2010 Overview 2009 Annual Report www.aspeninstitute.org Blank page “Characteristic of the Aspen Institute are its approach to problems based on an analysis of the situation as a whole, its orientation toward the development of policy alternatives, its consideration for the human past and present, and its commitment to the human future.”

from THE ASPEN IDEA by Sidney Hyman Policy Programs and Partnerships 9

Seminars 23

Public Programs 27

The Aspen Global Leadership Network 31

Society of Fellows 35

Selected Highlights 36

The Newly Renovated Walter Paepcke Memorial Building 37

International Partners 38

Our Locations 39

Aspen Institute Leadership 40

Policy Program Directory 41

2009 Annual Report 42

Board of Trustees 44

Donors 47 About the Aspen Institute

The Aspen Institute’s mission is twofold: to foster values-based leadership, encouraging individuals to reflect on the ideals and ideas that define a good society, and to provide a neutral and balanced venue for discussing and acting on critical issues. The Institute does this primarily in four ways:

• Seminars, which help participants reflect on what they think makes a good society, thereby deepening knowledge, broadening perspectives, and enhancing their capac- ity to solve the problems leaders face.

• Young-leader fellowships around the globe, which bring a selected class of proven leaders together for an intense multiyear program and commitment. The Fellows become better leaders and apply their skills to significant challenges.

• Policy programs, which serve as nonpartisan forums for analysis, consensus-build- ing, and problem-solving on a wide variety of issues.

• Public conferences and events, which provide a commons for people to share ideas.

The Institute is based in Washington, DC; Aspen, Colorado; and on the Wye River on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The Institute also has an international network of partners. One of the great strengths of the Aspen Institute is its convening power. We are committed to putting that power to good use—navigating difficult public debates by promoting collabora- tion, ensuring participation across all sectors of society, and accomplishing worthwhile goals through thoughtful engagement and concrete action.

The timeless values that first inspired the Institute’s founder, Chicago businessman and phi- lanthropist Walter Paepcke, to participate in the University of Chicago’s Great Books seminar and to begin convening intellectuals and business leaders in Aspen after World War II (“an act of faith in the humanistic tradition”) are still what guides the Institute today: a belief that men and women “must be reflective in order to ensure that all human activity—political, scientific, economic, intellectual, or artistic—will serve the needs of human beings and enrich and deepen their lives.”

In 2009, our programs and initiatives continued to serve these purposes, convening scholars, scientists, diplomats, statesmen, judges, writers, philosophers, educators, artists, and leaders of all kinds in seminars, policy programs, public events, and leadership initiatives at home and abroad. In 2010, it is worth noting we celebrated the renovation and rededication of the Walter Paepcke Memorial Building in Aspen, a physical extension of our mission and a gathering place for informed public debate and nonpartisan dialogue.

Today, the Institute continues to use its convening power, informed by decades of experience, to “serve the needs of human beings and enrich and deepen their lives.” We believe the work of the Aspen Institute, described in the pages that follow, builds on its past and affirms its com- mitment to the future.

Jamie Dimon, CEO, JP Morgan Chase Anne-Marie Slughter, director of Policy Planning, Chuck Close, 2009 Aspen Institute Harman-Eisner US Department of State artist-in-residence

6 7 Then US Senator Barack Obama in converstion with Aspen Institute President and CEO Walter Isaacson (summer 2005).

“Today the Aspen Institute acts as a kind of public commons, a place to sort through common values and then find the common ground that helps us pursue solutions to the challenges of our time.” Walter Isaacson, President and CEO, The Aspen Institute

6 7 8 PepsiCo chairman and CEO Indra Nooyi speaking at the Institute’s 9 Business and Society Program’s conference on the future of capitalism. Policy Programs and Partnerships Advancing Public Policy through Informed Dialogue and Effective Action www.aspeninstitute.org/policy-work

Institute policy programs advance public- and private-sector knowledge on significant policy issues confronting contemporary society. They convene leaders and experts to reach constructive solutions to critical problems. While each program is unique in its substance and approach, they all share a commitment to advancing better policy by bringing diverse perspectives together in pursuit of informed dialogue and effective action.

8 9 Advocacy and Exchange Program on Agent Orange/Dioxin www.aspeninstitute.org/dioxin_program This bipartisan program promotes dialogue in the US policy community and among US and Vietnamese officials on eliminating the health and environmental impact of wartime herbicides in Vietnam. It sponsors meetings and briefings on dioxin, the highly toxic chemical compound in the defoliant Agent Orange, and strengthens US-Vietnamese cooperation on mitigating con- tamination problems. The program also builds public support through education and advocacy for practical solutions, such as soil-restoration and community-health programs, education and treatment centers, improved services for those with dioxin-related disabilities, local environ- mental training, and remediation work at con- taminated sites. In 2010, the US-Vietnam Dia- logue Group on Agent Orange/Dioxin released a ten-year plan to address the toxic legacy of dioxin contamination

Advocacy Planning and Evaluation Program www.aspeninstitute.org/apep www.continuousprogress.org Formerly known as the Global Interdependence Initiative, this program and its related Continu- ous Progress Strategic Services helps its partners and clients plan and evaluate efforts to shape public policy. Program staff and consultants work with foundations and nongovernmental organizations in the United States, Africa, and Europe assessing advocacy efforts on issues as diverse as curbing teen obesity, combating hu- man trafficking, and increasing access to family planning. The program also leads the Institute’s internal program review process.

Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, speaking at a Council of Women World Leaders program.

10 11 Aspen Network of Development the 1970s. As the group evolved, it also included Entrepreneurs (ANDE) www.aspeninstitute.org/ande legislators, government officials, business and industry representatives, and journalists. The This global network of organizations propels en- current program has moved beyond its Cold trepreneurship in emerging markets. Its 90-plus War origins and today includes a new generation members are drawn from nonprofits, investment of policymakers representing a range of per- funds, foundations, and research institutions that spectives. The approach, however, has remained work in over 130 developing economies. Mem- constant: to use a bipartisan lens to identify the bers provide financing and support services to most contentious foreign policy and national small and growing businesses in developing coun- security concerns facing our nation and to assess tries. The network advocates to policymakers and America’s evolving interests. Recent workshops, financial leaders on behalf of investing in these briefings, and reports have covered the global businesses, hosts conferences and training pro- economic crisis and its implications for foreign grams for business-assistance practitioners and policy and national security, the national security investors, and provides financial support for inno- implications of global climate change, China in vative partnerships aimed at improving services the 21st century, and the challenge of nuclear to emerging-market entrepreneurs. It also spon- proliferation. An ongoing US-India dialogue also sors annual events focused on the small-business meets under the auspices of the group, as well as sector, including a conference on key trends and the Aspen Atlantic Group, a forum for former new developments, a workshop on metrics and North American and European foreign ministers impact assessment, and an orientation session from across the political spectrum who develop for new employees of network members. The nonpartisan recommendations for addressing network is currently in the process of launching common global challenges. regional hubs throughout the developing world. Business and Society Program Aspen Strategy Group www.aspeninstitute.org/bsp www.aspeninstitute.org/asg Through dialogue, research, and curriculum How can America’s national security establish- development, this program creates opportuni- ment better adapt to nascent threats and security ties for executives and educators to explore new challenges? As current global trends defy tradi- routes to business sustainability and values- tional notions of international relations, what based leadership. Its Center for Business Educa- common problems do nations face in the 21st tion (www.AspenCBE.org) serves as a source for century? This program examines foreign policy innovative curricula for business schools. Other trends by focusing on transnational issues that projects include Beyond Grey Pinstripes (www. blend foreign and domestic subjects. Founded beyondgreypinstripes.org), a survey and rank- in 1984 with a concentration on strategic rela- ing of business schools that integrate social and tions, arms-control issues, and the US-Soviet environmental stewardship into their curricula relationship, its roots as an annual conference for and research, and CasePlace.org (www.caseplace. researchers associated with arms-control proj- org), a resource for online case studies and MBA ects at universities and think tanks date back to teaching materials on topics ranging from corpo-

10 11 rate governance and accountability to entrepre- the commission includes leaders of national civil neurship, ethics, and stakeholder management. rights organizations, state legislators, successful To change the way business looks at its role in a principals and teachers, business leaders, state global society, the program released the Aspen education chiefs, school superintendents, higher Principles as part of a report on “Long-term education leaders, researchers, and school board Value Creation: Guiding Principles for Corpo- members. Together, they are working to develop rations and Investors” by the Aspen Corporate updated recommendations that will advance ef- Values Strategy Group, and it is working with fective education reform. corporations, investment firms, and corporate- governance professionals to turn these principles Communications and Society Program into practice. In 2009, follow-up recommenda- www.aspeninstitute.org/c&s tions on “Overcoming Short-Termism: A Call for a More Responsible Approach to Investment This program serves as a venue for global leaders and Business Management” were signed and and experts to exchange insights on the societal released by a coalition of business and public- impact of digital technology and network com- sector leaders, and the program also launched munications. It also creates a multidisciplinary the First Movers Fellowship, an innovation lab space in the communications policymaking for exceptional business professionals who have world where veteran and emerging decision- implemented breakthrough strategies that create makers can explore new concepts and develop profitable business growth and contribute to a policy networks. The program convenes approxi- sustainable society. mately ten leadership roundtables each year on subjects such as new technologies and demo- cratic values, business models to sustain journal- Commission on No Child Left Behind ism, communications industries and the environ- www.nclbcommission.org ment, reforms in spectrum policy, public-service This bipartisan, independent effort builds sup- media, mobile technologies, cloud computing, port for improvements in federal education pol- and broadband communications policies. Lead- icy in order to spur academic progress and close ers from across disciplines and perspectives achievement gaps. In the three years since the engage in moderated discussions that culminate release of its blueprint for improving the land- in specific conclusions and recommendations. mark No Child Left Behind Act, major strides Meetings have led to the creation of the Knight have been made toward some of its key recom- Commission on the Information Needs of Com- mendations, including measuring teacher quality munities in a Democracy, new initiatives in primarily on effectiveness in increasing student public media, and the Federal Communications achievement, strengthening school leadership, Commission’s new media inquiry. Conference developing common standards and assessments, reports are distributed to key policymakers and improving the use of data, and undertaking opinion leaders around the world and are also more aggressive interventions in low-performing made available to the public online. schools. Co-chaired by Tommy Thompson, for- mer US secretary of health and human services, and Roy Barnes, former governor of Georgia,

12 13 Institute Commission Inspires FCC Initiative

“Charlie Firestone has what I think is the hottest venue in town in his Aspen Roundtables,” said Ellen Goodman, of the Federal Communication Community Strategies Group Commission’s Future of Media team at an event www.aspeninstitute.org/csg in Washington. “[The Institute] has generated a Since 1985, this group has equipped community ton of policy, business, and public service ideas leaders to connect with the best ideas, tools, and that are now circulating and are very influen- strategies available to improve economic de- tial in the media space—just by getting people together and asking the right questions.” velopment, strengthen families, sustain natural resources, create locally controlled philanthropic One of those big ideas was unveiled in the fall of assets, and build vital and just civic cultures. 2009 when the Institute’s Communications and The group’s hallmark is tailored, peer-to-peer Society Program released the work of its Knight exchanges in which community-based lead- Commission on the Information Needs of Com- ers create immediate back-home action plans. munities in a Democracy. The Commission’s It convenes action-learning sessions for teams report on local needs for news and information, from multiple locations and organizes site visits Informing Communities, sparked a nearly imme- for peer communities to examine exemplary diate action by the FCC, which is launching an community change at close range. It brings “Examination of the Future of Media and Infor- together disconnected leaders from a specific mation Needs of Communities in a Digital Age.” geographic region to collaborate and find com- “We are at a critical juncture in the evolution mon aims. The group also connects community of American media,” said FCC Chairman Julius innovators with regional and national experts Genachowski, whose office quoted the report di- and funders. It develops community lessons rectly: “The digital age is creating an information into action guides, good-practice profiles, and and communications renaissance. But it is not web resources. Through its Rural Development serving all Americans and their local communi- Philanthropy Learning Network, the group has ties equally. It is not yet serving democracy fully.” helped hundreds of community-based business, nonprofit, church, government, and civic leaders work together to grow locally controlled philan- thropic funds and use them to improve commu- nity outcomes. In its Family Economic Success Initiative, the group is engaging a growing net- work of community leaders across the country to help hard-working, low-income families earn more, keep more of what they earn, and grow what they save into assets that reduce family and community poverty over time.

The FCC initiative will use the Knight Com- mission’s recommendations to help community members become knowledgeable citizens. The Commission found that “information is as vital to the healthy functioning of communities as clean air, safe streets, good schools, and public health.” Ambassador Ngo Quang Xuan, co-chair of the US-Vietnam Dialogue Group on Agent Orange-Dioxin, at an Institute policy discussion. 12 13 Courtesy Department US State

Congressional Program www.aspeninstitute.org/congressional This program is a nongovernmental, nonparti- san, educational initiative for members of the US Congress to strengthen their grasp of critical public policy issues. It holds high-level confer- ences offering legislators the opportunity to learn from internationally recognized academics, Albright, Isaacson, Coca-Cola’s Barclay Resler, and Clinton experts, and leaders and to explore policy alter- natives. Current subjects include political Islam Middle East Programs as a US policy challenge, energy security and and the State Department climate change, US-China relations, US-Russia Join Forces relations, and education reform. Over the years, hundreds of members of Congress, international “We can’t imagine a better partner than the As- parliamentarians, political and government pen Institute, which will also serve as the Secre- leaders, and scholar-experts have been involved tariat for Partners for a New Beginning,” said Sec- in the program. There is no identification with a retary of State Hillary Clinton at the launch of a political or party viewpoint and no endorsement new joint venture between the Institute’s Middle of specific legislation. No lobbyists, congres- East Programs and the US State Department. sional staff, or outside observers are permitted, and all conference agendas are reviewed by the Partners for a New Beginning will lay the founda- House and Senate ethics committees. The pro- tion for a fresh start between the United States gram also sponsors two dozen annual breakfast and Muslims by bringing together prominent meetings in the Capitol featuring distinguished Americans from the private sector and matching scholars and international experts. them with similar groups from the Muslim world.

“The partnership will work to strengthen the Council of Women World Leaders bonds between the United States and citizens in www.cwwl.org Muslim-majority nations and will do so based on This international network of current and for- a philosophy of mutual understanding, mutual mer women presidents, prime ministers, and interests, and mutual respect,” said Institute Cabinet members mobilizes women leaders for trustee and former Secretary of State Madeleine action on issues of global importance. It gives Albright, who will chair the effort—along with a collective voice to women in high govern- vice-chairs Muhtar Kent, CEO and chairman of ment positions and enhances the experience of the Coca-Cola Company, and Institute CEO democracy around the world by increasing the Walter Isaacson. visibility, effectiveness, and number of women leaders. To promote ministerial-level exchange “This is a high priority for both the president and on global issues and to address the particular myself,” added Clinton. “Person-to-person diplo- macy in today’s world is as important as what we challenges women ministers face, the council do in official meetings in national capitals across has established initiatives in areas such as the the globe.”

