School of Advanced administrator of the Coalition International Studies, Provisional Authority in Iraq The Johns Hopkins University Cosponsored with the January 30, 2006 College of DuPage After Sharon: The Future of Israel and the Middle East November 15, 2005 M. Cherif Bassiouni, distinguished Israel: The Threats from research professor of law and Without and Within president, International Human Rights David Horovitz, editor, Institute, DePaul University; Barukh Jerusalem Post Binah, consul general, Consulate General of Israel to the Midwest; November 17, 2005 Christine Spolar, Middle East Turkey: A Pivotal Partner correspondent, Chicago Tribune His Excellency Audience members ask for Global Action; Mike Gapes, mem- October 25, 2005 Osman Faruk Logoglu, January 31, 2006 questions following ber of British parliament; moderated America’s Opportunity to ambassador of the Republic of Turkey American Vertigo: Traveling America the presentation of The by Shazia Z. Rafi, secretary general, Alter History’s Course to the United States in the Footsteps of Tocqueville Chicago Council’s Task Force Parliamentarians for Global Action Richard Haass, president, report, “A Shared Future: Council on Foreign Relations Bernard-Henri Lévy, French writer, November 22, 2005 The Economic Engagement September 19, 2005 philosopher, journalist, and activist Moving Forward on Iraq of Greater Chicago and Iraq’s People in the October 27, 2005 Its Mexican American The Honorable Barack Obama, February 15, 2006 Shadow of America’s War Illicit: How Smugglers, Community.” U.S. senator for Illinois Reinvigorating the Anthony Shadid, Pulitzer Traffickers, and Copycats are U.S. Role in East Asia Prize-winning Washington Hijacking the Global Economy November 28, 2005 Ambassador J. Stapleton Roy, Post correspondent Moises Naim, editor, Foreign Policy European Union-U.S. Relations former U.S. ambassador to China His Excellency David Manning, September 21, 2005 November 3, 2005 ambassador of the United Kingdom February 27, 2006 Occupation and Resistance: Germany and the EU’s to the United States; His Excellency How Do Other Nations View the From Afghanistan to Iraq Emerging Foreign Policy John Bruton, ambassador of the United States in 2006? Nelofer Pazira, journalist Sascha Muller-Kraenner, director European Union to the United States Yasemin Congar, columnist and and filmmaker for Europe and North America, Heinrich Boell Foundation Washington Bureau chief, Milliyet December 5, 2005 September 26, 2005 (Turkey); Caroline Daniel, White Thieves of Baghdad: The Recovery The Future of Suicide Terrorism November 7, 2005 House correspondent, Financial Times; of Iraq’s Most Precious Treasures Mia Bloom, author and assistant Torture: Does It Make Us Safer? Khaled Dawoud, correspondent, Thomas Bogdanos, author professor of political science, Is it Ever OK? Al-Ahram, (Egypt); moderated by University of Cincinnati A Human Rights Perspective Timothy McNulty, associate December 12, 2005 Human Rights Watch managing editor of foreign news, The Rise of China Chicago Tribune Guy S. Alitto, professor, Cosponsored with the College of The University of Chicago DuPage and the International Cosponsored with the College of Strategy and Policy Institute DuPage and The University of Chicago

1 0 the chicago council on global affairs March 13, 2006 April 24, 2006 June 5, 2006 September 18, 2006 The Decline of the United States’ After the Israeli Elections Iraq: Mission Continued Report Release – A Shared Future: Continental Leadership: Patterns of Dr. Shai Feldman, director, Crown BG Mark T. Kimmit, deputy director, The Economic Engagement of Resistance and Dependence among Center for Middle East Studies, and Strategy and Plans, U.S. Central Greater Chicago and Its Latin American States professor of politics, Brandeis Univer- Command; Lawrence J. Korb, senior Mexican American Community Frank Safford, professor sity; Cherif Bassiouni, distinguished fellow, Center for American Progress, Task Force cochairs Doug Doetsch, of Latin American history, research professor of law and and senior advisor, Center for Defense partner, Mayer Brown LLP; Clare Northwestern University president, International Rights Law Information; John J. Mearsheimer, Muñana, president, Ancora Institute, DePaul University; moderated professor of political science and Associates, Inc.; Alejandro Silva, March 23, 2006 by Jerome McDonnell, host, codirector, Program on chairman, Evans Food Group; Task Taming American Power Worldview, Chicago Public Radio International Security Policy, Force members Allert Brown-Gort, Stephen M. Walt, professor The University of Chicago associate director, Institute for Latino of international affairs, John F. April 24, 2006 Studies, University of Notre Dame; Kennedy School of Government, The Long Struggle: June 19, 2006 Sylvia Puente, director, Metropolitan Harvard University The Arab World and the Christian West Mexico-U.S. Relations, Immigration, Chicago Initiative, Institute for Latino Milton Viorst, Middle East expert, and Other Key Issues Studies, University of Notre Dame March 30, 2006 journalist, and author His Excellency Carlos de Icaza, A Conversation with Michael Gordon ambassador of Mexico to the September 21, 2006 Michael Gordon, chief military May 4, 2006 United States Is Iraq Another Vietnam? correspondent, New York Times; Thicker Than Oil: America’s Uneasy Robert Brigham, author and moderated by BG David L. Grange, Partnership with Saudi Arabia professor, Vassar College USA (Ret.), president and chief Rachel Bronson, director, executive officer, McCormick Middle East Studies, Council on Tribune Foundation Foreign Relations

April 6, 2006 May 8, 2006 Africa Between Hope and Uncertainties Iran Awakening: Human Rights, Mr. Olara Otunnu, former special Islam, and the West representative of the Dr. Shirin Ebadi, Iranian lawyer and UN Secretary General for Nobel Prize-winner Children and Armed Conflict May 9, 2006 April 10, 2006 Avian Influenza: More Than Humanitarianism: Pandemic or Flight of Fancy? A Strategic U.S. Approach Daniel O. Hryhorczuk, director, Toward Africa Great Lakes Center for Occupational Princeton Lyman, senior fellow and and Environmental Safety and Health, director, Africa Policy Studies, Council University of Illinois at Chicago; on Foreign Relations; J. Stephen Colonel Jill Morgenthaler, deputy Morrison, director, Africa Program chief of staff for public safety, and and the Task Force on HIV/AIDS, homeland security advisor, Illinois Center for Strategic and International Department of Public Saftey; Colleen Studies; moderated by Richard M. O’Keefe, division manager, food Joseph, professor and director, safety and animal protection, Illinois June 20, 2006 September 25, 2006 Nobel Prize-winning Program of Africa Studies, Department of Agriculture; Dominic Seminar Faith and Politics: How the ‘Moral economist, Joseph Stigliz, Northwestern University A. Travis, director, Davee Center Ambassador Kenneth Brill, Values’ Debate Divides America and signs copies of his book, for Epidemiology and Endocrinology, director, National Counter-Prolifera- How to Move Forward Together Making Globalization Work, April 18, 2006 Lincoln Park Zoo tion Center, Office of the Director of Senator John C. Danforth, following a public program. Immigration Reform: National Intelligence former U.S. senator for Missouri A Nation at the Crossroads May 16, 2006 The Honorable Jim Edgar, The Mighty and the Almighty June 29, 2006 September 25, 2006 distinguished fellow, The Institute Madeleine K. Albright, The Challenges of Nonproliferation in Policy Issues Concerning Asian and of Government and Public Affairs, former secretary of state, Today’s Nuclear World Pacific Immigrants University of Illinois; Maricela Garcia, U.S. Department of State Ambassador Linton F. Brooks, Dr. Sunil Chand, president, chairwoman of the board, Immigration under secretary for energy and College of DuPage Committee of Latinos United; May 30, 2006 nuclear security, and administrator, West Suburban Program at the Brian Perryman, former district Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions U.S. National Nuclear Security College of DuPage director, Immigration & Naturalization Dr. Gary S. Samore, vice president, Administration Service Office, U.S. Department Program on Global Security and September 28, 2006 of Justice Sustainability, The John D. and Making Globalization Work Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel Prize- April 20, 2006 winner, author, and professor, Navigating the Shoals of Oil and Columbia University Power in Nigerian Politics Wole Soyinka, Nigerian author and Nobel Prize-winner

the chicago council on global affairs 1 1 September 29, 2006 October 12, 2006 October 20, 2006 November 20, 2006 Report Release – Modernizing The United States and the Rise of The Middle East After a Next Steps in Iraq America’s Food and Farm Policy: China and India: A Report on the Summer of Conflict: An Assessment The Honorable Barack Obama, Vision for a New Direction Findings of The Chicago Council’s His Excellency Yoram Ben-Zeev, U.S. senator for Illinois Task Force cochairs Catherine 2006 Public Opinion Study deputy director general for Bertini, former executive director, Marshall M. Bouton, president, North America, Israel Ministry of December 4, 2006 UN World Food Program; August The Chicago Council on Global Affairs; Foreign Affairs The Changing Kurdish Dynamics in Schumacher Jr., former undersecre- Benjamin I. Page, Gordon Scott the Middle East tary of agriculture for farm and foreign Fulcher Professor of Decision Making, October 25, 2006 Michael Gunter, professor of political agriculture services, U.S. Department Department of Political Science, How Congress is Failing America and science, Tennessee Tech University of Agriculture; Robert L. Thompson, Northwestern University; Steven Kull, How to Get It Back on Track West Suburban Program at the Gardner Chair in Agriculture director, Program on International Authors Norman J. Ornstein and College of DuPage Policy, University of Illinois at Policy Attitudes; Dali Yang, professor Thomas E. Mann Urbana-Champaign and chairman, Department of Political December 5, 2006 Cosponsored with the Federal Science, The University of Chicago October 31, 2006 The Changing Kurdish Reserve Bank of Chicago Gus Hart Lecture – The Challenges Dynamics in the Middle East October 16, 2006 of Democracy in Latin America Michael Gunter, professor of political October 3, 2006 Mecca and Main Street: His Excellency José Miguel science, Tennessee Tech University Report Release – Engaging China Muslim Life in America After 9/11 Insulza, secretary general, and India: An Economic Agenda for Geneive Abdo, author Organization of American States December 6, 2006 Japan and the United States West Suburban Program at the War Made New: Technology, Study Group cochairs Kenneth Dam, College of DuPage November 1, 2006 Warfare, and the Course of History, Max Pam Professor Emeritus of Ethical Realism: A Vision for 1500 to Today America’s Role in the World Max Boot, senior fellow, Council on Authors Anatol Lieven and Foreign Relations John Hulsman January 16, 2007 November 6, 2006 Islamic Sectarianism and the America at Risk: Broke and Broken Conflict in the Middle East Government – Six Big Ideas to Fix It Vali Nasr, professor, Naval Harlan Ullman, senior adviser, Postgraduate School, and International Security Program, adjunct senior fellow, Center for Strategic and International Council on Foreign Relations Studies, and senior fellow, Center for Naval Analyses January 29, 2007 Global Surveillance and Democracy November 8, 2006 in the Post-9/11 World From Lebanon to Iran: Maureen Webb, Canadian A Middle East Update human rights lawyer and author Dr. Shai Feldman, director, West Suburban Program at the Crown Center for Middle East Studies, College of DuPage Brandeis University January 30, 2007 November 9, 2006 Global Surveillance and Democracy American and Foreign Law and senior October 17, 2006 Senator John Danforth The Iraq War: A True Account by the in the Post-9/11 World greets Newton and lecturer, The University of Chicago Mecca and Main Street: Soldiers Who Were There Maureen Webb, Canadian Josephine Minow. Law School, and senior fellow, Muslim Life in America After 9/11 Trish Wood, Canadian journalist; human rights lawyer and author The Brookings Institution; Geneive Abdo, author Iraq war veterans Bobby Muller and Noboru Hatakeyama, chairman Garett Reppenhagen February 8, 2007 and chief executive officer, Japan October 18, 2006 The Middle East and the Economic Foundation; Study Group The Punishment of Virtue: November 14, 2006 United States: A Long and members Akira Kojima, chairman, Inside Afghanistan After the Taliban The Paradox and Power of Iran Complicated Relationship Japan Center for Economic Research; Sarah Chayes, author Ray Takeyh, senior fellow, Council on Michael Oren, author and senior Ambassador Sakutaro Tanino, Foreign Relations fellow, Shalem Center, Jerusalem director, Toshiba Corporation, and October 19, 2006 Nuclear North Korea: visiting professor, Waseda University November 20, 2006 February 12, 2007 What Comes Next for Asia and the The Changing Faces of Our Region: America’s Century of Regime October 5, 2006 United States? Immigration and Metropolitan Chicago Change from Hawaii to Iraq The Iron Cage: The Story of the Meredith Jung-En Woo, professor Kenneth Johnson, professor, Loyola Stephen Kinzer, former New York Palestinian Struggle for Statehood of political science, University of University; Sylvia Puente, director, Times correspondent and author Rashid Khalidi, author, Michigan; Amy Gordon, director, Metropolitan Chicago Initiative of the West Suburban Program at the Edward Said Chair in Arab Studies, International Peace and Security, The Institute for Latino Studies, University College of DuPage Columbia University John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur of Notre Dame; moderated by Tara Foundation; Walter L. Keats, Malone, reporter, Daily Herald February 20, 2007 October 5, 2006 president, Asia Pacific Travel West Suburban Program at the America’s Century of Regime Transatlantic Symposium Spotlights College of DuPage Change from Hawaii to Iraq Human Rights Abuses in Darfur and Stephen Kinzer, former New York the Democratic Republic of the Congo Times correspondent and author Cosponsored with Northwestern University School of Law

1 2 the chicago council on global affairs February 28, 2007 April 23, 2007 May 23, 2007 June 12, 2007 Islam: Image vs. Reality Unintended Consequences: Lessons Learned: The Idea That is America: Richard Perle, former U.S. assistant Perspectives on U.S. Relations From the Cuban Missile Crisis to Iraq Keeping Faith with our Values secretary of defense, and former with Lebanon and Syria Theodore C. Sorensen, former in a Dangerous World chairman, Defense Policy Board, Andrew Tabler, journalist and fellow, special counsel and advisor to Anne-Marie Slaughter, U.S. Department of Defense; Abdul Institute of Current World Affairs President John F. Kennedy dean, Woodrow Wilson School of Bari Atwan, editor-in-chief, Al-Quds West Suburban Program at the Public and International Affairs, Al-Arabi; Sherman Jackson, College of DuPage May 30, 2007 Princeton University professor of Islamic law, University Shared Border, Different Worldviews: of Michigan; Mahmood Mamdani, May 4, 2006 Comparing Mexican and American June 14, 2007 Herbert Lehman professor of govern- France and the United States: Public Opinion Statecraft: And How to Restore ment, Columbia University; moderated Perspectives on the Past and Christopher Whitney, executive America’s Standing in the World by Stephen Sheppard, professor of Prospects for the Future director for studies, The Chicago Ambassador Dennis Ross, author international and constitutional law, His Excellency Jean-David Levitte, Council on Global Affairs; Susan and Ziegler Distinguished Fellow, University of Arkansas ambassador of France to the Minushkin, project director, Washington Institute for Cosponsored with DePaul University’s United States Mexico and the World 2006; Rachel Near East Policy Islamic World Studies Program Bronson, vice president for programs May 7, 2007 and studies, The Chicago Council on March 1, 2007 The Last Forest Global Affairs; Manuel Rodriguez Global Threats, Local Defense: Authors Mark London and Arriaga, Consul General of Mexico Maritime Security Strategies for the Brian Kelly in Chicago; Antonio Rosas-Landa, Great Lakes in the Age of Terrorism West Suburban Program at the editor, HOY-Chicago Tribune Rear Admiral John Crowley, Jr., College of DuPage commander of the 9th District, U.S. Coast Guard May 8, 2007 The Last Forest March 14, 2007 Authors Mark London and Rebuilding a Resilient Nation Brian Kelly Steven Flynn, senior fellow, Council on Foreign Relations May 9, 2007 Cosponsored with the Confronting Terrorism: Council on Foreign Relations Can Diplomacy Work? Ambassador Wendy Chamberlin, March 19, 2007 president, Middle East Institute; From Tehran to Beirut and Gaza Ambassador Thomas D. Boyatt, His Excellency Sallai Meridor, president, U.S. Defense Systems; ambassador of Israel to the moderated by Anthony C.E. United States Quainton, distinguished diplomat in residence, American University March 26, 2007 Cosponsored with the American Palestinian Politics: Academy of Diplomacy Perspectives and Prospects for Peace His Excellency Afif Safieh, repre- May 15, 2007 Islam and Politics in Africa: sentative of the Palestine Liberation June 4, 2007 June 19, 2007 The Honorable Organization to the United States Perspectives from Nigeria, Patricia Blunt Koldyke Lecture – Iran: A Town Hall Meeting Barack Obama, Senegal, and Morocco From Aspiration to Achievement: David Albright, president, Institute U.S. senator for Illinois April 4, 2007 Souleymane Bachir Diagne, Educating India’s Children for Science and International Security; Second Chance: Three Presidents and professor of philosophy, Northwestern Shaheen Mistri, founder, Akanksha Ray Takeyh, senior fellow, Middle the Crisis of American Superpower University; Muhammad Sani Umar, Foundation, and 2007 Patricia Blunt East Studies, Council on Foreign Zbigniew Brzezinski, former director-designate, Institute for the Koldyke Fellow Relations; moderated by Rachel national security advisor, author, and Study of Islamic Thought in Africa, Bronson, vice president for programs scholar, Center for Strategic and Northwestern University; Fatima June 11, 2007 and studies, The Chicago Council on International Studies Harrak, Institute des Etudes Africaines, Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Global Affairs Morocco; moderated by Happiness...Unless You’re Illegal? April 11, 2007 Richard Joseph, professor, Susan Gzesh, director, Human Rights June 20, 2007 Local Conflicts as a Global Challenge Northwestern University Program, The University of Chicago; The Military and Political Development George Rupp, president, Jim Oberweis, former U.S. senate in Egypt, Algeria, and Turkey International Rescue Committee May 16, 2007 candidate; moderated by Steven Cook, Douglas Dillon Fellow, Presidential Courage: Ric Estrada, executive director, Council on Foreign Relations April 23, 2007 Brave Leaders and How They Erie Neighborhood House Cosponsored with the Council on The American Moment Changed America, 1789 – 1989 Cosponsored with the McCormick Foreign Relations The Honorable Barack Obama, Michael Beschloss, author Tribune Freedom Museum U.S. senator for Illinois and presidential historian June 26, 2007 Chicago Release of the 2007 BP Statistical Review of World Energy Mark Finley, director of energy analysis, BP Cosponsored with BP and the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce

the chicago council on global affairs 1 3 Asia in Chicago

Over the past several years The Chicago Council has increased its focus on areas of rising world influence, including Asia. In program years 2006 and 2007, Asia in Chicago programs featured leading academics, international experts, and government officials who have extensive experience in this important part of the world. Programs covered security issues, transitioning governments, and U.S. relations with key nations, including China, India, Japan, Pakistan, and Vietnam. Asia in Chicago is cosponsored by The University of Chicago’s Center for East Asian Studies and its South Asia Language and Area Center, and by Northern Illinois University’s Center for Southeast Asian Studies.

November 8, 2005 December 8, 2005 September 21, 2006 March 27, 2007 Recent Developments in Southeast Asia – Democracy and Politics in Indonesia From Foe to Friend: Furthering South-North Korea’s Relations Tensions and Transitions Andi Mallarangeng, special presi- U.S.-Vietnam Engagement and the Challenge Hereafter Hadi Saestro, visiting professor, dential staff for domestic information His Excellency Michael Marine, Young-Kyu Park, president, Columbia University; Dwight King, and presidential spokesman, Republic U.S. ambassador to Vietnam Korean Institute for National director, Center for Southeast Asian of Indonesia Reunification Studies, Northeastern Illinois University April 9, 2007 October 3, 2006 Beneath the Superpower Façade: Shutting Out the Sun: How Japan China’s Deepest Fears and Created Its Own Lost Generation the Avoidable Conflict with Michael Zielenziger, research the United States scholar, Institute of East Asian Studies, Susan Shirk, professor of University of California, Berkeley; political science, University of moderated by Karl Buschmann, California, San Diego executive director, Japan America Society April 18, 2007 New Asia, Old Tensions: October 23, 2006 Can the Region’s Persistent Just Next Door but Worlds Apart: Conflicts be Solved? India and Its Dangerous Neighborhood Visiting Fellows from the Center Ambassador Husain Haqqani, for Northeast Asian Policy Studies, director, Center for International Rela- The Brookings Institution; moderated tions, Boston University; Ambassador by Richard Bush, director, Jeffrey Lunstead, former U.S. Center for Northeast Asian Policy ambassador to Sri Lanka; moderated Studies, The Brookings Institution by Rummana Hussain, reporter, Chicago Sun-Times May 31, 2007 China Town Hall: Local Connections, November 7, 2006 National Reflections Elvis Has Left the Building: Goodbye Ambassador J. Stapleton Roy, Mr. Koizumi and Welcome Mr. Abe vice chairman, Kissinger Associates, Chicago Council Board November 14, 2005 January 23, 2006 Gerald Curtis, Burgess Professor of and former U.S. ambassador to the member BG David L. Security in Asia – Security in Asia – Challenges and Political Science, Columbia University People’s Republic of China; live Web Grange, USA (Ret.), Challenges and Opportunities Opportunities and South Asia: Cosponsored with cast with Thomas Christensen, president and chief Bates Gill, Freeman Chair in China Unresolved Conflicts Japan America Society deputy assistant secretary of state executive officer of the Studies, Center for Strategic and Inter- Dr. Walter Andersen, associate for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, McCormick Tribune national Studies; Michael Lev, Beijing director, South Asia Studies Program, February 26, 2007 U.S. Department of State Foundation, moderates a correspondent, Chicago Tribune The Johns Hopkins University; Passing the Asia Test: Education and discussion with the foreign Ambassador Husain Haqqani, the Future of America’s Workforce June 21, 2007 minister of Pakistan, His Robert A. Davis, director, Confucius Pakistan’s Role in Excellency Mian Khurshid director, Center for International Center and Chinese Studies, Chicago Regional and Global Peace Mahmud Kasuri. Relations, Boston University Public Schools; Stefanie Lenway, His Excellency Mian Khurshid dean, School of Business Administra- Mahmud Kasuri, tion, University of Illinois at Chicago foreign minister of Pakistan

March 8, 2007 The Weight of the World: Does Our Future Depend on India? Mira Kamdar, senior fellow, World Policy Institute

1 4 the chicago council on global affairs Globally Occupied Attention (GOAt)

Originally designed to attract young people to Chicago Council programs, the Globally Occupied Attention (GOAt) series appeals to young and old alike. Held in popular Chicago neighborhood bars and music venues, GOAt programs address important global issues in an entertaining, debate-style format. Local experts participate in the discussions about “hot” topics while area musicians, artists, entertainers, and teachers act as moderators.

