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President for the Americas, Intercontinental Hotels Group CCO-CHAIRSHAIRS STEVEN A. BALLMER MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG JULIÁN CASTRO BOB IGER CEO, Microsoft Mayor, City of Mayor, City of Chairman & CEO Corporation New York San Antonio Walt Disney Co. J.W. MARRIOTT, JR. RUPERT MURDOCH JIM MCNERNEY MICHAEL NUTTER Chairman & CEO, Chairman, CEO & Founder, Chairman, CEO & Mayor, City of Marriott International News Corporation President, Boeing Philadelphia MEMBERS JIM ABRAHAMSON SAM ALTMAN SCOTT AVEDISIAN President for the Americas, CEO, Loopt Mayor, Warwick, Rhode Island InterContinental Hotels Group PABLO AMBRAM LINDA AVEY SAM ADAIR Co-Founder, Agent Piggy Co-Founder & CEO, Curious, Inc. Founding Partner, Graham Adair ERNESTO ANCIRA, JR. ROBERT BABCOCK JOE ADAME President & CEO, Ancira Enterprises, Inc. President, Babcock, Scott & Babcock Mayor, Corpus Christi, Texas RICHARD H. ANDERSON DOUGLAS M. BAKER WELBORN ADAMS CEO, Delta Air Lines, Inc. Chairman, President, and CEO, Mayor, Greenwood, South Carolina Ecolab, Inc. BRUNO ALMEIDA ANKIT AGARwaL Founder & Managing Director, MILT BAKER President & CEO, Imbed Biosciences, Inc. U.S. Media Consulting CEO, Blue Water Satellite Inc. AMIT AHARONI TARIK ANSARI RUBEN BARRALES Co-Founder & CEO, CruiseWise CEO & Co-Founder, Mojo President & CEO, San Diego Regional Chamber of Com- STEVEN AHLENIUS LÉO APOTHEKER merce President & CEO, President & CEO, Hewlett-Packard McAllen Chamber of Commerce DAVID BARGER President & CEO, JetBlue Airways JIM ARDIS MADAN AHLUwaLIA Mayor, Peoria, Illinois Managing Attorney, Ahluwalia Law P.C. DAVID BARBER President & CEO, Barber Foods TIM ARMSTRONG LEE S. AINSLIE, III, Chairman & CEO, AOL Managing Partner, Maverick Capital BRYAN BARNETT Mayor, Rochester Hills, Michigan ROHIT ARORA OLIVIA AINZA-KRAMER Founder & CEO, Biz2Credit President & CEO, Nogales-Santa Cruz ANDRES BARRETO President & Co-Founder, Onswipe Chamger of Commerce PETER ARNOLD President & CEO, Cynthia Rowley Co-Founder, Grooveshark DON ALDRIDGE KESTAS BARZDAITIS CEO, AmeriMex Communications Corp RAY ARVIZU CEO, Arvizu Advertising and Promotions President, Adroiti Technologies SYED ALI CARL BASS Founder & CEO, PETER ASAAD A Second Chance Immigration Services Managing Partner, President & CEO, Autodesk, Inc. Immigration Solutions Group, PLLC CHARLES H. ALLISON JR. LANE BEATTIE CEO, Salt Lake City Chamber of CEO, CW Biofuels NEAL ASBURY President & CEO, The Legacy Companies Commerce SCOTT ALLISON Founder & CEO, Teamly LEARN MORE AT WWW.RENEWOURECONOMY.ORG KATIA BEAUCHAMP NOAM BRAMSON CLAUDIO CARNINO Co-Founder & Co-CEO, Birchbox Mayor, New Rochelle, New York Co-Founder, Fanchimp RALPH BECKER DON BRANDT MICHAEL A. CARPENTER Mayor, Salt Lake City, Utah Chairman, President & CEO, CEO, Ally Financial Inc. Pinnacle West Capital Corp. ROBERT H. BEER RUSSEL L. CARSON Managing Attorney, DEBBIE BRAUN Co-Founder & General Partner, President & CEO, Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe Robert H. Beer, P.C. Aspen Chamber Resort Association WENCESLAO CASARES CANDacE K. BEINECKE GLENN A. BRITT CEO, Bling Nation Chair, Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP Chairman, Time Warner Cable Inc. HANK CASTILLON STEVE BENjaMIN CARL BREWER Mayor, Green River, Wyoming Mayor, Columbia, South Carolina Mayor, Wichita, Kansas FRED B. CAVANAUGH FRANK A. BENNacK, JR. DREW BROWN Mayor, Aiken, South Carolina CEO, Hearst Corp. Managing Partner, DMB Associates, Inc. RAMIRO CAVAZOS BILLY BENNETT MICHAEL R. BROWN President & CEO, Founder & CEO, Pyramid ODI Mayor, Grand Forks, North Dakota San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce TED BERNSTEIN JOHN P. BUCHHEIT III President, Just Cabinets Furniture Mayor, Delaware City, Delaware PAROON CHADHA Co-Founder, Passageways JOHN BERLET KEVIN BURKE CEO, Boomers Advisory Group Chairman, President, & CEO, Con Edison LAKSHMI CHALLA Founder, Challa Immigration Law Offices JEffREY L. BEWKES ROB BURNS Chairman & CEO, Time Warner Inc. President & CEO, IOR Global Services SAM CHAUDHARY CEO & Founder, Class Dojo RICH BEYER KYLE BURNS Chairman & CEO, President & CEO, LINA CHEN Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. San Antonio Free Trade Alliance CEO, Nix Hydra Games LLOYD C. BLANKFEIN URSULA BURNS KENNETH I. CHENAULT Chairman & CEO, Goldman Sachs & Co. Chairman & CEO, Xerox Corporation Chairman & CEO, American Express Company KATHY BLOOMGARDEN Co-CEO, Ruder Finn, Inc. BILL BURTON CEO, Mithoff Burton Partners EVAN R. CHESLER Presiding Partner, NEIL BLUMENTHAL Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Co-Founder & Co-CEO, PHIL BUSSEY Warby Parker Eyewear President & CEO, Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce YU-KAI CHOU CEO & Co-Founder, RewardMe ALEX BOLEN JEffREY BUSSGANG CEO, Oscar de la Renta INGRID CHRISTENSEN General Partner, Flybridge Capital Partners President, INGCO International CHARLES W. BONE JAY BYERS Chairman, Bone McAllester Norton JacOB CINTRON CEO, Greater Des Moines Partnership CEO, Del Sol Medical Center CORY BOOKER Mayor, Newark, New Jersey Martin Cabrera, Jr. HENRY CISNEROS CEO, Cabrera Capital Markets Executive Chairman, City View GARY BORSCH CARL CAMDEN HARRY CLARK President & CEO, President & CEO, Kelly Services, Inc. Professional Investment Counsel Managing Partner, Stanwich Group LLC KENNETH B. CANTY RANDY BOYD President & CEO, Freeland Construction JEff CLAVIER CEO, Radio Systems Corp. Managing Partner, SoftTech TV WESLEY CARD JAMES BOZARD, JR. CEO, The Jones Group H. RODGIN COHEN Founder & CEO, Coastal Corrugated, Inc. Senior Chairman, Sullivan & Cromwell ROBERTO CARMONA LLP TOM BRacKEN CEO & President, President & CEO, Crimson Leadership Group New Jersey Chamber of Commerce LEARN MORE AT WWW.RENEWOURECONOMY.ORG DANA CONNORS CARLO ALBERTO DEGLI ATTI RICHARD W. EDELMAN President & CEO, Founder & CEO, Concept President & CEO, Edelman Maine Chamber of Commerce EDRIZIO DE LA CRUZ LAURA EDGERTON JOHN COOK CEO, Regalii, LLC Founder, Edgerton Immigration Law Mayor, El Paso, Texas CLAUDIO DEL VECCIO MIKE EDwaRDS PETER M. CORROON Chairman & CEO, Brooks Brothers President & CEO, Mayor, Salt Lake County Knoxville Chamber of Commerce ROBERT DELGADO RICHARD CORTEZ President & CEO, RIC ELIAS Mayor, McAllen, Texas Hensley Beverage Company CEO, Red Ventures DAVID COSS BRYAN DERREBERRY MOHAMED A. EL-ERIAN Mayor, Santa Fe, New Mexico President & CEO, CEO, PIMCO Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce ROGER W. CRANDALL STEVE ELLIS President & CEO, MassMutual BARRY DILLER Founder, Chairman, & Co-CEO, Chairman & Senior Executive, IAC Chipotle Mexican Grill LANCE CROSBY CEO & President, Softlayer JAMES DIMON RAHM EMANUEL Chairman & CEO, JPMorgan Chase & Co. Mayor, Chicago, Illinois BOB CROWELL Mayor, Carson City, Nevada JOHN DOERR BILL EMERSON Partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers CEO, Quicken Loans, Inc. PETER CROWLEY President & CEO, Princeton Regional JOHN DONAHOE President & CEO, Ebay Inc. HIKMET ERSEK Chamber of Commerce President, CEO & Director, Western Union CHARLIE CRYSTLE DOUGLAS A. 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