14 15 environment, culture, and health. It is a partner ty-based organizations and carries out research in the Ministerial Leadership Initiative for Global on the ways nonprofits can increase the size and Health, a four-year program to build the capacity scope of what they do. Under the auspices of the of health ministers in five developing countries program’s Workforce Strategies Initiative (www. and to raise awareness of the challenges to wom- aspenwsi.org), six partnerships involving non- en’s health globally. The council supports the profit organizations and community colleges in development of rising leaders and administers a the United States are being funded to help low- graduate fellowship program that pairs promis- income working adults succeed in school and on ing students with council members and other the job. The program’s current microenterprise leaders, many of whom are women. Through the work includes administering the Scale Academy Madeleine K. Albright Women’s Voices at the for Microenterprise Development, which sup- Institute series, the council has provided a space ports leading US microenterprise programs with for discussions on global issues of particular grants, technical assistance, and peer-learning importance to women and on policy areas where opportunities. women have taken the lead in combating global problems. Education and Society Program www.aspeninstitute.org/education Economic Opportunities Program Recognizing the importance of effective educa- www.aspeninstitute.org/eop tion policy to improve US schools, this program This program advances strategies that connect convenes workshops for federal, state, and local the poor and underserved to the mainstream policymakers, education leaders, researchers, economy. It provides practical tools, training, and analysts to provide ongoing peer-to-peer and research-based information to organizations learning and professional development. It facili- that help low-income individuals start a business, tates knowledge-sharing among them about how find a better job, and build wealth. It works with school systems can improve the education and funders, policymakers, and nonprofit leaders life chances of all students. Program participants on research projects, convenes meetings, and also work to identify solutions that will support, publishes reports on access to capital and credit, nurture, and develop new cadres of leaders in microenterprise, and workforce development. schools and classrooms. In addition, the pro- Projects in these areas include helping low- gram’s Aspen Senior Education Congressional income individuals and communities connect to Staff Network informs federal policy develop- mainstream financial services, staffing a funders ment by assisting congressional staff in better group that sponsors a forum on microenterprise understanding innovations in the field, shared strategies, and hosting a professional-develop- challenges, and the impact of federal education ment forum for selected workforce-development laws on states and urban school districts. leaders that strengthens their ability to educate, train, and help low-income individuals find good-paying jobs. The Aspen Scale Institute, a working group of the program, explores how to improve the typical business model of communi-

14 15 Energy and Environment Program health in low- and middle-income countries and www.aspeninstitute.org/ee promotes creative solutions to significant global This interdisciplinary program stimulates open- health and poverty problems. Projects include minded dialogue about the state of the natural the Ministerial Leadership Initiative for Global world, global energy and environmental chal- Health in Ethiopia, Mali, Nepal, Senegal, and lenges, and sustainable solutions. It draws on the Sierra Leone as well as the Health Worker Migra- knowledge and experience of leaders in science, tion Initiative, a vehicle for the Health Worker government, business, and civil society and rais- Migration Global Policy Advisory Council to es public attention through policy dialogues and advance global, regional, and national policies forums, a leadership initiative, and major public that support more ethical management of global events. For more than three decades, its Energy health worker migration. The program has also Policy Forum has convened senior industry, established the Global Leaders Council for Re- government, environmental, and other leaders to productive Health to identify and engage high- report on a broad range of energy issues, includ- level sitting or former political leaders who are ing climate change, electricity markets, nuclear committed to reproductive health and who will power, renewable fuels, and fuel efficiency. At its champion the central role reproductive health Global Forum on Energy, Economy, and Security, plays in development and prosperity. This council experts and policymakers discuss oil and gas is chaired by Mary Robinson, former president issues and global markets. In 2009, the program of Ireland and UN high commissioner for human continued to advance policy discussions on the rights, who serves as executive director of Real- impact of climate change in the Arctic, sustain- izing Rights: The Ethical Globalization Initiative. able water infrastructure investments in the United States, and international institutional Global Initiative on Culture and Society responsibilities for validating emerging car- www.aspeninstitute.org/cultureandsociety bon markets. The program also spearheads the In the midst of growing recognition of the power Institute’s Catto Fellowship Program for young of artistic and cultural expression to inspire environmental professionals and partners with solutions to societal challenges, sustain liveli- National Geographic to convene the annual hoods, and create conditions necessary for social Aspen Environment Forum. With all of these change, this initiative seeks to build a neutral efforts, it advances collaborative dialogue and platform for reflection, network-building, policy collective knowledge to help solve critical envi- formulation, leadership development, and re- ronmental problems. source mobilization in the fields of arts, culture, and socioeconomic development. Through Global Health and Development domestic and international roundtables, forums, www.aspeninstitute.org/policy-work/global- seminars, and summits, it fosters leadership and health-development raises awareness of the value of arts and culture The Institute’s newest policy program was es- in human development, employment creation, tablished in October 2009 to work on innovative cross-cultural dialogue, international exchanges, approaches to health, poverty alleviation, and peace-building, and the pursuit of happiness. their interrelationship. It supports leadership in The initiative creates and convenes networks of

16 17 The Economy 2.0: Changing the World One MBA at a Time

The Institute’s Business and Society Program has been tirelessly attacking the problem of fiscal short-termism with a series of programs that target the values of the next generation of busi- leading professionals from diverse backgrounds ness leaders: to share information, generate arts and culture policy debates, and seed new actions. Recent • The Program’s Center for Business Educa- activities have included a meeting of the Aspen tion launched its groundbreaking business- Cultural Diplomacy Forum in Aviles, Spain, that school guide, The Sustainable MBA, to wide focused on culture and security. The initiative is acclaim—and it became a best-seller on also planning a series of regional events that will Amazon.com. The guide features profiles of address the cultural dimensions of international- more than 150 business schools with a focus development cooperation programs. on how they integrate social, ethical, and environmental impact into their curricula. Harman-Eisner Program in the Arts www.aspeninstitute.org/policy-work/ harman-eisner-arts This program was established in 2008 to increase the importance of the arts at the Institute and to enhance the presence of the arts in society at large. It expands the Institute’s already vital dialogue in the areas of science, business, poli- tics, and social policy to encompass the different ways of thinking and communicating fostered by the arts, and it reaches out to artists, philan- thropists, arts administrators, writers, policy- makers, and patrons to connect them to every • 2009 marked the start of the First Movers part of the Institute community. A distinguished Fellowship—an innovation lab for exceptional artist-in-residence program has been created at young leaders in business that challenges its the Aspen Ideas Festival, and artists are joining Fellows to create financial success and posi- Aspen seminars and symposia on all topics. An tive social and environmental change. The Aspen Roundtable on Arts and Culture meets in current class of First Movers comes from Washington for leaders in those fields to discuss Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, Barclays, Dow topics of public importance, a documentary film Chemical, MetLife, and IDEO, among others. series has been established in Aspen, and other programs and partnerships are under develop- • In April, the Program held the final round ment to enliven the Institute community with of its inaugural International MBA Case the energy of artistic creativity. Competition in New York City. It had asked students to develop a ten-year growth strat- egy for a multinational business network to determine the added value of social respon- sibility. The competition launched with 25 business schools worldwide participating.

• Doctors and lawyers take professional oaths to act honestly and ethically—why not business leaders and entrepreneurs? With The Oath Project, the Business and Society Program asks graduating MBAs to make a voluntary pledge to “create value responsibly 16 17 and ethically.”

Health, Biomedical Science, and Society Initiative

Yellen www.aspeninstitute.org/health This program is a venue for academic, govern- ment, and industry leaders to explore critical Going Local: issues in health care and health policy and to Creating change in The understand their effects on the health of indi- nation’s comminities viduals, families, communities, nations, and the world. By convening bipartisan, multidisciplinary Tackling poverty neighborhood by neighborhood forums, the program facilitates the exchange of is not a new idea, but the ripple effects from the knowledge and insights among decision-makers economic downturn have created a new nor- and forges networks and collaborations to im- mal—one that calls for new approaches. “Strate- prove human health. Through public programs gies that focus both on people and the environ- and strategic dialogue, including roundtables, ments in which they live are essential if we hope policy briefings, conferences, and Internet to increase opportunity for low-income families discussion forums, the program charts the way and communities,” said Janet Yellen, nominee forward on issues of health and medical science to the US Federal Reserve Board and CEO of by bringing together leading scientists, econo- the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, at a mists, physicians, policymakers, historians, pa- two-day dialogue in San Francisco hosted by the tients, and other committed voices in health care Bank and the Institute’s Roundtable on Commu- nity Change. The event convened more than 100 and health policy. Initiatives include the Aspen experts to discuss anti-poverty strategies, such as Health Stewardship Project, an effort to broaden building neighborhood capacity, and new federal and reframe the national dialogue on health initiatives, such as Promise Neighborhoods. care reform; the Aspen Health Forum, a public event where lay people can exchange ideas with The Institute’s Community Strategies Group Nobel laureates, prominent National Institutes is also asking, How do we help hard-working of Health officials, health care industry leaders, families who can’t get ahead in today’s economy? and health policy experts from government and The Group staged “Strengthening Families academia; and the Aspen Global Health and Action-Learning Institutes” in Arizona and Iowa. Nutrition Task Force, an international strategy The Arizona Institute challenged teams from group with the goal of reducing obesity and mal- across the state to work in their communities nutrition among children worldwide. and change state policy for struggling families. Participants constructed action plans to help families obtain financial education, avoid preda- Homeland Security Program tory lending, and find career paths. The Iowa www.aspeninstitute.org/security Institute focused on helping rural families. Teams Years have passed since 9/11, yet holes remain crafted plans to help working-poor families file in America’s defenses against terrorism, height- for the Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax ening the risk of another terrorist attack. This Credit, to consolidate family services, and to program identifies gaps in the nation’s defenses make entrepreneurship and financial education a against terrorism and recommends ways to close part of local K-12 curricula. The Group organized the projects in partnership with the Arizona Community Foundation and the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

18 19 them. Through reports, roundtable discussions, laws. The annual Justice and Society Seminar, congressional testimony, and forums, it strives co-founded by former Supreme Court Justice to convince policymakers, stakeholders, and the Harry A. Blackmun, is held in Aspen and led public at large to reduce America’s vulnerability by preeminent judges and law professors. Ad- to terrorism. ditional program conferences, publications, and events have focused on transitional justice in Initiative on Financial Security post-conflict settings, human rights protection www.aspeninstitute.org/ifs in peacekeeping field operations, and the US relationship to the International Criminal Court. Saving sparks entrepreneurship, increases the Public programming in Washington, Aspen, and gross domestic product, builds the middle class, New York has concentrated on participatory and creates jobs for the future, but America’s sav- democracy and the intersection of law and social ings system is broken. Working toward restoring policy, judicial elections and selection, federal financial security for all, this initiative is the na- regulation of executive compensation, civic edu- tion’s leading policy program focused on helping cation in America, and rule-of-law training for Americans at every stage of life to save, invest, foreign judges and lawyers. and own. In roundtables, panel discussions, and other forums, it brings together federal officials and industry experts to craft innovative policies Market Building Initiative that enable low- and moderate-income families www.aspeninstitute.org/mbi to acquire financial assets. It designs new savings This initiative addresses one of the most prob- accounts for children and homeownership as well lematic issues of international development: the as safe and simple investment products for adult proliferation of fragile or failed states across the savers and lifelong income products for seniors. world and the inability to stabilize them. It takes It also researches new approaches to savings and a market-oriented approach to generating inno- tax policy and works with federal policymakers to vative ideas for private-sector development and support efforts to increase financial security for proposes strategies for positive economic change all Americans. informed by the realities of a globalized world. The initiative looks for ways to foster common Justice and Society Program interests among economic stakeholders through www.aspeninstitute.org/justice the creation of rules, structures, and programs that support legitimate market activities; con- This program brings together individuals from sults with senior economic policymakers on diverse disciplines and backgrounds to discuss market-building in a number of fragile contexts; what justice means and how a just society ought and contributes to high-level strategy formula- to deal with issues such as private conduct and tion and implementation. public mores, entitlements, race and gender, criminal justice and the morality of punishment, and the meaning of justice beyond national borders. Judicial seminars introduce judges to international human rights and humanitarian

18 19 Middle East Programs sector working groups. The program’s current www.aspeninstitute.org/mideast workshop series is an effort to build consensus The US-Palestinian Partnership, the Emirates- for a transparent, decision-based approach to Aspen Forum on Innovation, Partners for New impact measurement. Leadership-development Beginning, the US-Lebanon Dialogue, and the initiatives include the American Express Foun- Huda and Samia Farouki Luncheon Series all fo- dation-Aspen Institute Fellowship for Emerg- cus on a comprehensive approach to the Middle ing Nonprofit Leaders, the Aspen Philanthropy East. Working with prominent American, Mid- Seminar-Aspen, the Aspen Philanthropy Strat- dle Eastern, and Muslim business and political egy and Values Workshop-Greater Washington, leaders throughout the region, these initiatives DC, and the Seminar Series for Mid-America are dedicated to achieving a peaceful resolution Foundation CEOs. The program partners with of all Middle East conflicts and to forging part- the Global Philanthropy Forum, and its online nerships between the United States and the Mus- Aspen Philanthropy Blog offers fresh thinking lim world. They concentrate on pragmatic policy and timely observations on developments that initiatives that build trust, enhance innovation, will affect the future of philanthropy. and promote regional stability and economic development. They also create new projects Program on the World Economy that strive to further the prospects for enduring www.aspeninstitute.org/pwe peace, end the Arab-Israeli conflict, and bridge Begun in 1981, this program promotes sustain- the US-Muslim divide. The programs include able economic growth and financial stability in targeted economic projects to benefit private the world economy by convening prominent entrepreneurs and moderate political leaders. leaders from both industrial and developing Together, the programs strengthen the region’s nations. It uses an interdisciplinary approach to private sector and its civic leadership. They serve generate pragmatic solutions to major economic as a networking forum, and they create a politi- and financial challenges and to advance coopera- cal space in the United States that supports its tion on key issues facing the global economic peace efforts. and financial system.

Program on Philanthropy and Realizing Rights: Social Innovation The Ethical Globalization Initiative www.aspeninstitute.org/psi www.aspeninstitute.org/egi Through leadership development initiatives, This initiative aims to put human rights prin- meetings, and communications efforts, this pro- ciples and standards at the heart of global gover- gram seeks to maximize the impact of social-sec- nance and policymaking to ensure that the needs tor leaders in contributing to the good society at of the poorest and most vulnerable are addressed home and abroad. It hosts the Aspen Philanthro- on the global stage. Founded in 2002 by Mary py Group, an agenda-setting body of foundation, Robinson, former president of Ireland and UN public-sector, and private-sector leaders at the high commissioner for human rights, it is a cutting edge of change, and it spurs partnerships partnership of the Institute, Columbia University, and collaborative action among them in cross-

20 21 and the International Council on Human Rights Policy. Its four main program areas are global health equity, trade and decent work, women’s leadership, and business and human rights.

Roundtable on Community Change www.aspeninstitute.org/rcc This program focuses on the problems of dis- tressed communities and seeks solutions to individual, family, and neighborhood poverty. It convenes national leaders in the community- change field, reviews community anti-poverty initiatives, and disseminates to funders and prac- titioners key lessons on improving outcomes for low-income children, families, and communities. The program covers a wide range of issues, such as poverty alleviation, employment, housing, neighborhood change, public health, education, youth development, child welfare, and criminal justice. It also focuses on dismantling structural racism and hosts a seminar series for govern- ment, nonprofit, media, and business leaders to develop strategies in their work that will further racial equity.

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen addresses an Aspen Strategy Group meeting in Washington.

20 21 22 Participants at a 2010 Aspen Seminar. 23 Seminars Deepening Knowledge and Fostering Leadership www.aspeninstitute.org/seminars

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

22 23 Aspen Seminar on Leadership, Values, and the Good Society www.aspeninstitute.org/aspenseminar Seminar participants at a Renaissance palace in Rome.

For almost 60 years, this premier leadership and profes- Custom Seminars sional-development roundtable has challenged leaders www.aspeninstitute.org/seminars/custom in every field to think more critically and deeply. The These seminars enable organizations and companies to seminar is a unique opportunity to step away from the develop one- and multi-day sessions specific to their stra- demands of the present and reflect with other lead- tegic and leadership needs. Based on decades of experi- ers in moderated, text-based Socratic dialogue on the ence in professional development through text-based dia- concept of a good and just society: What is it? How logue, this program has proved valuable to many leading does it become a reality? What is our role in making it corporations, government departments, and nonprofit happen? The settings in Aspen, Colorado, and Mary- organizations. land’s Eastern Shore are ideal for rejuvenating the body, mind, and spirit of participants who emerge personally renewed and professionally refocused.

24 Wye Faculty and Deans Seminars www.aspeninstitute.org/seminars/wye Author and Harvard Professor Niall Ferguson leads a Socrates seminar. In a longstanding collaboration with the Association of American Colleges and Universities, these seminars Socrates Society engage faculty, senior academic administrators, and col- www.aspeninstitute.org/socrates lege presidents in an exchange of ideas about education, Since 1996, the Institute’s Socrates Society has provided a citizenship, and the global polity. Sessions address the forum for emerging leaders to come together from across need of a liberal arts institution’s faculty and leadership sectors of civil society to explore contemporary issues to exchange ideas with colleagues from other colleges through expert-moderated dialogue. The Socrates Soci- and disciplines while exploring the ideas and values that ety also offers participants the opportunity to enter into a underlie their teaching. Modeled after the Aspen Seminar diverse professional network as well as the broader range and offered at the Institute’s Wye River campus near the of Institute resources. Programs include both weekend- Chesapeake Bay in Maryland, the seminars focus on is- long seminars in Aspen and day-long salons in major US sues such as individual rights and responsibilities and the cities. The seminars are values-based Socratic explora- public purpose of education. tions that facilitate the exchange of ideas. Past topics include the US economy, innovation, bioethics, energy security, the future of democracy, religious fundamental- ism, globalization, Afghanistan and Pakistan, emerging economies, and the media.

25 27 Aspen26 Writers’ Foundation participants gather for a Winter Words program. Public Programs Promoting Nonpartisan Inquiry and Engaging the Public www.aspeninstitute.org/seminars

Public programs open the Institute to wider audiences, offering opportunities to engage in thoughtful, nonpartisan inquiry.

26 27 Aspen Ideas Festival McCloskey Speaker Series www.aifestival.org www.aspeninstitute.org/aspenevents This annual event in partnership with The Atlantic gath- This summer program in Aspen features talks by leaders ers together some of the world’s foremost academic, who have a far-reaching impact on society. Past speak- political, scientific, business, and cultural leaders for a ers have included former Secretary of State Madeleine week-long exchange of ideas on the Institute’s Aspen, Albright, former Speaker of the House of Representatives Colorado, campus. Lectures and panel discussions ad- Newt Gingrich, journalist Fareed Zakaria, American dip- dress wide-ranging topics, including some of the most lomat Dennis Ross, oceanographer Sylvia Earle, and global pressing issues of the day. financier and philanthropist George Soros, among many others. The series is made possible by a generous donation from the McCloskey Family Charitable Foundation. Washington Ideas Forum www.firstdraftofhistory.theatlantic.com

The Institute and partner The Atlantic host an annual Roaring Fork Valley Community Programs action-packed two days of interviews and conversations www.aspeninstitute.org/aspenevents at the Newseum in Washington, DC, pairing today’s The Aspen Institute provides Aspen and the surround- key newsmakers with the nation’s leading journalists in ing Roaring Fork Valley with dozens of affordable and an attempt to ask big questions, tease out overarching inspiring public events that attract a cross-section of themes, and together envision “a first draft of history.” community members, from high school students and year-round residents to part-timers and visitors. Aspen Writers’ Foundation www.aspenwritersfoundation.org Aspen Environment Forum This pioneering arts organization has been bringing www.aspenenvironment.org readers and writers together since 1976. Its repertoire of year-round projects includes the Aspen Summer Words This annual public convocation in partnership with Writing Retreat and Literary Festival; AWF Reads, a National Geographic convenes leaders in business, televised book club; Lyrically Speaking, an interview and government, science, nonprofit organizations, and the concert series; Scribes and Scribblers, creative writing media to exchange ideas, stimulate discussion, and raise camps for children; Story Swap, a cross-cultural storytell- awareness about the relationship between the Earth’s two ing exchange; Weekly Writers Group, a read-and-critique most complex systems—human culture and the natural forum; Winter Words, an author reading series; and environment. Topics include climate change, biodiver- Writers in the Schools, an educational outreach program. sity, conservation, energy, clean-technology innovations, sustainable development, water and ocean resources, and many other environmental and energy issues.