October 25, 2005 May 23, 2006 January 30, 2007 April 30, 2007 Blogzilla vs. MegaMedia: The Clash of Addicted to Oil: What Can Blue Do For You? No Nukes For You! Why We Alternative and Mainstream Media Can the U.S. Kick the Habit? Evaluating the 2006 U.S. Elections Have Them and Others Shouldn’t Dan Proft, president, Leader Media Craig Sieben, president, Sieben Brian Hanson, associate professor, Kennette Benedict, executive Company; Phil Rosenthal, media Energy Associates; Joseph Bast, Center for International and Compara- director, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists; columnist, Chicago Tribune; president and chief executive officer, tive Studies, Northwestern University; Charles Glaser, professor of public moderated by Brian McDonald, The Heartland Institute; moderated Dan Lindley, assistant professor of policy and deputy dean, Harris School musician and producer by Dave Freeman, founder, political science, University of Notre of Public Policy, The University of Audio Art Chicago Dame; moderated by Scott Smith, Chicago; moderated by Steve December 1, 2005 web editor, Chicagoist.com, and Dawson, singer-songwriter The Truth Can Hurt: Torture and June 29, 2006 Time Out Chicago Security in the Age of Terrorism Takes a Celebrity to Raise a Village: John Yoo, professor of law, University The Hard Sell on Humanitarianism of California, Berkeley, and visiting Tom Schatz, president, Citizens scholar, American Enterprise Institute; Against Government Waste; Douglass Cassel, professor and Peter Rosenblum, Lieff, Cabraser, director, Center for Civil and Human Heimann & Bernstein Clinical Rights, University of Notre Dame Professor of Human Rights Law, Law School; moderated by Jerome Columbia School of Law; moderated McDonnell, host, Worldview, by Steve Edwards, host, Eight Chicago Public Radio Forty-Eight, Chicago Public Radio

February 21, 2006 September 25, 2006 Setting a Course for Step In or Step Back? Democracy or Disaster? U.S. Intervention in the Middle East Major James A. Gavrilis, officer, Ghada Hashem Talhami, professor U.S. Army Special Forces, and of politics, Lake Forest College; associate, Institute for the Study of Patrick Clawson, deputy director Diplomacy, Walsh School of Foreign for research, Washington Institute Service, Georgetown University; for Near East Policy; moderated by Nader Hashemi, Andrew W. Mellon Eric Chial, musician, The Bon Mots Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of February 27, 2007 May 21, 2007 Audience participation Political Science, Northwestern Univer- November 1, 2006 International Crime and Punishment: The Global Warming Debate: is strongly encouraged sity; moderated by Darren Spitzer, Preventing Genocide in the A Post Mortem on the Hanging of Hard Fact or Hot Air? at GOAt programs, which singer, songwriter, and musician, Modern World: Feasible or Folly? Saddam Hussein Norman Rogers, physicist and take place in Chicago The Changes Thomas Cushman, professor of Michael Scharf, professor of law and Chicago Council President’s Circle neighborhood bars and sociology, Wellesley College; Ariela director, Frederick Cox International member; Michael Schlesinger, music venues. March 29, 2006 Blätter, director, Crisis Prevention Law Center, Case Western Reserve professor and director, Climate Talking ‘Til You’re Red, White and and Response Center, Amnesty University School of Law; Eric Posner, Research Group, Department of Atmo- Blue in the Face International; moderated by Shawn Kirkland & Ellis Professor of Law, spheric Sciences, University of Illinois Stephen Kull, director, Program on Rios, musician, Slings & Arrows The University of Chicago Law School; at Urbana-Champaign; moderated by International Policy Attitudes and the moderated by Gretchen Helfrich, Tim Tuten, co-owner, the Hideout Center on Policy Attitudes; Dan Proft, November 28, 2006 former host, Odyssey, Chicago principal, Urquhart Media, LLC; A Recipe for Immigrant Integration: Public Radio June 25, 2007 moderated by Josh Shapera, Salad Bowl or Melting Pot Sounds of Silence – A Film By Amir producer, engineer, and musician Allert Brown-Gort, associate March 27, 2007 Hamz and Mark Lazarz director, Institute for Latino Studies, Solving the Darfur Equation Amir Hamz, film director; Dr. Ahmad Notre Dame University; David Scheffer, professor and Sadri, professor of sociology and Brian Perryman, district director, director, Center for International James P. Gorter Chair of Islamic World Immigration and Naturalization Human Rights, Northwestern University Studies, Lake Forest College; moder- Service; moderated by Jeff School of Law; François Grignon, ated by Arman Moseni, president, Zimmermann, international muralist director, Africa Program, International Unicord Corporation, and Chicago Crisis Group; moderated by Council President’s Circle Member Christopher Whitney, executive director for studies, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs

the chicago council on global affairs 1 5 Young Professionals (YP)

During the 2007 program year, The Chicago Council stepped up efforts to actively engage under-forty Chicagoans by revamping its Young Professionals (YP) program series. YP programs are generously supported by the John E. Rielly Fund. The programs take place in hip, downtown boutique hotels and draw large crowds of young professionals who want to enjoy cocktails or beer while networking and discussing current global issues. Featured YP guests are interviewed by local experts or journalists.

September 13, 2006 January 18, 2007 March 13, 2007 May 18, 2007 Leaving Microsoft to Change the The Future of the United Nations New News is Good News? After Globalization World: An Entrepreneur’s Odyssey to William K. Davis, director of the UN Shaping Worldviews with Blogs, Daniel W. Drezner, associate Educate the World’s Children Information Center (Washington, D.C.); Webzines, and the Internet professor of international politics, John Wood, founder and chief moderated by Jerome McDonnell, Sandeep Junnarkar, associate Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, executive officer, Room to Read; host, Worldview, Chicago Public Radio professor, Graduate School of Tufts University; moderated by Rachel moderated by Tim Tuten, co-owner, Journalism, City University of Bronson, vice president for programs the Hideout New York; Ted Anthony, editor, and studies, The Chicago Council The Associated Press; Kerry Luft, on Global Affairs associate managing editor, Chicago Cosponsored with the Council on Tribune; moderated by Steve Foreign Relations Edwards, host, Eight Forty-Eight, Chicago Public Radio June 7, 2007 Empowering the Powerless: April 19, 2007 A Story of Educational You Can Hear Me Now: Entrepreneurship in India Connecting the World’s Poor Shaheen Mistri, founder, Akanksha to the Global Economy Foundation, and 2007 Patricia Blunt Nicholas Sullivan, author; moderated Koldyke Fellow; moderated by by Ted Souder, head of Midwest Jerome McDonnell, host, travel sales, Google, Inc., and Chicago Worldview, Chicago Public Radio Council President’s Circle Member

May 10, 2007 28: Stories of AIDS in Africa Stephanie Nolen, Africa bureau chief, Globe and Mail; moderated by Tom Derdak, founder and executive director, Global Alliance for Africa

With an increase in October 23, 2006 February 21, 2007 programming, YP The Conservative Soul: The City That Works, For Now? membership also has How We Lost It, How to Get It Back Chicago, America, and the grown substantially. Andrew Sullivan, author, political Global Economy More than 600 individuals commentator, and editor of Austan Goolsbee, professor of from diverse academic, The Daily Dish; moderated by economics, Graduate School of professional, and cultural D. Cameron Findlay, executive Business, The University of Chicago; backgrounds are now YP members of The Chicago vice president and general counsel, moderated by Richard Longworth, Council on Global Affairs. Aon Corporation senior fellow, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, and former correspondent, Chicago Tribune

1 6 the chicago council on global affairs Visiting Fellowships

To strengthen Chicago’s connections to the world, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs has established visiting fellowships with funding from long-time, philanthropic supporters of the Council. Through these visiting fellowships, the Council brings emerging leaders to Chicago to exchange ideas on pressing global issues with the city’s top civic, academic, nonprofit, and corporate leaders.

patricia blunt koldyke visiting fellowship gus hart fellowship in social entrepreneurship

In September 2006, Patricia Blunt Koldyke and Martin J. In April 2007, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs Koldyke established the Patricia Blunt Koldyke Visiting established the Gus Hart Fellowship with an endowment Fellowship in Social Entrepreneurship to recognize bequest from the family of Gus Hart. The fellowship emerging leaders who are transforming society through honors former Chicago Council chairman Gus Hart and innovative solutions to pressing global challenges. was established to bring emerging leaders from the Latin Pat Koldyke has spent years furthering awareness and American and Caribbean region to Chicago. understanding of international affairs in Chicago and the Midwest and is particularly interested in public education and youth leadership. A Koldyke Fellow is selected annually by a committee representing The Chicago Council, the Koldyke family, and outside experts. The fellows are emerging interna- tional leaders who are developing creative responses to social problems – especially those related to children and youth. Each year, the selected fellow spends one week in Chicago, participating in a series of programs with local NGOs, schools, academic institutions, the media, and other organizations. The fellow also delivers the annual Patricia Blunt Koldyke Lecture and is honored by the Council’s Board and other leading figures in the city at a dinner following the lecture. The 2007 Patricia Blunt Shaheen Mistri, founder of the Akanksha Each year the Gus Hart Fellowship committee selects Koldyke Fellow, Shaheen Foundation, was the first Koldyke Fellow and visited an individual who is making significant contributions in Mistri, founder of the Akanksha Foundation Chicago the week of June 4 – 8, 2007. areas such as education, economics, health, commerce, in India, attends a Born in Mumbai, Shaheen lived in thirteen different poverty reduction, microfinance, the environment, kindergarten graduation ceremony at Erie House countries while growing up. In 1989, at the age of international development, governance, or society. in Chicago. eighteen, she returned to Mumbai and founded the first The first Hart Fellow will visit Chicago in 2008 and Akanksha Center to provide supplemental education will spend one week interacting with Chicago-based for children living in the slums of India. Since then, her commercial, civic, and media professionals in a program foundation has expanded from serving fifteen children tailored specifically to his or her interest, experience, in one Akanksha center in Mumbai to serving more than and expertise. The fellow also will deliver The Chicago 5,000 children throughout India. Council’s annual Gus Hart Lecture, which the Hart While in Chicago, Shaheen visited schools and met family established in 2001, and will be honored by the with community and education leaders to discuss in- Council’s Board and other leading figures in the city at novative ideas to improve education for less-privileged a dinner following the lecture. children here and in India.

the chicago council on global affairs 1 7 global chicago center

The Global Chicago Center continues to raise awareness of Chicago’s strengths as a global city by identifying the city’s economic, social, intellectual, and cultural links to the rest of the world. Through study groups, task force reports, and other projects, the Global Chicago Center examines issues critical to Chicago and the Midwest, such as migration and immigrant integration, Chicago’s future as a global city, and Midwestern media coverage of international news. The Global Chicago Web site, globalchicago.org, also includes a comprehensive calendar of Chicago-area international events and facilitates communication and collaboration among nearly 400 Chicago institutions with global focus, including businesses and educational, cultural, social, and humanitarian organizations.

Mexican and non-Mexican leaders from the Chicago region also participated and represented various stake- holder institutions and organizations. The Task Force report of findings and recom- mendations, “A Shared Future: The Economic Engage- ment of Greater Chicago and Its Mexican Community,” was released in September 2006. The report finds that Chicago’s Mexican community comprises a large part of the city’s current and future workforce and is the engine that will fuel future economic growth in the city and region. It calls for unprecedented partnerships among government, business, nonprofit agencies, and the Mexican community to realize the potential of Mexican immigrants and their children to participate fully in the economic, social, and civic life of Chicago. “A Shared Future” The Task Force report recommendations focus on Task Force cochairs: A Shared Future: The Economic four key areas: preparing Mexicans for high growth jobs; Douglas A. Doetsch, Engagement of Greater Chicago Clare Muñana, and improving education and academic achievement in the and Its Mexican Community Alejandro Silva Mexican community; promoting citizenship, voter In October 2005, the Global Chicago registration, and civic engagement; and increasing access Center convened an independent to affordable health care and other social services. Task Force to examine the economic Generous support from the Chicago Community engagement and integration of the Trust, The Boeing Company, Exelon Corporation, Mexican community in Chicago and McCormick Tribune Foundation, the Fulk Family the Midwest. The Task Force was Foundation, Mayer Brown LLP, Evans Food Group, cochaired by Chicago Council Board Clare Muñana, MacNeal Hospital, the Mexican Fine Arts members Douglas Doetsch, partner, Center Museum, and an anonymous donor made the Mayer Brown LLP; Clare Muñana, Task Force and its report possible. president, Ancora Associates, Inc.; and Alejandro Silva, chairman, Evans Food Group Ltd. Forty-five prominent

1 8 the chicago council on global affairs The Global Edge: Midwest Media Project An Agenda for Chicago’s Future

In January 2007, the Global Chicago The Global Chicago Center’s Midwest Media Project, Center convened a Study Group on supported by a two-year grant from the Ford Founda- Chicago’s global future. The Study tion, focused on bringing greater depth and scope to Group report, accessing the work Midwestern media coverage of global news. Reporters already done to enhance Chicago’s and editors from all over the Midwest attended a series status as a global city and prioritiz- ing the critical issues still facing the city, was published in fall 2007. The Study Group was chaired by Chicago Council Board members and cochairs of the Global Chicago Center: Michael Moskow, recently retired president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, and senior fellow for the Global Economy at The Chicago Council; Henry J. Perritt, Jr., professor and former dean at the Chicago- Kent Law School; and Adele Simmons, vice chair of Metropolis 2020 and former president of The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Chicago Council senior fellow Richard C. Longworth was the rapporteur for the Study Group and authored the report. Forty leading Chicagoans, representing business, academia, government, and non-profit organizations, of monthly two-day seminars in 2006 and 2007 that “The Global Edge” participated in monthly meetings on issues such as provided background, insight, and information on Study Group cochairs: Michael H. Moskow, transport, communications, education, diversity, busi- global issues with a focus on local impact. Adele Simmons, and ness services, finance, city government, tourism, quality Sessions covered topics such as economics, global Henry H. Perritt, Jr. of life, and enhancing the city’s image abroad. The Study agriculture, new media, immigration, education, science Group focused on ways to draw in the kind of creative and bioscience, and energy and the environment. The and innovative citizens that any global city needs to Midwest Media Project helped participating journalists maintain economic vitality while making sure that connect what is happening around the world to what is Chicago’s traditional middle class and minorities are happening in their own communities. not left behind. Ten papers participated in 2006 and eleven The report highlights Chicago’s successes and participated in 2007, including the St. Louis Post acknowledges shortcomings and challenges that may Dispatch, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, The Kansas impede on the city’s ability to ensure its global future. City Star, Omaha World Herald, Green Bay Press-Gazette, The recommendations dovetail with Chicago’s bid for and Cleveland Plain Dealer, among others. the 2016 Olympic Games by focusing on making the city a more attractive candidate for the Games while leaving it a stronger, more vibrant city when the Games are over. Generous support from the McCormick Tribune Foundation, The Chicago Community Trust, Sara Lee Corporation, Exelon Corporation, and an anonymous donor made the Study Group and its report possible.

the chicago council on global affairs 1 9 corporate programs

In 2006 and 2007, The Chicago Council organized more than forty Corporate Programs focused on issues such as American agriculture in global trade, building on transatlantic partnerships, challenges and opportunities of global- ization, and emerging U.S. economic partnerships with developing nations. In addition, the Year of India Series took an in-depth look at what to expect from the world’s fastest growing economy, and the Aviation Summit brought together industry leaders and top government officials to discuss important issues facing commercial aviation.

February 16, 2006 June 2, 2006 Private Business Roundtable Economic Growth and Investment in The Honorable John W. Snow, Chile and Latin America secretary of treasury, The Honorable Jose de U.S. Department of Treasury Gregorio, Jr., vice governor, Central Bank of Chile March 28, 2006 Private CEO Dinner June 22, 2006 Nandan Nilekani, chief executive Economic Reform and Restructuring officer, president, and managing Strategy for Saudi Arabia director, Infosys Technologies Ltd. His Excellency Dr. Hashim A. Yamani, minister of commerce and April 20, 2006 industry, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Cultural Understanding in a Global Community September 13, 2006 His Royal Highness Prince The Global Game of Risk and Reward Turki Al-Faisal, ambassador Ian Bremmer, president, of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Eurasia Group to the United States Patricia A. Woertz, president October 17, 2005 November 10, 2005 October 26, 2006 and chief executive officer India: An Economic Superpower Energy Security: April 27, 2006 Program and Dinner of Archer Daniels Midland His Excellency David C. Mulford, A Foreign Policy Trump Card? Private Business Roundtable Carly Fiorina, former chairman Company, with U.S. U.S. ambassador to India Jan H. Kalicki, public policy scholar, His Excellency Vaclav Klaus, and chief executive officer, secretary of agriculture, The Woodrow Wilson International Center, president, Czech Republic Hewlett Packard Company Honorable Mike Johanns November 1, 2005 and counselor for international The Chinese Multinational: strategy, Chevron Corporation May 8, 2006 November 21, 2006 Your Next Partner or Competitor? Private Business Roundtable Private Business Roundtable Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky, December 5, 2005 The Honorable Mike Johanns, The Honorable Carlos M. Gutierrez, former U.S. trade representative; China: Understanding the secretary of agriculture, secretary of commerce, Pin Ni, president, Wanxiang American; Business Relationship U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. Department of Commerce R. Craig Breese, president, Maytag with the Rising Economic Dragon International, Inc.; Kenneth The Honorable Mark Steven Kirk, May 11, 2006 December 14 , 2006 Lieberthal, professor, distinguished cochair, U.S.-China Working Group, Poland and the United States: Ukraine’s Foreign Policy and fellow, and director for China, U.S. House of Representative Building on the Business Agenda William Davidson Institute, Transatlantic Partnership His Excellency Dmytro Tabachnyk, University of Michigan December 9, 2005 His Excellency Janusz Reiter, vice prime minister, Ukraine Cosponsored with A.T. Kearney Today’s Energy Reality: ambassador of the Republic of Poland We are In a Deep Hole to the United States January 17, 2007 November 9, 2005 Matthew Simmons, author Global Financial Warriors: Private Business Roundtable May 19, 2006 The Untold Story of International The Honorable Carlos M. Gutierrez, January 19, 2006 A Trade Agenda for Prosperity, Finance in the Post-9/11 World secretary of commerce, World Trade at a Crossroads: What Democracy, and Peace John Taylor, former U.S. U.S. Department of Commerce Lies Ahead for the WTO Doha Round Ambassador Rob Portman, undersecretary for international affairs The Honorable Clayton Yeutter, of U.S. trade representative Coorganized with The University of counsel, Hogan & Hartson, LLP, Chicago’s Graduate School of Business former U.S. trade representative, and secretary of agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture

2 0 the chicago council on global affairs February 1, 2007 March 27, 2007 Opportunities and Challenges of a The United States and Vietnam: Year of India Series Global Economy A Vision for Trade and During the 2007 program year, The Chicago Council The Honorable Edward Lazear, Investment Relations chairman, Council of The Honorable Michael Marine, on Global Affairs partnered with the Confederation of Economic Advisers U.S. ambassador to Indian Industry, India’s premier business association, to Coorganized with The University of Socialist Republic of Vietnam organize the Year of India Series. India has experienced Chicago’s Graduate School of Business March 28, 2007 tremendous growth in recent years and foreign and indi- March 5, 2007 Hong Kong: Gateway to China rect investment continues to grow at an unprecedented Private Luncheon Margaret Fong, economic and trade rate. In addition to offering significant opportunities, His Highness Shaikh Salman affairs commissioner, Hong Kong bin Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa, India’s economic rise also poses some challenges. The crown prince and commander-in- May 21, 2007 Year of India series brought American business execu- chief, Bahrain Defense Force Making Global Economic Institutions tives operating in India and Indian government leaders Coorganized with JPMorgan Work: What the World Needs Now and experts to Chicago to discuss the latest thinking on Chase & Co. Mr. David Dodge, governor, Bank of Canada topics including economic reform and development, March 12, 2007 outsourcing and service sector expansion, and new The EU Presidency and May 31, 2007 Transatlantic Trade Relations Private Roundtable market opportunities. His Excellency Klaus Scharioth, His Excellency Bo Xilai, minister of ambassador of Germany to the commerce, People’s Republic of China United States; His Excellency John Bruton, head of delegation May 31, 2007 of the European Union to the Mexico in a Globalized World United States; Daniel Hamilton, Agustín Carstens, The Johns Hopkins University secretary of finance and Coorganized with the German- public credit of Mexico American Chamber of Commerce Coorganized with The University of and the Consulate General of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business Germany in Chicago June 21, 2007 March 22, 2007 Private Dinner Expanding the U.S. – South Africa His Excellency Yuan Chunqing, Business Relationship Governor of Shaanxi Province, His Excellency Mandisi Mpahlwa, People’s Republic of China minister of trade and industry, Republic of South Africa

Aviation Leadership Summit: Sustainable

Aviation Policies for America and the World September 8, 2006 November 2, 2006 Scott Bayman, president Thirteen Years on the Inside: Bangalore Tiger: How Indian Tech and chief executive officer The Chicago Council and the International Aviation Law A Perspective on India Upstart WIPRO is Rewriting the of GE India, with Sreekumar Institute of DePaul University College of Law brought Scott R. Bayman, president and Rules of Global Competition Nair, deputy director of the Confederation of together more than fifty industry leaders, senior policy chief executive officer, General Steve Hamm, author and journalist, Electric India Business Week Indian Industry makers, and experts for the Aviation Leadership Summit in October 2006. October 27, 2006 April 12, 2007 Glenn F. Tilton, chairman, president, and chief Breakfast Roundtable and India’s Economic Outlook: Luncheon Program How the Past Will Shape the Future executive officer of United Airlines, chaired the summit His Excellency Dr. Montek Singh Raghuram G. Rajan, professor of and Marion C. Blakey, administrator of the Federal Ahluwalia, deputy chairman, Planning finance, The University of Chicago’s Aviation Administration, delivered the keynote address. Commission, Government of India Graduate School of Business Cosponsored with The University of With air transport issues gaining traction in multilateral Chicago’s Graduate School of Business and bilateral trade negotiations around the world, the summit examined regulatory and market innovations that may give new opportunities to the commercial aviation industry. Corporate sponsors included United Airlines, FedEx Express, The Boeing Company, AAR Corpora- tion, and Wolters Kluwer; and coorganizing sponsors included Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, The University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business, and World Business Chicago.

the chicago council on global affairs 2 1 India Roundtable

The India Roundtable is a pioneering forum for business, political, civic, and nonprofit leaders committed to thoughtful dialogue on issues shaping India-U.S. economic and political relations. Through small-format programs, India Roundtable participants discuss critical economic, political, and social issues with leading India experts and government officials. The India Roundtable is cochaired by Marshall M. Bouton, president, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs; Dipak Jain, dean, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University; and Ashish Prasad, partner, Mayer Brown LLP.

October 11, 2005 January 23, 2006 April 28, 2006 April 12, 2007 Crisis in Nepal: Does it Threaten India? South Asia: Unresolved Conflicts Power Sector in India: India’s Economic Outlook: Ashok Mehta, retired major general, Walter Andersen, associate director Collaboration Opportunities How the Past Will Shape the Future Indian Army of South Asia studies, The Johns The Honorable Shri Sushil Kumar Raghuram G. Rajan, professor of Hopkins University; Nasim Zehra, Shinde, union minister of power, finance, Graduate School of Business, October 17, 2005 senior fellow, Asia Center, Republic of India The University of Chicago India-U.S.: An Emerging Harvard University Strategic Partnership! September 8, 2006 May 30, 2007 The Honorable David C. Mulford, Examining Cultural, Political and Treaties and Turmoil: U.S. ambassador to India Financial Obstacles of Doing Uncertainty in South Asia Business in India Stephen Cohen, senior fellow of Scott R. Bayman, president and foreign policy studies, chief executive officer, General The Brookings Institution Electric India June 27, 2007 October 13, 2006 Economic Relations between India’s Thirst for Energy and China and the United States Economic Development: Diplomats from the Ministry of A View from Gujarat State External Affairs, India Kamal Navanty and delegation of Cosponsored with the Asia Foundation industry leaders from Gujurat, India joint china and November 30, 2006 india roundtables Future Directions of India – U.S. Relations March 8, 2007 The Honorable Ronen Sen, China and India’s Foreign Investment: ambassador of India to the Africa and Beyond United States Harry Broadman, economic advisor, World Bank December, 18, 2006 Uncertain Passage?: India-U.S. March 12, 2007 November 12, 2005 March 28, 2006 Relations After the Nuclear Deal Armies of Asian Engineers: Debating Dr. Montek Singh The Argumentative Indian – Writings Kashmir: Prospects for Peace Marshall M. Bouton, president, Competitiveness and Innovation Ahluwalia, deputy on Indian History, Culture and Identity Farooq Kathwari, chairman and The Chicago Council on Global Affairs William Wulf, president, chairman of planning for Dr. Amartya Sen, Lamont University chief executive officer, Ethan Allen National Academy of Engineering the Government of India, February 22, 2007 with Tarun Das, director Professor, Harvard University Industries, Inc. Religious Violence and Peace in India general of the Cosponsored with the American professor Confederation of Indian India Foundation April 18, 2006 Steven Wilkinson, Industry, and Michael H. Terrorism and Communal Views of political science, The University Moskow, Chicago Council November 21, 2005 The Honorable Syed Shahabuddin, of Chicago vice chairman Economic Reforms in India: former member, Indian Parliament, Where Are We and Where Do We Go? and ambassador, Indian Ministry of Rakesh Mohan, deputy governor, External Affairs Reserve Bank of India

2 2 the chicago council on global affairs China Roundtable

The China Roundtable brings together business, political, civic, and nonprofit leaders to discuss China-U.S. economic and political relations. The Roundtable fosters greater understanding and connections between China and Chicago and engages professionals interested in forming ties with Chinese business and other leaders. The small-format programs allow for in-depth discussions about critical economic, political, and social issues with leading China experts. The China Roundtable is generously supported by The Dr. Scholl Foundation and is cochaired by Lyric Hughes Hale, publisher and founder, China Online; William Spence, senior counsel, Freeborn & Peters; and Dali Yang, professor of political science, The University of Chicago.

