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WHO WE ARE

The Jackson Hole Center for Global Affairs ,

founded in 2002 , is a leading RockyMountain region , bipartisan think and do

tank , based in Jackson Hole .

WHAT WE DOJHCGA mobilizes ideas and action outside

of government to impact the policyprocess . When government to

government dialogues stall , JHCGA canplay a role in driving outcomes .

WHY IT MATTERSJackson Hole 's natural beauty can inspire

global constituencies to find sharedsolutions to global problems . For example ,

JHCGA has a proven track record ofbringing global stakeholders to Jacksonand forging collaboration to reduce

carbon emissions from the world 's coalproducing regions . Coal drives climate

change . Climate change threatens globallife and Jackson Hole 's natural

environment .

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Wyoming Governor Matt Mead meets with LiXiaopeng, former Governor of Shanxi, China,current Chinese Minister of Transportation.  June2015

CLIMATE SUMMITUS-CHINA INITIATIVEJHCGA's flagship project reflects Wyoming's role as

the U.S.'s largest producer of coal, the global need

to reduce carbon emissions from coal, and

opportunities to help Wyoming and other

economies dependent on coal make the transition

to a more diversified and clean energy future.

Since 2003, in partnership with Shanxi Province,

China's leading producer of coal, JHCGA has

brought together policymakers, private sector

leaders, and technical experts to explore shared

collaboration in the reduction of carbon emissions.

INTERNATIONALPARKS ALLIANCEIn response to requests from Jackson Hole

residents and China partners, the Jackson Hole

International Parks Alliance (JHIPA) will strengthen

U.S.-China bilateral relations and commitments to

climate change action through joint

commemoration of the Obama-Xi climate accords.

JHIPA will help build shared approaches in natural

conservation, eco-system management, livability,

and people-to-people relations. Why? China is

actively searching for partners in national park

development and management, and Yellowstone is

a top destination for Chinese tourists. Grand Teton

and Yellowstone National Parks want to better

engage Chinese tourists, and the state of Wyoming

seeks tourism revenue to achieve economic

diversification goals.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ADVISORY BOARD

2015 AND 2016 CORESUPPORTERS

2015 BUDGET$90,000

PROJECT BUDGET - $75,000

FUNDRAISING GOAL - $300,000

In the fall of 2017, at the Jackson Lake Lodge,

JHCGA will hold a Climate Action Summit that

brings together global private sector leaders,

municipal leaders, and state government leaders

who are committed to the creation and scaling up

of climate friendly investments. The Summit will

foster a network committed to sharing lessons

learned, effective approaches, and collective

action.

FUNDRAISING GOAL - $150,000

GLOBAL BUSINESSROUNDTABLEFounded in 2008, the Global Business Roundtable

is Jackson's leading global speaker subscription

series. The GBR brings global experts in politics,

economics, culture, business, the arts, and beyond

to Jackson on a monthly basis to engage with GBR

members in off-the-record luncheon discussions.

ANNUAL REVENUE - $30,000

David A. Wendt

President

Olivia Perry Meigs

Director of

Communications

Laurent Roux

Gallatin Wealth

Management

Charles K. Ebinger

Brookings Institution

Richard D. Morgenstern

Resources For the Future

Mark Newcomb

Teton County

Commissioner

OLD BILL'S FUN RUN - $80,000ANONYMOUS - $50,000WOLFENSOHN FAMILY FOUNDATION -$29,000GILMAN ORDWAY - $25,000

Amos A. Jordan - Chair

Mark Barron

William J. Best

James M. Brasher

David Firestein

Gen. Richard L. Lawson

(ret.)

Tom Lubnau

Kenneth G. Lay

Angus MacBeth

Gen. Montgomery C.

Meigs (ret.)

Bruce Morley

Gilman Ordway

Jonathan Schechter

Colin M. Simpson

Richard V. Spencer

Richard Solomon

James M. Speyer

Mary Springer

Michael Tennican

Hon. John F. Turner

Hon. Mark Udall

Christine Vick

John Willott

Hon. R. James Woolsey

2016 ANTICIPATEDBUDGET

$150,000