From left to right: Newark Mayor Cory Booker at a Tisch series event in New York; former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff; US Poet Laureate Kay Ryan at a Washington Ideas Roundtable discussion; Cardiac surgeon Dr. Mehmet Oz at the 2009 Aspen Health Forum; NBC News’ Brian Williams and Gen. David Petraeus at the Washington Ideas Forum; Comedian Lewis Black; Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson at the 2009 Aspen Environment Forum; 2010 Aspen Institute Harman-Eisner Artist-in-Residence Tobias Wolff. Bottom right: US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer poses a question at the Aspen Ideas Festival.

28 29 Aspen Health Forum Aspen in New York www.aspeninstitute.org/healthforum www.aspeninstitute.org/events/calendar Presented by the Institute and TIME magazine, this pub- Located on East 65th Street in Manhattan, Roosevelt lic gathering is an opportunity to learn about issues in House—the recently restored former home of Eleanor global health and medical science and their implications and Franklin Delano Roosevelt—is the setting for a new for our lives, families, and communities. Participants portfolio of Institute discussions, lectures, and public exchange ideas with Nobel Prize laureates, prominent conversations. Programming operates in cooperation officials from the National Institutes of Health, health with the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute, part care industry leaders, and other experts in health and of Hunter College of the City University of New York, biomedicine. Panel discussions and keynote speeches which owns the historic building. cover topics such as the science of sex, the brain, food for a new world, frontiers in biotechnology, and the chal- Alma and Joseph Gildenhorn Book Series lenges and promises of health care reform This regular series in Washington, DC, presents informal conversations with notable authors of current books. It Aspen Security Forum is a chance to discover new books and to talk to biog- www.aspensecurityforum.org raphers, historians, philosophers, political scientists, What are the key threats we face as a nation, and how journalists, scholars, and other writers about their work. safe are we today? The Institute, The New York Times, and Government Security News launched the Aspen Security Forum, a public event in Aspen. This two-day Washington Leadership Series symposium brings together leaders in government, in- Since the Washington Leadership Series’ inception in dustry, media, think tanks, and academia to explore key early 2008, with the support of Liz Dubin and Michelle homeland security and counterterrorism issues, includ- Smith, the Institute has offered intimate discussions with ing the state of aviation, maritime, border, and mass- top Washington leaders, including DC Mayor Adrian transit security; critical infrastructure and cyber protec- Fenty, DC Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee, and tion; emergency preparedness; counterterrorism strategy Washington Post Media CEO Katharine Weymouth. . and intelligence issues; and more.

Washington Ideas Roundtable Series This year, the Institute launched a new Washington Ideas Roundtable Series, monthly Washington-based lunchtime discussions focusing on world affairs, arts, and culture. The Series, which is made possible with the generous support of Michelle Smith and the Robert H. Smith Family Foundation, has hosted US Poet Laureate Kay Ryan and Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg, among others.

28 29 Villagers in Ghana take an eye exam with a worker from VisionSpring, a nonprofit devoted to both improving vision and economic opportunity. VisionSpring was started by Henry Crown Fellow Jordan Kassalow. 30 31 Aspen Global Leadership Network Developing Leaders at Home and Abroad www.aspeninstitute.org/agln

For more than a decade, the Institute has supported programs for accomplished leaders in the United States and around the world. Beginning with the creation of the Henry Crown Fellowship Program, these initiatives have a common goal of encouraging a new generation of civically engaged men and women to move “from success to significance” and apply their entrepreneurial talents to addressing the foremost challenges of their organizations, communities, and countries. The programs share a basic structure: Each one selects a class of Fellows, approximately 20 proven leaders typically between the ages of 30 and 45, and convenes them several times over the course of two years for a series of intensive leadership seminars. Fellows are also required to design and carry out high-impact community projects. The Institute has gathered its leadership Fellows and initiatives into an international network to connect leaders across programs and leverage their talents on a global basis. Today the Aspen Global Leadership Network counts more than 1,100 Fellows from 43 countries, and it continues to grow.

30 31 Henry Crown Fellowship Program www.aspeninstitute.org/crown Founded in 1997, this flagship leadership initia- tive challenges the next generation of leaders, largely from the US business sector, to use their talents and energies to make a difference in the world. The program honors the memory of Chicago industrialist Henry Crown (1896-1990), whose career was marked by a lifelong commit- ment to integrity, industry, and philanthropy.

Africa Leadership Initiative www.aspeninstitute.org/ali

This initiative captures the energy, talent, and Catto Fellow Shelley Billik speaks with Institute trustee Henry Catto, resolve of an emerging generation of leaders co-founder of the Fellowship for environmental leaders with his wife, Jessica. in Africa and engages them in confronting the foremost challenges of their countries. Founded Central America Leadership Initiative in 2001, it is a collaborative venture of the Insti- www.aspeninstitute.org/cali tute, the Databank Foundation (Ghana), Infotech Inspired by two Henry Crown Fellows and begun Investments (Tanzania), LEAP Africa (Nigeria), in 2004, this initiative develops values-based the Letsema Foundation (South Africa), and leadership talent in all six countries of Central CETA Construction and Services (Mozambique). America to tackle the challenges this region The initiative has programs in West Africa, East confronts. A partnership of the Institute, Tech- Africa, South Africa, and Mozambique. noServe, INCAE, and FUNDEMAS, the initiative was formalized in 2007 as a nonprofit foundation.

Liberty Fellowship Program www.aspeninstitute.org/liberty Aspen Institute-Rodel Fellowships in Public Leadership This program promotes outstanding leadership www.aspeninstitute.org/rodel in South Carolina, empowering the state and its leaders to realize their full potential. Founded in This program, introduced in 2005, seeks to 2003 by Institute trustee Hayne Hipp, it is a part- strengthen US democracy by bringing together nership of Mr. Hipp, the Institute, and Wofford the nation’s most promising young elected politi- College, where it is based. cal leaders, both Democrats and Republicans, to explore Western democratic values and the responsibilities of public leadership. The fel- lowships help recipients excel in public service through thoughtful and civil bipartisan dialogue.

India Leadership Initiative www.aspeninstitute.org/ili Begun in 2006 as a collaboration of the Institute, the Aspen Institute India, and the Goldman Sachs Global Markets Institute, this initiative helps leaders from across India explore values- based leadership approaches to addressing chal- lenges faced by the world’s largest democracy.

India Leadership Initiative Fellows perform Antigone.

32 33 Nigeria Leadership Initiative-Senior Fellows Program www.aspeninstitute.org/nliseniorfellows Launched in 2006 by Segun Aganga, an Africa Leadership Initiative Fellow, and Dr. Christopher Kolade, Nigeria’s then-high commissioner to the United Kingdom, this program focuses on senior leaders and Nigerians in the diaspora. Its goal is to effect positive change in the most populous country in Africa through a growing network of community-spirited, values-based leaders.

Aspen Institute-NewSchools Fellowship: Entrepreneurial Leaders for Public Education www.aspeninstitute.org/newschoolsfellows Inaugurated in 2007 in partnership with NewSchools Venture Fund through a collabora- tion of two Henry Crown Fellows, this program offers entrepreneurial leaders in US education an opportunity to broaden their perspectives, build networks of like-minded change agents, and hone their skills in values-based leadership to improve US public education. Middle East Leadership Initiative Fellows doing a trust exercise.

Catto Fellowship Program www.aspeninstitute.org/ee/catto Established in 2007 with support from Institute trustee Henry Catto and his wife, Jessica, this program seeks creative solutions to global envi- ronmental problems by gathering emerging lead- ers from business, government, and civil society to work collaboratively across public, private, and nonprofit lines. The fellowships are administered by the Institute’s Energy and Environment Program.

Middle East Leadership Initiative www.aspeninstitute.org/meli Launched in 2009 by three Henry Crown Fellows, the aim of this initiative is to identify emerging leaders and motivate them to apply their energies, skills, and resources to the important societal chal- lenges in their countries and region. The launch of the first class of Fellows was made possible with generous support from Booz & Company and Saudi Telecom Company.

Henry Crown Fellows and Africa Leadership Initiative Fellows 32 at an alumni seminar in Jordan. 33 34 35 The Walter Paepcke Memorial Building Society of Fellows Extraordinary Ideas, Extraordinary Access www.aspeninstitute.org/sof

Joining the Society of Fellows is a chance to become one of the engaged supporters of the Institute. Fellows, who sustain the mission of the Institute year after year, understand the need for values-based leadership in today’s complicated world. Because of its policy work, global leadership network, public programs, and seminars, the Institute has access to some of the world’s most inspired and provocative thinkers, writers, artists, business people, teachers, and leaders. Members of the Society of Fellows share in this access, hearing from, talking to, and debating with top minds while expanding their own. The Institute offers six Society of Fellows donor levels, each of which includes year-round invitations to symposia, luncheons, receptions, and special events in Aspen, Colorado; Washington, DC; Wye, Maryland; and New York City. The Aspen Wye Fellows program is a donor and public outreach initiative on the Institute’s Wye River campus in Maryland. Fellows are Chesapeake Bay-area residents who support and share the Institute’s interest in global, open-minded dialogue. The program includes discus- sions, receptions, book signings, and other special events featuring prominent leaders and policy experts

Recent Society of Fellows Symposia: Middle East policy expert Martin Indyk leads a discussion Medical Ethics: The Roots of the Health Care Debate at a Fellow’s home in Aspen. Cuba After Castro: Who Will Lead? Memory Matters: The Power of Film Rethinking US Policy towards Russia Russian Romanticism Energy: Green and Affordable? Literature, Culture, and Democracy

Author Christopher Buckley, New York Times Columnist David Brooks, and Institute CEO Walter Isaacson at a Society of Fellows event in Washington.

34 35 2009 – 2010 SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR WORK

The Institute marks its 60th anniversary with a cel- Commission on No Child Left Behind holds a series of ebration of the event that led to its founding, the 1949 national public hearings on issues such as low-perform- Goethe Bicentennial Festival in Aspen, Colorado. ing schools, improving accountability and standards, and strengthening teacher and principal effectiveness. Fifth annual Aspen Ideas Festival convenes 175 lead- ers from the arts, science, culture, religion, philosophy, In partnership with Intel Corporation, PBS News- economics, and politics to speak with 2,000 attendees Hour, and Democracy: A Journal of Ideas, the Insti- about ideas that work. tute convenes the Innovation Economy Conference in Washington, DC, to discuss what US government, Inspired by the annual Aspen Ideas Festival, the Insti- businesses, academic institutions, nongovernmental tute and The Atlantic magazine host the Washington organizations, and private citizens can do to renew in- Ideas Forum on “The First Draft of History,” engaging novation in the 21st century. journalists and newsmakers in a two-day discussion of public policy issues. Business and Society Program establishes First Mover Fellowships to serve as an innovation lab for strategies US State Department announces Partners for a New that will create profitable business growth and contrib- Beginning, a new collaboration with the Institute’s ute to a sustainable society. Middle East Programs to engage US industry in out- reach to Muslim communities around the world. Council of Women World Leaders convenes US and international organizations to discuss global women’s US-Lebanon Dialogue Program is launched in partner- health concerns and the policy implications of a World ship with the Lebanon Renaissance Foundation. Health Organization report on women’s health chal- lenges and holds public panel discussion of 2009 Global Gender Gap Report. Aspen Writers Foundation, in collaboration with the Global Nomads Group and Students Rebuild, links high school students in Port-au-Prince and New Orleans Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs is in a school- and community-building cross-cultural launched to increase investment in small and growing exchange through storytelling, creative writing, and the businesses in the developing world. visual arts. Justice and Society Program marks its 30th anniversary Corporation for Public Broadcasting announces fund- with a program featuring Harvard Professor Michael ing of seven regional journalism centers across the Sandel on issues of justice, law, moral reasoning, and United States to strengthen the information health contemporary debates. of America’s communities, an idea proposed at the Institute Roundtable on Public Service Media, a series Annual Aspen Environment Forum in partnership with of conferences convened by the Communications and National Geographic focuses on “Bridges to Sustain- Society Program. ability” and the tensions between human needs and finite resources. White paper released on “Health Stewardship: The Re- sponsible Path to a Healthier Nation,” based on biparti- Homeland Security Program holds first annual forum san principles developed by the Aspen Health Steward- on key homeland security and counterterrorism issues ship Project. for leading thinkers from government, industry, aca- demia, and the media.

36 Paepcke’s New Look

When Walter Paepcke first arrived in Aspen, Colorado, in the late-1940s, he had a vision of a “place where the hu- man spirit can flourish.” He conceived of the entire enter- prise as a work of art. And so, after his death in 1960, his friends and family came together to erect a special build- ing in his honor. They called upon Herbert Bayer and Fritz Benedict, the Bauhaus designers who created the original Aspen Meadows campus for Walter Paepcke, to take on the project. “It is fitting that the city’s most important and most useful new building be named for, and dedicated to, Walter P. Paepcke, the man who had the vision and the energy to create modern Aspen,” wrote The Aspen Times of the building’s dedication in 1963. Since then, the Walter Paepcke Memorial Building has provided offices to the Institute staff and featured a library of seminal texts and an auditorium that has been graced by statesmen, CEOs, Supreme Court justices, technology pioneers, scientists, scholars, Nobel laureates, artists, and musicians.

Yet, after nearly five decades as the setting for inspired dialogue, the building was in need of some refurbish- ment—both to preserve the spirit of the original Bayer design and to modernize the building with the most up- to-date technologies. To meet these sometimes contradic- tory aims, the Institute enlisted Michael Schnoering and his team at Farewell Mills Gatsch Architects of Princeton, New Jersey. “We definitely tried to preserve that spirit of Bayer and Benedict,” says Schnoering. “And we felt them looking over our shoulders—especially Bayer, who was so iconic. He was really prevalent in all of our decisions.”

Light plays a dramatic role in the new building, with wide glass entrances and an overhead skylight in the foyer. Glass doors flank the exterior aisles of the auditorium, leading to outside terraces that are equipped with 57-inch monitors so that overflow crowds can watch the action on stage while enjoying the sun. And the Ann W. Richards Stage features light wood veneers and the best theatri- cal lighting, sound system, and 3-D cinematic electron- ics available. The new and improved building will also consume 55 percent less energy than it did before with a geothermal pond, CO2 sensors, and green materials and insulation.

Walter Paepcke’s dream of a place where mind and spirit can flourish is more robust than ever in the building that carries his name.

37 A Global Presence

International Partners www.aspeninstitute.org/international The Aspen Institute has international partners in France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, and Romania. These centers represent a broad range of opinion from the corporate, academic, political, and other sectors of society. They focus on the development of leadership networks and informed dialogue about the values and principles of democracy, the rule of law, and a wide array of economic, financial, social, and political topics. The centers host seminars, workshops, conferences, and policy programs for high- level leaders and decision-makers to encourage discussion and debate on global, foreign policy, defense, and trade issues as well as current political and international affairs. Recent international events have included leadership seminars for young scientific researchers and young political leaders; conferences on the economic crisis in a globalized world, civil society in Iran, and elections in Lebanon; a discussion of US democracy promotion in the Middle East; roundtables on fighting poverty in India and reforming Italy’s public administration; seminars on the classics for Japa- nese high school students; and symposia on leadership, philanthropy, and human rights advocacy.