November 14, 2005 February 16, 2006 June 27, 2006 April 9, 2007 The Great Power Game in East Asia Reinvigorating the Consensus and Conflict in China: Fragile Superpower Michael Lev, business editor, U.S. Role in East Asia U.S.-China Relations Susan Shirk, professor of political Chicago Tribune Ambassador J. Stapleton Roy, Liping Zhang, senior Fulbright science, University of California, former U.S. ambassador to the People’s American Political Science Association San Diego December 7, 2005 Republic of China, and managing Congressional fellow One Billion Customers: director, Kissinger Associates, Inc. Lessons from the Front Lines of Doing Business in China February 27, 2006 James McGregor, former China Made in China: Photography bureau chief, Wall Street Journal Exhibit and Lecture Dali Yang, professor of political January 20, 2006 science, The University of Chicago; Hong Kong and China: Jun Yang, artist Common Experiences as Hub Cities Sandra Lee, permanent secretary March 9, 2006 of economic and development, China and the United States Hong Kong Special Administrative in the 21st Century Region Government Ambassador Nicholas Platt, president emeritus, Asia Society January 26, 2006 Power Shift: May 2, 2006 China and Asia’s New Dynamics Briefing David Shambaugh, director, China Ambassador Ma Zhengang, Policy Program, Elliott School of president, China Institute of International Affairs, George International Studies Washington University May 18, 2006 January 31, 2006 U.S. Security Policy Briefing towards a Rising China Qin Zhilai, research fellow, Institute Dan Blumenthal, resident fellow, of International Strategic Studies, the American Enterprise Institute; October 31, 2006 May 3, 2007 Marilyn R. Diamond, China Central Party School Dr. Robert Ross, professor Peace and Development in Asia Dangerous Nationalism?: Chicago Council Board of political science, Boston College Chairman Lien Chan, honorary Implications for China and Japan member; He Ning, chairman, Kuomintang Party of Taiwan Suisheng “Sam” Zhao, executive director general of June 1, 2006 director, Center of U.S.-China American and Oceanian China’s Shifting Bounds of Affairs for China’s February 21, 2007 Cooperation, University of Denver Ministry of Commerce; Free Expression Between Beijing and the Provinces: Verne G. Istock, Chicago Evan Osnos, China correspondent, Controlling the Empire Chicago Tribune Council Board member; Dali Yang, professor of political His Excellency Bo Xilai, science, The University of Chicago China’s minister of commerce; and Lester Crown, Chicago Council chairman, participate in a private roundtable discussion.

the chicago council on global affairs 2 3 leadership programs

Global Leadership Awards Dinner in Chicago. John W. Madigan, retired chairman and chief executive officer of Tribune Company, chaired The Chicago Council established the Global Leadership the event with dinner hosts John F. and Mary Manley. Awards Dinner in 2003 to honor distinguished individu- The dinner raised more than $660,000 for Chicago als for outstanding achievements in the areas of inter- Council programs. national relations, civic leadership, and philanthropy. In April 2007, The Chicago Council honored Her Local, national, and international figures are honored at Excellency Sadako Ogata, former UN High Commis- a prestigious dinner event, which has become one of the sioner for Refugees, with the international award for her

LEFT: highlights of The Chicago Council’s annual calendar. unwavering commitment to public service in pursuit of 2006 Global Leadership In February 2006, the Council honored His Excel- human security and international cooperation. Former Award recipients Patrick G. Ryan, Shirley lency Fernando Henrique Cardoso, former president of U.S. National Security advisor Lt. General Brent Scowcroft, Welsh Ryan, His Brazil, with the international award for his lifelong com- USAF (Ret.), received the national award for his lifelong Excellency Fernando Henrique Cardoso, and mitment to justice, human development, and democ- career of distinguished service and his commitment to Paul A. Volker racy. The Honorable Paul A. Volcker, former chairman of making the United States stronger and the world safer. RIGHT: the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System, The Council presented the local award to Andrew J. 2007 Global Leadership received the national award for establishing significant McKenna, chairman of Schwarz Paper Company and Award recipients Lt. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, USAF national and global economic policies and leading McDonald’s Corporation, for increasing Chicago’s (Ret.), Her Excellency crucial international inquiries with probity and clarity. international stature through business and civic leader- Sadako Ogata, and The Council presented the local award to Shirley Welsh Andrew J. McKenna ship and corporate philanthropy. W. James Farrell, retired Ryan, chairman of Pathways Awareness Foundation, and chairman of Illinois Tool Works Inc., chaired the event Patrick G. Ryan, executive chairman of Aon Corporation, with dinner hosts John F. and Mary Manley. The dinner for their work as civic leaders and philanthropists set a record and raised more than $940,000 for Chicago Council programs.

2 4 the chicago council on global affairs Chairman’s Circle and President’s Circle

Members of the Council’s Board of Directors and donors at the Chairman’s Circle and the President’s Circle levels have direct access to leading national and international figures through the Council’s unique Leadership Programs. Private receptions, dinners, and briefings offer top Council contributors face-to-face time with visiting dignitaries and thought leaders. Leadership donors also have the opportunity to host and chair special events as program contributors and presenters.

private receptions, March 30, 2006 dinners, and events Michael Gordon, author and chief military October 11, 2005 correspondent, The New York Times Carl Gershman, president, National Endowment April 20, 2006 for Democracy Wole Soyinka, Nigerian author and political activist, November 8, 2005 Nobel Prize-winner Ambassador Heraldo Muñoz, permanent representative of May 3, 2006 Chile to the United Nations James F. Hoge Jr., editor and Peter G. Peterson Chair, November 17, 2005 Foreign Affairs His Excellency Dr. Osman Faruk Logoglu, May 8, 2006 ambassador of the Republic of Turkey Dr. Shirin Ebadi, to the United States Iranian lawyer, Nobel Prize-winner November 21, 2005 June 28, 2006 February 8, 2007 Jonathan F. Fanton, Dr. Paula J. Dobriansky, May 9, 2006 Lt. General Brent Scowcroft, Michael Oren, under secretary of state for Her Excellency Ellen president of The John D. USAF (Ret.), president and founder, senior fellow, and Catherine T. democracy and global affairs, Johnson Sirleaf, The Scowcroft Group Shalem Center, Jerusalem MacArthur Foundation, president, Republic of Liberia U.S. Department of State with President’s Circle September 25, 2006 March 15, 2007 members Isabel and November 28, 2005 May 16, 2006 Senator John C. Danforth, R. James Woolsey, Donald Stewart His Excellency John Bruton, Madeleine K. Albright, former U.S. senator for Missouri vice president, ambassador of the European Union former secretary of state, Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. to the United States; U.S. Department of State September 28, 2006 Sir David Manning, ambassador of Joseph Stiglitz, April 4, 2007 Great Britain to the United States June 6, 2006 former chief economist and senior Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski, C. Fred Bergsten, vice president of the World Bank, former national security advisor, January 24, 2006 director, Institute for and professor, Columbia University trustee, Center for Strategic and Ambassador L. Paul Bremer, III, International Economics International Studies former ambassador and administrator October 5, 2006 of the U.S. Coalition Provisional June 13, 2006 Dr. Rashid Khalidi, April 11, 2007 Authority in Iraq John Hamre, Edward Said Chair in Arab Studies, Dr. George Rupp, president and chief executive Columbia University president, International January 31, 2006 officer, Center for Strategic and Rescue Committee Bernard-Henri Lévy, International Studies November 29, 2006 French writer, philosopher, Jonathan F. Fanton, May 16, 2007 journalist, and activist June 19, 2006 president, The John D. and Michael Beschloss, His Excellency Carlos de Icaza, Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation author and presidential historian February 15, 2006 ambassador of Mexico to the Ambassador J. Stapleton Roy, United States former U.S. ambassador to China, Indonesia, and Singapore

the chicago council on global affairs 2 5 May 22, 2007 October 5, 2005 February 2, 2006 June 8, 2006 Peter C. Goldmark, Afghanistan to Iraq: Moving forward Current Affairs in the Middle East Transatlantic Relations director, Climate and Air program, on The Global War on Terrorism Lester Crown, chairman, Henry Christian Schmidt, parliamentary Environmental Defense Rear Admiral Robert Moeller, Crown & Company, and chairman, state secretary to the federal minister director of plans and policy, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs of defense of Germany June 4, 2007 U.S. Central Command Shaheen Mistri, February 2, 2006 September 12, 2006 2007 Patricia Blunt Koldyke Fellow November 1, 2005 U.S. – Israel Relations A View from the Middle East and founder, Akanksha Foundation The Chicago Council’s Strategic Plan Amatzia Baram, professor, Joel Greenberg, correspondent, John F. Manley, president, University of Haifa, and visiting fellow, Chicago Tribune June 6, 2007 Chicago City Capital Group, Inc., The Brookings Institution John W. Rowe, and vice chairman, The Chicago Cosponsored with the Consulate September 13, 2006 chairman, president, and chief Council on Global Affairs General of Israel to the Midwest A Shared Future: The Economic executive officer, Exelon Corporation Engagement of Greater Chicago and November 3, 2005 February 3, 2006 Its Mexican American Community June 14, 2007 Germany and the EU’s Emerging Cyprus in the European Union Task Force cochairs Douglas A. Ambassador Dennis Ross, Foreign Policy His Excellency Euripides Doestch, partner, Mayer Brown LLP; former Middle East envoy Sascha Muller-Kraenner, director Evriviades, ambassador of Cyprus Clare Muñana president, Ancora for Europe and North America, to the United States Associates, Inc.; Alejandro Silva, June 19, 2007 Heinrich Boell Foundation chairman, Evans Food Group, Ltd. David Albright, February 24, 2006 president, Institute for Science Briefing September 15, 2006 and International Security; Her Excellency Mu Sochua, Leaving Microsoft to Change the former minister of Women’s and World: An Entrepreneur’s Odyssey to Veterans’ Affairs of Cambodia Educate the World’s Children John Wood, founder and chief March 16, 2006 executive officer, Room to Read China and India Rising Marshall M. Bouton, president, September 26, 2006 The Chicago Council on Global Affairs A View From Haifa Yona Yahav, mayor, Haifa, Israel March 24, 2006 Taming American Power: September 29, 2006 The Global Response to U.S. Power Cambodia’s Upcoming Khmer Rouge Stephen Walt, academic dean, Tribunals: A Personal Story professor of international affairs, Samron Nil; moderated by John F. Kennedy School of Kathryn Lucatelli, executive director, Government, Harvard University Build Cambodia

May 25, 2006 October 6, 2006 U.S.-Egypt Relations and View from Iraq Egypt’s Role in the Middle East Liz Sly, correspondent, Ambassador Mohamed Shaker, Chicago Tribune vice chair, Egyptian Council on Foreign Vicki Jones of AT&T Rachel Bronson, November 17, 2005 October 18, 2006 Midwest and Chairman’s vice president for programs Iran’s Strategic Weapons Programs Affairs, and former ambassador of Circle member Gordon and studies, The Chicago Council Dr. Gary Samore, vice president, the Arab Republic of Egypt to the Beyond U.S. Views: Segal with Carly Fiorina, on Global Affairs; Global Security and Sustainability, United Kingdom Accessing the Rise of China and India former chairman and Ray Takeyh, senior fellow The John D. and Catherine T. Marshall M. Bouton, president, chief executive officer of for Middle East studies, MacArthur Foundation May 25, 2006 The Chicago Council on Global Affairs Hewlett Packard Company Council on Foreign Relations Egypt – The Land of Crossroads December 16, 2005 Ambassador Abdel Raouf El October 31, 2006 Peace and Development in Asia leadership briefings The U.S., the UN & Africa – Reedy, chair, Egyptian Council on Liberia America’s Stepchild Foreign Affairs; Ambassador Lien Chan, honorary chairman, September 19, 2005 Jacques Paul Klein, special Mohamed Shaker, vice chair, Kuomintang Party of Taiwan Israel and the Middle East representative and coordinator, Egyptian Council on Foreign Affairs; November 7, 2006 After Disengagement UN Operation in Liberia Dr. Ossama El Ghazali Harb, His Excellency Daniel Ayalon, editor-in-chief, Al-Siyassa Al-Dawliya; The Post-Koizumi Era: ambassador of Israel to the January 20, 2006 Dr. Zahi Hawas, secretary general, Implications for Japan, United States Syria: Challenge and Crisis Supreme Council of Antiquities; the United States, and East Asia His Excellency Imad Moustapha, Dr. Aly Radwan, professor of Gerald Curtis, Burgess Professor of ambassador of Syria to the Egyptology, Cairo University Political Science, Columbia University United States Collaboration with Consulate General of the Arab Republic of Egypt, The Egyptian Council on Foreign Affairs, and The Field Museum

2 6 the chicago council on global affairs November 28, 2006 March 9, 2007 May 9, 2007 June 29, 2007 Afghanistan: A Campaign Assessment The Globalization of Security Threats: Key Foreign Policy Issues Transatlantic Relations and the Lt. General Karl W. Eikenberry, A UK Perspective for the 2008 Elections Recent G8 Summit commanding general, U.S. Combined Sir Peter Ricketts, permanent Charles Lipson, professor, Dr. Norbert Lammert, Christian Forces Command-Afghanistan undersecretary, UK Foreign and The University of Chicago Democratic Union Party, president of Commonwealth Office the Bundestag; Petra Ernstberger, December 5, 2006 May 11, 2007 Social Democratic Party, member of The Law-Growth Nexus March 15, 2007 Turkey’s EU Accession Prospects: the Bundestag; Dr. Werner Hoyer, Kenneth W. Dam, Max Pam Roundtable on Russia Train Wreck or New Paradigm? Free Democratic Party, member of Professor American and Foreign Law, moderated by Rachel Bronson, vice David Cuthell, executive director, the Bundestag The University of Chicago Law School president of programs and studies, Institute for Turkish Studies, and The Chicago Council on Global Affairs; professor, Columbia University global connections December 7, 2006 Richard Longworth, senior fellow, dinner series Inside North Korea: The Chicago Council on Global Affairs May 14, 2007 My First Year in Pyongyang India: A Global Powerhouse October 19, 2005 His Excellency Mats Foyer, April 6, 2007 Chicago Council Board Members and Africa After Gleneagles ambassador of Sweden to North Korea The New Cold War in the Middle East: participants of the India Study Group, Hosted by The Honorable Andrew A View from Within the Region’s New Marilyn Diamond, Fred Seaton and Mrs. Helen Seaton, December 19, 2006 Military and Ideological Battlefields Steingraber, and Leah Zell Wanger; with special guest Dr. Richard Politics and Energy in Central Asia: Rami Khouri, director of the Issam moderated by Marshall M. Bouton, Joseph, John Evans Professor of The Great Game Resumes Fares Institute for Public Policy and president, The Chicago Council on Political Science, and director of Alex Rodriguez, Moscow Bureau International Affairs, American Global Affairs the Program of African Studies, chief, Chicago Tribune University of Beirut, and editor-at- Northwestern University large, The Daily Star May 16, 2007 January 22, 2007 Lebanon – Between October 21, 2005 Security Challenges and Opportunities April 13, 2007 Domestic Stalemate and Mexican Immigration to the United in the Asia-Pacific Region Religion and Politics in Regional Transformation States – Finding a Rational Policy Admiral William Fallon, Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa: Michael Young, editor, The Daily Star on Both Sides of the Border commander, U.S. Pacific Command A Creeping Catastrophe? Hosted by Susan Manning Donald Levine, professor, May 22, 2007 and Douglas A. Doetsch, with January 31, 2007 The University of Chicago Private Roundtable special guest The Honorable The Persepolis Fortification Tablets: Peter Goldmark, director, Carlos M. Sada Solana, What are They and Why are April 16, 2007 Climate and Air program, Mexican Consul General They at Risk? The Atlantic Agenda: The Intense Environmental Defense October 21, 2005

Professor Matthew Stolper, Relationship between the European American Foreign Policy: John A. Wilson professor of Oriental May 30, 2007 Union and the United States The View from Congress Studies, The Oriental Institute Africa Since Gleneagles: His Excellency Carlos Westendorp Hosted by Amy and D. Cameron Future Prospects y Cabeza, ambassador of Spain to Findlay, with special guest February 5, 2007 The Right Honorable Baroness the United States The Honorable Mark Steven Kirk, Truth and Justice in Rwanda: Amos of Brondesbury, U.S. House of Representatives Reflections Thirteen Years April 23, 2007 leader of the UK House of Lords After a Genocide Oil, Corruption, and Democracy: October 23, 2005 Paul Rusesabagina, The Implications of Nigeria’s Elections June 15, 2007 The Increasingly Important and founder, the Hotel Rwanda Helima Croft, senior strategist, The Strategic Landscape of Israel Changing Role of the NGO/ Rusesabagina Foundation Lehman Brothers and the Broader Middle East Nonprofit Sector in Building Uzi Arad, founding head of the Participatory Societies February 26, 2007 April 26, 2007 Institute for Policy and Strategy, Hosted by Wendy Wiles Kase, Old Ties, New Crises: Are Emerging Markets Driving the Lauder School of Government, with special guest Christopher The Strategic Rationale Global Economy? Diplomacy, and Strategy, Inter- Szecsey, international consultant for the U.S.-Saudi Relationship David Hale, economist, Disciplinary Center Herziliya and trainer, Social Impact Rachel Bronson, vice president for Hale Advisors, LLC programs and studies, The Chicago June 22, 2007 October 26, 2005 Council on Global Affairs April 26, 2007 Bound Together: How Traders, Investment in India What Does the Rise of China and India Preachers, Adventurers, and Hosted by Connie and Thomas A. March 2, 2007 Mean for Our City and Nation? Warriors Shaped Globalization Cole and Nancy and Imad I. Qasim, Al-Qa’ida in the West: The United Marshall M. Bouton, president, Nayan Chanda, director of with special guest Samir Ghandi, States, United Kingdom, and Canada The Chicago Council on Global Affairs publications, Yale Center for the partner, Sidley Austin LLP Jarret Brachman, director of Study of Globalization October 27, 2005 research, Combating Terrorism Center, April 30, 2007 How Smugglers, Traffickers U.S. Military Academy What Exactly is Happening in June 25, 2007 and Copycats are Hijacking Latin America Today? Economic and Strategic the Global Economy March 2, 2007 Alberto Coll, professor of law, DePaul Affairs in Israel Hosted by Chris and Scott Gordon, Briefing University, and president, International Daniel Kutner, head of the Bureau with special guest Dr. Moisés Naim, Mary Kaldor, professor, Human Rights Law Institute for Economic and Strategic Affairs, editor and publisher, Foreign Policy London School of Economics Center for Political Research May 7, 2007 Engaging Syria: The Key to Middle East Peace? Joshua Landis, professor, University of Oklahoma, and editor, SyriaComment

the chicago council on global affairs 2 7 November 1, 2005 December 13, 2005 October 24, 2006 November 16, 2006 The Fate of Democracy in Iraq Can Democracy Defeat Terrorism? Blame the Jihadis for Stalling the The Responsibility to Protect: Hosted by John D. Gray, with special Hosted by Lynn and Mark A. India-Pakistan Peace Process A New Guiding Principle in guest Professor Larry Diamond, Angelson, with special guest Hosted by Lynn M. Martin and Har- International Relations coeditor, Journal of Democracy, and Professor Joseph Nye, University ry Leinenweber, with special guest Hosted by Kay and Fred Krehbiel, senior fellow, Hoover Institution, Distinguished Service Professor, John Ambassador Husain Haqqani, with special guest The Honorable Stanford University F. Kennedy School of Government, director, Department of International Gareth Evans, president and Harvard University Relations, Boston University chief executive officer, International November 1, 2005 Crisis Group U.S. Policy Challenges January 27, 2006 October 25, 2006 in the Middle East Russia’s Retreat from Democracy How Congress is Failing America November 16, 2006 Hosted by Frank Clark, with special and Its Impact on Legal Reform: and How to Get it Back on Track The Devastating Consequences guest Ambassador Edward P. A Practitioner’s Perspective Hosted by Chris and Scott Gordon, of America’s Drug War Djerejian, founding director, James Hosted by Lisa Brown-Tribbett with special guests Thomas E. Hosted by Judith and Peter A. Baker, III Institute for Public Policy, and Charles A. Tribbett, III, with Mann, the W. Averell Harriman Chair Bensinger and Winnie and Bob Rice University special guest Richard Dean, partner and senior fellow in Governance Crawford, with special guest and head of Russia and Central Asia Studies, The Brookings Institution; Peter Bensinger, former director, November 3, 2005 practice, Coudert Brothers Norman J. Ornstein, resident U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration China’s Hot Topics of the Day scholar, American Enterprise Institute With hosts and experts Lyric Hughes October 12, 2006 November 20, 2006 for Public Policy Research Hale, publisher and chief executive Exploring U.S. Options in Iran The Top Ten Risks to the officer, China Online,Inc.; David Hale, Hosted by Kimberly K. Querrey October 30, 2006 Global Economy head of Hale Advisors, LLC and Louis A. Simpson, with special Climate Change: Global Hosted by Frederick C. Broda, guest Ambassador Jack Vaughn, Perspectives, Midwest Action James H. Stone, and Kimberly K. November 9, 2005 former U.S. ambassador to Panama Hosted by The Honorable Andrew Taylor, with special guest The Economy, Trade, and and Colombia Seaton, with special guest Dr. David Young, managing director American Competitiveness Ellen S. Alberding, president, and founder, Oxford Analytica Hosted by Arch W. Shaw, with spe- October 13, 2006 The Joyce Foundation cial guest The Honorable Carlos M. The United States and Vietnam: November 28, 2006 Gutierrez, secretary of commerce, New Partnerships for the November 1, 2006 The Role of the United Nations U.S. Department of Commerce Twenty-first Century Civil Liberties and Wartime in World Crises Hosted by Linh and Thomas Hosted by Connie and Thomas A. Hosted by Alyce Sigler and November 9, 2005 O’Connor, with special guest Cole and Nancy and Imad I. Qasim, Stephen A. Kaplan, with special The Case for Islamo- Nguyen Ngoc Phuc, vice minister with special guests Geoffrey R. guest Ambassador Richard S. Christian Civilization of planning and investment, Stone, Harry Kalven, Jr. Distinguished Williamson, partner, Hosted by Inna Rozumenko Socialist Republic of Vietnam Professor of Law, The University of Mayer Brown LLP and Dr. Ogan Gurel, with special Chicago; and Joseph R. Guerra, guest Professor Richard W. October 17, 2006 November 30, 2006 partner, Sidley Austin LLP Bulliet, author and professor, Mecca and Main Street The Israeli-Palestinian Puzzle Columbia University Hosted by William and Libby November 1, 2006 Hosted by Sandi and Tom Kully, Graham, with special guest Ethical Realism and the with special guest David Makovsky, November 10, 2005 Geneive Abdo, journalist and liaison Foreign Policy Debate director, Washington Institute for The Global Pension Crisis in a for the UN Alliance of Civilizations Hosted by Mimi and Bud Frankel, Near East Policy Rapidly Aging World: Will Baby- with special guests Anatol Lieven, Boomers Have Their Own Cake, October 18, 2006 December 5, 2006 British journalist and historian, and and Eat That of Their Children, Too? Inside Afghanistan After the Taliban Where is Cuba Going? senior research fellow, New America Hosted by Christopher O’Dea, Hosted by Ellen Stone Belic, with Hosted by Carol “Mickey” Norton Foundation; John Hulsman, senior with special guest Jacob Funk special guest Sarah Chayes, journal- and Maureen Savaiano, with research fellow for European affairs, Kirkegaard, research associate, ist and former NPR correspondent special guest Alberto Coll, and senior foreign policy analyst, Institute for International Economics professor, DePaul University October 22, 2006 Heritage Foundation November 14, 2005 From Breadbasket to Worldbasket – December 6, 2006 November 8, 2006 Mexico in the Balance The Future of U.S. Agriculture Energy Security Policy Chicago Futures Exchanges: The Hosted by Carol and Don Randel, Hosted by Donna LaPietra and Hosted by Marilyn and Terry Epicenter of Financial Globalization with special guest Emilio Kourí, Bill Kurtis, with special guest John Diamond, with special guest Vito With hosts and experts Charles P. associate professor, The University D. Hardin, Jr., vice chair, board of Stagliano, director of policy research, Carey, chairman, Chicago Board of of Chicago trustees, Purdue University, and owner, National Commission on Energy Policy Trade; Bernard W. Dan, president Hardin Farms November 15, 2005 and chief executive officer, December 7, 2006 Israel: The Threats Without and Within October 24, 2006 Chicago Board of Trade The Outlook for China hosted by Leah Zell Wanger and Whither Russia? With hosts and experts Lyric Hughes November 14, 2006 Ralph Wanger, with special guest Hosted by Anne and Bill Tobey, Hale, publisher and chief executive Egypt on the Brink David Horovitz, editor-in-chief, with special guest Dimitri K. Simes, officer, China Online, Inc.; and David Hosted by Midge and Roger R. The Jerusalem Post president, The Nixon Center Hale, head of Hale Advisors, LLC Nelson, with special guest Jon B. Alterman, director, Middle Eastern Studies, Center for Strategic and International Studies