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38 39 Locations

The Aspen Institute is headquartered in Washington, DC, where a variety of policy program events and meetings, roundtable lunches, and book talks are held. The Institute also carries out much of its work on its two campuses in Colorado and Maryland, where natural beauty and quiet surroundings encourage thoughtful reflection and refresh the mind, body, and spirit. Both campuses are also favorite retreats for corporate and organizational meetings. www.aspeninstitute.org

The Aspen Meadows campus, nestled in the quiet West End of the Rocky Mountain town of Aspen, was created by Bauhaus designer Herbert Bayer. Its 40 acres, bordered by mountain streams and fields of wildflowers, are just minutes away from the center of Aspen. www.aspenmeadows.dolce.com

The Aspen Wye River campus is located near Queenstown, on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. Its three distinct conference centers are set on 1,100 acres on the banks of the Wye River. www.aspeninstitute.org/wyeriver

Contact Us

Washington, DC (Headquarters) Colorado Maryland The Aspen Institute The Aspen Institute The Aspen Institute One Dupont Circle NW 1000 North Third Street 2010 Carmichael Road Suite 700 Aspen, CO 81611 P.O. Box 222 Washington, DC 20036-1133 970.925.7010 Queenstown, MD 21658 202.736.5800 970.925.4188 (fax) 410.827.7400 202.467.0790 (fax) 410.827.9295 (fax)

38 39 Aspen Institute Executive Officers

Walter Isaacson Dolores Gorgone Peter Reiling President and Chief Financial Officer Executive Vice President, Chief Executive Officer Finance and Human Resources Leadership and Seminar Programs [email protected] Vice President Executive Director, [email protected] Henry Crown Fellowship Program Elliot Gerson [email protected] Executive Vice President, Amy Margerum Policy and Public Programs, Executive Vice President, Susan Sherwin International Partnerships Operations Executive Vice President, [email protected] Corporate Secretary Development [email protected] [email protected]

Key Leadership

Kitty Boone Dana Gioia Eric Motley Director, Public Programs Director, Harman-Eisner Program Managing Director, Vice President in the Arts Henry Crown Fellowship Program [email protected] [email protected] Vice President [email protected] Todd Breyfogle Abigail Golden-Vazquez Director, Seminars Deputy Director, Leadership Initiatives Trent Nichols [email protected] Vice President Director, [email protected] Information Technology Services Cindy Buniski [email protected] Vice President, Administration; Melissa Ingber Executive Director, Aspen Wye Campus Director, Socrates Society Tarek Rizk [email protected] [email protected] Director, Interactive Services [email protected] Dick Clark Shelley Taggart Kee Director, Congressional Program Director, Human Resources James Spiegelman Vice President [email protected] Director, [email protected] Communications and Public Affairs Kristen B. Loden Vice President Peggy Clark Vice President, Development [email protected] Executive Director, Global Health and [email protected] Development Jane Wales Vice President, Policy Programs Cristal Logan Executive Director, Program on [email protected] Director, Roaring Fork Valley Philanthropy and Social Innovation Community Outreach Vice President Lisa Consiglio [email protected] [email protected] Executive Director, Aspen Writers’ Foundation Jamie Miller Steven Wickes [email protected] Director, Public Programs Associate Director, Society of Fellows Editor-in-Chief, The Aspen Idea [email protected] Mickey Edwards Vice President Executive Director, Aspen Institute- [email protected] Rodel Fellowships in Public Leadership Vice President [email protected]

40 41 Policy Program Directory

Advocacy Planning and Council of Women World Leaders Market Building Initiative Evaluation Program Laura Liswood, Secretary-General Ashraf Ghani, Co-Director David Devlin-Foltz, Director [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Clare Lockhart, Co-Director Economic Opportunities Program [email protected] Agent Orange Advocacy and Kirsten Moy, Director Exchange Program [email protected] Middle East Programs David Devlin-Foltz, Maureen Conway, Deputy Director Toni Verstandig, Executive Director Senior Program Manager [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Michael Bergman, Director James Hoppes, Program Manager Education and Society Program Middle East Programs [email protected] Ross Wiener, Executive Director [email protected] [email protected] Ana Navarro Ovitt, Deputy Director Aspen Network of Development Nancy Pelz-Paget, Director UAE and Lebanon programs Entrepreneurs [email protected] [email protected] Randall Kempner, Director [email protected] Energy and Environment Program Program on Philanthropy & David Monsma, Executive Director Social Innovation Aspen Strategy Group [email protected] Jane Wales, Executive Director Nicholas Burns, Director [email protected] [email protected] Global Health and Development Cinthia Schuman, Deputy Director Jonathon Price, Associate Director Peggy Clark, Executive Director [email protected] [email protected] Vice President, Policy Programs [email protected] Program on the World Economy Business and Society Program Joan Lovett, Director Judy Samuelson, Executive Director Harman-Eisner Program in the Arts [email protected] [email protected] Dana Gioia, Director Nancy McGaw, Deputy Director [email protected] Realizing Rights [email protected] Mary Robinson, Executive Director Health, Biomedical Science, and Peggy Clark, Managing Director Commission on No Child Left Behind Society Initiative [email protected] Gary Huggins, Director Michelle McMurry, Director [email protected] [email protected] Roundtable on Community Change Anne C. Kubisch, Director Communications and Society Program Homeland Security Program [email protected] Charles Firestone, Executive Director Clark Ervin, Director [email protected] [email protected]

Community Strategies Group Initiative on Financial Security Janet Topolsky, Director Lisa Mensah, Director [email protected] [email protected] John Molinaro, Co-Director [email protected] Justice and Society Program Meryl Chertoff, Director Congressional Program [email protected] Dick Clark, Director Alice H. Henkin, Program Director [email protected] [email protected]

40 41 2009 Annual Report

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION December 31, 2009 (With Comparative Totals for 2008)

Assets 2009 2008

Cash and Cash Equivalents $4,935,128 $3,640,015 Investments 71,194,645 64,759,659 Investments Held for Deferred Compensation 1,215,093 784,955 Accounts Receivable, Net 1,288,256 1,297,673 Grants and Contributions Receivable, Net 31,878,470 30,800,114 Prepaid Expenses 510,267 1,122,260 Inventory 96,834 170,981 Property & Equipment, Net 55,087,651 50,959,311 Securtiy Deposits 145,182 170,523

TOTAL ASSETS $166,351,526 $153,705,491

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 4,456,276 3,347,194 Grants Payable 3,358,209 4,958,036 Customer Deposits 2,660,443 2,903,944 Capital Lease Obligations 347,225 399,880 Deferred Compensation 1,215,093 784,955

Total liabilities 12,037,246 12,394,009

Net Assets: Unrestricted Undesignated - 1,698,244 Board Designated 72,607,975 61,187,105

Temporarily restricted 57,987,354 55,555,466 Permanently restricted 23,718,951 22,870,667

Total net assets 154,314,280 141,311,482 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 166,351,526 153,705,491

42 43 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Year Ended December 31, 2009 (With Comparative Totals for 2008) - 2009 - Temporarily Permanently Total Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total 2008

Operating Revenue and Support: Project Grants $ - $25,304,532 $ - $25,304,532 $27,551,563 Contributions 6,938,848 15,643,146 848,296 23,430,290 19,940,512 Investment Income (loss) appropriated for Operations 1,795,864 1,087,177 (12) 2,883,029 2,200,023 Conference and Facility Fees 9,362,511 - - 9,362,511 12,013,282 Contract Revenue 5,256,199 - - 5,256,199 4,535,231 Seminar Fees 5,081,068 - - 5,081,068 5,687,710 Rental Income 156,756 - - 156,756 150,006 Other 461,415 - - 461,415 459,479 Net Assets Released from Restrictions: Satisfaction of Time Restrictions 12,880,671 (12,880,671) - - - Satisfaction of Program Restrictions 29,594,327 (29,594,327) - - -

Total Operating Revenue and Support 71,527,659 (440,143) 848,284 71,935,800 72,537,806

Expenses: Program Services: Policy Programs 27,013,630 - - 27,013,630 24,972,628 Campus Activities 14,052,695 - - 14,052,695 14,576,000 Public Programs 4,298,724 - - 4,298,724 4,479,688 Global Leadership Network 3,369,567 - - 3,369,567 3,313,187 Seminars 1,660,766 - - 1,660,766 1,639,290 Other Restricted Programs 1,006,949 - - 1,006,949 1.519,694

Total Program Services 51,402,331 - - 51,402,331 50,500,487

Supporting Services General and Administrative 12,146,333 - - 12,146,333 11,760,180 Fundraising and Development 1,863,409 - - 1,863,409 1,942,616

Total Supporting Services 14,009,742 - - 14,009,742 13,702,796

Total Expenses 65,412,073 - - 65,412,073 64,203,283

Change in Net Assets from Operations 6,115,586 (440,143) 848,284 6,523,727 8,334,523

Non-Operating Revenue Investment Income (loss) in Excess of earnings Appropriated for Operations 3,607,040 2,872,031 - 6,479,071 (12,356,662) Change in Net Assests 9,722,626 2,431,888 848,284 13,002,798 (4,022,139)

Net Assets, Beginning of Year 62,885,349 55,555,466 22,870,667 141,311,482 145,333,621

Net Assets, End of Year $72,607,975 $57,987,354 $23,718,951 $154,314,280 $141,311,482

42 43 The Aspen Institute Board of Trustees As of April 2010

Robert K. Steel, Chairman of the Board Henry E. Catto, Vice Chairman Walter Isaacson, President and CEO

Madeleine K. Albright Andrea Cunningham David Gergen Chairman Chief Executive Officer Professor of Public Service The Albright Stonebridge Group; CXO Communication Harvard Kennedy School; Former US Secretary of State Senior Political Analyst John Doerr CNN Paul F. Anderson Partner Senior Advisor Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Alma L. Gildenhorn Booz & Co. Trustee Sylvia A. Earle University of Maryland Mercedes Bass Chairman Sid R. Bass, Inc. Deep Ocean Exploration & Research Gerald Greenwald Managing Partner Berl Bernhard Michael D. Eisner Greenbriar Equity Group Partner President DLA Piper US LLP; Tornante Company LLC; Patrick W. Gross Chairman Emeritus Former Chairman and CEO Chairman Aspen Institute The Walt Disney Company The Lovell Group

Richard S. Braddock L. Brooks Entwistle Arjun Gupta Chairman and CEO Managing Director and CEO Founder and Managing Partner Fresh Direct Goldman Sachs India TeleSoft Partners

Beth A. Brooke Leonhard Fischer Sidney Harman Global Vice Chair of Public Policy Chairman Founder/Chairman Emeritus Ernst & Young LLP Aspen Institute Germany Harman International Industries, Inc.

Melva Bucksbaum Alan Fletcher Hayne Hipp Martin Bucksbaum Family Foundation President and CEO Private Investor Aspen Music Festival and School William D. Budinger Gerald D. Hosier Founder, Former Chairman & CEO Henrietta Holsman Fore Principal Rodel, Inc. Principal Law Offices of Gerald D. Hosier, Ltd. Holsman International Stephen L. Carter Ann Frasher Hudson Professor of Law Ann B. Friedman Partner Yale University Law School Educator Javelina Partners

Henry E. Catto Stephen Friedman Robert J. Hurst Vice Chairman Chairman Managing Director The Aspen Institute; Stone Point Capital Crestview Advisors, LLC Former Ambassador to Great Britain; Chairman Emeritus Henry Louis Gates Jr. Walter Isaacson Atlantic Council of the United States W.E.B. Du Bois Professor of Humanities President and CEO Harvard University The Aspen Institute James S. Crown President Mircea Geoana Jean-Pierre Jouyet Henry Crown and Company President Chairman Aspen Institute Romania Institut Aspen France

44 45 Yotaro Kobayashi Clare Muñana Condoleezza Rice Administration Office for Directors President Stephenson Senior Fellow on Public Policy and Officers Ancora Associates, Inc. Hoover Institution; Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. Former US Secretary of State Jerry Murdock David H. Koch Managing Director and Co-Founder Isaac O. Shongwe Executive Vice President Insight Venture Partners Chairman Chemical Technology Letsema Consulting Company; Koch Industries, Inc. Marc B. Nathanson Chief Executive Officer Chairman DNA Supply Chain of South Africa Ann Korologos Mapleton Investments Chairman Emeritus Anna Deavere Smith Aspen Institute William A. Nitze Institute on the Arts and Civic Dialogue Chairman New York University Timothy K. Krauskopf Oceana Energy Company Principal Michelle Smith Round Lake Designs, LLC Her Majesty Queen Noor Director Humanitarian Activist; Robert H. Smith Family Foundation Leonard A. Lauder UN Expert Advisor Chairman of the Board of Directors Robert K. Steel The Estée Lauder Companies Inc.; Jacqueline Novogratz Chairman Chairman Emeritus Founder / CEO The Aspen Institute Aspen Institute, Inc. Acumen Fund Gautam Thapar Frederic V. Malek Olara A. Otunnu Chairman, Aspen Institute India; Chairman President Chairman and CEO, Avantha Group Thayer Capital Partners LBL Foundation for Children Shashi Tharoor (leave of absence) James M. Manyika Elaine Pagels Congressman, Lok Sabha Partner Professor of Religion Indian Parliament McKinsey & Company Princeton University Giulio Tremonti William E. Mayer Charles Powell Chairman Partner Member of the House of Lords Aspen Institute Italia Park Avenue Equity Partners; Chairman Emeritus Michael K. Powell Roderick K. von Lipsey Aspen Institute, Inc. Chairman Managing Director The MK Powell Group UBS Financial Services, Inc. Bonnie Palmer McCloskey President Margot L. Pritzker Vin Weber Cornerstone Holdings, LLC Chairperson Managing Partner Zohar Education Project Incorporative Clark & Weinstock David McCormick Member, Management Committee Peter A. Reiling Alice Young Bridgewater Associates Executive Vice President Chair, Asia Pacific Practice Leadership and Seminar Programs Kaye Scholer LLP Anne Welsh McNulty The Aspen Institute Managing Partner JBK Partners Lynda Resnick Co-Owner and Vice Chairman Karlheinz Muhr Roll International Corporation Chairman and CEO Cenario Capital Management

44 45 The Aspen Institute Lifetime Trustees

James C. Calaway, Chairman

Prince Bandar bin Sultan Richard N. Gardner John J. Phelan Jr. Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia Senior Counsel Retired Chairman and CEO, NYSE; Morgan, Lewis LLP; Chairman Emeritus Keith Berwick Professor of Law and International The Aspen Institute Keith Berwick Chair Organization, Columbia University The Aspen Institute Thomas R. Pickering Jacqueline Grapin Vice Chairman John Brademas President Hills & Company President Emeritus The European Institute New York University Warren B. Rudman Irvine O. Hockaday Jr. Partner James C. Calaway Retired President and CEO Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton Chairman Hallmark Cards, Inc. and Garrison Lifetime Trustees Nina Rodale Houghton Jay Sandrich William T. Coleman Jr. Former Chairman Television Director O’Melveny & Myers Wye Institute Lloyd G. Schermer Lester Crown Jérôme Huret Retired Chairman and CEO Chairman Aspen Institute France Lee Enterprises, Inc. Henry Crown and Company; Vice Chairman Emeritus William N. Joy Carlo Scognamiglio The Aspen Institute Partner Honorary Chairman Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Aspen Institute Italia F. Peter Cundill Founder Henry A. Kissinger Albert H. Small Cundill Investments Research Ltd. Kissinger Associates, Inc. President Southern Engineering Corp. Tarun Das Robert H. Malott Chief Mentor Retired Chairman and CEO Andrew L. Stern Confederation of Indian Industry FMC Corporation President Emeritus Service Employees International Union William L. Davis Olivier Mellerio WLD Davis Holdings, LLC General Partner, Interfinexa Phillips Talbot President Emeritus Alfred Dietsch Eleanor Merrill The Asia Society Chairman Publisher Emeritus Best Year Yet LLC Washingtonian Magazine Paul A. Volcker Federal Reserve System (retired) William H. Donaldson Elinor Bunin Munroe Chairman President Leslie H. Wexner Donaldson Enterprises Elinor Bunin Productions, Inc. President and Chairman of the Board The Limited, Inc. James L. Ferguson Sandra Day O’Connor Retired Chairman Chancellor Frederick B. Whittemore General Foods Corp. The College of William & Mary; Advisory Director Former US Supreme Court Justice Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc. Merrill Ford Director Emeritus Hisashi Owada International Design Conference International Court of Justice Aspen

46 47 Society of Fellows as of December 31, 2009

Gold Leaf Society Elissa and Gary Davis Carl and Peggy Sewell ($50,000 and above) John Debs Jacquelin Sewell and Carl Sewell III Ayla Dickey Neal and Jacqueline Shear Greg Amadon Gloria Story Dittus Muriel Siebert Stefan Edlis and Gael Neeson Martin and Julie Doerschlag Victoria and Ronald Simms – A. Huda and Samia Farouki Nancy and David Donovan The Simms/Mann Family Foundation Karen Heim Thelma Duggin Melvin* and Bren Simon E. Llwyd and Diana Ecclestone Michelle Smith Chairman’s Society Gail and Alfred Engelberg Laurie M. Tisch ($25,000) Ted and Bess Enloe Linda Wachner Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard R. Andlinger Judy Estrin Charles and Nancy Wall Anonymous Shannon and Richard Fairbanks Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Wight, Jr. Matthew and Kay Bucksbaum Alan and Dafna Fleischmann Judy and Fred Wilpon David and Sheila Fuente Katie Ford William and Heather Wrigley Barbara Goldsmith Rosemarie Forsythe Cheryl and Sam Wyly Mary Graham Jim and Karen Frank Dee and Charles Wyly Diane and Bruce Halle – Jessica and John Fullerton Barbara and David Zalaznick The Bruce T. Halle Family Foundation Marilyn and Michael Glosserman Mortimer B. Zuckerman Walter and Cathy Isaacson Mandy Gray and Randy Work Michael Klein and Joan Fabry Barbara and Gerald D. Hines Aspen Leaf Society Toby Devan Lewis Woody and Gayle Hunt ($5,000) Dr. and Mrs. Vijay Mallya Alireza Ittihadieh The Acorn Foundation Scott D. Miller Irwin and Joan Jacobs John and Lizbeth Adams Robert Pew Robert and Marjie Kargman Anonymous Segal Family Foundation II Dr. and Mrs. Joel J. Kassimir Dawn Arnall Rob and Melani Walton Suzie Katz (Suzie Katz Snyder) Zoё Baird Beatrice and Anthony Welters Lawrence and Anneliese Ladin Thomas and Molly Bedell Laura and Gary Lauder Grace Bender President’s Society Jim and Jean Lowrey Mike and Jackie Bezos ($10,000) Marianne and Sheldon Lubar Rita and Irwin Blitt John and Holly Madigan David Bohnett Nancy Albertini Amb. Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Susan Hedrick Brady Anonymous (3) James R. McManus Gabriel and Deborah Brener Adrienne Arsht Lisa and Willem Mesdag Gigi Brisson-Autry and Lonnie Autry, Jr. James and Donna Barksdale Michele and David Mittelman Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation Ambassador and Mrs. Stuart Bernstein Mary Mochary Martin and Aviva Budd Luciano and Giancarla Berti Diane Morris Jim Carreker and Robin Francis David Bonderman and Laurie Michaels Jim Pallotta CASERVE Foundation Dr. John S. Brown and Dr. Susan Haviland Doren and Sheldon Pinnell Claudia and Bill Coleman C. E. and S. Foundation Lyn and George Ross Richard and Cornelia Corbett Gustavo Cisneros and Nancy and Miles Rubin Patricia Cox Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Vicki and Roger Sant Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Crain Sylvie and Gary Crum Mary and Patrick Scanlan Susan Crown and William Kunkler

46 47 Alexander and Lorraine Dell Jeannette Ogilvy Judi and Alan Altman Jan and Neal Dempsey Mike and Chris Pack Karen and Harry Andrews David and Holly Dreman Patricia M. Papper Anonymous (3) Margaret and Jerrold Eberhardt Margaret and Andy Paul Randall and Ronnie Antik Richard Edwards Pauline B. Pitt Shari Applebaum Richard and Gail Elden James and Donna Pohlad Jim Aresty Sheldon and Clayton Erikson Robert and Lexie Potamkin Wendy Aresty The Honorable and Dennis Ratner Alan and Mary Atterbury Mrs. Melvyn J. Estrin J.R. Reagan Robert and Carol Auld Joseph and Sherry Felson Marcia and Phil Rothblum Becky Ayres Marilyn and Larry Fields Michael and Cari Sacks Jane Baird Jerry and Nanette Finger Arthur and Pamela Sanders George and Lisa Baker Linda and Gregory Fischbach Lewis and Ali Sanders Marilyn and George L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Gerschel Mara and Ricky Sandler Mel and Hope Barkan Gary and Virginia Gerst Sara Lee and Axel Schupf Judith Barnard and Michael Fain Richard and Harriett Gold Dr. and Mrs. H. Del Schutte, Jr. Nathaniel and Cornelia Bates Jeannette and Jerry Goldstone Aziz and Sue Syriani Allison and John Beadles Andrea and Jim Gordon Joel and Shelley Tauber Ted Bell and Page Lee Hufty Bell Scott Gordon Phyllis M. Taylor Jim Bellinson George and Margot Greig Dr. and Mrs. Teviah Turkat Chuck Bellock Anthony and Joanne Guerrerio Samuel Turner Norman Belmonte Gordon and Llura Gund Tina A. Walls Charles and Karyn Bendit William and Candace Hamm Adam Weissman Sigrid and Paul Benton-Aufterbeck James and Mary Ann Harris Corinne and Paul Wood Gilchrist B. Berg Irving Harris Foundation – Andrew Wyly Barbara and Bruce Berger Joan W. Harris Christiana Wyly Louis Berger and Janis Hearrell Kelly Wyly Robin Loewenberg Berger Bruce and Vicki Heyman Kim and Evan Wyly Jack and Christine Bergstrom Roderick and Carla Hills Lisa Wyly and John Graham Adam and Tracy Bernstein Diane Goldberg Hunckler and Selim K. Zilkha and Mary Hayley Jill and Jay Bernstein William Hunckler Harriet and Jerome Zimmerman Archer and Sandie Bishop C.A. and Diana Kalman Rhonda Lynch Black Alex Kaufman Robert Blattberg and Rebecca Donelson Bicky and George Kellner Fellows Michele Bodner and Howard Bass* Jeffrey L. Kenner ($2,500 - $3,500) Andrea Booher Sidney and Dorothy Kohl Roger and Ginny Aaron Garrett and Diana Bouton Morris J. Kramer Fred and Penny Abrams Bob and Renee Bowden Dorothy Largay and Wayne Rosing John K. Adams Susan Bowey Karin Luter Rita and Jeffrey Adler Mark A. Bradley Paul and Laurie MacCaskill Tracy and Dennis Albers Stuart and Lotta Brafman Nicola and Jeffrey Marcus Nina and Billy Albert Frank and Eileen Bresnan Carol S. Marks Pamela C. Alexander Charles and Ginny Brewer Laurie and David Matthews Kay Allaire Jeffrey Brewer Susan Miller Mrs. Judy Ley Allen John Breyo Sara and Bill Morgan Carolyn Alper Steven and Cynthia Brill David Newberger Patricia Alper-Cohn Peter and Lael Brodsky Sue and Jim Oates Paul and Tanya Alston Carolyn Brody

48 49 Keith and Arlene Bronstein Liza and Scott DeGraff Golda and Sheldon Friedstein Dr. Steven Brourman Michael and Dudley Del Balso Katy and Adam Frisch Albert “Buzz” Brown T.J. and Dawn Demas Nancy S. Furlotti Susan and Robert Brown Jason Denby Shelby and Frederick Gans Glenn and April Bucksbaum Thomas and Leslie Derosa Matias Garfunkel David Budler William and Katherine Devers Gideon and Sarah Gartner Bob and Linda Buford Maggie DeWolf Richard Garvin Jacques R. Bughin Muffy and Andy Di Sabatino Larry and Kristen Gellman Charles and Bunny Burson Sidney and Barbara Dickstein Bruce and Lori Gendelman Ambassador and Mrs. William Cabaniss Michael Dillard David and Louise Gitlitz Andrew Cader Frances R. Dittmer Michael A. Goldberg Tony and Terri Caine John and Sara Dobbs Lynda Goldstein John and Mae Calamos Andy Dolce Mary Forte Goodman David L. Caplan and Karen E. Wagner Marcia and John Donnell Richard C. Goodwin Robert Caplan and Carol Randolph Buzz and Carol Dopkin Nelson Gordman Nancy and Clint Carlson Monica Dorhoi Gretchen M. Gorog Peter Carman Mary Douglas Drysdale Sandy Gottesman William Carrico and Heather and Todd duBoef Thomas and Carol Gottlieb Suzan Woods Carrico Antonia Paepcke DuBrul Mark Gould Don and Nancy Carter Andrew Dunigan Audrey* and Arthur Greenberg Martin and Ruth Carver Nancy S. Dunlap Dean L. Greenberg Coley Cassidy Edward W. Easton Lenore and Bernard Greenberg Merle C. Chambers Marcy and Leo Edelstein Ronnie Greenberg David and Katherin Chase Linda and Alan Englander David and Joann Grimes Debbie and David Chazen Marja Engler Richard L. Grubman Tony and Deb Clancy Ruthe and Heinz Eppler Celeste Grynberg J. Thomas and Linda Clark Debbie and Jerry Epstein Elizabeth Guenzel Jim and Vicki Click Brad and Ginny Epsten Stephen Gunther Suzanne and Bob Cochran Beverly and Tony Erby Ann and Frederick Haack Jeffrey Cohen Bruce Etkin Stoyan Hadjivaltchev Larry Cohen Bruce Ezell Libby Cater Halaby Nancy W. Collins Jeanne and Sanford Fagadau Jan Hamilton Tom and Noel Congdon Thomas H. Fagadau Richard Hamilton Phyllis and David Cook Vivian Farah Carolyn and Ken Hamlet Christian Cooper Suzanne Farver and Clint Van Zee Carol Hansell Bunni and Paul Copaken Eric C. Fast Julia Hansen Dale Coudert Anne and Alan Feld Steve and Sally Hansen Joy Covey Nora Feller Gordon A. Hardy Howard Cox David Fenton Anne Hatfield and Howard Weir Carol Craig David and Jaimie Field Mary Eshbaugh Hayes Chrissy Crawford Richard and Susan Finkelstein Nikos and Alison Hecht Charles Cunniffe Leo and Carol H. Fishman Lita W. Heller Roy E. Davidson Brian and Helen Fitzgerald Susan Helm Mark and Yoly Davis J. Lou Fouts Barnett C. Helzberg, Jr. Martin Davis Sam and Marilyn Fox Bush Helzberg Francois and Susan de Saint Phalle Barry S. Friedberg and Charlotte Moss Casady M. Henry Nancy Dedman Karl and Barbara Friedman Juliane Heyman

48 49 Richard Hillman Donald G. Kempf, Jr. and Nancy Kempf Ann S. Lux Paul J. Hoenmans and Robert D. Kennedy Lee and Joanne Lyon Judith Zee Steinberg Jeffrey and Erica Keswin William F. and Amalia P. Mahoney Stanley A. Hoffberger Helen Kalin Klanderud Mrs. Wendy Makins Larry and Deborah Hoffman Melvyn N. Klein Nancy R. Manderson and Robert B. and Janet A. Hoffman Robert D. Klineman* William M. Coats Sharon Hoffman William H. Kling Betsy and Peter Mangone Alberta D. Hogg Ellen Klutznick Steve Marcus Phyllis S. Hojel Nancy Walker Koppelman and Dr. and Mrs. Michael Marek David Hollander and Maya Ajmera Lawrence Koppelman Don and Barbara Margerum Carol Hood Mark Kress Anne and Austin Marquis Susan H. Horsey* Ms. Ishik A. Kubali-Camoglu Susan Marx John Horton Fred Kucker Joanne Matthews Richard and Erica Horvitz David Kunin and Gabrielle Greeves Katherine D. Mayer William and Hazel Hough John and Constance Kurowski Andrew and Laura McCullough Sam and Lisa Houston Bill and Sheila Lambert Oliver G. McGee III Kenneth Hubbard and Tori Dauphinot Marcella Larsen Ricki and John McHugh Devin Hughes Madeleine and Karl Larson Sally and Bruce McMillen Mike and Carol Hundert Garland and Mollie Lasater Richard and Carolyn McRae Priscilla S. Hunt Nathan Laurell and Kris McCoy Emily Gold Mears Fern K. Hurst Rosemarie R. Lavender Krishen Mehta Carolyne Hyde Joany Lebach Peter and Nancy Meinig Mary Ann Hyde Virginia Lebermann and Gail and Alec Merriam Liba Icahn John Wotowicz Robert E. Meyerhoff and Rheda Becker Irwin and Julanne Isaacson Robert and Elaine LeBuhn Ellie and Robert Meyers Dorothy and Marvin Jacobs Jonathan and Barbara Lee Mr. and Mrs. George P. Mitchell Bob Jacobson Edward Lenkin J. Todd and Wendy Mitchell Dr. Norman S. Jaffe Ronald and Felicia Levin Andy Modell and Rebecca Doane Joseph P. Jangro Ted Levine and Lucia Swanson Marc and Shelah Moller John and Karen Jassy Rochelle and Max Levit Diane Moore Richard and Debbie Jelinek Elliot and Deborah Levy Alexandra Morehouse Jim and Jane Jenkins Walter Levy Michael and Chrissi Morgan Sis and Hasty Johnson Adam and Melony Lewis Louise Morris* Shana and Clint Johnstone Steven H. Lewis Darrell and Virginia Morrow Warren and Kathleen Jones Suzanne Leydecker Helen and Richard Morton Mark and Tory Joseph Dave and Alicia Leyrer Robert A. Mosbacher, Sr.* Maha Kaddoura Bert A. Lies, Jr. M.D. Carlos Musso George and Sandy Kahle John S. Lillard Stephanie and Michael Naidoff Alayne and John B. Kane John N. Lilly Adib M. Nasle Rita Karmiol Sam and Judy Linhart James and Ilene Nathan Karen Karp David and Barbara Lipman Thomas H. Neel Marjorie C. Kastman James and Nancy Loewenberg Judith Neisser Jane and Gerald Katcher Bob Long and Wendy Larsen Hermine Nessen Bruce Katz – Katz Family Foundation Mona Look-Mazza Werner and Judith Neuman Ann and Stephen Kaufman Tom and Judy Love Stuart H. Newberger Sylvia and Dick Kaufman Mary Ralph Lowe and Charlie Flanders Dianne and Herb Newman Dena Kaye and Richard Fallin Shafie Lubin Craig Newmark

50 51 Jeannette T. Nichols Lee Rone Melvin and Rita Spira Tricia Nichols Debbi Fields Rose and Michael Rose Steven and Alexis Spiritas Peter Nicklin and Linda McCausland Pamela Jo Rosenau Earl W. Stafford Dennis E. Nixon Elaine and Marvin Rosenberg Silbi Stainton Wally Obermeyer Nina Rosenwald Ron and Phyllis Steinhart Peggy and Marne Obernauer Jeff and Mary Ross Lili Stiefel Thomas and Janet O’Connor Edwin M. Roth Paul Stoffel Janet C. O’Grady JoAnne and Richard Rubinoff Alan and Joanie Stone Cavanaugh and Blanca O’Leary Amy Salzhauer Carole Stone and Arthur Susman Susan Christine O’Neal Elaine Sandler Helen E. Stone Mark and Nedra Oren Thomas C. and Lois L. Sando Linda Stone Dr. Paul and Peggy Pace Marius and Clare Sanger Fleur and Curt Strand Arthur and Karen Pappas Dr. Susan Saxton Barry S. and Evelyn M. Strauch Allen G. and Jean Lee Parelman Mark Schapiro Tracy Straus Patricia M. Patterson Reneé Schatz Melanie L. Sturm Esther Pearlstone David and Lisa Schiff Brian and Kelly Swette Richard L. Pearlstone Barbara and Gene Schmitt Marcy Syms Susan and Paul Penn Sue and Shelly Schneider Cheryl and Peter Tague Amy M. Pennington June and Paul Schorr Ronald Temple Mary Ann and Lou Peoples Phil and Terri Schrager Shelly and Pete Thigpen Jordon and Essie Perlmutter David and Alece Schreiber Lynn Thoman Richard and Donna Perlmutter Lynn Schusterman Anne and Bill Tobey Tony and Teri Perry Robert and Louise Schwab Jim and Karen Tucker Marian and Mike Peters General Brent Scowcroft John Tyers Brooke and Diane Peterson Chris Seldin Justin Udelhofen Mrs. Dion Peterson Kelly Shaffer Tom and Mary Urban James and Hensley Peterson Dhiren and Katie Shah Jill Uris Dorothy and Aaron Podhurst Joyce Sher Daniel and Meryle Verner Bill and Pat Podlich Martin J. Sherwin Debra Viall Arnold and Diane Polinger Juliet Shield-Taylor The Kerry and Simone Vickar Marianne and Edward Pollak Phyllis and Nathan Shmalo Family Foundation Shirley and Fred Pryor Lydie Shufro Peggy and Ellis Wachs Dr. R. Gerald Pugh Ruth Lande Shuman Louise Walker-Resor Kathryn and Richard Rabinow Mort and Ellen Silver Bill Wallace Eden Rafshoon Mark and Nancy Silverman John and Carol Walter Whitney Randolph Dick Simon Jeffrey and Charlotte Wandell David Readerman and Rita Burgess Aggie Skirball Viviane Warren Nancy and George Records Susan Slater Marsha Wayne Joseph and Carol Reich Albert and Tina Small Jay and Marnie Webster Pixie and James Reiss Beth K. Smith Evelene Wechsler Robert S. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Smith Rabbi Martin and Karen Weiner Charles and Pamela Richards Beverly and John Snyder Bryan and Marjorie Weingarten Leonard and Peggy Riggs Marc and Audrey Solomon Myriam Weinstein Marta T. Riordan and James M. Boyle Ron and Lisa Speaker J. Fred Weintz, Jr. Judy and Emerson Robinson, Jr. Bill Spence and Sue Edelstein Betty Weiss Arthur and Toni Rock Diana Davis Spencer Donald and Marion Weiss Katie and Amnon Rodan Linda and Lee Spiegelman Jeffrey and Christie-Anne Weiss

50 51 Sallyann Wekstein William J. Wolfe and Carolyn Wolfe Buzz and Alison Zaino Ginny L. Williams Amy Halperin Wood Leo and Judy Zickler John R. Williams John and Lydia Woodard Harold and Mary Zlot David and Roxanne Wilson Jane Woodhouse Pamela Zuker Ambassador and Mrs. Philip D. Winn Alan and Irene Wurtzel Paula Zurcher Ruth Winter M. Richard and Judith Wyman Mary and Hugh Wise Martha Yocum *Deceased Robin S. Wittlin Russell Young Jaqueline Wogan

Aspen Wye Fellows

Patricia and Michael Batza, Jr. Nina Rodale Houghton Rebecca and Myron Richardson Carol and Oscar Carlson, Jr. Deborah Jennings Edgra and Ira Ringler Brian Corden Arlene Kaufman and Sanford Baklor Beth Schucker JoAnn and Lloyd Devigne Gingie and Frank Keefer Barbara and Michael Sheridan Jacqueline and Joseph Doddridge Tee and John Kelly Esther and Larry Stanton Lou and Carl Doll Freia and Warren Kershow Elizabeth and Alfred Taylor Sylvia Garrett Patricia and Donald Langenberg Margo and Benjamin Tilghman Katherine and Christopher Gilson Patricia and Donald Lewers Ann and Charles Webb Elizabeth and Alan Griffith Sherry and Charles Manning Irmhild and Philip Webster Madge Henning and Warren Davis Richard Marks Kathleen and Wilson Wyatt Joanna and Robert Holden Camille and Anthony Passarella Beth and Jeffrey Horstman Debbi and Keith Patten

Individual Donors

Roger and Ginny Aaron Rita and Jeffrey Adler Paul and Tanya Alston Mr. and Mrs. Peter Abbott Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Aidinoff Judi and Alan Altman Amir Abdallah Carolyn and Mark Ain Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Altman Tarek Abdel-Meguid Roland Akosah Greg Amadon Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Abdoo Tracy and Dennis Albers Joseph and Deborah Amato Sheila Abdus-Salaam Nina and Billy Albert Gregg Anderson Fred and Penny Abrams Nancy Albertini Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Anderson Odeh Aburdene Madeleine K. Albright Wendy R. Anderson BJ and Michael Adams T. Alexander Aleinikoff Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard R. Andlinger Mr. and Mrs. George B. Adams Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander Karen and Harry Andrews John and Lizbeth Adams Pamela C. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Anello John K. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander, Jr. Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Adams Mrs. Judy Ley Allen Julie Anthony Robert McC. Adams Mr. and Mrs. William D. Almy Randall and Ronnie Antik Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Adler Carolyn Alper Sharon Applebaum Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Adler Patricia Alper-Cohn Wendy Aresty