2 8 the chicago council on global affairs National and International Discourse

For more than eighty-five years, The Chicago Council has provided a distinguished public forum 2006 America and the World Conference: for world leaders, policymakers, and experts to discuss issues of national and international “The Rise of China importance. Finding solutions to today’s most vexing problems also requires bringing together and India: Implications for World Order” key stakeholders to fully examine the issues and offer recommendations for moving forward. Through studies, task forces, and conferences, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs brings together the world’s thought leaders to contribute fresh insights and authentic perspectives to the formation of opinion and policy in the United States and abroad.

the chicago council on global affairs 2 9 public opinion studies

Long known for studies on U.S. public attitudes on international relations and foreign policy, The Chicago Council has expanded the scope of its internationally renowned public opinion surveys to include parallel surveys in other countries. The Council’s public opinion studies, now conducted every two years, provide rich, comparative data on major topics in countries around the world. Results of the most recent public opinion studies were covered by several media outlets including The Associated Press, Chicago Tribune, CNN, Financial Times, International Herald Tribune, The New York Times, Newsweek International, and Reuters, among others. Public opinion study reports are available online at thechicagocouncil.org.

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in October 2006 in ���������������������� research centers inter- a report titled “The viewed nearly 22,000 United States and the Rise of China and India.” people in China, India, the United States, Russia, The report assessed American public opinion on a Indonesia, France, Thailand, Ukraine, Poland, Iran, variety of challenges, including international terrorism, Mexico, South Korea, the Philippines, Australia, nuclear proliferation, conflict in the Middle East, the Argentina, Peru, Armenia, Israel, and the Palestinian rising economic and political power of Asia, economic territories. The countries surveyed include roughly competition from abroad, and threats to energy supplies fifty-six percent of the world’s population. and the environment. It also presented a comparison of In-depth reports of world public opinion on key international attitudes on how the emergence of China international issues, including globalization, climate and India as economic dynamos and claimants to great change, the United Nations, U.S. leadership, and China power status will affect the global economy, international were released throughout spring 2007, with a final security, and politics. comprehensive report released in May 2007. In addition Generous support from The John D. and Catherine to a global overview of opinion on key issues, the final T. MacArthur Foundation, the McCormick Tribune Foun- report included detailed country-by-country analysis. dation, the Asia Society, and the Korea Foundation made Generous support from the Rockefeller Brothers the 2006 Public Opinion Study and the report possible. Fund, Ford Foundation, and JEHT Foundation made it possible to extend the Council’s 2006 Public Opinion Study to include more partners and to survey additional countries for this collaboration with WorldPublicOpinion.org.

3 0 the chicago council on global affairs task forces and studies

The Chicago Council brings together diverse experts and stakeholders for wide-ranging discussions on global topics of importance to the Midwest and the nation. Resulting reports contribute insights and perspectives from Chicago and the Midwest to the formation of opinion and policies on issues such as immigration, immigrant integration, agriculture policy, and the economic rise of China and India. In choosing topics for task forces and study groups, the Council is guided by extensive consultations and elaborate planning efforts. The Council works hard to ensure the groups include diverse backgrounds and perspectives. In the end, the findings and recommendations are those of the groups alone – usually in hard-won consensus – not those of The Chicago Council on Global Affairs.

Modernizing America’s Farm and Food Policy: Vision for a New Direction

In September 2005, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs convened a Task Force on U.S. agriculture policy. The Task Force was cochaired by Catherine Bertini, former executive director of the UN World Food Program; Robert Thompson, former director of agriculture and rural develop- ment at the World Bank; and August Schumacher, former undersecretary of agriculture for farm and foreign ag- to all producers; developing adequate transition ricultural services. A group of thirty prominent leaders measures and choices for producers; improving the and policy specialists from Chicago, the Midwest, and efficiency of conservation programs that enhance water, the nation met on a regular basis for more than a year land, and public resources; and linking the major federal to discuss recommendations for achieving meaningful, feeding programs to nutrition guidelines. sector-wide reform focused on ensuring the long-term The report has been well received by government, competitiveness and sustainability of U.S. agriculture nongovernmental groups, and the private sector. It is and food systems. being included in course curricula at Harvard Univer- The Chicago Council released the resulting report, sity, New York University, and University of California, “Modernizing America’s Farm and Food Policy: Vision Berkeley, and at conferences convened by The University for a New Direction,” of findings and recommendations of Chicago Paris Center and the Trilateral Commission. in Washington, D.C. in September 2007, at a special Generous support from Archer Daniels Midland event organized in cooperation with the Institute for Company, Kraft Foods Inc., Evans Food Products, The International Economics. The Task Force’s key recom- German Marshall Fund of the United States, and mendations include shifting the focus of support the Farm Foundation made the Task Force and its programs from commodity-specific price supports report possible. toward market-oriented risk management tools available

the chicago council on global affairs 3 1 Engaging China and India: An Economic Strengthening America: The Civic and Agenda for Japan and the United States Political Integration of Muslim Americans

The Chicago Council on In February 2006, The Chicago Global Affairs, working with Council convened an inde- the Japan Economic Foun- pendent Task Force cochaired dation in Tokyo and the by Farooq Kathwari, chairman Pacific Council on Interna- and chief executive officer tional Policy in Los Angeles, of Ethan Allen Interiors Inc., convened a Binational Study and Lynn Martin, former U.S. Group in September 2005 to secretary of labor and con- forge a common understand- gresswoman, and composed ing of how the United States of thirty-two distinguished and Japan should respond to Muslim and non-Muslim the immense challenges – and leaders. They met to examine enormous opportunities – posed by the economic assent the Muslim American experience and to suggest ways of China and India. Kenneth W. Dam, former deputy to address the gathering climate of mistrust between secretary of State and of the Treasury, and Max Pam Muslim and non-Muslim Americans and to accelerate professor emeritus at The University of Chicago Law Muslim American integration in American society. School, and Noburu Hatakeyama, chairman and chief The resulting Task Force report, “Strengthening executive officer of the Japan Economic Foundation America: The Civic and Political Integration of Muslim and former vice minister of international affairs for Americans,” was released in June 2007, during a special the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, event at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for cochaired the Study Group of American and Japanese Scholars in Washington, D.C. The report calls for Muslims leaders and experts. and non-Muslims to work together to create full and The resulting report, “Engaging China and India: equal opportunities for Muslim Americans to participate An Economic Agenda for Japan and the United States,” in American civic and political life. was released in October 2006 and was featured at events The Task Force concluded that Muslim Americans in Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, and San Francisco, in are a well-educated, diverse group whose talents are addition to Chicago. It argues that the continued eco- needed to help address critical domestic and foreign nomic success of the United States and Japan is closely policy challenges related to homeland security and U.S. linked to the sustained growth of China and India. relations with Muslim countries and peoples. Key report The report is an important contribution to policy recommendations include expanding and recognizing debates underway and recommends a number of steps Muslim American contributions to national security, to support balanced and sustained growth in China and improving media coverage and public understanding of India to enhance their positive impact on the global Muslim Americans, building stronger Muslim American economy. Key recommendations include reducing institutions, and cultivating the next generation of Muslim global economic imbalances, promoting free trade American leaders. The Task Force also calls for ongoing throughout the Asia-Pacific region, encouraging tech- national attention to Muslim American integration. nological innovation, managing energy competition, Generous support from the Ford Foundation, the and reducing environmental degradation. Carnegie Corporation of New York, Rockefeller Brothers Generous support from the Japan Foundation Center Fund, The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Founda- for Global Partnership and an anonymous donor made tion, The Joyce Foundation, Louis Family Foundation, the Study Group and its report possible. Javeed Akhter, and Imad I. Qasim made the Task Force and its report possible.

3 2 the chicago council on global affairs conferences and leadership dialogue

International policymakers and analysts discuss global issues of governance, security, and economic development at high-profile Chicago Council conferences, such as the biennial Atlantic Conference and the annual America and the World Conference. The Chicago Council also periodically convenes meetings on current topics or subjects of special interest, such as preventing genocide and immigrant integration. Conference reports are available online at thechicagocouncil.org.

Atlantic Conference

For more than thirty years, The Atlantic region is experiencing a surge in the Atlantic Conference has international migration, which has doubled since 1975. brought together interna- Healthy economies depend on the movement of people, tional affairs experts and just as they do the free flow of goods and capital. At the leaders from North America, same time, however, the unprecedented combination of Latin America, and Europe the numbers, arrival pace, and diversity of international to discuss issues of mutual migrants poses significant social and political challenges concern and determine how for many receiving societies. the Atlantic partners can Sixty leading policymakers, international experts, contribute to international corporate executives, and media representatives from peace and security. In recent twenty countries gathered to discuss regional responses years, participation has to increasing global migration. Topics discussed ranged grown to include Africa and to cover broader global from the brain drain experienced by countries that issues such as governance, security, and economic people are leaving to the political opportunities and development. Each biennial conference rotates among challenges confronting those accepting migrants. the continents and focuses on a theme. Participants concurred on the need for develop- The most recent Atlantic Conference, “Migration ment policies to address demographic, economic, and and Migrant Integration in the Atlantic Region,” took political factors that drive migration; coherent national place March 22 – 24, 2007, in Seville, Spain. The Chicago and global migration policies, regarding integration and Council partnered with the Real Instituto Elcano de migrant rights; and better international cooperation, Estudios Internacionales y Estrategicos, one of Spain’s particularly between sending and receiving countries. leading think tanks, to organize the conference. Keynote Generous support from the Robert Bosch Stiftung, speakers included Jesus Caldera, the Spanish minister of The Rockefeller Foundation, and the Ford Foundation labor and social affairs; Emilio T. Gonzalez, under secre- made the 2007 Atlantic Conference possible. tary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services; and Bernardino León, the Spanish undersecretary of state for foreign affairs.

the chicago council on global affairs 3 3 America and the World Conference Economic Agenda for Japan and the United States.” More than thirty-five individuals from eight countries The America and the World Conference brings together participated in discussions about the rise of China and foreign policy specialists from think tanks, academics, India and its impact on the global economy, global media, government, nongovernmental organizations, security, and the global political order. and business from the United States and abroad to discuss key global issues. The McCormick Tribune Chicago-Birmingham Dialogue Foundation cosponsors the America and the World The Chicago Council on Global Affairs and the Centre Conference, which is held in Chicago each year. for Studies in Security and Diplomacy at the University United Airlines and JPMorgan Chase & Co. also of Birmingham collaborated to examine the integration participated as cosponsors. of British and American Muslims in their broader democratization: national communities. The goal of the Dialogue, which can it make the world safe? took place in Chicago June 4 – 6, 2006, and in Birmingham The third annual America and the World Conference, November 3 – 5, 2006, was to compare Muslim experi- “Democratization: Can It Make the World Safe?” took ences in the two countries and identify ways Muslim and place in Chicago September 29 – October 1, 2005. non-Muslim stakeholders can collaborate to increase Cochaired by Lewis Manilow, former chairman of the the engagement of Muslims in the domestic and foreign policy process and thereby reduce alienation and mis- trust. Approximately thirty individuals, both Muslim and non-Muslim, drawn equally from the United Kingdom and the United States, participated in each session.

The Responsibility to Protect: A Strategy for Engaging America

In November 2006, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, R2P Coalition, International Crisis Group, DePaul University’s Inter- national Human Rights Law Institute, and Northwestern University School of Law’s Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy, and 2006 America and Center for International the World Conference: William M. Daley, chairman of the Midwest region for “The Rise of China Human Rights, organized the JPMorgan Chase & Co., it provided a forum for substan- and India: Implications most in-depth discussion of for World Order” tive debate on democracy, its evolution, its growth, and the Responsibility to Protect on the means to spread it across the globe. More than (R2P) doctrine since the thirty-five participants represented fifteen countries in release of the International Commission on Interven- the discussions. tion and State Sovereignty’s report in 2001, when the the rise of china and india: concept was first articulated. implications for world order More than forty individuals participated in the conference, titled “The Responsibility to Protect: The fourth annual America and the World Conference, A Strategy for Engaging America,” and discussed ways “The Rise of China and India: Implications for World to bring prominence to an issue that, until recently, Order,” took place in Chicago October 12 – 14, 2006. has been absent from public thinking and the political It included discussions on topics raised by two Chicago agenda in the United States. Council reports: the 2006 Public Opinion Study, “The United States and the Rise of China and India,” and the Binational Study, “Engaging China and India: An

3 4 the chicago council on global affairs Leadership Study Missions 2007 india

Leadership Study Missions are an important part of In March 2007, approximately thirty members of The Chicago Council’s efforts to connect Chicago’s civic The Chicago Council’s Board of Directors and leadership and philanthropic leaders to the world. Periodically supporters traveled to India with Chicago Council the Council organizes trips for its Board of Directors president Marshall M. Bouton for an intimate view of the and leadership supporters. Participating delegates gain world’s largest democracy. Cities visited included Delhi, perspective on regions of the world that have had or will Dharamsala, Varanasi, Udaipur, Agra, Jaipur, Mumbai, have significant impact on Chicago’s history, growth, and and Bangalore. culture. They return with a deeper understanding of the In Delhi, the group met with government leaders regions’ economic, political, and social evolution and and corporate executives, including the special envoy their relations with the United States. of the prime minister of India, members of parliament, Trips of this nature are an important part of and Scott Bayman, chief executive officer of GE India. The Chicago Council’s mission to influence discourse In-depth briefings focused on the current political on global issues. Participating delegates contribute environment, economic growth, education systems, ideas from Chicago and the Midwest to discussions and poverty and health. that take place abroad. And upon returning, delegates Twenty-five participants then traveled to Dharamsala share their experiences and knowledge gained with and eight visited Udaipur. In Udaipur, delegates learned the Chicago community.

2006 central europe

In May 2006, approximately twenty-five Chicago Council Board members and leadership supporters traveled to Central Europe with Chicago Council president Marshall M. Bouton and chairman Lester Crown. Delegates spent time in Germany, Poland, and Ukraine, with visits to Berlin, Krakow, Warsaw, and Kyiv. In Berlin, the group met with government leaders, corporate executives, and some of Germany’s leading journalists and academics. Delegates also dined with former minister of defense of Germany Volker Rühe and U.S. ambassador to Germany William R. Timken. During a weekend in Krakow, delegates visited several cultural and historical sites, including Auschwitz– how NGOs encourage rural villagers to build autonomous Neelima Khetan, executive local institutions and empower women through a range director of Seva Mandir, Birkenau and the Wieliczka Salt Mines. They also met discusses India’s rural with noted historian Norman Davies at Jagiellonian of cooperative ventures. In Dharamsala, delegates met development with in private with His Holiness the Dalai Lama and toured Council Board member University and discussed outlooks on Poland’s future Fred G. Steingraber and with leading Polish university students. In Warsaw, the the Tibetan Children’s Village program, which educates Chairman’s Circle and fosters about 3,000 students, orphans, and new members Marvin and group met with senior government leaders, received Elaine Gottlieb. briefings by prominent experts on key trends and issues, refugees from China. engaged in discussions with senior business and civic In Mumbai and Bangalore, delegates met with figures, and dined in the Royal Palace. NGOs, corporations, and leaders in the emerging tech Delegates spent the final days of the trip in Kyiv, sector to discuss challenges related to infrastructure where the first lady of Ukraine Kateryna Yushchenko developments. The group visited the Infosys campus hosted a formal dinner, followed the next day by an and GE’s Jack Welsh Center in Bangalore. almost two-hour discussion with President Viktor Excursions throughout the trip highlighted India’s Yushchenko. Delegates also had the opportunity to visit history, culture, and diversity. Delegates were led by ex- many of Kyiv’s historical and architectural sites and to pert guides to discover many of India’s historic treasures, meet with business and investment leaders in the region. including Jama Masjid, a mosque in India commissioned by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan; Humayan’s Tomb, a stunning example of 16th Century Mughal architecture; and the National Museum, which boasts some 150,000 pieces covering five millennia.

the chicago council on global affairs 3 5 program partners

To broaden its agenda, audiences, and perspectives, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs cooperates with local, national, and international organizations to develop and implement programs and projects. The following is a list of organizations with which The Chicago Council has cooperated over the past two years.

A.T. Kearney Centro de Investigación y International Aviation Law Program for International ABAC Poll Research Center, Docencia Económicas Institute, DePaul University Policy Attitudes (PIPA) Assumption University, (CIDE), Mexican Council College of Law R2P Coalition Thailand on Foreign Relations International Crisis Group Real Instituto Elcano de Alliance Francaise de Chicago Chicago Consular Corps, International Human Rights Estudios Internacionales y American Academy of representing more than Law Institute, DePaul Estrategicos Diplomacy seventy consuls general in University College of Law Saudi Aramco World American Council on the Chicago area International Security School of International Germany Chicago Sister Cities International Strategy and Studies, Beijing (Peking) American India Foundation International Program Policy Institute (ISPI) University, Beijing, China Armenian Center for National Chicagoland Chamber of Islam in the West Program, Schubas Tavern and International Studies, Commerce Center for Middle Eastern Social Weather Stations, Armenia College of DuPage Studies, Harvard University Philippines Ash Institute for Democratic Confederation of Indian Japan American Society Tami Steinmetz Center for Governance and Industry, Delhi (CII) Japan Economic Foundation Peace Research, Tel Aviv Innovation, John F. Consejo Mexicano de Asuntos JPMorgan Chase & Co. University Kennedy School of Internacionales, A.C. Kellogg School of The Boeing Company Government, (COMEXI) Management, The Brookings Institution Harvard University Council on Foreign Relations Northwestern University The Federation of Indian Asia Foundation Darkroom Kiev International Institute of Chambers of Commerce Asia Society of New York, DePaul University Sociology and Industry Washington D.C., East Asia Institute, Knowledge Networks The Field Museum Shanghai, and Mumbai South Korea Lake Forest College The Gene Siskel Film Center Barbara’s Bookstore Economist Levada Center, Russia The German Marshall Fund of Berlitz International, Inc. Efficience 3 Reims, France Lowy Institute for the United States BP America Inc. Egyptian Council on International Policy, The Global Donors Network Carnegie Corporation of Foreign Affairs Australia The Illinois Film Office New York Federal Reserve Bank of Martyrs’ The Initiative on Global Carnegie Endowment for Chicago McCormick Tribune Markets, Graduate School International Peace Ford Foundation Foundation of Business, The University CBOS, Poland Foreign Affairs McCormick Tribune Freedom of Chicago Center for American Studies, Foreign Policy Museum The John D. and Catherine T. Fudan University, China Foreign Service Institute (FSI), Mexican Fine Arts Center MacArthur Foundation Center for East Asian Studies, Delhi Museum The Korea Foundation The University of Chicago German American Chamber Muslim Puiblic Affairs The Spanish Studio, Ltd. Center for Global of Commerce of the Council The University of Chicago Partnership (CGP) Midwest Nanjing University, The University of Chicago Center for International Global Family Rescue Nanjing, China Center in Paris Human Rights, GlobeScan National Association of Tinker Foundation, Inc. Northwestern University Graciela Römer y Asociados, Manufacturers United Nations School of Law Argentina National Geographic University of Birmingham Center for International Grupo de Opinion Publica, New York Times Centre for Studies in Studies, Qinghua Universidad de Lima Oriental Institute, The Security and Diplomacy (Tsinghua) University, HBO University of Chicago Woodrow Wilson Beijing, China Hideout Pacific Council on International Center for Center for International Illinois Manufacturing International Policy Scholars Studies, The University Association Palestinian Center for Public World Business Chicago of Chicago Inlingua Chicago Opinion, Palestinian World Policy Journal Center for Strategic and Institute for International Territories WorldPublicOpinion.org International Studies (CSIS) Economics Peterson Institute for (subsidiary of PIPA) Center for Strategic and Institute for Social Policy and International Economics Zhou Enlai School of International Studies Understanding Philadelphia World Affairs Government, Nankai (CSIS), Jakarta Institute of Asia-Pacific Council University, Tianjin, China Central Party School, Studies, Chinese Academy Polish American Chamber of Beijing, China of Social Sciences, Commerce Beijing, China

3 6 the chicago council on global affairs Governance

The Chicago Council’s Board of Directors represents the civic, corporate, and philanthropic Chicago Council chairman Lester leadership of Chicago. Among the most active and engaged boards in the city, its members serve Crown and Chicago as chairs of study groups, task forces, and conferences and participate on volunteer committees Council president Marshall M. Bouton that set and monitor the Council’s strategic direction. The time, wisdom, and resources they generously contribute have a direct impact on the Council’s successful efforts to transform into one of the nation’s leading voices on global issues.