52 53 Dawn Arnall Adam and Tracy Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Brooks Adrienne Arsht Jill and Jay Bernstein Molly Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. Askin, Jr. Ambassador and Mrs. Stuart Bernstein Dr. Steven Brourman Robert and Carol Auld Luciano and Giancarla Berti Albert “Buzz” Brown A. H. Averyt Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Bezos Pauline Brown Becky Ayres Mike and Jackie Bezos Susan and Robert Brown Frederic Badey Wayne L. Bildahl* Brooks and Liz Bryant Stacy M. Bagliore Archer and Sandie Bishop Don Buchwald Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bain Kimme I. Black Catherine Buck Jane Baird Mr. and Mrs. Clarance Blackwell Susan Buckley Stephen and Susan M. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blaich Matthew and Kay Bucksbaum Zoë Baird Robert Blattberg and Rebecca Donelson Ms. Melva Bucksbaum and George and Lisa Baker Judy Bleiler Mr. Raymond J. Learsy Marilyn and George L. Baker Christine Blish Donald V. Budinger Margaret A. Bancroft Rita and Irwin Blitt Mr. William D. Budinger Rosemary Barkett Evan Bloom David Budler James and Donna Barksdale Susan and Lawrence Blount Bob and Linda Buford Judith Barnard and Michael Fain Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Blum Jacques R. Bughin Nicole Barnes Michele Bodner and Howard Bass* Mr. and Mrs. Drew Buniski Rebecca B. Barrick David Bohnett Dale Burch Mercedes T. and Sid R. Bass John Bond Renee Burchard B.J. Batchelder David Bonderman and Laurie Michaels Ms. Shelley Burke and Mr. Al Nemoff Carol Batchelder Paul D. Borman Walter E. Burlock Nathaniel and Cornelia Bates John* and Susan Boslough Laura Bushnell Patricia and Michael Batza, Jr. Roy and Merilee Bostock Michael Buysse Carol Bayley Jasmina A. Theodore Boulanger Ambassador and Mrs. William Cabaniss Allison and John Beadles Garrett and Diana Bouton Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cafritz Donald Beazley Bob and Renee Bowden Elaine Cahn Allison Beck Lily Boyd Tony and Terri Caine Thomas and Molly Bedell Daniel Brabec Jim Calaway Mr. James Beldock and Richard and Susan Braddock Eric Calderon Ms. Tatyana Daniels The Honorable and Mrs. John Brademas Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Calian Mr. Laurence D. Belfer Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bradley Joann D. Callahan Peter Belk Mark A. Bradley M. Laurie Cammisa Samuel* and Anne L. Bell Lois Smith Brady Beverly A. Campbell Jim Bellinson Susan Hedrick Brady Hugh Campbell Chuck Bellock Stuart and Lotta Brafman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Campos Norman Belmonte Titus A.M. Brenninkmeijer The Honorable and Dr. Gaston Caperton Grace Bender Frank and Eileen Bresnan David L. Caplan and Karen E. Wagner Charles and Karyn Bendit Charles and Ginny Brewer Carol and Oscar Carlson, Jr. Sigrid and Paul Benton-Aufterbeck Jeffrey Brewer Nancy and Clint Carlson Gilchrist B. Berg John Breyo Peter Carman Barbara and Bruce Berger Steven and Cynthia Brill Joyce Carp Louis Berger and Gigi Brisson-Autry and Lonnie Autry, Jr. Robin Loewenberg Berger Tenley Carp Jose Andres Botran Briz Jack and Christine Bergstrom William Carrico and Peter and Lael Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. William Berkman Suzan Woods Carrico Carolyn Brody Mr. and Mrs. Berl Bernhard Constance Carter Arlene and Keith Bronstein

52 53 Don and Nancy Carter Alice and Robert Craig Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Dietsch Mr. Michael J. Carter Carol Craig Dr. and Mrs. John Digiglia Professor and Mrs. Stephen L. Carter Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Crain Michael Dillard Martin and Ruth Carver Mr. and Mrs. James S. Crown Mr. Barry Diller and Coley Cassidy Laurie Crown and Rick Ortega Ms. Diane von Fürstenberg Edward M. Caswall Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crown Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dinerstein The Honorable Henry E. Catto Susan Crown and William Kunkler Mr. and Mrs. William K. Dirks Karen Chamberlain Sylvie and Gary Crum Frances R. Dittmer Merle C. Chambers F. Peter Cundill Gloria Story Dittus David and Katherin Chase Charles Cunniffe John and Sara Dobbs Debbie and David Chazen Ms. Andrea L. Cunningham and Anthony Dobranski Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cheffy Mr. Rand Siegfried Jacqueline and Joseph Doddridge Muzaffar Chishti Pamela Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. John L. Doerr Gustavo Cisneros and Jim Curtis Martin and Julie Doerschlag Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Lauren Dailey Andy Dolce J. Thomas and Linda Clark Mr. and Mrs. Art Daily Mr. and Mrs. Dixon R. Doll Suzanne and Bob Cochran Alex Daniels Lou and Carl Doll Ethelyn and Howard Cohen Mr. and Mrs. John W. Danner Arlen Dominek Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Cohen Don Davidson Mary Dominick Jeffrey Cohen Sara and C. R. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Josh Cohen Amy Davis Joshua Donfeld Larry Cohen Elissa and Gary Davis Marcia and John Donnell Michael M. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Evan A. Davis Monica Dorhoi Carole and Thomas Colavito Mark and Yoly Davis David Dowler Claudia and Bill Coleman Martin Davis Kimberly Dozier Shere Coleman Sally J. Davis Martha and Bill Drake Charles and Janice Collins Mr. and Mrs. Arnaud De Borchgrave Rod and Jackie Drake Michael Collins Francois and Susan de Saint Phalle David and Holly Dreman Michelle L. Collins John Debs Mary Douglas Drysdale Nancy W. Collins Thomas Decker Elizabeth and Richard Dubin Tom and Noel Congdon Deborah L DeHaas Heather and Todd duBoef Valerie M. Conn Michael and Dudley Del Balso Jan E. DuBois Lisa Consiglio Alexander and Lorraine Dell Antonia Paepcke DuBrul Phyllis and David Cook Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Della Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas DuBrul Linda Cooney Jan and Neal Dempsey Thelma Duggin Christian Cooper Jason Denby Quentin Dumortier Phyllis Coors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwin Denham, Esq. Andrew Dunigan Sandra and Rankin Cooter Annie Denver Nancy S. Dunlap Bunni and Paul Copaken Thomas and Leslie Derosa Jeff Dykstra Richard and Cornelia Corbett Dowoti Desir Sylvia A. Earle Brian Corden Anne B. Devereux Edward W. Easton Barbara Cosgriff William and Katherine Devers Margaret and Jerrold Eberhardt Judith and William Cottle JoAnn and Lloyd Devigne Ed Eberhart Dale Coudert Maggie DeWolf E. Llwyd and Diana Ecclestone Ruth B. Cowan Muffy and Andy Di Sabatino Peter B. Edelman Howard Cox Dr. and Mrs. John DiBiaggio Marcy and Leo Edelstein Jean I. Cox Ayla Dickey Stefan Edlis and Gael Neeson Patricia Cox Sidney and Barbara Dickstein Richard Edwards

54 55 Steven Edwards Leo and Carol H. Fishman Michael E. Gellert Jane and Michael Eisner Mercedes Carmela Fitchett Larry and Kristen Gellman Lenora and J.K. Elbaum Brian and Helen Fitzgerald Bruce and Lori Gendelman Richard and Gail Elden Alan and Dafna Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. David R. Gergen Elyse Elliott and Jeremy Bernstein Mr. Alan Fletcher and Mr. Ron Schiller Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Gerschel Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon H. Elsen David B. Ford Gary and Virginia Gerst Amb. and Mrs. Edward Elson Katie Ford Ann Getty Gayle Embrey Merrill Ford Neil Ghosh Thomas E. Engel Mr. Richard L. Fore and The Honorable John J. Gibbons Gail and Alfred Engelberg Henrietta Holsman Fore Bradford Gibbs Linda and Alan Englander Rosemarie Forsythe Ellen B. Gibbs Ted and Bess Enloe Kim Fortunato The Honorable and Harriett H. Ennis Colonel and Mrs. James B. Foster (Ret.) Mrs. Joseph Gildenhorn Debbie and Jerry Epstein Jeremy and Angela Foster Katherine and Christopher Gilson Sheldon and Clayton Erikson Sheila Foster Gregory Gingery Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Eskin J. Lou Fouts Martha Givens Judy Estrin Sam and Marilyn Fox Karen Glenn The Honorable and Edmund Frank and Eustacia Su Martin Glenn Mrs. Melvyn J. Estrin Jim and Karen Frank Marilyn and Michael Glosserman Bruce Etkin Mr. Stanford W. Freedman Richard and Harriett Gold Jeanette and Floyd Evans Bruce and Barbara Fretz Alex and Susan Goldberg Betram Eyakuze Barry S. Friedberg and Charlotte Moss Michael A. Goldberg Jeanne and Sanford Fagadau Mr. Jon Friedland and Mr. Neal D. Goldman and Vivian Farah Ms. Shaiza Rizavi Mrs. Katya Gorbatiouk Arash Farin Karl and Barbara Friedman Professor and Mrs. Harvey Goldschmid Anne F. Farish Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Friedman Barbara Goldsmith A. Huda and Samia Farouki Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Goldstein Barbara Farris Golda and Sheldon Friedstein Lynda Goldstein Suzanne Farver and Clint Van Zee James R. Friel, Jr. Jeannette and Jerry Goldstone Patti and Eric Fast Katy and Adam Frisch Mary Forte Goodman Anthony Fauci Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frischer Richard C. Goodwin Reed Fawell Dorothy Frommer Nelson Gordman Ira M. Feinberg David and Sheila Fuente Andrea and Jim Gordon Anne and Alan Feld Bill and Julie Fulkerson Nicole Gordon Daniel E. Feldman Jessica and John Fullerton Scott Gordon Joseph and Sherry Felson Charles R. Fullwood Gretchen M. Gorog David Fenton Nancy and Alex Furlotti Laverne Gosling Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. John D. Furst Sandy Gottesman Susan and George Fesus Ellen V. Futter Jeffrey B. Gracer David and Jaimie Field Nancy and R.J. Gallagher David E. Graham Marilyn and Larry Fields Professor Richard N. Gardner Donald Graham Harvey Fineberg Matias Garfunkel Mary Graham Elaine Finesilver Sylvia Garrett Linda Grais Jerry and Nanette Finger Gideon and Sarah Gartner William C. Graustein Richard and Susan Finkelstein Dr. and Ms. Gary Gartsman Mandy Gray and Randy Work Linda and Gregory Fischbach Richard Garvin Shane Green Lula and Aaron Fisher Dr. Henry L. Gates Arthur N. Greenberg Martin Fisher Ruth Gaulke Dean L. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher III Faith E. Gay Lenore and Bernard Greenberg

54 55 Ronnie Greenberg Barbara Hay Mr. Mark S. Hoplamazian and Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Greenwald Mr. Denis Hayes and Ms. Martha Keller Rachel Kohler Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Greenwald Mary Eshbaugh Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Russell Horowitz Elizabeth and Alan Griffith Janis Hearrell Susan H. Horsey* Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Gross Nikos and Alison Hecht Beth and Jeffrey Horstman Elaine Grossman Reuben L. Hedlund John Horton Ms. Susan Grossman Karen Heim Richard and Erica Horvitz Richard L. Grubman Mr. and Mrs. Morton Heller Jerry Hosier and Annie DuPont Celeste Grynberg Susan Helm Mr. and William R. Hough Elizabeth Guenzel Barnett C. Helzberg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Houghton Anthony and Joanne Guerrerio Jamie and Bush Helzberg Nina Rodale Houghton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Guggenheim Eric J. Henderson Craig L. Howe Donald and Allison Gulbrandsen Professor and Mrs. Louis Henkin Kenneth Hubbard and Tori Dauphinot Gordon and Llura Gund Shirley Henly Clifford Hudis Arjun Gupta Mr. and Mrs. Matt Henneman Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Hudson, Jr. Anne Gurchick Madge Henning and Warren Davis Devin Hughes Ann and Frederick Haack Casady M. Henry Harry R. Hughes Stoyan Hadjivaltchev Kristen Henry Mr. John M. Hughes Libby Cater Halaby Lorene Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Hulbert, Esq. Robert L. Hall Noelle and Cecil Hernandez Diane Goldberg Hunckler and William Hunckler Diane and Bruce Halle – Bruce and Vicki Heyman Mike and Carol Hundert The Bruce T. Halle Family Foundation Juliane Heyman Priscilla S. Hunt Jan Hamilton Tayrn Higashi Woody and Gayle Hunt Richard Hamilton Dr. and Mrs. John F. Hillen III Fern K. Hurst Carolyn and Ken Hamlet Mr. and Mrs. Roch Hillenbrand Robert and Soledad Hurst William and Candace Hamm Richard Hillman Carolyne Hyde Mrs. Margot B. Hampleman Roderick and Carla Hills Mary Ann Hyde Carol Hansell Barbara and Gerald D. Hines Mr. David Hyman and Julia Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Hipp Ms. Barbara Reid Steve and Sally Hansen Peter S. Hirshberg Isabelle Hyman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hanson Irv and Ellen Hockaday Aedhmar Hynes Portia Harcus David and Lisa Hoener Liba Icahn Gordon A. Hardy Paul J. Hoenmans and Mr. and Mrs. Shai Ingber Dr. Sidney Harman and Judith Zee Steinberg Mick Ireland The Honorable Jane Harman Stanley A. Hoffberger Morenike Irvin Donna Harper Francis Hoffman Irwin and Julanne Isaacson Marilyn Hill Harper, M.D. Jeanette Hoffman Walter and Cathy Isaacson Irving Harris Foundation – L’Louise and George Hoffman Joan W. Harris Alireza Ittihadieh Robert B. and Janet A. Hoffman James and Mary Ann Harris David S. Jackson Sharon and John Hoffman Ronald L. Harris Sandra W. Jackson Anneliese Hoffmann William C. Harris Dorothy and Marvin Jacobs Phyllis S. Hojel Mr. Chester W. Hartman and Irwin and Joan Jacobs Joanna and Robert Holden Ms. Amy Fine Mr. Robert Jacobson Mary S. Holland Amanda Harvey Mr. Neil Jacobstein and Karen Hollins Grace W. Harvey Dr. Rona Z. Silkiss Dane Holmes William A. Haseltine Dr. Norman S. Jaffe Bruce Honig Anne Hatfield and Howard Weir Rusty and John Jaggers Jeffrey Honig

56 57 Tom and Mary James Gingie and Frank Keefer Fred Kucker Amber Jangha Gerald Kehle Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Kugler Joseph P. Jangro Bicky and George Kellner John Kunzweiler and Julie LaNasa June Jasen Peter B. Kellner Stuart Kurlander Roe Jasen Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Kelly John and Constance Kurowski Karen and John Jassy Patrick Kelly Amy and Thomas Kwei Mr. and Mrs. David Javdan Tee and John Kelly Lawrence and Anneliese Ladin Raymond M. Jefferson Donald G. Kempf, Jr. and Nancy Kempf James H. Lambright Jim and Jane Jenkins Lisa and Richard Kendall Sheila S. Lanahan Deborah Jennings Jeffrey L. Kenner Patricia and Donald Langenberg Jay Jensen Freia and Warren Kershow David H. Langstaff Robert D. Joffee* Kathryn L. Kershow Marcella Larsen Cynthia Farrell Johnson Samer S. Khoury Garland and Mollie Lasater Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kingsbury Scott Lasser Mr. Douglas Johnson and Beverly Kirk Laura and Gary Lauder Ms. Liz Robbins Justine Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Lauder Sis and Hasty Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Kissinger Nathan Laurell and Kris McCoy Charlene M. Johnston Helen Kalin Klanderud Rosemarie R. Lavender Shana and Clint Johnstone Marie-Chantal and Judah Klausner Andrew M. Lawler David Jones Lauren and Alan Klein Judith and Robert Layton Josephine Jones Melvyn N. Klein Mr. and Ms. Thomas S. Leatherbury Warren and Kathleen Jones Michael Klein and Joan Fabry Joany Lebach Mark and Victoria Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Kent Klein Lowell H. Lebermann, Jr.* Pamela Joseph Robert D. Klineman* Virginia Lebermann and Kevin Judice William H. Kling John Wotowicz Fred C. Julander Ellen and Dean Klutznick Robert and Elaine LeBuhn George B. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Yotaro Kobayashi John Lee C.A. and Diana Kalman Stanley H. Kober Jonathan and Barbara Lee Gerry and Maury Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. David H. Koch Edward Lenkin Mike Kaplan Kathryn Koch Lori E. Lesser Anne Karalekas William I. Koch Catherine Levene Robert and Marjie Kargman John G. Koeltl Mr. and Ms. Pascal N. Levensohn Rita Karmiol Sidney and Dorothy Kohl Ronald and Felicia Levin Jackie Kasabach Dr. and Ms. Harold Koplewicz Linda R. Levine Andrew R. Kassoy Nancy Walker Koppelman and Ted Levine and Lucia Swanson Jane and Gerald Katcher Lawrence Koppelman Lynne and Dan Levinson Mr. Yoichi Kato and Ms. Erika Wada Elizabeth and Claude Koprowski Rochelle and Max Levit Bruce Katz - Katz Family Foundation The Honorable Ann Korologos and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Levy Suzie Katz (Suzie Katz Snyder) The Honorable Tom Korologos Walter Levy Michael Kauffman Barbara Koval Patricia and Donald Lewers Alex Kaufman The Reverend James A. Kowalski and Adam and Melony Lewis Dr. Anne A. Brewer Arlene Kaufman and Sanford Baklor Steven H. Lewis Bennette D. Kramer Sylvia and Dick Kaufman Toby Devan Lewis Mr. Timothy K. Krauskopf and His Excellency and Mrs. Karim Kawar Suzanne Leydecker Ms. Mele Howland Dr. Donald Kay and Dave and Alicia Leyrer Mark Kress Ms. Bonnie Levinson Bert A. Lies, Jr. M.D. Maggie Kromer Dena Kaye and Richard Fallin John S. Lillard Joyce Krywulak Michael B. Keating John N. Lilly Ms. Ishik A. Kubali-Camoglu