the chicago council on global affairs 3 7 board and committees

Board of Directors directors Philip M. Condit Christopher B. Galvin (as of July 2, 2007) Retired Chairman and Chief Executive (as of October 2006) Eduardo M. Alvarez Officer, The Boeing Company Chairman, Harrison Street Capital LLC officers (as of April 2006) Vice President, Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Richard H. Cooper Scott Gordon Chair Founder, General Welfare Group, LLC Chief Executive Officer, Lester Crown G. Allen Andreas Rosenthal Collins Group Chairman, Henry Crown & Company (through April 2007) William M. Daley Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Chairman of the Midwest Region, BG David L. Grange, USA (Ret.) Archer Daniels Midland Company JPMorgan Chase & Co. (as of November 2005) President and Chief Executive Officer, Mark A. Angelson Deborah L. Dehaas McCormick Tribune Foundation Former Chief Executive Officer, (through April 2006) R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company Partner, Strategic Client Services, J. Douglas Gray Deloitte & Touche LLP (as of April 2007) Jose Armario President and Chief Executive Officer, (as of April 2007) Eugene A. Delaney Everett Smith Group, Ltd. President, McDonald’s Latin America, (as of June 2007) McDonald’s Corporation Senior Vice President, Government Blair Hull and Public Safety, Enterprise Mobility Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Graham Atkinson Solutions, Motorola, Inc. Matlock Capital (as of April 2007) Executive Vice President and Clayton G. Deutsch Verne G. Istock Chief Customer Officer, United Airlines (through April 2006) Retired Chairman, Bank One Corporation Director, McKinsey & Company Brenda C. Barnes David W. Johnson (as of April 2006) Marilyn R. Diamond Managing Director, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, (as of October 2006) Citigroup Global Markets Inc. Sara Lee Corporation Cochair, Chicago Casablanca Sister Cities International Program Richard Joseph Richard A. Behrenhausen Director, Program of African Studies, (through November 2005) James Dimon Northwestern University Vice Chairs Chicago Council Board vice President and Chief Executive Officer, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, chair Shirley Welsh Ryan John F. Manley McCormick Tribune Foundation JPMorgan Chase & Co. David N. Kay OBE with Patrick Ryan President, Chicago City Capital Partner, Drinker Biddle Gardner Carton Group, Inc. William J. Best Douglas A. Doetsch Vice President and Partner, Partner, Mayer Brown LLP Richard L. Keyser Michael H. Moskow A.T. Kearney, Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, President and Chief Executive Officer, Jim Edgar W.W. Grainger, Inc. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Henry S. Bienen University of Illinois President, Northwestern University Harry M. Jansen Kraemer, Jr. Shirley Welsh Ryan Carter W. Emerson Former Chairman and Chief Executive Chairman, Pathways Awareness Margaret Blackshere (through November 2005) Officer, Baxter International Inc. Foundation President Emeritus, Illinois AFL-CIO Partner, Kirkland & Ellis LLP Executive Partner, Madison Dearborn Partners, LLC Treasurer Norman R. Bobins John R. Ettelson Leah Zell Wanger (through June 2006) (as of December 2005) Donna LaPietra President, LZW Group, LLC President and Chief Executive Officer, President and Chief Executive Officer, Vice President, Kurtis Productions, Ltd. LaSalle Bank Corporation William Blair & Company Secretary John Livingston Jeffrey C. Neal Gregory Q. Brown D. Cameron Findlay (as of April 2006) Partner, Chairman of the Investment (through June 2007) Executive Vice President and General Managing Partner Chicago Office, Committee, Horizon Capital GP, LLC President and Chief Operating Officer, Counsel, Aon Corporation McKinsey & Company Motorola, Inc. President Michael M. Froy John Jeffry Louis, III Marshall M. Bouton Thomas A. Cole Partner, Sonnenschein Nath & Chairman, Parson Capital Corporation The Chicago Council on Global Affairs Chairman of the Executive Committee, Rosenthal LLP Sidley Austin LLP John W. Madigan Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Tribune Company

3 8 the chicago council on global affairs Lewis Manilow Hugh H. Roberts Linda S. Wolf Robert B. Wilcox Former Chairman, Advisory Commission (through October 2006) Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Civic Leader on Public Diplomacy President, International Commercial, Officer, Leo Burnett Worldwide Kraft Foods, Inc. Board Committees Lynn M. Martin Robert J. Zimmer Former U.S. Secretary of Labor Michael Roberts President and Trustee, The University executive committee Former President and Chief Operating of Chicago Henry S. Bienen Liam McCarthy Officer, McDonald’s Corporation Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) (as of April 2007) honorary Richard H. Cooper President and Chief Operating Officer, John W. Rowe life directors Lester Crown (chair) Molex Incorporated Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Douglas A. Doetsch John H. Bryan Exelon Corporation D. Cameron Findlay Andrew J. McKenna, Jr. Retired Chairman, Sara Lee Corporation Verne G. Istock President, Schwarz Supply Source John M. Ryan John Livingston Senior Vice President and Duane L. Burnham Lewis Manilow C. Steven McMillan Chief Legal Counsel, Hewitt Associates Retired Chairman and Chief Executive John F. Manley (through November 2005) Officer, Abbott Laboratories Robert P. McNeill Chairman of the Board, Sunil M. Sanghvi Michael H. Moskow Sara Lee Corporation (as of April 2007) Cyrus F. Freidheim, Jr. Jeffrey C. Neal Director, McKinsey & Company President and Chief Executive Officer, Margot Pritzker Robert P. McNeill Sun-Times Media Group, Inc. Shirley Welsh Ryan Executive Vice President, Atlantic Trust Daniel J. Schmidt Private Wealth Management (through April 2006) John D. Gray Alejandro Silva President and Chief Executive Officer, (deceased 2006) Adele Simmons Marcel J. Molins Window to the World Chairman Emeritus, Fred G. Steingraber Executive Committee Member and Communications Inc. Hartmarx Corporation David J. Vitale Partner, Baker & McKenzie LLP Leah Zell Wanger Samuel C. Scott, III Richard A. Hoefs Linda S. Wolf Wayne L. Moore Civic Leader Chairman, President, and Chief Executive external relations Managing Director, Goldman, Officer, Corn Products International, Inc. committee Sachs & Co. Arthur L. Kelly Alejandro Silva Managing Partner, KEL Enterprises L.P. Graham Atkinson Clare Muñana Chairman, Evans Food Group, Ltd. Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) President, Ancora Associates, Inc. Patricia B. Koldyke Lester Crown (ex-officio) Adele Simmons Civic Leader BG David L. Grange, USA (Ret.) John K. Nelson Vice Chair and Senior Executive, Patricia B. Koldyke (from June 2006 through April 2007) Chicago Metropolis 2020 Fred A. Krehbiel Robert P. McNeill Corporate Executive Vice President, Head (from Director, as of April 2007) Josephine B. Minow of Global Markets, Americas, ABN AMRO Raymond I. Skilling Cochairman, Molex Incorporated Marcel J. Molins (through April 2006) Shirley Welsh Ryan Michelle Obama Senior Advisor, Aon Corporation Josephine B. Minow Adele Simmons (as of November 2005) Civic Leader Fred G. Steingraber (chair) Vice President for Community and David B. Speer Linda S. Wolf External Affairs, The University of (as of April 2006) Harle Montgomery Chicago Medical Center Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Civic Leader finance and Illinois Tool Works, Inc. audit committee William A. Osborn John M. Richman Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, James H.M. Sprayregen Retired Chairman and Lester Crown (ex-officio) Northern Trust Corporation (as of November 2005) Chief Executive Officer, Kraft, Inc. Douglas A. Doetsch Managing Director, Goldman, John R. Ettelson Henry H. Perritt, Jr. Sachs & Co. John E. Rielly Scott Gordon Professor of Law, Chicago-Kent Adjunct Professor of Political Science, J. Douglas Gray College of Law Fred G. Steingraber Center for International and Comparative David W. Johnson Chairman, Board Advisors Studies, Northwestern University Arthur L. Kelly Douglas A. Pertz John Jeffry Louis, III Former Chairman and Chief Executive Richard D. Stephens Alex R. Seith John F. Manley Officer, IMC Global Inc. Senior Vice President, Human Resources Partner, Wilson Frost & Alex Seith, Inc. Robert P. McNeill and Administration, The Boeing Company Margot Pritzker Geoffrey B. Shields David B. Speer President, WomenOnCall.org Charles A. Tribbett, III President and Dean, Vermont Law School David J. Vitale Managing Director, Russell Reynolds Leah Zell Wanger (chair) Imad I. Qasim Richard L. Thomas Associates investment Partner, Sidley Austin LLP Retired Chairman, First Chicago NBD Corporation committee David J. Vitale (italics indicate nonboard members) Kimberly K. Querrey Senior Advisor to the Chief Executive (as of April 2007) Officer, Chicago Public Schools William L. Weiss Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) President, Querrey Enterprises (through June 2006) Lester Crown (ex-officio) Michael E. Werner Retired Chairman and Blair Hull Don M. Randel President and Chief Executive Officer, Chief Executive Officer, Ameritech Dan P. Kearney (through June 2006) Globe Union Group, Inc. Robert P. McNeill (chair) President, Robert E. Wieczorowski Wayne L. Moore The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Civic Leader Leah Zell Wanger

the chicago council on global affairs 3 9 nominating Douglas A. Pertz Henry H. Perritt, Jr. (vice chair) Amb. Thomas R. Pickering committee Sylvia Puente Chicago-Kent College of Law The Boeing Company (retired) Imad I. Qasim Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) Adele Simmons John E. Rielly John M. Ryan Thomas A. Cole John Sirek Northwestern University Hewitt Associates Lester Crown (ex-officio) William A. Spence Marilyn R. Diamond Andrew Wachtel Hoken S. Seki Samuel C. Scott, III (cochair) John F. Manley Michael E. Werner Sussex Enterprises, Inc. Corn Products International, Inc. Andrew J. McKenna, Jr. Josephine B. Minow Adele Simmons (vice chair) James H.M. Sprayregen Michael H. Moskow (chair) Volunteer Program Chicago Metropolis 2020 Goldman, Sachs & Co. Margot Pritzker Committees William A. Testa Perry Yeatman Kimberly K. Querrey Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Kraft Foods Samuel C. Scott, III global chicago Alejandro Silva executive committee Carlos Tortolero Richard L. Thomas (as of August 31, 2007) president’s circle Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum Robert J. Zimmer steering committee J. D. Bindenagel (as of August 31, 2007) DePaul University Don A. Turner program committee Chicago Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO Edgar H. Bachrach (italics indicate nonboard members) Marshall M. Bouton Bacharach Clothing, Inc. (retired) Eduardo M. Alvarez The Chicago Council on Global Affairs corporate steering Aleen Z. Bayard Jose Armario committee Allert Brown-Gort (as of August 31, 2007) MarketZing Institute for Latino Studies, University of Notre Dame Robert L. Barnett John Challenger Motorola, Inc. (retired) Challenger, Gray & Christmas Douglass W. Cassel, Jr. Center for Civil and Human Rights, Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) John P. Dailey University of Notre Dame Law School The Chicago Council on Global Affairs Steven F. Deli Marcia W. Dam R. Craig Breese American Road Group Honeywell Darcy Davidsmeyer Anne T. Deli Motorola, Inc. Lester Crown (ex-officio) American Road Group Henry Crown & Company Sunil Garg Terry D. Diamond Exelon Corporation Sarah N. Garvey Talon Asset Management The Boeing Company Sarah N. Garvey D. Cameron Findlay (chair) The Boeing Company Scott Gordon Aon Corporation Rosenthal Collins Group Valentine Judge Kamal N. Ibrahim Department of Cultural Affairs, Mike D. Hales American Orthopedic Consultants, LLC City of Chicago A.T. Kearney, Inc. Daniel P. Kearney Robert J. Langlois John L. Howard Donna LaPietra American International Radio, Inc. W. W. Grainger, Inc. Kurtis Productions, Ltd. Yoshihiko Kawamura Chicago Council Board Cherif Bassiouni Ngoan Le Mitsubishi International Corporation Colleen P. Loughlin treasurer Leah Zell Wanger William J. Best The Chicago Community Trust Lexecon, Inc. with the first lady Henry S. Bienen (chair) Richard L. Keyser of Ukraine, Kateryna Marshall M. Bouton (ex-officio) Eileen R. Mackevich W. W. Grainger, Inc. Stephen R. Miller Yushchenko Douglass W. Cassel, Jr. McDermott Will & Emery Sunil Chand Ernest Mahaffey Liam McCarthy Lester Crown (ex-officio) Community Initiatives Molex Incorporated Talat M. Othman Douglas A. Doetsch Michael H. Moskow (chair) Grove Financial, Inc. D. Cameron Findlay The Chicago Council on Global Affairs James A. McClung Theodore Foss Charter Consulting Adele Simmons (cochair) Michael M. Froy James A. McClung Chicago Metropolis 2020 Allert Brown-Gort Charter Consulting Wayne L. Moore BG David L. Grange, USA (Ret.) Goldman, Sachs & Co. James H. Stone Richard Joseph Sid L. Mohn Stone Management Corporation Valentine Judge Heartland Alliance for Jeffrey C. Neal David N. Kay OBE Kimberly K. Taylor Human Needs and Human Rights Horizon Capital GP, LLC Harry M. Jansen Kraemer, Jr. Private Investor Robert J. Langlois Paul O’Connor Douglas A. Pertz (cochair) Charles A. Tribbett (cochair) Lewis Manilow World Business Chicago IMC Global, Inc. Kathleen D. Morrison (former Chairman and CEO) Russell Reynolds Associate Michael H. Moskow Kyu-Young Park Paul O’Connor Northeastern Illinois University Henry H. Perritt, Jr.

4 0 the chicago council on global affairs Support

Generous support from Chicago Council members, local and national foundations, and Chicago’s 2007 Leadership Study Mission top civic, corporate, and philanthropic leaders makes it possible for the Council to organize and to India host more than 200 public and leadership programs each year, bringing some of the world’s most powerful decision makers to the city. In addition, an expanding base of support enables The Chicago Council on Global Affairs to convene task forces, study groups, and conferences, which amplify the voice of the Midwest in global discussions of today’s most critical issues.

the chicago council on global affairs 4 1 21st century fund The Chicago Council’s Board of Directors launched the 21st Century Fund in the summer of 2005 to support the transformation of the Council into one of the United States’ foremost contributors to opinion and policy on global affairs. The fund will allow the Council to develop new programs and reach new audiences, while ensuring that it remains financially stable and expands its base of long-term support. The following list includes all campaign contributions and pledges to date, totaling more than $5.88 million toward an initial goal of $5 million.

$1,000,000+ $50,000 – $99,999 Mr. Michael Roberts $5,000 – $9,999 The John D. and Catherine T. Marilyn and Terry Diamond Mr. John M. Ryan Ms. Margaret Blackshere MacArthur Foundation Douglas A. Doetsch and Schwarz Supply Source Governor Jim Edgar Susan Manning Adele Simmons Mr. John D. Gray $500,000 – $999,999 Exelon Corporation Mr. Richard L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Kelly Anonymous Mr. Fred A. Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. David J. Vitale Mr. Robert P. McNeill Cooper Family Foundation Mr. Lewis Manilow Linda and Ron Wolf Mr. Hugh H. Roberts Arie and Ida Crown Memorial Wayne and Helene Moore Mr. Alex R. Seith Margot Pritzker and Thomas $15,000 – $24,999 Cathy and Bill Osborn Jeff and Genie Shields Pritzker Foundation Dr. Henry S. Bienen and Mrs. Sara Lee Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Leigh Buchanan Bienen Alejandro and Amelia Silva Wieczorowski Mr. James L. Dimon Barbara and David Speer Mr. Robert J. Zimmer Drinker Biddle Gardner Mr. James H.M. Sprayregen Carton LLP Up to $4,999 Fred G. Steingraber Chris and Scott Gordon BG David L. Grange, Michael and Laura Werner Mr. Harry M. Jansen USA (Ret.) $25,000 – $49,999 Kraemer, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Joseph The Angelson Family John and Dawn Livingston Ms. Donna LaPietra and Foundation The Honorable Lynn Mr. Bill Kurtis Martha and William Best M. Martin Henry H. Perritt, Jr. and Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Mr. Marcel J. Molins Mitchell Bergmann Mr. John H. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Dr. John E. Rielly Thomas and Constance Cole Scott, III Mr. Robert B. Wilcox The Honorable William $10,000 – $14,999 M. Daley Marshall and Barbara Bouton Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ettelson Mr. Gregory Q. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus F. Cameron and Amy Findlay Freidheim, Jr. Joanne C. and Douglas Mr. Michael M. Froy A. Pertz Mr. Blair Hull Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Tribbett, III Chicago Council Board Mrs. Shirley W. Ryan and Keyser member Marilyn R. Mr. Patrick G. Ryan LaSalle Bank Corporation Diamond with Helen Leah Zell Wanger Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffry Louis Melchior, Amelia Silva, Mr. and Mrs. Newton N. Minow $100,000 – $499,999 and Renee Crown Michael and Constance Anonymous Moskow Family Verne and Judy Istock Philanthropic Fund Mr. David W. Johnson Ms. Clare Muñana and Ms. Terri A. Brady Mr. Imad I. Qasim and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Madigan Mrs. Nancy M. Qasim Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ms. Susan Cellmer Richman

4 2 the chicago council on global affairs board annual fund Each year, members of The Chicago Council’s Board of Directors contribute to the Board Annual Fund, which provides critical operating support for the Council. The level of support from the Council’s Board of Directors, both in time and resources, over the past two years is unprecedented in the Council’s eighty-five year history. It is a strong endorsement, signifying their confidence in the institution and the course it has set for a new era.

2006 Mr. William A. Osborn $10,000 – $14,999 Up to $4,999 Mr. Douglas A. Pertz Mr. Eduardo M. Alvarez Dr. Henry S. Bienen $50,000+ Mr. Imad I. Qasim Ms. Brenda Barnes Ms. Margaret Blackshere Anonymous Mr. Michael J. Roberts Mr. James L. Dimon Governor Jim Edgar Arie and Ida Crown Memorial Mr. John W. Rowe Mr. Douglas A. Doetsch Mr. Cyrus F. Freidheim, Jr. Mr. John M. Ryan Mr. John R. Ettelson Mr. Scott Gordon $25,000 – $49,999 Mr. Samuel C. Scott, III Mr. Christopher B. Galvin BG David L. Grange, USA (Ret.) Mr. G. Allen Andreas Ms. Adele S. Simmons Mr. David W. Johnson Mr. Richard A. Hoefs Mr. Richard H. Cooper Mr. Raymond I. Skilling Mr. John Livingston Dr. Richard Joseph Mr. Blair Hull Mr. Richard D. Stephens Mr. Andrew J. McKenna, Jr. Mr. Arthur L. Kelly Mr. Verne G. Istock Mr. Richard L. Thomas Mrs. Josephine B. Minow Ms. Donna LaPietra Mr. Fred A. Krehbiel Ms. Linda S. Wolf Mr. Alejandro Silva Mr. John W. Madigan Mr. David B. Speer Mrs. Margot L. Pritzker Up to $4,999 Mr. James H.M. Sprayregen Mrs. Shirley Welsh Ryan Dr. Henry S. Bienen Mr. Fred G. Steingraber Dr. Leah Zell Wanger Ms. Margaret Blackshere Mr. Charles A. Tribbett, III Governor Jim Edgar Mr. Michael E. Werner $15,000 – $24,999 Mr. Cyrus F. Freidheim, Jr. Mr. Mark A. Angelson Mr. Scott Gordon $5,000 – $9,999 Mr. Lewis Manilow BG David L. Grange, USA (Ret.) Mr. William J. Best Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal Mr. John D. Gray Mr. Duane L. Burnham Mr. Alejandro Silva Mr. Richard A. Hoefs Mr. Thomas A. Cole Dr. Richard Joseph The Honorable William $10,000 – $14,999 Mr. Arthur L. Kelly M. Daley Mr. James L. Dimon Mr. Harry M. Jansen Mr. D. Cameron Findlay Mr. Douglas A. Doetsch Kraemer, Jr. Mr. Michael M. Froy Mr. David W. Johnson Ms. Donna LaPietra Mr. Harry M. Jansen Mr. Andrew J. McKenna, Jr. Mr. Henry H. Perritt, Jr. Kraemer, Jr. Mrs. Josephine B. Minow Mr. Don M. Randel Mr. David N. Kay OBE Mr. John M. Richman Mr. Daniel J. Schmidt Mr. Richard L. Keyser Mr. Hugh H. Roberts Mr. Alex R. Seith Mrs. Patricia B. Koldyke Mr. James H.M. Sprayregen Mr. Geoffrey B. Shields Mr. John Jeffry Louis, III Mr. Henry H. Perritt, Jr. Chicago Council Board Mr. Fred G. Steingraber Mr. David J. Vitale The Honorable Lynn Mr. Alex R. Seith member Andrew J. Mr. Charles A. Tribbett, III Mr. Robert E. Wieczorowski M. Martin Mr. Geoffrey B. Shields McKenna, Jr. with Her Mr. Michael E. Werner Mr. Robert B. Wilcox Mr. Robert P. McNeill Mr. David J. Vitale Excellency Sadako Ogata, Mr. Marcel J. Molins Mr. Robert E. Wieczorowski president of the $5,000 – $9,999 Japan International 2007 Mr. Wayne Moore Mr. Robert B. Wilcox Cooperation Agency Mr. William J. Best The Honorable Michael $50,000+ Mr. Robert J. Zimmer Mr. Norman R. Bobins H. Moskow Anonymous Mr. Gregory Q. Brown Ms. Clare Muñana Arie and Ida Crown Memorial Mr. John H. Bryan Mr. John K. Nelson Mr. John W. Madigan Mr. Duane L. Burnham Mr. William A. Osborn Mr. Thomas A. Cole $25,000 – $49,999 Mr. Douglas A. Pertz The Honorable William Mr. Imad I. Qasim M. Daley Mr. Richard H. Cooper Mrs. Marilyn Diamond Mr. John M. Richman Mr. John R. Ettelson Mr. Michael J. Roberts Mr. D. Cameron Findlay Mr. Blair Hull Mr. Verne G. Istock Mr. John W. Rowe Mr. Michael M. Froy Mr. John M. Ryan Mr. David N. Kay OBE Mr. Fred A. Krehbiel Mrs. Margot L. Pritzker Mr. Samuel C. Scott, III Mr. Richard L. Keyser Ms. Adele S. Simmons Mrs. Patricia B. Koldyke Mrs. Shirley Welsh Ryan Dr. Leah Zell Wanger Mr. Richard D. Stephens Mr. John Jeffry Louis, III Mr. Richard L. Thomas Mr. Robert P. McNeill $15,000 – $24,999 Ms. Linda S. Wolf Mr. Marcel J. Molins Mr. Mark A. Angelson Mr. Wayne Moore Mr. Lewis Manilow The Honorable Michael Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal H. Moskow Ms. Clare Muñana

the chicago council on global affairs 4 3 chairman’s circle The Chairman’s Circle is comprised of community leaders who support The Chicago Council on Global Affairs at the highest level. Those in the Chairman’s Circle contribute $25,000 or more annually, demonstrating their un- wavering commitment to the institution and its mission. These individuals, listed alphabetically, are part of the Council’s core leadership, providing invaluable guidance to the organization.