56 57 Mr. Stace D. Lindsay and Dr. and Mrs. Michael Marek Anne Miller Ms. Lisa Ceremsak Don and Barbara Margerum Linda Miller and Bruce Wolff Sam and Judy Linhart Steve Mariotti Mr. Marc E. Miller David and Barbara Lipman Carol S. Marks Scott D. Miller Jillian Livingston Richard Marks Susan Miller Eric Lodal Mr. and Mrs. William Marmon Jay Mills James and Nancy Loewenberg Ann Marquis Frank J. Mirkow Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Logan Anne and Austin Marquis Mr. and Mrs. George P. Mitchell Mary and Paul Long Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Marron Michele and David Mittelman Natasha K. Long Mr. Stephen Marshall and Mary Mochary Mona Look-Mazza Mrs. Sandra Samberg Marc and Shelah Moller Paula and Monty Loud Michael M. Martin Beth and Josh Mondry Laura Lovelace Susan Marx Diane Moore Amory and Judy Hill Lovins Mr. and Mrs. John P. Mascotte Alexandra Morehouse Mary Ralph Lowe and Charlie Flanders William Robert Matarazzo Sara and Bill Morgan Jim and Jean Lowrey Joanne Matthews Mr. and Mrs. John Morgridge Marianne and Sheldon Lubar Laurie and David Matthews Diane Morris Shafie Lubin Arline G. Mayer Louise Morris* Christopher Lukas Kathryn C. Mayer Darrell and Virginia Morrow Ann S. Lux William E. Mayer Holly Morrow Lee and Joanne Lyon Mr. and Mrs. John McBride Helen and Richard Morton Ilann M. Maazel Peter Nicklin and Linda McCausland Anne Mosle Paul and Laurie MacCaskill Bonnie and Tom McCloskey Eric L. Motley Carolyn and Scott MacGlashan Michael McCollum Sr. and Ms. Stanley Motta Patty L. and Robert P. Mack Debbie McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Karlheinz Muhr Susan MacKenzie Roberta McCoy Ms. Clare Muñana Marlene A. Maddalone Mr. and Mrs. Terry McDonell Mr. and Mrs. George Munroe Parker and Tilly Maddux Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDuffie Donald A. Munson John and Holly Madigan Amb. Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Jerry Murdock Trudy G. Magarill Oliver G. McGee III Carlos Musso Laura Maggos Kenneth McGuire David Nachman James R. Maher Ed McIntosh Gary Naftalis Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mail Mr. and Mrs. William R. McLaughlin Ranji Nagaswami Marie and James Malaro James R. McManus Stephanie and Michael Naidoff Frederic V. Malek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. McManus Adib M. Nasle Matthew Mallow and Ellen Chesler Anne W. McNulty James and Ilene Nathan Dr. and Mrs. Vijay Mallya Richard and Carolyn McRae Gary and Linda Nathanson Antoinette and Raymond Maloney Krishen Mehta Marc and Jane Nathanson Thomas J. Maloney Nancy and Peter Meinig Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neel Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Malott Caroline Meirs Thomas H. Neel Nancy R. Manderson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Melville Judith Neisser William M. Coats Gail and Alec Merriam Hermine Nessen Betsy and Peter Mangone Eleanor Merrill Gloria S. Neuwirth Mr. and Mrs. David G. Manning Lisa and Willem Mesdag David Newberger Sherry and Charles Manning Donna W. Messix Stuart H. Newberger Mr. and Mrs. James M. Manyika Robert E. Meyerhoff and Rheda Becker Dianne and Herb Newman Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marchi Ellie and Robert Meyers Craig Newmark Nicola and Jeffrey Marcus Cliff Michaels Jeannette T. Nichols Steve Marcus Frances Milberg Brent Nicklas

58 59 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Nitze Susan and Paul Penn Marsha Ralls Elizabeth Nix Amy M. Pennington Marie and Frank Ramondo Nitin Nohria Mary Ann and Lou Peoples Whitney Randolph Queen Noor Joseph Perella Dennis Ratner Jehane Nourjaim Jordon and Essie Perlmutter Rebecca Ratner Ms. Jacqueline Novogratz and George Perreault J.R. Reagan Mr. Chris Anderson Mr. Samuel G. Perry Roy L. Reardon Barbara Noyes Tony and Teri Perry Nancy and George Records Patricia Nunez Marian and Mike Peters Rosemary E. Reed Sue and Jim Oates Brooke and Diane Peterson Ms. Joanna Rees and Mr. John Hamm Wally Obermeyer and Helen Ward James and Hensley Peterson Robert Reffkin Peggy and Marne Obernauer Nancy E. Petrisko Mr. Peter A. Reiling and William O’Brien Robert Pew Ms. Denise M. Byrne Barbara O’Connor Beatrice M. Peyron Pixie and James Reiss Thomas and Janet O’Connor Norman Pfeiffer Markku E. Rentto Andrew Offit Julie Pickrell Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Resnick Diana M. Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Russ Pillar William J. Resnick Jeannette Ogilvy Doren and Sheldon Pinnell Cindy, Tom, and Heather Rhodes Janet C. O’Grady Simon Pinniger and Carolyne Roehm Harry C. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. John C. O’Hara Alene C. Pinsky Robert S. Rich Cavanaugh and Blanca O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pinsky Charles and Pamela Richards Lise Olson Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Pippin, Jr. Rachel Richards Susan Christine O’Neal Pauline B. Pitt Rebecca and Myron Richardson Michael Opat Alan Platt Carole and Richard Rifkind Barbara B. Opotowsky Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Plevan Leonard and Peggy Riggs Jon Oringer Dorothy and Aaron Podhurst Edgra and Ira Ringler Christine B. Orris Bill and Pat Podlich Marta T. Riordan and James M. Boyle Mr. Richard Ortega and Kim K. Polese Joe Sam Robinson Ms. Laurie Crown Arnold and Diane Polinger Judy and Emerson Robinson, Jr. Hans J. Oser Kyle Poole Kenneth G. Robinson Cynthia Rosenbaum Ostroff Arny and Anne Porath Mary Robinson Olara A. Otunnu Catherine Porter Arthur and Toni Rock Laurene B Owen Robert and Lexie Potamkin David Rockefeller Mike and Chris Pack Lord and Lady Powell Katie and Amnon Rodan Dr. Elaine Pagels The Honorable and Peggy R. Rogers Jim Pallotta Mrs. Michael K. Powell Lee Rone Jason and Olivia Palmer Donald L. Pressley Debbi Fields Rose and Michael Rose Patricia M. Papper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pritzker Rita and Jon Rose Richard N. Papper Irma Prodinger Anita Rosenberg Allen G. and Jean Lee Parelman Shirley and Fred Pryor Mr. David Rosenberg and Camille and Anthony Passarella Dr. R. Gerald Pugh Ms. Bernice Leber Tom Passavant Damian Pwono Elaine and Marvin Rosenberg Debbi and Keith Patten Robert Quartel Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Rosenberg Patricia M. Patterson Mr. Andrew L. Quiat and Henry and Dorothy Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. William J. Patterson Rev. Jane Keener-Quiat Shirley L. Rosenthal Margaret and Andy Paul Kathryn and Richard Rabinow Sidney D. Rosoff Norman Pearlstine Joe Raczak Katha Rossein and Ronald Razzore Richard L. Pearlstone Eden Rafshoon Edwin M. Roth Haven Pell Susan S. Rai Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Roth

58 59 Barbara J. Rothstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Schuerholz Melvin* and Bren Simon Nancy and Miles Rubin Rick Schultz and Tricia Cunningham Sandra Simon Mr. and Mrs. Reed Rubin Lynn Schusterman Mr. David B. Singer and Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Rubin Dr. and Mrs. H. Del Schutte, Jr. Ms. Diana E. Kapp JoAnne and Richard Rubinoff Robert and Louise Schwab Ms. Shamina Singh and Ms. Ashley Bell Senator and Mrs. Warren B. Rudman Mr. and Senator Alan E. Schwartz William D. Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan, Jr. General Brent Scowcroft Aggie Skirball Ellen Sabin Mr. Christopher G. Seldin Albert and Tina Small Michael and Cari Sacks Maria Semple Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Small Lily Safra Tim and Heidi Semrau Beth K. Smith Karen and A. Douglas Salter Joseph* and Jean Sener Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Amy Salzhauer Jennifer Sergent Kathy D. Smith* Tamara Samoylova William S. Sessions Lindsay Smith Ms. Camille Samuels and Carl and Peggy Sewell Michelle Smith Mr. Scott Mataya Jacquelin Sewell and Carl Sewell III Beverly and John Snyder Dorothy Samuels Kelly Shaffer David M. Solomon Arthur and Pamela Sanders Dhiren and Katie Shah Marc and Audrey Solomon Flora L. Sanders Steven Shane Gillian Sorensen Lewis and Ali Sanders Ms. Tina Sharkey and Mara and Ricky Sandler Mr. Seth Goldstein Jane G. Sparks Paul* and Elaine Sandler Pat and Bill Sharp Ron and Lisa Speaker Thomas C. and Lois L. Sando Revelle and Daniel Sharp Nancy Spears Linda and Jay Sandrich Robert Sharpe Diana Davis Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sands Ms. Isa Catto Shaw and Mr. Jerry I. Speyer and Katherine Farley Marius and Clare Sanger Mr. Daniel Shaw Melvin and Rita Spira Vicki and Roger Sant Felice K. Shea Valerie Sprague The Honorable and Neal and Jacqueline Shear Earl W. Stafford Mrs. John W. Sause, Jr. Jill Sheeley Silbi Stainton Kenneth Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Sheibley Esther and Larry Stanton Dr. Susan Saxton Mr. and Mrs. Aamir M. Sheikh Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Steel Mary and Patrick Scanlan Joyce Sher LeeLee Stege Mr. and Mrs. Bart Schachter Barbara and Michael Sheridan Ron and Phyllis Steinhart Frederick P. Schaffer Marty and Susan Sherwin Joanne Stern Mark Schapiro Juliet Shield-Taylor Mr. and Mrs. David A. Stockman Barbara Schatz Phyllis and Nathan Shmalo Paul Stoffel Renée Schatz Isaac O. Shongwe Alan and Joanie Stone Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Schermer Lydie T. Shufro Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Stone Professor and Mrs. James Scheuer Ruth and Andre Shuman Helen E. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scheuer Muriel Siebert Barry S. and Evelyn M. Strauch David and Lisa Schiff Susan E. Siegel Anita Strickbine Barbara and Gene Schmitt John S. Siffert Marcia D. Strickland Sue and Shelly Schneider Donald W. Silby Melanie L. Sturm Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Schoen Scott E. Sillers Gregory Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schofield Mr. and Mrs. Leslie N. Silverman S. Garrett Sullivan June and Paul Schorr Andrew Silverstein Kathleen M. Sullivan Phil and Terri Schrager Mr. and Mrs. Mike Simmons Julie S. Sweet David and Alece Schreiber Victoria and Ronald Simms – Washington Sycip Beth Schucker The Simms/Mann Family Foundation Lisa Sykes

60 61 Betty P. Sylvester Peggy and Ellis Wachs Jaqueline Wogan Marcy Syms Judith B. Wagner Flora Barth Wolf Aziz and Sue Syriani Judge and Mrs. John M. Walker, Jr. William J. Wolfe and Carolyn Wolfe Cheryl and Peter Tague Louise Walker-Resor Beverly and Robert Wolffe Joel and Shelley Tauber Charles and Nancy Wall Amy Halperin Wood Anna D. Taylor Bill Wallace John and Lydia Woodard Elizabeth and Alfred Taylor Tina A. Walls Walter E. Woodford Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Taylor John and Carol Walter Jane Woodhouse Phyllis M. Taylor Rob and Melani Walton Frank and Tamara Woods Ronald Temple Jayson Ward King Woodward Shashi Tharoor Kenneth Warner Mr. and Mrs. John M. Woolard Susan Thevnet Viviane Warren Suzanne and R. James Woolsey Lynn Thoman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Waters William and Heather Wrigley Carmel C. Thompson Marsha Wayne Alan and Irene Wurtzel Margo and Benjamin Tilghman Mary Weakland Eduardo L. Wurzmann Laurie M. Tisch Ann and Charles Webb Kathleen and Wilson Wyatt Anne and Bill Tobey The Honorable and Mrs. Vin Weber Andrew Wyly Andrew Todd Irmhild and Philip Webster Cheryl and Sam Wyly Audrey Tolle Jay and Marnie Webster Christiana Wyly William Torgerson William H. Webster Dee and Charles Wyly Amelia E. Trail Evelene Wechsler Kelly Wyly William M. Treanor Rabbi Martin and Mr. Karen Weiner Kim and Evan Wyly Laura Trejo Myriam Weinstein Lisa Wyly and John Graham Wendy Trunick J. Fred Weintz, Jr. M. Richard and Judith Wyman Jim and Karen Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Weiser Charles Yeramian Mark Tuohey Annette Weisman Martha Yocum Dr. and Mrs. Teviah Turkat Betty Weiss Kemper York Michael Turner Donald and Marion Weiss Ms. Alice Young and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Twardy Jeffrey and Christie-Anne Weiss Mr. Thomas L. Shortall Mish Tworkowski Adam Weissman Russell Young John Tyers Sallyann Wekstein William D. Zabel Justin Udelhofen Jonathan and Jane Wells Buzz and Alison Zaino David and Mickey Unger Beatrice and Anthony Welters Barbara and David Zalaznick Sharon Ungerleider Mr. and Mrs. Art Werlin Karen Zeliff Jill Uris Emily West Leo and Judy Zickler Michael Useem Joan G. Wexler Selim K. Zilkha and Mary Hayley Lynn M. Utter Mary Gwen Wheeler Patricia and Carl Zillig Erik Van der Kooij Kent and Wendy Whinnery Harold and Mary Zlot Gerard J. VanderBeek Helaine White Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mr. and Peter Vanderslice Jacque Whitsitt Ruth J. Zuckerman Dennis H. Vaughn Ginny L. Williams Pamela Zuker Mr. and Mrs. Fred Venrick Judy and Fred Wilpon Ms. Ariane Zurcher and Mr. Richard Long Debra Viall David and Roxanne Wilson Paula Zurcher Enzo Viscusi Ambassador and Mrs. Philip D. Winn Anne Vladeck Ruth Winter * Deceased Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Volcker Simon Winter Mr. Roderick K. von Lipsey and Mary and Hugh Wise Ms. Alexia Suma Robin S. Wittlin

60 61 Corporate Support

Aetna Inc. Crowell & Moring Ignia Partners, LLC Afras USA, Inc. Charles Cunniffe Architects ImagineNations Group Inc. African Agricultural Capital CXO Communication InReturn East Africa Fund I.C.V. Alitheia Capital Limited Deloitte Integrity Wines LLC Alpine Bank Desarrollo Investments LLC Intel Corporation ALSTOM Power, Inc. Destination Resort Management, Inc. Interactive Corp (IAC) American Electric Power Service DLA Piper US LLP Irish Network NYC, Inc. Corporation Dolce Hotels & Resorts Jay’s Valet Parking & Luxury American National Bank Drysdale Inc Shuttle Service Angeleno Group, LLC Duke Energy Corporation JCS Investments Apollo Group Inc DWPV Services Limited Partnership Kaye Scholer LLP Aramco Services Company E*Trade Bank KeyBank National Association Aspen Constructors, Inc. Ecos Sustainable Equity KSM Business Services, Inc. Aspen Magazine EDF Development Inc Kurowski, Bailey and Schultz, LLC AST Capital Trust Company of Edgewater Management, Inc. Latham & Watkins LLP Delaware Edison Electric Institute The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. AT&T Elsevier Ltd. Andrew M. Lawler PC Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Enel North America, Inc. Levensohn Venture Partners Management Equus Private Wealth Management LLC Lighthouse Energy Group Avantage Ventures Ernst & Young Lincoln Trust Company Bank for International Settlements Exxon Mobil Corporation Lindt & Sprungli (USA), Inc. R .W. Beck For CEOS Only, Inc. The Lipman Law Firm Benchmark Asset Managers LLC Ford Motor Company LiveWorld Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., LLC FSG, Inc. Lockheed Martin Corporation Booz & Company Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. M&T Bank Booz Allen Hamilton Georgia Neurosurgical Institute, PC KC Mayer Consulting Inc. Bracewell & Giuliani Gibbons PC McKinsey & Company The Brattle Group Gilead Sciences, Inc. McMaster-Carr Supply Co. BT Americas Inc. Globe Capital Partners Medco Health Solutions, Inc. Cable Television Laboratories, Inc. Goldman Sachs Gives Mennonite Economic Development Calvin Cafritz Investments Associates Goldman, Sachs & Co. Capital One Services, LLC Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. Google, Inc. Carisam-Samuel Meisel Microsoft Corporation Google.org Cenario Capital Management Monster Worldwide, Inc. David and Leticia Gordon LLC Champion Industries, Inc. J.P. Morgan Clearing Corp. Graffiti Investments Chevron Corporation Morgan Keegan & Company, Inc. Guaranteach, Inc. Cisco Systems, Inc. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global H & R Block Citigroup Impact Funding Trust, Inc Haseltine Associates, LTD. Civic Entertainment Group, LLC Mountain Chalet-Aspen The Hayes Consulting Group Comcast Corporation NCH Design LLC Hedlund & Hanley, LLC Community Banks of Colorado New York Life Insurance Company Hines Interests Ltd. Partnership Corporation for Public Broadcasting The Northern Trust Company Holsman International Covington & Burling LLP Northsight LLC Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Credit Suisse Securities, LLC