2006 2007 Mr. and Mrs. G. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Manley Andreas Angelson Mr. Richard M. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mr. Paul J. Much and Angelson Bennett Ms. Judy A. Fay Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal and Bucksbaum Bucksbaum Ms. Susan J. Cellmer Mr. and Mrs. Gary Comer Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Mrs. Margot L. Pritzker and Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Burnham Mr. Thomas J. Pritzker Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mrs. Shirley W. Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Canning, Jr. Mr. Patrick G. Ryan Crawford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sacks Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crown Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John Sandner Mr. and Mrs. James M. Denny Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Satter Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gottlieb Crawford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I. Segal Mr. Blair Hull Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crown Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Silva Mr. and Mrs. Verne G. Istock Mr. and Mrs. James M. Denny Mr. Louis A. Simpson and Mr. David W. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Ms. Kimberly Querrey Ms. Terri A. Brady Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dimon Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell Dr. Leah Z. Wanger and Mr. John W. Madigan and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gottlieb Mr. Ralph Wanger Mrs. Holly W. Madigan Mrs. Augustin S. Hart, Jr. Mr. William Wrigley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Manley Mr. Blair Hull Mr. Richard M. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Verne G. Istock Mrs. Margot L. Pritzker and Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Kaplan Mr. Thomas J. Pritzker Mrs. Patricia B. Koldyke and Mrs. Shirley W. Ryan and Mr. Martin Koldyke Mr. Patrick G. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Silva Mr. Charles A. Lewis and U.S. senator for Illinois, Mr. Louis A. Simpson and Mrs. Penny Sebring The Honorable Ms. Kimberly Querrey Mr. John W. Madigan and Barack Obama with Dr. Leah Z. Wanger and Mrs. Holly W. Madigan Chairman’s Circle Mr. Ralph Wanger Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Manilow members Kay and Mr. William Wrigley, Jr. Mathew Bucksbaum

4 4 the chicago council on global affairs corporate membership Corporate membership contributions help to support the Council’s ability to play a key role in linking Chicago and the Midwest to business communities throughout the world. Chicago Council Corporate Members enjoy direct access to events featuring senior U.S. and foreign government officials who provide timely insights on international business issues and economic policy. Exclusive, high-level business roundtables and symposia also provide opportunities for Corporate Members to network with other top Chicago executives.

Merrill Lynch & Co. $5,000 – $9,999 Corporate Corporate Members Playboy Enterprises, Inc. A. Epstein and Sons Leadership Council 2006 Prudential Capital Group International, Inc. Sidley Austin LLP AAR Corporation $15,000 – $19,999 2006 United Airlines BP America Inc. A.T. Kearney, Inc. $20,000+ USG Corporation Chicago Board Options Baxter International Inc. Abbott Laboratories William Blair & Company Exchange Corn Products Aon Corporation Edelman International, Inc. Archer Daniels Midland Up to $4,999 Egon Zehnder International Drinker Biddle Gardner Company America’s Second Harvest Evans Food Group Ltd. Carton Goldman, Sachs & Co. Connor Management Google, Inc. HSBC Illinois Tool Works Inc. Corporation Innovene Kraft Foods Inc. Federal Reserve Bank JPMorgan Chase & Co. MAN Ferrostaal Incorporated of Chicago Mayer Brown LLP Motorola, Inc. Graebel Relocation Services McDonald’s Corporation Sara Lee Corporation Worldwide McKinsey & Company The Boeing Company International Truck and Molex Incorporated W. W. Grainger, Inc. Engine Corporation Sonnenschein Nath & MacLean-Fogg Company Rosenthal LLP 2007 Old World Industries, Inc. Rosenthal Collins Group, LLC $20,000+ $10,000 – $14,999 Tata Sons Limited Abbott Laboratories Baker & McKenzie LLP TMB Industries, LLC American International Mitsubishi International Group, Inc. Corporation 2007 Aon Corporation Northern Trust Corporation Archer Daniels Midland Tribune Company $15,000 – $19,999 Company A.T. Kearney, Inc. Careerbuilder, LLC $5,000 – $9,999 Baxter International Inc. Foley & Lardner LLP A. Epstein and Sons Corn Products Goldman, Sachs & Co. International, Inc. International, Inc. Illinois Tool Works Inc. AAR Corporation Drinker Biddle Gardner Harris N.A. Prime Minister of Australia, JPMorgan Chase & Co. Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Carton Hewitt Associates The Honorable John Kraft Foods Inc. BP America Inc. Exelon Corporation Hollister Incorporated Howard, with W. James MAN Ferrostaal Incorporated Chicago Board Options HSBC Illinois Department of (Jim) McNerney, Jr., chair- Motorola, Inc. Exchange Mayer Brown LLP man, president, and chief Commerce and Economic Sara Lee Corporation Chicago Mercantile Exchange McDonald’s Corporation executive officer of Opportunity The Boeing Company Edelman McKinsey & Company The Boeing Company JETRO, Chicago The Dow Chemical Company Egon Zehnder International Molex Incorporated Leo Burnett Worldwide, Inc. Underwriters Laboratories Inc. Evans Food Group Ltd. Northern Trust Corporation Merchandise Mart W.W. Grainger, Inc. Exelon Corporation Sonnenschein Nath & Properties, Inc. Global Hyatt Corporation Rosenthal LLP Playboy Enterprises, Inc. Hewitt Associates Prudential Capital Group Hollister Incorporated $10,000 – $14,999 Sidley Austin LLP Illinois Department of American Airlines Commerce and Economic Baker & McKenzie LLP Up to $4,999 Opportunity Chicago Mercantile Exchange America’s Second Harvest Infosys Technologies Limited Global Hyatt Corporation Connor Management JETRO, Chicago Kirkland & Ellis LLP Corporation Kirkland & Ellis LLP Mitsubishi International Federal Reserve Bank Leo Burnett Worldwide, Inc. Corporation of Chicago Merchandise Mart United Airlines International Truck and Properties, Inc. Wheels, Inc. William Blair & Company Engine Corporation MacLean-Fogg Company Old World Industries, Inc. Rosenthal Collins Group, LLC Tata Sons Limited

the chicago council on global affairs 4 5 president’s circle The President’s Circle is the Council’s leadership forum, which offers top donors access, insight, and in-depth experi- ences with experts and leaders whose views help shape the world. President’s Circle donors reflect the city’s diversity, including civic, corporate, nonprofit, philanthropic, and academic leaders. The Chicago Council relies on these indi- viduals for their expertise, counsel, and support. They give a minimum unrestricted contribution of $1,000 annually.

2006 Mrs. Margaret S. Hart Ambassador and Ms. Carol Doyle Dr. Kamal N. Ibrahim and Mrs. J.D. Bindenagel Ms. Wendy L. DuBoe $15,000+ Dr. Lucy W. Ibrahim Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block The Honorable Terrence A. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kully Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Block, III Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I. Segal Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mabie Mr. George W. Blossom, III Mr. and Mrs. E. Bruce Dunn Ms. Janet L. Melk Ms. Joan Blutter Dr. Judith A. Dwyer $10,000 – $14,999 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Nelson Miller, Jr. Bodeen Edelman Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nichols Ms. Barbara Boigegrain Mr. and Mrs. David M. Stuart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Mr. Guy Bouchet Edwards Mr. Samuel Zell O’Connor Professor and Mrs. John W. Mr. and Mrs. P. Zachary Egan $5,000 – $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Boyer Ms. Karen A. Egerer and Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach O’Dea Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Branstad Mr. Richard Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Peter Barath Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Page Mr. Frederick C. Broda Dr. Muhammad S. Eissa Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Buntrock Mr. Norman Rogers Mr. Karl L. Buschmann Mr. Don Eldred Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Diamond Mr. Howard J. Romanek Mr. and Mrs. John E. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Evans Mrs. Ruth Dunbar Davee Mr. Sunil Sanghvi Mr. Richard R. Callahan and Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone C. Fahner Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Ellis Ms. Pamela Scholl Ms. Benedicte Wirtz Mr. Kellogg Fairbank Mr. and Mrs. George H. Mr. Arch W. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Campbell Dr. Jonathan F. Fanton and Gilmore, Jr. Ms. Terry Forrest Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mrs. Cynthia Greenleaf- Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Spore Challenger Fanton Graham Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spyropoulos Mr. and Mrs. John S. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell Mr. David D. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Al R. Chircop Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Fazio, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Kearney Ms. Ellen Stone-Belic Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Mr. James F. Feldstein Mr. Charles A. Lewis and Ms. Sara L. Szold Chookaszian Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Firfer Mrs. Penny Sebring Ms. Kimberly K. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Ms. Marla Forbes Mr. Alan Matthew Clark, Sr. Ms. Susan M. Forney $1,000 – $2,499 Mr. Lee I. Miller Mr. James E. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Frankel (includes nonprofit, government, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Spence Ms. Christina Labate Mr. Donald E. Funk and academic members) Mr. and Mrs. David K. Clayton Mr. John Furcon $2,500 – $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Ms. Marcia Cohn Mr. Ed Futa Dr. Javeed Akhter and Abboud Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Collens Mr. Leonard A. Gail and Dr. Naheed R. Akhter Ms. Ellen S. Alberding and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Ms. Robin M. Steans Mr. Robert P. Arthur Mr. Kelly R. Welsh Condren Mr. and Mrs. Prithvi S. Gandhi Mr. James W. Blake and Professor Ronald Allen and The Honorable Suzanne B. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Ms. Kelly Morgan Mrs. Julie O’Donnell Allen Conlon Garner Mr. Patrick M. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Mr. Richard V. L. Cooper and Ms. Lynnette Gaza Mr. John P. Dailey Almeida Ms. Diana deMeuse Ms. Joy A. Germont The Honorable and Anonymous Ms. Ertharin Cousin Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mrs. Kenneth W. Dam Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Anderson Mr. George W. Craven and Golden Mr. Sheldon Dorenfest Mr. James E. Annable, Jr. Ms. Jane A. Gallery Mr. and Mrs. Ellis M. Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Mr. Andrew A. Athens Ms. Carole K. Crawford Goodman Duchossois Dr. and Mrs. Magdy K. Awad Mr. and Mrs. James S. Crown Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elden Mr. and Mrs. William M. Backs Mr. Thomas Bond and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fain Mr. Robert L. Barnett and Ms. Karen Curtin Mr. and Mrs. John K. Greene Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell Ms. Marian T. Barell Dr. Arthur I. Cyr Mr. and Mrs. Warren Grimsley Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Flynn Ms. Grace Barry Mr. and Mrs. John DeBlasio Mr. Richard N. Groh Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Galvin Professor M. Cherif Bassiouni Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Deli Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Gross Mr. and Mrs. David R. Ganis Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Baugher Ms. Jennifer A. DeLopst Dr. Ogan Gurel and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Giarratana Ms. Aleen Z. Bayard and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Demmler Ms. Inna Rozumenko Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich M. Gross Dr. Brent M. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Dickey Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst A. Haberli Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Becky, II Mr. Michael Dockterman and Haider Mr. and Mrs. Cameel Halim Ms. Kennette M. Benedict Mrs. Laura DiGiantonio Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hale Mr. Eric Harkna and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Doherty Mr. and Mrs. William K. Hall Ms. Tonise Paul Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Donohue

4 6 the chicago council on global affairs Mr. Lawrence N. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. John Livingston Mr. Ashish S. Prasad Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Susman Mr. John H. Hart and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lopatka Mr. Robert A. Pritzker and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Ms. Carol Prins Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lyman Dr. Mayari Pritzker Sussman Mr. and Mrs. Lukas H. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mabie Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pross Mr. Ayoub Talhami and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ms. Linda C. Mack Mr. Chaudhry A. Rana Professor Ghada Talhami Headington Ms. Eileen R. Mackevich Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ms. Judith Becker Thomas Mr. Reuben L. Hedlund Ms. Mary S. MacLaren Ranney, Jr. Dr. Terra Thomas Mr. Jason Heeney Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph S. Rasin Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tobey Ms. Christie Hefner and Ms. Sheila A. Penrose Ms. Sugar Rautbord Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Mr. William Marovitz Dr. Sheldon H. Marcus Ms. Bryn Reese Trienens Mr. Christopher K. Hehmeyer Ms. Helen I.F. Marieskind Ms. Anna E. Roosevelt Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Turner Ms. Judith F. Helzner Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mazany Mr. and Mrs. Consider W. Ross Mr. Daniel C. Ustian Mrs. Mary P. Hines Ms. Joan McCarthy Dr. and Mrs. David Rothstein Mr. and Mrs. John F. Vail Ms. Mellody Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ruder Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Voelker Mr. Bruce T. Hopple McCaskey Mr. Thomas F. Ryan Mr. Allen A. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hotchkiss, III McClung Rydholm Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ms. Lynda Z. McKeaney Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sabl Ms. Lois Weisberg Houston Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Sabloff Ms. Bonnie Welch Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. McKeever, Jr. Dr. Gary S. Samore Mr. Wayne W. Whalen and Hummer Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Satter Foundation Ms. Paula Wolff The Honorable Robert S. McLagan Ms. Nicole D. Saulsberry Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ingersoll Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ms. Maureen R. Savaiano Wheelan Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand McNally Mr. and Mrs. Rahul Sawhney Isserman Mr. David E. McNeel Mr. Alan Schriesheim and Mr. Helmut Jahn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ms. Kay Torshen Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Jannotta McNeill Mr. John A. Schweig Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jentes Mr. William A. McWhirter Mr. Robert I. Schwimmer Ms. Andrea G. Jett Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scoby Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Mecklenburg Reverend Timothy R. Scully Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Seaman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kallen Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Selch Mr. Jared Kaplan and Mrs. Helen Melchior Ms. Denise Selz Ms. Maridee A. Quanbeck Mrs. Suzanne S. Meyer Reverend Donald Senior Mr. Stephen A. Kaplan Dr. Ronald Michael Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Shields Mr. Aly Kassam-Remtulla Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Miller Ms. Victoria A. Shire Dinges Mr. and Mrs. John P. Keller Mr. Thomas H. Miner Dr. John W. Shumaker Mr. John P. Kennedy Ms. Darlene Mooney Mr. and Mrs. William N. Sick Mr. Thomas P. Kerwin Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Sieben Mr. Peter Kinney and Mr. and Mrs. Arman Moseni Mr. John M. Sirek and Ms. Lisa Sandquist Ms. Lucia Mouat Ms. Colleen P. Loughlin Mr. and Mrs. Loring W. Ms. Cecilia A. Mowatt Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Knoblauch Mr. Paul J. Much and Snyder Mr. Greg Koehlinger Ms. Judy A. Fay Mr. Daniel J. Socolow Mr. J. Randall White President’s Circle member Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Muchin Ms. Unmi Song and Mr. and Mrs. William J. White Dr. Kamal N. Ibrahim Kontos Mr. David Muruli Dr. Terence Whalen Mr. and Mrs. G. Marc Ms. Jeannette Kravitz Mr. and Mrs. Madhavan K. Mr. and Mrs. Arvind Soni Whitehead Dr. Randall Kroszner Nayar Mr. and Mrs. Ted Souder Ms. Wendy Wiles Kase Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Neely Mr. Jeffrey Spahn Mr. and Mrs. H. Randolph Langlois Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. David B. Speer Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Mrs. Carol “Mickey” Norton Dr. Jean-Paul Spire Mr. Alan R. Wilson Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison I. Ms. Dori Wilson Mr. Jules M. Laser Noyes Steans Ms. Jodie A. Winnett Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Connor Ms. Joan E. Steel Mr. Howard Winston Laumann Mr. Gregory O’Leary and Mr. David A. Steiger, Esq. Ms. Brooke Wiseman Mrs. Gaile B. Leahy Mrs. Patricia Kenney Mr. Russell R. Stepke and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Legg Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Ms. Sandra A. Reese Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lehman Olson, Jr. Mr. Carl W. Stern and Mr. John Wray Dr. Stefanie Ann Lenway Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Meara Ms. Holly D. Hayes Ms. Kathleen C. Yosko Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Levin Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Adlai E. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Talat M. Othman Stevenson, III Zalusky Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lillard Dr. Erika O. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Professor Marvin Zonis and Mr. Bryon S. Line Mr. Michael Perlow Stewart Ms. Lucy L. Salenger Professor and Ms. Bernice Pink Mr. James H. Stone Mr. Thomas A. Zuro Mrs. Charles Lipson Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Pond Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H. Stone Dr. and Mrs. Avner M. Porat Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Porter Sudler, Jr.

the chicago council on global affairs 4 7 2007 Mr. Sheldon Dorenfest $1,000 – $2,499 Dr. James L. Cavanaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. (includes nonprofit, government, and Dr. Stephanie Cavanaugh $15,000+ Duchossois academic members) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cerrone Mr. Norman Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elden Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fain Abboud Challenger $10,000 – $14,999 Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Navaid Abidi Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Flynn Dr. Anthony Michael Adamany Chapman Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Frankel Ms. Ellen S. Alberding and Mr. and Mrs. Al R. Chircop Graham Mr. and Mrs. David R. Ganis Mr. Kelly R. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Neil Giarratana Ms. Sara Albrecht Chookaszian Ms. Joan E. Steel Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich M. Mr. Thomas W. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gross Professor Ronald Allen and Clark, Sr. Stuart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cameel Halim Mrs. Julie O’Donnell Allen Mr. James E. Clark and Mr. Samuel Zell Mr. John H. Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ms. Christina Labate $5,000 – $9,999 Ms. Carol Prins Almeida Mr. and Mrs. Wade P. Clarke Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach Mrs. Margaret S. Hart Mr. David M. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David K. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Buntrock Mrs. Mary P. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Anderson Ms. Marcia Cohn Mr. Bruce S. Chelberg Mr. Lawrence H. Hunt, Jr. Mr. James E. Annable, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Collens Ms. Linda F. Cushman Mr. Hyder Mohammed and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Ashurst Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Diamond Mrs. Shameem Khan Mr. Abraham Azodi Condren Mrs. Ruth Dunbar Davee Mr. and Mrs. Loring W. Mr. and Mrs. William M. The Honorable Suzanne B. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Galvin Knoblauch Backs Conlon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kully Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Baker Mr. Donald A. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Legg Mr. Robert L. Barnett and Mr. Richard V. L. Cooper and Mr. Bryon S. Line Ms. Marian T. Barell Ms. Diana deMeuse Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mabie Ms. Grace Barry Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Coughlan Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Professor M. Cherif Bassiouni Ms. Catherine M. Coughlin McCaskey Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Batts Ms. Caroline P. Cracraft Ms. Janet L. Melk Ms. Nancy Bauer Mr. George W. Craven and Ms. Susan S. Mikalauskis Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Baugher Ms. Jane A. Gallery Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Mr. Gerald Bauman Ms. Carole K. Crawford Miller, Jr. Ms. Aleen Z. Bayard and Mr. and Mrs. A. Steven Crown Mr. and Mrs. Arman Moseni Dr. Brent M. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. James S. Crown Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Muchin Mr. and Mrs. Ted A. Beattie Ms. Susan Crown and Mr. and Mrs. Saurabh Narain Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Becky, II Mr. William C. Kunkler Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nichols Ms. Kennette M. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Ms. Judith C. Berg Crown O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berger Mr. Thomas Bond and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Ambassador and Ms. Karen Curtin O’Dea Mrs. J.D. Bindenagel Dr. Arthur I. Cyr Mr. and Mrs. Talat M. Othman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block Mr. Roy L. Czajkowski and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Page Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Block, III Ms. Gera H. Gapinski Mr. and Mrs. John Pratt Mr. Jeff S. Bloom Ms. Michele R. Davies President’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. George H. Mr. Howard J. Romanek Mr. Michael de Lipkau and members Marjorie L. and Gilmore, Jr. Mr. George W. Blossom, III Roger R. Nelson Dr. Kamal N. Ibrahim and Mr. and Mrs. David Rousso Mr. and Mrs. George H. Mrs. Danielle Mostert-de Dr. Lucy W. Ibrahim Ms. Pamela Scholl Bodeen Lipkau Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Ms. Michelle R. Seitz Ms. Barbara Boigegrain Mr. and Mrs. John DeBlasio Kearney Mr. Arch W. Shaw and Mr. Kevin S. Borgard and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Demmler Mr. Alan Matthew Ms. Terry Forrest Ms. Christine B. Cantarino Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mr. Lee I. Miller Mr. James A. Smith, Jr. and Mr. Jamil Bou-Saab DeYoung Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schulte Ms. Maryann Damqhani Professor and Mrs. John W. Dr. Vidyasagar Dharmapuri Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. and Mrs. Arvind Soni Boyer and Dr. Nagamani Beligere Spence Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Spore Mr. Frederick C. Broda Ms. Jennifer Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spyropoulos Dr. S. M. Budron Mr. John Diamond $2,500 – $4,999 Mr. Russell R. Stepke and Mrs. Patricia H. Buehler Mr. and Mrs. David Diamond Dr. Javeed Akhter and Ms. Sandra A. Reese Mr. Michael E. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Dickey Dr. Naheed R. Akhter Ms. Ellen Stone-Belic Mr. Karl L. Buschmann Mr. Steve Dishler Mr. Robert P. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Susman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Butler Ms. Barbara J. Disko Mr. and Mrs. Prem Balani Ms. Sara L. Szold Mr. Richard R. Callahan and Mr. Michael Dockterman and Mr. James W. Blake and Ms. Kimberly K. Taylor Ms. Benedicte Wirtz Mrs. Laura DiGiantonio Ms. Kelly Morgan Mr. and Mrs. H. Randolph Mr. John D. Callaway Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Doherty Mr. John P. Dailey Williams Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Donohue The Honorable and Mr. William Wolf and Campbell Ms. Susan V. Downing Mrs. Kenneth W. Dam Ms. Meredith Bluhm-Wolf Mr. Jason S. Carter Ms. Carol Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Deli Ms. Guohua (Annie) Wu and Ms. Gertrude K. Cassin Mr. Raymond H. Drymalski Mr. Jeff A. Gandy

4 8 the chicago council on global affairs Ms. Wendy L. DuBoe Mr. Leonard C. Goodman Mr. Thomas P. Kerwin Mr. and Mrs. John G. Melo The Honorable Terrence A. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King Ms. Gail R. Meneley Duffy Goodman Mr. Peter Kinney and Mr. Steven Meredith Mr. and Mrs. E. Bruce Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gordon Ms. Lisa Sandquist Mr. and Mrs. Christopher N. Dr. Judith A. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Graff Mr. Greg Koehlinger Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. David F. Graham Mr. Keith R. Koeneman Mr. Michael Merwin Ebeling Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Mrs. Suzanne S. Meyer Ms. Patricia Edbrooke Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Green Kontos Dr. Ronald Michael Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Greene Ms. Paula J. Krasny Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Miller Edelman Mr. Joseph A. Gregoire Ms. Jeannette Kravitz Mr. and Mrs. William B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. David M. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Miner Edwards Griffin Mr. Jules M. Laser Ms. Darlene Mooney Mr. and Mrs. P. Zachary Egan Mr. Warren Grimsley Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moore Ms. Karen A. Egerer and Mr. Richard N. Groh Laumann Ms. Suzanne Morgan and Mr. Richard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Gross Ms. Ngoan Le Ms. Judith Peterson Dr. Muhammad S. Eissa Dr. Ogan Gurel and Mrs. Gaile B. Leahy Mr. Richard Moss Mr. Don Eldred Ms. Inna Rozumenko Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lehman Ms. Lucia Mouat Mr. Peter W. England Mr. and Mrs. Ernst A. Haberli Ms. Gloria Lehr Ms. Cecilia A. Mowatt Ms. Erika E. Erich Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Haider Dr. Stefanie Ann Lenway Mr. David Mulligan and Mr. Nurul A. Eusufzai Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hale Dr. Zafra Lerman Ms. Kim Arnowitt Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Evans Mr. and Mrs. William K. Hall Mr. Thomas Levergood Ms. Mary Ellen Murphy Mr. Kellogg Fairbank Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Levin Mr. Daniel Nack Mr. and Mrs. Basil J. Falcone Ms. Cheryl S. Handelsman Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lillard Dr. Jonathan F. Fanton and Mr. and Mrs. David W. Mr. H. Elliott Lipschultz Mrs. Cynthia Greenleaf- Hanfland Professor and Mrs. Charles Fanton Mr. Lawrence N. Hansen Lipson Mrs. Marjan Farshchiha- Dr. S. Ann Hartlage Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lopatka Yassari and Dr. Reza Yassari Mr. Reuben L. Hedlund Ms. Kathryn Lucatelli Dr. and Mrs. Ali M. Fatemi Mr. Jason Heeney Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lyman Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Fazio, Jr. Ms. Christie Hefner and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lyons Mr. Jonathan S. Feld and Mr. William Marovitz Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mabie Ms. Shelley A. Longmuir Mr. Christopher K. Hehmeyer Ms. Linda C. Mack Mr. James F. Feldstein Mr. David A. Helfand Ms. Mary S. MacLaren Mr. Harve A. Ferrill Ms. Arica Hilton Reverend and Mrs. Calum I. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Firfer Ms. Mellody Hobson MacLeod Mr. and Ms. Conrad Fischer Reverend Dennis H. Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Marla Forbes Holtschneider Ms. Sheila A. Penrose Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Mr. Bruce T. Hopple Ms. Barbara G. Manilow Forester Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dr. Sheldon H. Marcus Mr. Theodore N. Foss and Hotchkiss, III Ms. Helen I.F. Marieskind Mr. Kent S. Dymak Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mazany Mr. John Furcon Houston Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mr. Ed Futa Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. McClung Mr. Leonard A. Gail and Hummer Mr. Alfred L. McDougal and Mr. Vojo Narancic Chicago Council vice chair Ms. Robin M. Steans Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ms. Nancy A. Lauter Mr. and Mrs. Madhavan K. Michael H. Moskow with Ms. Bridget M. Gainer Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McGarvey Nayar President’s Circle members Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Gantz The Honorable Robert S. Mr. John McGuire Dr. Susan M. Nedza Lastres Howard Winston and Mr. Donald W. Garner Ingersoll Mr. and Mrs. J. William and Dr. Oswaldo E. Lastres Cecilia A. Mowatt Mr. and Mrs. John Erik Garr Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand McInerney Mr. and Mrs. Ross Neely Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Garrett Isserman Ms. Jacqueline L. McKay Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Gaynor Mr. Helmut Jahn Ms. Lynda Z. McKeaney Mrs. Carol “Mickey” Norton Ms. Lynnette Gaza Mr. Charles H. James, III Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Noyes Ms. Madeline Gelis Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Jannotta McKeever, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Nuelle Ms. Joy A. Germont Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jentes Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. Ronald F. Gibbs Ms. Andrea G. Jett McLagan Obenshain Mr. Asheesh Goel Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ms. M. A. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Roshan L. Goel Mr. Jared Kaplan and McNally Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ms. Maridee A. Quanbeck Mr. David E. McNeel Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ogle Golden Mr. Stephen A. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Mr. and Mrs. John M. O’Meara Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goldstone Mr. Aly Kassam-Remtulla McNeill Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaufman Mr. John W. McPartland Dr. Erika O. Parker Goodman Mr. Eric D. Keene Mr. William A. McWhirter Mr. Michael Perlow Mr. and Mrs. Ellis M. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ms. Judith Peterson Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Gaynor N. Kelley Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Mr. John P. Kennedy Mrs. Helen Melchior Pincus

the chicago council on global affairs 4 9 Ms. Bernice Pink Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Sabloff Mr. and Mrs. Ted Souder Mr. and Mrs. John R. Tulloch Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Pond Mr. Scott Sarver Mr. Jeffrey Spahn Dr. Elizabeth Tunstall Ms. Bronwyn Poole Ms. Nicole D. Saulsberry Mr. Craig Speed Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Turner Dr. and Mrs. Avner M. Porat Ms. Maureen R. Savaiano Mr. and Mrs. James A. Star Mr. Daniel C. Ustian Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Rahul Sawhney Ms. Paula J. Starkey Mr. and Mrs. John F. Vail Mr. Ashish S. Prasad Mr. Richard D. Schechter Mr. and Mrs. Harrison I. Steans Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vander Weele Mr. Robert A. Pritzker and Mr. Peter Schmitz and Ms. Denise L. Stefan Mr. Samuel Vinson Dr. Mayari Pritzker Ms. Bronwyn Poole Mr. David A. Steiger, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Voelker Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Mr. Alan Schriesheim and Mr. Steve Steim Mrs. Debra Warner Prussian Ms. Kay Torshen Mr. Carl W. Stern and Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ralsky Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schulson Ms. Holly D. Hayes Mr. Mark M. Weiman D.M.D. Mr. Chaudhry A. Rana Mr. David D. Schwalb Mr. Stanley M. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. David B. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ms. Adair Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Adlai E. Weinberg Ranney, Jr. Mr. John A. Schweig Stevenson, III Ms. Sheila Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph S. Rasin Mr. Robert I. Schwimmer Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Ms. Lois Weisberg Mrs. Cynthia S. Raskin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scoby Stewart Ms. Bonnie Welch Ms. Sugar Rautbord Reverend Timothy R. Scully Ms. Carole D. Stone Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ms. Bryn Reese Ms. Denise Selz Mr. James H. Stone Wheelan Ms. Joanna M. Riopelle Reverend Donald Senior Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H. Stone Dr. B. Joseph White Mr. Robert S. Rivkin and Ms. Mathilde N. Shapiro Ms. Dorothea D. Storck Mr. J. Randall White Ms. Cindy S. Moelis Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Shields Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Sudler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. White Mr. Richard H. Robb and Ms. Victoria A. Shire Dinges Ms. Cheryl L. Sulima and Mr. and Mrs. G. Marc Ms. Rebecca E. Crown Ms. Jeanne F. Shorr Mr. Jeff Sulima Whitehead Mr. John W. Rogers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William N. Sick Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Ms. Wendy Wiles Kase Ms. Anna E. Roosevelt Mr. Matthew J. Sideman Sussman Mr. Alan R. Wilson Ms. Pamela Rose Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Sieben Mr. Carl Swanson Mr. Howard Winston Mr. Alexander L. Ross Mr. John M. Sirek and Mr. Ayoub Talhami and Ms. Brooke Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. Consider W. Ross Ms. Colleen P. Loughlin Professor Ghada Talhami Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. David J. Rosso Mr. Raymond I. Skilling Mr. Walid J. Tamari Ms. Kathleen C. Yosko Dr. and Mrs. David Rothstein Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Dr. Terra Thomas Dr. Jolanta Zackrzewska Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ruder Snyder Mr. Andrew Tipping Professor Marvin Zonis and Mr. Jerrold Ruskin Mr. Daniel J. Socolow Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tobey Ms. Lucy L. Salenger Mr. Thomas F. Ryan Mr. Stephen K. Solovy Dr. Emil Totonchi Mr. Thomas A. Zuro Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Ms. Unmi Song and Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Rydholm Dr. Terence Whalen Trienens

individual members Chicago Council Donor members contribute $500 to $999 annually and enjoy additional membership benefits, including opportunities to attend a Global Connections Dinner, the Global Leadership Awards Dinner, and up to two exclusive President’s Circle programs each year. Sponsor members, who contribute $250 to $499 annually, also enjoy additional membership benefits.

Mr. Paul Pendler and Mrs. Mary E. Harland Donor Members Ms. Stephanie Fariss Ms. Robin R. Jordan Sponsor Members 2006 Ms. Judy C. Petty Mr. Arnold W. Lau and 2006 $500 – $999 Mr. Don Riskind and Ms. Ruby A. Bullen $250 – $499 Dr. Anthony Michael Ms. Linda Gardner Miss Katherine M. Lorenz Mr. Kofi Amoabin Adamany Mr. Dave Southern Mr. Benjamin Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Basler Mr. Howard M. Bain Ms. Kathryn Sowle Ms. Lenore L. Macdonald Mr. Gerald Bauman Mr. Raymond G. Bees Mr. Farhan Yasin Mr. Wesley Maciejewski Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James N. Bay, Jr. Ms. Linda F. Cushman Mr. Michael Zeidman and Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. McEniry Ms. Ellen A. Bechthold Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Custer Ms. Sandy Daulton Mr. Daniel Nack Mrs. Thea Berggren and Mr. and Mrs. William Dietz, Jr. Mr. Pat G. Ryan, Jr. Mr. Wilhelm Borntraeger Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre 2007 Mr. Richard C. Schmitt Ms. Andrea Billhardt Ergas $500 – $999 Mr. Otto C. Schulz and Mr. Hans Boden Dr. and Mrs. Ali M. Fatemi Mr. Thomas Besore Ms. Valerie Kunz Mr. Kevin S. Borgard and Mrs. Mary E. Harland Mr. Marc Bushala Mr. Matthew J. Sideman Ms. Christine B. Cantarino Ms. Robin R. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Custer Mr. J. Alexander Stevens Mr. R. Craig Breese Mr. Keith R. Koeneman Ms. Valerie Denney Ms. Kathleen Terman Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Mr. Arnold W. Lau and Mr. and Mrs. William Dietz, Jr. Dr. Joseph E. Troiani and Brennan, III Ms. Ruby A. Bullen Mr. Jeff W. Dodson Mrs. Terrie L. Badgett Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Miss Katherine M. Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fiedler Dr. Vijay Yeldandi and Bruner Mr. Stephen Navarre Mr. Gregory Goldner Dr. Anjana Yeldandi Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Buchbinder Paulick

5 0 the chicago council on global affairs Ms. Mary A. Carpenter Mr. Jeff Russell Mr. Peter Hanson Mr. and Mrs. George Ms. Shoma Chatterjee Ms. Lydia Ryan Mr. Brett Hart Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Clinton Dr. and Mrs. Paul Saltzman Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Herbert Mr. Fredric D. Mr. Nelson D. Cornelius Mr. Jack Scanlon Ms. Joan R. Hoatson Tannenbaum, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Dan V. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schade Mr. Marshall M. Holleb and Mrs. Robert D. Tice Mr. Dennis P. Culloton Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Mrs. Doris B. Holleb Dr. and Mrs. Raghu R. Vollala Mr. and Mrs. H. Richard Dallas Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R. Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Eric Draut Mr. Richard C. Schmitt Holleran Mr. David H. Woods Mr. Joel C. Falk Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schmitt Dr. Denise Hunter, M.D. Mr. Michael Zeidman and Mr. Lee Francis and Mr. Otto C. Schulz and Dr. John N. Kapoor Ms. Sandy Daulton Ms. Michelle Gittler Ms. Valerie Kunz Mrs. Miriam Kelm Mr. Matthew R. Gallagher Mr. Lemuel Seabrook and Ms. Louise M. Kern and Mrs. Barbara Geller Mrs. Michele J. Hooper Mr. Thomas Grischany Dr. McGuire Gibson Mr. Robert Shearn Mrs. Gale Kessler Mr. and Mrs. James Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Junie L. Sinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. King Mr. and Mrs. John Green Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smykal Ms. Antoinette Korotko-Hatch Ms. Carolyn Grisko Ms. Lynne Styles Professor Luis A. Larrea and Dr. Ogan Gurel and Mr. David Sulaski Mrs. Debra Larrea Ms. Inna Rozumenko Mr. Richard W. Sullivan Ms. Lydia Lazar Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mr. Fredric D. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi Hamilton Tannenbaum, Esq. Ms. Andrea Luehmann Mr. Jeffery W. Hesse Ms. Kathleen Terman Ms. Maggi Lunde Mr. Herbert M. Hinz Mrs. Robert D.Tice Ms. Irene N. Makris Ms. Joan R. Hoatson Dr. Mark Van Gorder Mr. and Dr. Robert D. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mr. John M. VanderLinden Marshall Hoganson Mr. Lewis Weinberg Mr. Jeffrey A. Metz Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Mr. Brad Wilks Richard J. Mooney and Holleran Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Wisner Pamela Jo Mooney Mr. John C. Hoppe Professor Mark E. Wojcik Mr. and Ms. Ramesh Nair Mr. Christopher T. Katris Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R. Wolff Ms. Kari Nysather Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. King Mr. Theodore A. Olson Ms. Antoinette Korotko-Hatch 2007 Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. O’Neill Mr. Kevin Kowalski Mr. Gerald S. Adelman Mr. Russell J. Pass and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krouse Mr. David L. Applegate and Mrs. Mindy Kalchman Ms. Laura J. Lange Ms. Dorceen J. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ms. Lydia Lazar Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Basler Paulick Ms. Amy G. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. James N. Bay, Jr. Mr. Gabriel C. Pentelie Dr. Zafra Lerman Ms. Ellen A. Bechthold Mr. Brian R. Perryman Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Mrs. Beverly Persky Ms. Maggi Lunde Brennan, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Reverend and Mrs. Calum I. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Phelan MacLeod Buchbinder Mrs. Pam Phillips Weston Ms. Irene N. Makris Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robbins Ms. Mary A. Carpenter Audience members enjoy Mr. Luis Mendoza Ms. Wendy A. Cartland Mr. and Mrs. John H. Roberts lively discussions at a Mr. John A. Michailidis Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carton Dr. Carl Robinson and Ms. GOAt programs. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Miller Dr. James L. Cavanaugh and Karen Fujisawa Mr. William B. Miller Dr. Stephanie Cavanaugh Dr. Beth Rom-Rymer Richard J. Mooney and Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Rose Pamela Jo Mooney Ms. Dolores Connolly and Mrs. Janet Rotner Mr. and Ms. Ramesh Nair Mr. Daniel Casey Mr. David Rousso Mr. Thomas Nemchock and Mr. Nelson D. Cornelius Ms. Lydia Ryan Mrs. Lori J. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Dan V. Crowe Mr. Dara Sahebjami Ms. Kari Nysather Mr. and Mrs. James Dion Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schade Mr. Joseph A. O’Hare Ms. Gloria Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Mr. and Mrs. Edilberto C. Ortiz Mr. Larry Evans Schmidt Mr. Russell J. Pass and Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Mr. Theodore R. Scott and Mrs. Mindy Kalchman Foreman Ms. Ariel F. O’Hara Ms. Laura M. Pastirik Dr. McGuire Gibson Mr. Lemuel Seabrook and Mr. Paul E. Pliester Mr. and Mrs. James Glasser Mrs. Michele J. Hooper Ms. Kathryn W. Rajecki Ms. Janet Gordon-Kennedy Mr. Alvin Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Graff Mr. and Mrs. Junie L. Sinson Mr. and Mrs. John H. Roberts Ms. Carolyn Grisko Ms. Toni S. Smith Dr. Carl Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smykal Ms. Karen Fujisawa Hamilton Ms. Helena M. Stelnicki Mr. David Rousso Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Ruhman

the chicago council on global affairs 5 1 program support

Generous support from the following individuals, organizations, foundations, and corporations, make it possible for the Council to bring the world to Chicago and to take Chicago to the world. Contributed funds specifically support The Chicago Council’s public and corporate programs, fellowships, roundtables, task forces, studies, and conferences.

Foster’s Wine Estates Up to $999 Unrestricted Restricted Goldman, Sachs & Co. Asian American Institute Support Support Mr. and Mrs. William S. Ms. Grace Barry Graham Mr. Karl L. Buschman 2006 2006 Mr. Jeffrey B. Hebble Mr. Robert J. Calvin Horizon Capital Ms. Ann E. Charney Colmo $150,000 $100,000 – $250,000 Illinois Tool Works Inc. Consulate General of the McCormick Tribune Ford Foundation Infosys Technologies Limited Czech Republic Foundation McCormick Tribune Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffry Consulate General of Korea Foundation Louis, III Mr. Theodore N. Foss The Boeing Company M. Gottlieb Associates, Inc. Mr. Ranjit K. Ganguly The John D. and Catherine T. New Vernon Capital Ms. Malini S. Goel MacArthur Foundation Ms. Rachel E. and $1,000 – $4,999 Mr. William C. Golden $50,000 – $99,999 Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach Mr. Ranjay Gulati Carnegie Corporation of Baltic Food Distributors Ms. Jinde Guo New York Mr. William J. Best Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Chicago Community Trust Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Collens Houston Mr. Richard H. Cooper Council on Foreign Relations International Strategy and Korea Foundation Mr. Willard G. Fraumann Policy Institute Motorola, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus F. Professor Kenneth G. The Joyce Foundation Freidheim Lieberthal Mr. Sunil Garg $20,000 – $49,999 Dr. Sheldon H. Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Roshan L. Goel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Miner Chicago Mercantile Exchange Hewitt Associates Mr. David R. Mosena Dr. Scholl Foundation Mr. Jeremy W. Hobbs Ms. Sameena F. Mustafa Exelon Corporation Illinois Soybean Association Mr. Saurabh and JPMorgan Chase & Co. JETRO Chicago Mrs. Rajita Narain Rockefeller Brothers Fund Mr. David W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Connor Mr. Sutej Kapur $10,000 – $19,999 Mrs. Mary R. and Mr. Walter L. Keats Mr. Benjamin Page Ambassador Heraldo $10,000 Aon Corporation Mr. Lewis Manilow Mr. Jos A. Puthenveetil Muñoz, permanent Holthues Trust Corn Products Pacific Council on Mr. Howard J. Romanek representative of Chile International, Inc. International Policy to the United Nations, $5,000 Kraft Foods Inc. Mr. John A. Schweig Mr. Henry H. Perritt, Jr. Prithvi and Tanya Shada with Margaret Hart and Tawani Foundation Macquarie Real Estate Ms. Sandra Reese and President’s Circle member Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Adele S. Simmons Mr. Russell R. Stepke Robert D. Stuart, Jr. $500 Ms. Sheila A. Penrose Simmons & Company Sara Lee Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Nelson McDonald’s Corporation International Mr. Andrew J. Seaton Ms. Clare Muñana Mr. Zhong J. Tong Ms. Ellen Stone-Belic 2007 Sidley Austin LLP Ms. Rena M. Van Tine Strategic Alliance Schwarz Paper Company Mr. and Mrs. H. Randolph Taurus Mortgage $150,000 The University of Chicago Williams McCormick Tribune The Blackstone Group Ms. Bernarda Wong Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 TMB Industries, LLC American Airlines Mr. Preston M. Torbert $5,000 Baker & McKenzie LLP VASCO Data Security Tawani Foundation Baxter International, Inc. Mr. Michael Werner Deutsches Aktieninstitut Ms. Jia Zhao Zom International

5 2 the chicago council on global affairs 2007 Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Ms. Adele S. Simmons Mr. Sailesh K. Patel Ms. Sheila A. Penrose Mr. Preston M. Torbert Mr. Hank Perritt $600,000 Pacific Council on Ms. Jia Zhao Mr. Ryan Richardson Mrs. Augustin S. Hart Jr. and International Policy Mr. Howard J. Romanek family Satter Foundation Up to $999 Mr. Sulaksh R. Shah Ms. Kimberly Querrey and Mr. Rishi Agrawal Dr. Ashish K. Sen $100,000 – $375,000 Mr. Louis Simpson Mr. Steven A. Altman Mr. Md. Imtiaz Uddin McCormick Tribune The University of Chicago Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach Mr. Charles J. Wheelan, Ph.D. Foundation Underwriters Laboratories Inc. Ms. Grace Barry Mr. Steven I. Wilkinson Rockefeller Brothers Fund Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Block, III Ms. Bernarda Wong The Henry Luce Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 Mr. Karl L. Buschman The Joyce Foundation AAR Corporation Mr. Robert J. Calvin The Rockefeller Foundation Baker & McKenzie LLP Ms. Ann E. Charney Colmo Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Consulate General of France $50,000 – $99,999 Corn Products Council on Foreign Relations Asia Society International, Inc. Mr. Roy L. Czajkowski Dr. Scholl Foundation Ford Foundation Dr. Vidyasagar Dharmapuri Hewlett Foundation Harris Bank Mr. Theodore N. Foss M. Gottlieb Associates, Inc. Mr. Jeffrey B. Hebble Mr. Jerold Friedland United Airlines Mayer Brown LLP Mr. Ranjit K. Ganguly Northern Trust Corporation Ms. Rachel E. and Mr. William $20,000 – $49,999 Mr. Thomas S. O’Connor C. Golden FedEx Express Tata Sons Limited Ms. Lisa Hidges JPMorgan Chase & Co. The Dow Chemical Company Horizon Capital Mrs. Patricia Blunt Koldyke William Blair & Company Ms. Rummana Hussain and Mr. Martin J. Koldyke Zom International Mr. Sanjeev Joshipura Robert Bosch Stiftung Mr. S. Raja Krishnamoorthi Sara Lee Corporation $1,000 – $4,999 Professor Kenneth G. The Boeing Company Alliance Francaise Lieberthal The German Marshall Fund of Mr. Vivek Bhargava Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mabie the United States Mr. Druv Chawla Dr. Sheldon H. Marcus Mr. Lester Crown Ms. Navneet Miglani Patricia Blunt Koldyke and $10,000 – $19,999 Mr. and Mrs. Roshan L. Goel Mr. James P. Miller Mike Koldyke with Shaheen A. Epstein and Sons Ms. Jinde Guo Ms. Kathleen Morrison Mistri, the 2007 Patricia International, Inc. Mr. Jeremy W. Hobbs Mr. David R. Mosena Blunt Koldyke Fellow and Abbott Laboratories Mr. Chetan Joshi Mr. Arman Moseni founder of the Akanksha Foundation in India Baxter International Inc. Mr. Walter L. Keats Ms. Sameena F. Mustafa Best Buy Mr. Lewis Manilow Mr. Ralph W. Nicholas Mr. Richard H. Cooper Mr. Amrit L. Mittal Dr. Sally A. Noble Exelon Corporation Mr. Madhavan K. Nayar Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Connor Illinois Tool Works Inc. Northern Illinois University Mrs. Mary R. and John Deere China Investment Mr. Talat M. Othman Mr. Benjamin Page Company Ltd.

the chicago council on global affairs 5 3 global leadership awards dinner Global Leadership Awards Dinner chairs, hosts, and sponsors pay tribute to local, national, and international leaders who are honored for significant contributions to world peace and prosperity. Their contributions to this annual event also help to support the Council’s ability to play an essential role in helping Chicago respond to the challenges and opportunities of the global era and in bringing the voices of Chicago and the Midwest to the world.