62 63 OTF Group, Inc. Quantum Communication SAL Talisman Energy Inc. Panache Destination Management R.F. Builders Telesoft Management Services, LLC Patton Boggs, L.L.P. Reese Henry & Company, Inc. The Thrift Shop Pepco Holdings, Inc. Rianta Capital Limited Time Warner Cable PepsiCo, Inc. Rosemore, Inc. Tishman Speyer Properties Pershing Advisor Solutions LLC SA Capital Limited Toyota Motor North America Inc. Pfizer, Inc. Saudi Telecom Company UBS Financial Services, Inc. Pharmaceutical Research and SCI Art Inc. United Technologies Corporation Manufacturers of America Sempra Energy Venture Strategy Group, LLC Pitney Bowes, Inc. Shaw Construction Verizon Communications, Inc. Premier, Inc. Sierra Pacific Resources Versant Ventures PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Small Business Administration Vladeck, Waldman, Elias & Engelhard PC The Private Bank of the Peninsula Small Enterprise Assistance Fund Warburg Pincus & Co., LLC Proskauer Rose LLP Solgenix, LLC Water Street Capital Prospect Associates at Halcyon House Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP WB Family Offices Prudential Financial SRBI, L.P. The Westchester Group, LLC Pyme Capital Stifel Nicolaus Ariane Zurcher Designs, LLC Qualcomm Ventures, Qualcomm Swiss Agency for Development Incorporated and Cooperation

The Greenwald Pavilion at the 2009 Aspen Ideas Festival

62 63 Foundation and Organization Support

The 2000 Washington Sycip The Brady Foundation Community Foundation of Revocable Trust The Virginia & Charles Brewer Greater Memphis Mahmoud M. Abdallah Foundation Family Foundation Community Foundation of North Texas Abramson Family Foundation Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation Cooperative Housing Foundation Absolute Return for Kids, LTD Carolyn S. Brody Family Foundation Copaken Family Foundation The Acorn Foundation Martin Bucksbaum Family Foundation Henry and Gladys Crown Acumen Fund, Inc. Matthew and Carolyn Bucksbaum Charitable Trust Fund Aetna Foundation, Inc. Family Foundation Edward Crown Income Charitable Fund African Management Services Matthew Bucksbaum Revocable Trust Arie and Ida Crown Memorial Agora Partnership Buford Foundation The Cundill Foundation Alexandra Foundation Bush Foundation Dallas Foundation The Alper Family Foundation, Inc. Business in Development Network Charles A. Dana Foundation Carolyn Alper Revocable Trust C. E. and S. Foundation The Courtenay C. and Lucy Patten Davis Foundation American Express Foundation California Endowment The William Davidson Institute Amnesty International California State Automobile Association Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. Andrews Family Foundation Calvert Social Investment Foundation Delaware Community Foundation Appropriate Infrastructure Development Group Cantigny Foundation Nick DeWolf Foundation The Roland and Dawn Arnall Foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York Dixon and Carol Doll Family Foundation Arrowhead Foundation Inc Martin G. and Ruth A. Carver The Dreman Foundation, Inc. Foundation Arts Midwest Elizabeth and Richard Dubin Foundation The Stephen Case Foundation Asia Foundation E+Co CASERVE Foundation Aspen Center for Physics Edlis/Neeson Foundation, NFP Casey Family Programs Aspen Community Foundation The Eisner Foundation Inc. Annie E. Casey Foundation Associated Jewish Charities of Baltimore The Elizabeth Foundation Castaways Foundation Association of International Endeavor Global, Inc. Automobile Manufacturers, Inc. Catto Charitable Foundation Engelberg Foundation The Atlantic Philanthropies CDC Development Solutions Entertainment Software Association Stephen W. & Susan M. Baird Foundation Center for Creative Leadership Eskin Family Foundation Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation The Challenger Foundation The Etkin Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Chambers Family Fund F. & J.S. Fund, Inc. Laurence D. Belfer Family Foundation The David Franklin Chazen Foundation Fairbanks Family Foundation Bendit Family Foundation Citicorp Foundation The Feldman Family Foundation Berg Family Charitable Foundation Citigroup Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Arnold & Jeanne Bernstein Fund City of Aspen Jerry and Nanette Finger Foundation Bertelsmann Foundation Clark Charitable Foundation The Flunison Fund Bessemer Trust Company Clermont Charitable Trust Ford Family Foundation Bezos Family Foundation ClimateWorks Foundation Ford Foundation Bieber Family Foundation Robert & Suzanne Cochran Foundation for Enterprise Development Family Foundation Blue Foundation Foundation to Promote Open Society Columbia University BNY Mellon / BLT3 J. S. Frank Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc. The Bodri Foundation Friedman Family Foundation The Community Foundation for the Boettcher Foundation Ann B. & Thomas L. Friedman National Capital Region The Boyd Family Foundation Family Foundation Community Foundation of Karl Friedman Family Foundation Richard & Susan Braddock Greater Greensboro, Inc. Family Foundation 64 65 Friel Foundation, Inc. The Robert B. and Janet A. Hoffman The Kresge Foundation Fullerton Family Charitable Trust Foundation, Inc. Lake Placid Sport Forum Fundacion Bavaria Richard Horvitz and Erica Hartman- The Lauder Foundation - Leonard Horvitz Foundation Fundacion Bolivia and Evelyn Lauder Fund William and Diane Hunckler Fundacion Solydes Lauer Philanthropic Foundation Foundation FUNDES International Lebanon Renaissance Foundation Roy A. Hunt Foundation Furlotti Family Foundation Lee Foundation Hurst Family Foundation Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Lemelson Foundation Fern Karesh Hurst Foundation General Electric Foundation Harvey B. Levin Charitable Trust Indiana University George Family Foundation Harry Levine Memorial Foundation Institute for International Joe Levit Family Foundation Edouard R. Gerschel Foundation Monetary Affairs Living Cities, Inc. C Gary and Virginia Gerst Foundation Institute for State Effectiveness LJS Revocable Trust Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation Thomas A. & Mary S. James Global Social Benefit Incubator at Santa Foundation Leon Lowenstein Foundation Clara University Jaquish & Kenninger Foundation The Lubar Family Foundation, Inc. Morris and Julia Gold Roe Jasen Charitable Lead Trust Henry Luce Foundation Charitable Foundation Jewish Communal Fund Lundin for Africa Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Jewish Community Endowment Fund Lux Family Foundation Barbara Lubin Goldsmith Foundation Jewish Community Foundation - MAAK Foundation Lynda M. Goldstein Family Foundation San Diego The John D. and Catherine T. Goodwin Foundation LLC Jewish Community Foundation MacArthur Foundation Grassroots Business Fund of Colorado Madigan Family Foundation The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Jewish Community Foundation Maher Family Foundation Greater Houston Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City Malek Family Charitable Trust Greater Kansas City Community Jewish Community Foundation Malott Family Foundation of Los Angeles Foundation Management Education & The Ronald K. & Jan C. Greenberg Jewish Community Foundation Research Consortium, Inc. of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation Family Foundation Grace R. & Alan D. Marcus Foundation The Greenwald Foundation Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Margulf Foundation The Gordon and Llura Gund Foundation Jewish Federation of Omaha Foundation Markle Foundation Bruce T. Halle Family Foundation JLK Foundation, Inc. The William E. Mayer Charitable Edward & Julia Hansen Foundation, Inc. Foundation The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Harbor Lights Foundation McBride Family & Aspen Business The Suzanne Nora Johnson & Center Foundation The Harman Family Fund David G. Johnson Foundation McCloskey Family Charitable Trust Robert and Donna Harper Foundation George Kaiser Family Foundation McCloskey Revocable Trust The Irving Harris Foundation The Katcher Family Foundation, Inc Harvard University John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Katz Family Foundation Foundation William A. Haseltine Charitable Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Foundation George Mead, Jr. Foundation Kaufman Foundation Morris A. Hazan Family Foundation Media Development Loan Fund Danny Kaye & Sylvia Fine Kaye The Peter Meinig Revocable Trust Lita & Morton Heller Foundation Foundation MercyCorps HES Revocable Trust W.K. Kellogg Foundation Merlin Foundation William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Kirkland & Ellis Foundation The Merrill Foundation, Inc. Hillenbrand Family Foundation John S. and James L. Knight Foundation The Mesdag Family Foundation Hayne Hipp Foundation Sidney Kohl Foundation, Inc. Hitachi Foundation 64 65 Ministry for Foreign Affairs Robina Foundation Robert K. Steel Family Foundation Minneapolis Jewish Federation John Robinson Foundation Alan Stone Family Charitable Minnesota Community Foundation Rockefeller Brothers Fund Foundation Minnesota Public Radio The Rockefeller Foundation Norman H. Stone Family Foundation Mitrani Family Foundation Rodel Foundation Barry S. and Evelyn M. Strauch Foundation, Inc. Norman M. Morris Foundation Inc. Root Capital, Inc. Sturm Family Foundation Charles Stewart Mott Foundation The Rotary Foundation Donor The M.L. Sturm Foundation The Muhr Family Foundation Advised Fund Surdna Foundation Nathan Family Foundation Edwin M. Roth Family Foundation Swiss Federal Department of National Association of Broadcasters Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Foreign Affairs National Association of Swisscontact Water Companies RTI International SY Syms Foundation National Catholic Community Foundation Rural Innovations Network Foundation TechnoServe, Inc. The National Philanthropic Trust Sacks Family Foundation Lucille S. Thompson Family Foundation National Rural Electric Cooperative SalesForce Foundation Association The San Francisco Foundation Tides Foundation Neisser Family Fund Thomas C. Sando and Lois L. Sando The Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund The New York Community Trust Foundation Tobey Foundation New Zealand Agency for International Jay and Linda Sandrich Trust Treeco Money Management Trust Development Mary Bucksbaum Scanlan Family U.S. Department Of State Northern Star Foundation Foundation Union of Chambers and Commodity Northwest Area Foundation Adler Schermer Foundation Exchange of Turkey Novo Foundation Scheuer Associates Foundation, Inc. Universidad De Los Andes The Obernauer Foundation, Inc. The Schiff Foundation University of Bath The Ocean Foundation The Schmitt Family Charitable The University of Dublin Trinity College Foundation Open Society Institute University of Maryland The Phillip and Terri Schrager Pack Foundation University of Maryland Baltimore Foundation Foundation, Inc. The David and Lucile Packard Schwab Charitable Fund Foundation University of Pittsburgh Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Patricia M. and Emanuel M. Papper University of Texas at Austin Foundation, Inc. Segal Family Foundation II Van Ness Feldman Elizabeth and William Patterson Seven Fund, Inc. Villagereach Foundation Shared Interest, Inc. Vincent Wilkinson Foundation The Andrew M. Paul Family Foundation Shell Foundation VisionSpring The Elmer F. Pierson Foundation Shenandoah Foundation Peggy & Ellis Wachs Family Foundation William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. ShoreCap Exchange Wallace Genetic Foundation Podhurst Family Supporting Silicon Valley Community Foundation Wechlser Foundation Foundation, Inc. The Simms/Mann Family Foundation The Adam J. Weissman Foundation Hazen Polsky Foundation, Inc. Melvin and Bren Simon Charitable Sallyann Wekstein Charitable Fund The Pope Foundation Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Margot and Thomas J. Pritzker Skoll Foundation The West Foundation, Inc. Family Foundation Small Business Administration The White House Project Women’s The John and Lisa Pritzker Family Fund The Robert H. Smith Family Foundation Leadership Fund Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School Beth K. Smith Revocable Family Trust Judy and Fred Wilpon Family Foundation Rainforest Alliance SNV The Herbert and Ruth Winter Foundation Records-Johnston Family Foundation Nancy and John Snyder Foundation World Health Organization Geneva Red Bird Hollow Foundation Jerry & Emily Spiegel Family Foundation World Resources Institute The Reed Foundation, Inc. St. James Trust Alan L. Wurtzel Revocable Trust Reed-Siegel Charitable Foundation The Stanton Foundation Barbara & David Zalaznick Foundation Regulatory Source Associates, LLC Starlight Foundation Mary & Harold Zlot Family Foundation Resnick Family Foundation State of Colorado - Council on the Arts

66 67 Ensuring Access for a Diverse Range of Leaders

Every year a group of exceptionally qualified leaders—established and emerging—receive scholarships to attend Executive and Leadership seminars, as well as other programs of the Aspen Institute. These scholarships are awarded to individuals in the public and civic sectors who, without this vital support, would be unable to attend.

These endowments, combined with the annual support of individuals and corporations, ensure that the mission of leadership development benefits a broad spectrum of people, both in the US and abroad.

We are grateful to these individuals and organizations for their support.

2009 Scholarship Gifts

Abramson Family Foundation The Honorable Henry E. Catto Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Greg Amadon Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Crain Katie Ford Wendy R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. James S. Crown David and Sheila Fuente Anonymous Elissa and Gary Davis Dr. and Mrs. Gary Gartsman Adrienne Arsht John Debs The Honorable and Mrs. Joseph Gildenhorn Frederic Badey Gloria Story Dittus Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Greenwald Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John L. Doerr Arjun Gupta John* and Susan Boslough Arlen Dominek Jeanette Hoffman Ms. Melva Bucksbaum and Mr. Ray- Mr. Quentin Dumortier mond J. Learsy Edlis/Neeson Foundation, NFP Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. C. E. and S. Foundation Ted and Bess Enloe Woody and Gayle Hunt Nancy and Clint Carlson Shannon and Richard Fairbanks Ms. Amber Jangha

Former Harman-Eisner Artist-in-Residence Damian Woetzel teaches ballet to Ideas Festival attendees.

66 67 Robert and Marjie Kargman The New York Community Trust Neal and Jacqueline Shear Suzie Katz (Suzie Katz Snyder) Pershing Advisor Solutions LLC Victoria Simms Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Doren and Sheldon Pinnell The Robert H. Smith Family Michael Klein and Joan Fabry Hazen Polsky Foundation, Inc. Foundation Toby Devan Lewis Margot and Thomas J. Pritzker Family SRBI, L.P. M&T Charitable Foundation Foundation The Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty The John and Lisa Pritzker Family Fund Amelia E. Trail Foundation Resnick Family Foundation Mr. and Ambassador Anthony Welters Medco Health Solutions, Inc. William J. Resnick Cheryl and Sam Wyly Linda Miller and Bruce Wolff Rodel Foundation Barbara & David Zalaznick Foundation Mr. Frank J. Mirkow Segal Family Foundation Diane Morris Carl and Peggy Sewell *Deceased

Endowment & Musser Japanese Garden Endowment Nancy Cain Marcus Fellowship Quasi-Endowment Funds Margot and Thomas Pritzker Fund for David T. McLaughlin Scholarship Fund International Fellows Nakasone/Japanese Scholarship Fund Aspen Campus Library Endowment Unrestricted General Endowment Paul H. Nitze Fellowship Fund Aspen Wye River Property Reserve Fund Rose Associates Scholarship Endowment Keith Berwick Chair Endowment Scholarship & Fellowship Funds Betty and Lloyd G. Schermer Scholarship Fund Henry Blackmun Endowment Mortimer J. Adler Scholarship Fund Socrates Scholarship Fund Henry Crown Fellowship Endowment Balfour Foundation Stanton Fund Investment Reserve Bass/Kissinger Fellowship Stradivarius Fellowship Lauder Seminar Scholarship Cundill Scholar Fund Quasi-Endowment Gus & Marie Tyler Scholarship Fund General Scholarship Endowment Robert McKay Endowment Harman/Eisner Artist in Residence McLaughlin/Crown Endowment Endowment (A component of the Henry Crown William R. Hearst Endowment Fund Fellowship Endowment) Dena Kaye Scholarship Fund MD Unemployment Reserve Bicky and George Kellner McCloskey Speaker Series Endowment Scholarship Fund McNulty Leadership Fund Endowment

In-Kind Gifts

Patricia Alper-Cohn Integrity Wines LLC John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Aspen Magazine Jay’s Valet Parking & Luxury Foundation Caribou Jewels and Richard Edwards Shuttle Service George T. Mehan Cenario Capital Management Julia and David Koch Watanan Petersik Crate and Barrel David H. Langstaff Proskauer Rose LLP Janet Crown The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. Prospect Associates at Halcyon House Patricia H. Deyton Leonard and Evelyn Lauder Lynda and Stewart Resnick Elizabeth and Richard Dubin Lindt & Sprungli (USA), Inc. Richard Saunders The Franklin Mint Laura Liswood University of Maryland Cecil Hernandez LiveWorld Ariane Zurcher

68 69 68 The Aspen Institute Wye River campus on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.69 2009 Overview and 2008 Annual Report www.aspeninstitute.org