2006 Sponsors $5,000 Other Support, up to $4,999 Ms. Donna LaPietra Ariel Mutual Funds Mr. Hall Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Levin Dinner Chair Baxter International, Inc. Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach Mr. Robert C. Marks John W. Madigan Corn Products Ms. Grace Barry Richard Marsh International Inc. Mr. Peter B. Bensinger and Mr. Andrew J. McKenna, Jr. Dinner Hosts $50,000+ James and Catherine Denny Dr. Judith S. Bensinger Mr. Carlos X. Montoya John F. and Mary Manley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Bloch Mr. Richard M. Morrow James A. Gordon, Ms. Marca Bristo Mr. David R. Mosena Cochairs $50,000 The Edgewater Funds Mrs. Estelle Burke Mrs. Margot Pritzker Aon Corporation Grosvenor Capital Mr. Peter R. Carney Mr. Jack L. Ringer Lester Crown, Material Management, L.P. Mr. Stephen F. Condren Mr. Donald C. Schollenberger Service Corporation Jim Hassett, Ernst & Young Mr. Nelson D. Cornelius Mr. Alex R. Seith Patrick G. Ryan and Shirley The Joy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. Arch W. Shaw and Welsh Ryan Kirkland & Ellis LLP Crawford, Jr. Ms. Terry Forrest LaSalle Bank Corporation Mr. James Cuno Mr. Alejandro Silva Vice Chairs $25,000 Edward M. Liddy, Dr. Judith A. Dwyer Mr. Raymond I. Skilling Abbott Fund The Allstate Corporation Ms. Patricia Edbrooke Mr. James H. Stone The Boeing Company Madison Dearborn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elden Mr. David P. Storch Mr. and Mrs. Gary Comer Partners, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Evans Dr. Cody Sweet Illinois Tool Works Inc. Mayer Brown LLP Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Firfer Mr. Richard C. Vie Holly Madigan McKinsey & Company, Inc., Ms. Mary G. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Welsh McCormick Tribune Chicago Ms. Madeline Gelis Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Foundation Morgan Stanley Mr. Scott Gordon Werner Northern Trust Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Graham John W. Rowe, Exelon Morrison Mr. Joseph A. Gregoire Corporation Motorola, Inc. Mr. William R. Griesinger Sidley Austin LLP Jeffrey C. Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich M. Susan J. Cellmer Gross Benefactors $10,000 Sheila Penrose and Ms. Susan Himmelfarb Baker & McKenzie LLP Ernest Mahaffey Ms. Patricia J. Hurley Goldman, Sachs & Co. Patrick G. Ryan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Jaffee Lester B. Knight, III, Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Mr. John W. Jordan, II RoundTable Healthcare Thomas Mr. Yoshihiko Kawamura Partners, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Molex Incorporated Kearney McDonald’s Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Keller Andrew J. McKenna, Schwarz Mr. Arthur L. Kelly Richard C. Notebaert, Qwest Mr. and Mrs. Loring W. Communications, Inc.J. Knoblauch Christopher Reyes, Reyes Holdings, LLC RR Donnelley Sara Lee Corporation William Blair & Company Foundation

5 4 the chicago council on global affairs 2007 Sponsors $5,000 Ms. Madeline Gelis Ms. Joan E. Steel Baxter International Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Giarratana Mr. James H. Stone Dinner Chair Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Mr. Ronald F. Gibbs Mr. Fred L. Turner W. James Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cole Ms. Sue L. Gin USG Corporation Corn Products Mr. Alvin Golin Mr. Morton Waskin Dinner Hosts $50,000+ International Inc. Mr. Scott Gordon Mr. Andrew L. Weil John F. and Mary Manley Michael W. Ferro, Merrick Mr. Reuben L. Hedlund Mr. Robert B. Wilcox Ventures, LLC Mr. Verne G. Istock Ms. Linda S. Wolf Cochairs $50,000 James & Catherine Denny Mr. Edward R. James Mr. Thomas A. Zuro Aon Corporation Foundation Mr. Stephen A. Kaplan The Crown Family LaSalle Bank Corporation Mr. Yoshihiko Kawamura Illinois Tool Works Inc. Jeffrey C. Neal and Susan J. Mr. David N. Kay OBE J. Christopher Reyes, Cellmer Mr. Eric D. Keene Reyes Holdings, LLC Nova Printing Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Keller Patrick G. Ryan and Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Purcell Mrs. Patricia B. Koldyke and Welsh Ryan Sheila Penrose and Ernest Mr. Martin Koldyke Jim Skinner, McDonald’s Mahaffey Mr. Charles A. Lewis and Corporation David Storch, AAR CORP. Mrs. Penny Sebring Miles D. White, Abbott The Joy Foundation Mr. Bryon S. Line The Monogram Group Ms. Lenore L. Macdonald Vice Chairs $25,000 UBS Investment Bank Mr. Ernie Makoto Aoki John and Rita Canning, Bob and Kay Welsh Mr. Kenneth J. Malek The Canning Foundation W.W. Grainger, Inc. Mr. Ralph B. Mandell Exelon Corporation Ms. Helen I.F. Marieskind Farrell Foundation Other Support, up to $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mazany James A. Gordon, Mr. Hall Adams, Jr. Dr. Aleksandra J. Mazurek The Edgewater Funds Mr. James Agin Mr. Thomas J. McCaffrey McCormick Tribune Alberto-Culver Company Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William M. McKeever, Jr. Northern Trust Corporation Backs Mr. Andrew J. McKenna, Jr. Kimberly K. Querrey and Ms. Grace Barry Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. McNally Louis A. Simpson Ms. Kennette M. Benedict Mr. Richard A. Melman Meseret Negash, director of partnerships and programs John and Carole Sandner Mr. William J. Best Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Miller at Scholarship Chicago, and Schwarz Dr. Henry S. Bienen Mr. Robert S. Morrison The Boeing Company Yoshihiko Kawamura, senior Mr. John L. Brennan Mr. Richard M. Morrow vice president of Mitsubishi The Sidley Austin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Mr. David R. Mosena International Corporation Glenn F. Tilton, Brennan The Honorable Michael H. United Airlines Ms. Marca Bristo Moskow Ms. Liz Stiffel Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Nelson Benefactors $10,000 Dr. Philip M. Condit Ms. Susan A. Payne Allstate Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ms. Maureen Powers Baker & McKenzie LLP Crawford, Jr. Dr. Sridhar Ramamoorti Cathy Coughlin, AT&T The Honorable Kenneth W. Ms. Dana D. Rice Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dam and Mrs. Marcia W. Mr. John W. Rutledge Devers, Jr. Dam Mr. John M. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mr. and Mrs. John DeBlasio Mr. Donald C. Schollenberger Krehbiel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Mr. Alan Schriesheim and Holly and John Madigan Diamond Ms. Kay Torshen McKinsey & Company, LLC Mr. Raymond H. Drymalski Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I. Segal Molex Incorporated Mr. Sidney Epstein Mr. Alex R. Seith Motorola, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Basil J. Falcone Mr. and Mrs. Arvind Soni Sara Lee Corporation Ms. Karen W. Farley Mr. Jeffrey Spahn Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Firfer Mr. and Mrs. William A. Thomas Mr. Michael M. Froy Spence William Blair & Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Galvin Mr. James H.M. Sprayregen

the chicago council on global affairs 5 5 global connections dinner series guests

The Global Connections Dinner series raises funds to support the Council’s public education mission and its efforts to bring Chicago’s ideas and opinions to the world. For contributions of $250 Chicago Council members attend small dinners in intimate settings, hosted by members of the Council’s Board of Directors and President’s Circle and featuring internationally renowned experts and scholars. The series raised nearly $50,000 in fall 2005 and nearly $70,000 in fall 2006. For a list of the dinner hosts, speakers, and topics, see page 27.

2006 Mr. Lewis Manilow Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jentes Mr. Emile Karafiol and Dr. Aleksandra J. Mazurek Ms. Marti DeGraaf Mack and Ms. Virginia Robinson $1,000 – $3,000 Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mr. Jonathan T. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. William M. Backs McCaskey Mr. Alan Matthew Mr. and Mrs. John P. Keller Mr. Frank Clark Mr. and Mrs. Grant G. Dr. Susan M. Nedza Lastres Mr. Keith R. Koeneman Mr. and Mrs. David K. Clayton McCullagh and Dr. Oswaldo E. Lastres Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Mr. Lester Crown Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Moody Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Nelson Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Deli Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ms. Gloria Lehr Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fiedler Morehead Obenshain Ms. Ferne Levy Mr. Michael M. Froy Mr. David R. Mosena Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mr. Christopher R. O’Dea Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nichols Pincus McCaskey Mrs. Margot Pritzker Mrs. Carol “Mickey” Norton Mr. Norman Rogers Mr. James P. Miller Mr. Norman Rogers Mr. Gregory O’Leary and Mr. and Mrs. David J. Rosso Ms. Suzanne Morgan and Mr. Arch W. Shaw and Mrs. Patricia Kenney Ms. Adair Schwartz Ms. Judith Peterson Ms. Terry Forrest Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill Mr. Arch W. Shaw and Mr. David R. Mosena Mr. Louis A. Simpson and Ms. Donna Pugh and Ms. Terry Forrest Mrs. Carol “Mickey” Norton Ms. Kimberly K. Querrey Mr. Scott Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Arvind Soni Dr. Thomas Pang Mr. David A. Steiger, Esq. Mr. Imad I. Qasim Mr. David A. Steiger, Esq. Ms. Judith Peterson Mr. Andreas Waldburg- Ms. Bryn Reese Ms. Ellen Stone-Belic Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph S. Rasin Wolfegg Mr. Howard J. Romanek Ms. Kimberly K. Taylor Mr. Andrew Rolfe Mr. John M. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Selch $250 – $999 Mr. and Mrs. William N. Sick $250 – $999 Mr. Robert I. Spiegel Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach Mr. Alejandro Silva Ms. Sara Albrecht Ms. Joan E. Steel Mr. and Mrs. James N. Bay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mr. David M. Anderson Mr. Stanley M. Stevens Ms. Aleen Z. Bayard and Smithburg Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach Ms. Linda Stevenson Dr. Brent M. Greenberg Ms. Kathryn Sowle Mr. and Mrs. William M. Backs Mr. James H. Stone Mr. Vivek Bhargava Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ms. Evelyn C. Bosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Ms. Margaret Blackshere Spence Ms. Marta Chylinska Sudler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Branstad Mr. James H. Stone Mr. Dan Correnti Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tobey Ms. Dolores Connolly and Mr. Carl Swanson Mr. John P. Dailey Ms. Mary K. Velez Mr. Daniel Casey Mr. Michael J. Szanto Mr. and Mrs. John DeBlasio Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ms. Margaret Corwin Ms. Alison Tallard Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Deli Wheelan, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ms. Kimberly K. Taylor Mrs. Marilyn Diamond Ms. Brooke Wiseman Crawford, Jr. Ms. Liz A. Uihlein Ms. Barbara J. Disko Mr. and Mrs. John DeBlasio Mr. Samuel Vinson Ms. Carol Doyle Ms. Susan Dinges Mr. and Mrs. David B. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Doherty Weinberg Ebeling Ms. Carol Doyle Ms. Bonnie Welch Mr. John A. Edwardson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elden Ms. Kathleen C. Yosko Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fain Mr. James F. Feldstein Mr. Steve M. Zakic Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Fazio, Jr. Ms. Grace Fishman Mr. Thomas A. Zuro Mr. and Ms. Conrad Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Bud Frankel Mr. Michael M. Froy Mr. John Furcon Mr. John Furcon Ms. Estelle Gonzales-Walgreen 2007 Mr. Leonard A. Gail and Mr. Scott Gordon $3,000+ Ms. Robin M. Steans Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kully Mr. and Mrs. David R. Ganis Ms. Barbara Gross Mr. Alan Schriesheim and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Giarratana Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich M. Gross Ms. Kay Torshen Mr. Scott Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gottlieb Mr. Walter H. Holden $1,000 – $2,999 Ms. Kathleen Graham Miriam Joyce, Ph.D. Mr. John A. Challenger Dr. Ogan Gurel and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Mr. James E. Clark and Ms. Inna Rozumenko Lansing Ms. Christina Labate Mr. and Mrs. Cameel Halim Mr. Joseph L. Lesniak Mr. Chad A. Cleaver Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Levin Mr. George W. Craven and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Mr. John Livingston Ms. Jane A. Gallery Hayman Ms. Christine R. Lund Mr. and Mrs. James M. Denny Mr. Christopher K. Hehmeyer Ms. Linda C. Mack Mr. John H. Hart and Dr. Kamal N. Ibrahim and Mr. Paul M. Mack Ms. Carol Prins Dr. Lucy W. Ibrahim

5 6 the chicago council on global affairs annual fund Each year Chicago Council members give beyond their membership contributions to support the Council’s Annual Fund. The Annual Fund ensures that The Chicago Council on Global Affairs remains an independent, nonpartisan institution and continues to provide a diverse range of relevant public programs for people in Chicago who are interested in understanding the issues that shape our world.

2006 Mr. John R. Jeffery and 2007 Mr. Robert Lipsig Ms. Claudia Elliott Ms. Susan S. Louer Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Abboud Mr. Andrew A. Athens Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mr. Thomas L. Mallman Mr. David L. Applegate and Ms. Elizabeth K. Beaver Jones, Jr. Mr. Andrew D. Mason Ms. Dorceen J. Boyle Mr. Eric A. Bloom Mrs. Rodi Karkazis McDonald’s Corporation Mr. Andrew A. Athens Mr. Gerald K. Bolkema Mr. and Mrs. John A. Karoly Ryan Meher Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bajus Mr. Harvey and Mrs. Lyn R. Ms. Doris Jean L. Keller Mrs. Suzanne S. Meyer Mr. William C. Bartholomay Borisof Mr. Alan T. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Baskin Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Miller Ms. Julia A. Beringer Brandstetter Laumann Mr. Floyd A. Mittleman Mr. Gerald K. Bolkema Mrs. Estelle Burke Mr. Bas Leenders Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Moody Ms. Nora J. Brathol Mr. and Mrs. Deland J. Burns Mr. Benjamin I. Lumpkin Richard J. Mooney and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Mr. Ernest Mahaffey and Pamela Jo Mooney Bruner Campanini Ms. Sheila A. Penrose Mr. Arman Moseni Mr. Christian Burger Dr. James L. Cavanaugh and Mr. Mark F. Manta Ms. Beth A. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Calvin Dr. Stephanie Cavanaugh Mr. E. Davison Massey Mr. Thomas F. Murphy Mr. Paul R. Campagna Ms. Ruth Challenger McDonald’s Corporation Mr. and Mrs. James E. Oden Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Ms. Francoise Chor Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Meyers Ms. Luana Olivas Campanini The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. Amrit L. Mittal Mr. Theodore A. Olson Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Richard D. Cudahy Richard J. Mooney and Mrs. Jane H. Overton Carmichael Ms. Inge de la Camp Pamela Jo Mooney Mr. Michael P. Polsky Mr. and Mrs. Al R. Chircop Mr. Henry De Vogue Mr. J. Clifford Moos Dr. and Mrs. Avner M. Porat Ms. Francoise Chor Mr. and Mrs. William Dietz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ms. Bryn Reese Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Ms. Dori Dinsmore Murdoch Mr. John L. Rogers Clark, Sr. Paul Donnellan Ms. Linda K. Myers Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ruder Consulate General of Haiti Dr. Heratch Doumanian Mr. and Mrs. William K. Nash Ms. Maureen R. Savaiano Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cotting Dr. and Mrs. James L. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. F. Eugene Mr. and Mrs. H. Richard Dallas Downey, M.D. Mr. Theodore A. Olson Schmitt Ms. Inge de la Camp Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Ms. Judith A. Paice Reverend Donald Senior Mr. Henry De Vogue Duchossois Mr. Brian R. Perryman Mr. and Mrs. John W. Shields Mr. Daniel J. Edelman Mr. Richard B. Egen Mr. Viktoras Petroliunas Mr. John Sobolski, M.D. Mrs. Jean B. Elshtain and Ms. Deanna Elias Close Mr. and Mrs. Hadley C. Pihl St. Ignatius College Prep Mr. Errol Elshtain Ms. Verna E. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Pikas Ms. Marjorie H. Stephan Ms. Josephine F. Elting Mr. P. Stephen Fardy Mrs. Mary Hane Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Adlai E. Francis Beidler Foundation Francis Beidler Foundation Mr. Michael P. Polsky Stevenson, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Samir D. Gautam Mr. Kevin J. Rochford Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Garrison Mr. Paul C. Gearen Mr. Howard J. Romanek Stewart Mr. Paul C. Gearen Mr. George A. Gerber Ms. Cary Ross Mr. and Mrs. William R. Sutton Mr. George A. Gerber Ms. Lenore Glanz Mr. Alan Schriesheim and Mr. Micheal Swan Ms. Lenore Glanz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Ms. Kay Torshen Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tobey Mrs. Ethel Gofen Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Jeff A. Schroeder Mr. Hall Triplett Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Mr. Donald F. Goldsmith Reverend Timothy R. Scully Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Weiss Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. John K. Greene Mr. Andrew M. Slobodien Mr. Bruce K. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Gross Ms. Kathryn Sowle Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Gunnar Ms. Marjorie H. Stephan Graham Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Habenicht, Jr. Stewart Habenicht, Jr. Ms. Marguerite D. Hark Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ms. Rosemary D. Hale Mr. John A. Holabird, Jr. Stuart, Jr. Ms. Marguerite D. Hark Mr. Chetan Joshi Mr. Miles Taub Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin J. Tobin Mr. Herbert M. Hinz Kesman Mr. Preston M. Torbert Mr. Derek J. Howell Mr. Alan T. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Dr. Roy J. Korn, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Vedder Howick Ms. Sharon V. Kristjanson Dr. and Mrs. Raghu R. Vollala Mr. David L. Hulse Mr. Joseph Lach Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Weiss Mr. Scott W. Humphrey Mr. Brian K. Langenberg Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wise The Honorable Robert S. Ms. Ferne Levy Mr. Samuel Zell Ingersoll Mr. Henry H. Liang

the chicago council on global affairs 5 7 statement of financial position june 30, 2006

unrestricted board operating designated temporarily assets funds funds restricted total Cash and cash equivalents $ 584,841 $ 1,277,784 $ 1,862,625 Investments 115,182 5,062,320 $ 199,212 5,376,714 Accounts receivable 160,553 160,553 Pledges receivable 134,000 1,594,698 505,250 2,233,948 Prepaid expenses 63,330 63,330 Property and equipment 283,638 283,638 Total Assets $ 1,341,544 $ 7,934,802 $ 704,462 $ 9,980,808

liabilities and net assets Accounts payable $ 267,374 $ 267,374 Accrued liabilities 325,229 325,229 Deferred revenue 1,111 1,111 Capital lease obligation 127,754 127,754 Interfund balances 500,862 $ (119,946) $ (380,916) Total Liabilities $ 1,222,330 $ (119,946) $ (380,916) $ 721,468

Net Assets $ 119,214 $ 8,054,748 $ 1,085,378 $ 9,259,340 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 1,341,544 $ 7,934,802 $ 704,462 $ 9,980,808

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5 8 the chicago council on global affairs statement of activities and changes in net assets for the year ended june 30, 2006

unrestricted board operating designated temporarily revenues funds funds restricted total Contributions and grants $ 1,354,109 $ 2,208,789 $ 1,067,750 $ 4,630,648 Membership dues 1,632,401 1,632,401 Special events 711,342 711,342 Earned income Admission fees 329,778 329,778 Travel income 316,673 316,673 Investment return 7,647 365,738 10,683 384,068 Draw from Board Designated Funds 281,132 (281,132) – Draw from 21st Century Fund 410,440 (410,440) – Net assets released from restrictions 1,096,394 (1,096,394) – Total Revenues $ 6,139,916 $ 1,882,955 $ (17,961) $ 8,004,910 expenses Program Services: Chicago forum – public programs $ 779,880 $ 779,880 Chicago forum – corporate programs 875,155 875,155 Chicago forum – leadership programs 521,837 521,837 National discourse – studies 724,129 724,129 National discourse – study missions 456,789 456,789 National discourse – conferences 120,397 120,397 Total Program Services $ 3,478,187 – – $ 3,478,187

Program-Related Services: Membership $ 181,860 $ 181,860 Marketing 431,869 431,869 Total Program-Related Services $ 613,729 – – $ 613,729

Support Services: Fundraising $ 658,236 $ 658,236 Special events 289,115 289,115 Management and general 1,062,252 $ 29,473 1,091,725 Total Support Services $ 2,009,603 $ 29,473 – $ 2,039,076

Total Expenses $ 6,101,519 $ 29,473 – $ 6,130,992

Changes in Net Assets $ 38,397 $ 1,853,482 $ (17,961) $ 1,873,918 Net Assets, Beginning of Year $ 80,817 $ 6,201,266 $ 1,103,339 $ 7,385,422 Net Assets, End of Year $ 119,214 $ 8,054,748 $ 1,085,378 $ 9,259,340

the chicago council on global affairs 5 9 statement of financial position june 30, 2007

unrestricted board operating designated temporarily permanently assets funds funds restricted restricted total Cash and cash equivalents $ 584,522 $ 2,866,530 $ 3,451,052 Investments 5,637,660 $ 507,952 6,145,612 Accounts receivable 86,801 86,801 Pledges receivable 125,150 2,434,842 $ 555,000 300,000 3,414,992 Prepaid expenses 64,790 64,790 Property and equipment 313,109 313,109 Total Assets $ 1,174,372 $ 10,939,032 $ 555,000 $ 807,952 $ 13,476,356

liabilities and net assets Accounts payable $ 197,401 $ 197,401 Accrued liabilities 219,769 219,769 Deferred revenue 88,133 88,133 Capital lease obligation 94,368 94,368 Interfund balances 389,128 $ 120,790 $ (509,918) – Total Liabilities $ 988,799 $ 120,790 $ (509,918) – $ 599,671

Net Assets $ 185,573 $ 10,818,242 $ 1,064,918 $ 807,952 $ 12,876,685 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 1,174,372 $ 10,939,032 $ 555,000 $ 807,952 $ 13,476,356

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6 0 the chicago council on global affairs statement of activities and changes in net assets for the year ended june 30, 2007

unrestricted board operating designated temporarily permanently revenues funds funds restricted restricted total Contributions and grants $ 1,287,338 $ 2,709,013 $ 1,289,566 $ 600,000 $ 5,885,917 Membership dues 1,915,390 1,915,390 Special events 1,010,693 1,010,693 Earned income – Admission fees 339,110 339,110 Travel income 656,765 656,765 Investment return 15,850 1,035,044 19,368 27,534 1,097,796 Draw from Board Designated Funds 290,711 (290,711) – Draw from 21st Century Fund 675,000 (675,000) – Net assets released from restrictions 1,119,071 (1,110,814) (8,257) – Total Revenues $ 7,309,928 2,778,346 $ 198,120 $ 619,277 $ 10,905,671 expenses Program Services: Chicago forum – public programs $ 846,658 $ 846,658 Chicago forum – corporate programs 764,706 764,706 Chicago forum – leadership programs 726,512 726,512 National discourse – studies 1,034,922 1,034,922 National discourse – study missions 684,851 684,851 National discourse – conferences 396,636 396,636 Total Program Services $ 4,454,285 – – – $ 4,454,285 Program-Related Services: Membership 137,675 137,675 Marketing 522,787 522,787 Total Program-Related Services $ 660,462 – – – $ 660,462 Support Services: Fundraising 717,487 717,487 Special events 335,525 335,525 Management and general 1,075,810 $ 44,757 1,120,567 Total Support Services $ 2,128,822 $ 44,757 – – $ 2,173,579

Total Expenses $ 7,243,569 $ 44,757 – – $ 7,288,326 Changes in Net Assets $ 66,359 $ 2,733,589 $ 198,120 $ 619,277 $ 3,617,345 Net Assets, Beginning of Year $ 119,214 $ 8,054,748 $ 1,085,378 $ 9,259,340 Prior Period Adjustment $ 29,905 $ (29,905) – Reclassification of Net Assets $ (188,675) $ 188,675 – Net Assets, End of Year $ 185,573 $ 10,818,242 $ 1,064,918 $ 807,952 $ 12,876,685

the chicago council on global affairs 6 1 staff

(as of November 1, 2007) public and leader- External Relations marketing and Office of the ship programs communication and global Josephine E. Heindel President chicago center Vice President, External Relations Samantha Skinner Director, Marketing and Communications Marshall M. Bouton Simon O’Rourke Elisa Miller President Executive Director, Public and Leadership Director, Foundation Relations and Grants Programs and Global Chicago Center Finance and Natashur Brown Janet Abercrombie Administration Executive Assistant to the President Niamh King External Relations Officer Assistant Director, Robert G. Cordes Mary Fugo Public and Leadership Programs corporate relations Vice President, Administrative Assistant to the President Finance and Administration Sharon Houtkamp Richard Coplan Assistant Director, Public Programs Director, accounting Programs and and Editor Corporate Relations and Development Studies Claudette Lexsee Richard Prall database and Staff Accountant Rachel Bronson Program Officer, constituent services Vice President, Programs and Studies Public and Leadership Programs human resources Rosalynn Roberts Natasha Karpasov David Langlois Director, Audra Berger Executive Assistant to the Vice President, Program Coordinator, Database and Constituent Services Human Resources Manager Program and Studies Public and Leadership Programs Meredith Halperin Rehana Absar corporate program Juliana Kerr Viohl Web and Database Services Officer Receptionist Assistant Director, Benita Boettner Global Chicago Center Melissa Hertz information Executive Director, Corporate Program Membership Services Officer technology studies Erik Brejla David Tully Ed Bius Assistant Director, Corporate Program Christopher Whitney Program Registration Coordinator Network Administrator Executive Director, Studies Andrea Moore leadership travel Fellows Program Coordinator, Corporate Program Alya Adamany and special events Senior Program Officer, Studies Richard Longworth January Zell Senior Fellow Lisa Eakman Director, Senior Program Officer, Leadership Travel and Special Events Michael H. Moskow Studies and Conferences Senior Fellow for the Global Economy Carrie McAlpin Silvia Veltcheva Coordinator, Terese Zimmer Program Officer, Studies Leadership Travel and Special Events Senior Fellow

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Dawn Miller Executive Director, Major Gifts

Jon Macha Coordinator, Major Gifts

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