October 21-22, 2015The Willard InterContinentalWashington, D.C.

Fall Policy Conference

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Corporate Partners

In a world of unprecedented change, EY Advisory believes a better working world means solving big, complex industry issues and capitalizing on opportunities to help deliver outcomes that grow, optimize and protect clients’ businesses. From C-suite and functional leaders of Fortune 100 multinationals to disruptive innovators and emerging market small and medium sized enterprises, EY Advisory teams with clients — from strategy through execution — to help them design better outcomes and deliver long-lasting results. A global mindset, diversity and collaborative culture inspires EY consultants to ask better questions. They work with the client, as well as an ecosystem of internal and external experts, to co-create more innovative answers. Together, EY helps clients’ businesses work better. The better the question. The better the answer. The better the world works.

The Peter G. Peterson Foundation is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that is dedicated to increasing public awareness of the nature and urgency of key fiscal challenges threatening America’s future, and to accelerating action on them. To address these challenges successfully, we work to bring Americans together to find and implement sensible, long-term solutions that transcend age, party lines and ideological divides in order to achieve real results. To learn more, please visit www.pgpf.org.

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Kaplan University is an institution of higher learning dedicated to providing innovative undergraduate, graduate, and continuing professional education. Kaplan University offers over 180 programs in areas such as business, information technology, social and behavioral sciences, health sciences, and legal studies. Strongly focused on improving student outcomes, Kaplan University continues to develop its new competency-based modularized curricular model, where students are able to get more credit for their previous learning—knowledge and skills gained at school, work or through training—enabling them to earn a degree more quickly and at a lower cost.

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Corporate Partners

Dell SecureWorks believes that information security is a business imperative that cannot be solved by technology alone. We help organizations simplify and solve security challenges to reduce business risk and prove measurable outcomes. Elite intelligence developed by our security experts creates a security continuum that ensures you see the threat, stop cyber-attacks, and recover faster from security breaches. To learn more, visit www.secureworks.com.

Tenneco - Pioneering global ideas for cleaner air, and smoother, quieter and safer transportation. Tenneco is an $8.4 billion global manufacturing company with 29,000 employees worldwide focused on meeting our commitments to shareholder value, customers’ success, employee engagement, and sustainability. With global headquarters in Lake Forest, Illinois, Tenneco is a leading designer and manufacturer of Clean Air and Ride Performance products and technologies, serving automotive, commercial truck, off-highway equipment, and aftermarket customers worldwide. Among Tenneco’s well-known brands are Monroe®, Walker®, and Clevite®Elastomers.

Korn Ferry is the preeminent authority on leadership and talent. For nearly half a century, clients have trusted us to recruit world-class leaders. Today, we are their partner in designing organizational strategy and developing their people to achieve unimaginable success. Through our 80 offices and 3,400 employees, we provide solutions ranging from executive recruitment and leadership development programs, to enterprise learning, succession planning, and recruitment process outsourcing. Organizations around the world trust Korn Ferry to manage their talent – a responsibility we meet every day with passion, expertise, integrity and results. Visit us at kornferry.com

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Corporate Partners

TIAA-CREF (www.tiaa-cref.org) is a national financial services organization with $869 billion in assets under management (as of 06/30/2015) and is the leading provider of retirement services in the academic, research, medical and cultural fields.

Snap-on Incorporated is a leading global innovator, manufacturer and marketer of tools, equipment, diagnostics, repair information and systems solutions for professional users. Products and services include hand and power tools, tool storage, diagnostics software, information and management systems, shop equipment and other solutions for vehicle dealerships and repair centers, as well as customers in critical industries, including government, aviation, natural resources and power generation. Products and services are sold through the company’s franchisee, company-direct, distributor and Internet channels. Founded in 1920, Snap-on is a $3.1 billion, S&P 500 company headquartered in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Renaissance Learning™ is a leading provider of cloud-based K12 assessment and learning analytics that support teachers in more than one-third of U.S. schools and in many other countries around the world. Our more than 1,000 employees design and support solutions that give teachers actionable insights to help maximize student growth per year of instruction. Our tools for personalized student practice in reading and math have been shown to greatly increase the likelihood of college and career readiness for students. In 2014, Google Capital invested $40 million in the company and remains a minority shareholder alongside the private equity firm Hellman and Friedman.

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Thank You to All of Our Partners

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Agenda

Wednesday, October 21, 2015_________________________________________11:30 am Registration Opens Peacock Alley

12:00 pm Luncheon: Willard Room Competency-Based Education:

Bringing Higher Education into the 21st Century How can competency-based education transform how Americans prepare for and obtain jobs in the 21st century?

1:30 pm Networking Break

1:45 pm 2% GDP Growth: The New Normal? Willard Room How can business and government internalize

new trends in consumer spending and labor force participation to sustain a strong U.S. economy?

2:45 pm Why Women Matter in the Boardroom Willard Room Today, women represent half the labor force but

occupy under a fifth of Fortune 1000 board seats. What must change for companies to better harness this under-utilized pool of talent?

3:45 pm Healthy Capitalism: Conquering Willard Room Cronyism and Advancing Sustainable

Growth What steps can be taken by both business and policymakers to restore public trust in capitalism?

4:45 pm Politics! An Early Look at the Willard Room 2016 Elections

How is the presidential and congressional landscape shaping up for the 2016 election cycle?

6:00 pm Cocktail Reception Crystal Room

7:00 pm Leadership in the Nation’s Interest Willard Room Award Dinner

Introducer: Nicholas T. Pinchuk, Chairman and CEO, Snap-on Incorporated Awardee: Gregg Sherrill, Chairman and CEO, Tenneco Inc.

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Agenda

Wednesday, October 21, 2015_________________________________________11:30 am Registration Opens Peacock Alley

12:00 pm Luncheon: Willard Room Competency-Based Education:

Bringing Higher Education into the 21st Century How can competency-based education transform how Americans prepare for and obtain jobs in the 21st century?

1:30 pm Networking Break

1:45 pm 2% GDP Growth: The New Normal? Willard Room How can business and government internalize

new trends in consumer spending and labor force participation to sustain a strong U.S. economy?

2:45 pm Why Women Matter in the Boardroom Willard Room Today, women represent half the labor force but

occupy under a fifth of Fortune 1000 board seats. What must change for companies to better harness this under-utilized pool of talent?

3:45 pm Healthy Capitalism: Conquering Willard Room Cronyism and Advancing Sustainable

Growth What steps can be taken by both business and policymakers to restore public trust in capitalism?

4:45 pm Politics! An Early Look at the Willard Room 2016 Elections

How is the presidential and congressional landscape shaping up for the 2016 election cycle?

6:00 pm Cocktail Reception Crystal Room

7:00 pm Leadership in the Nation’s Interest Willard Room Award Dinner

Introducer: Nicholas T. Pinchuk, Chairman and CEO, Snap-on Incorporated Awardee: Gregg Sherrill, Chairman and CEO, Tenneco Inc.

Thursday, October 22, 2015_________________________________________ Cybersecurity Best Practices: Risk, Response, Resources & Recovery

8:00 am Breakfast: Welcome and Willard Room Introductions

8:15 am Incident Response and Crisis Willard Room Management Planning:

Best Practices & Lessons Learned from a Large Scale Attack Experts share best practices from their incident response and crisis management implementation following cyber attacks.

9:30 am Cyber Risk: How Can Companies Willard Room Incorporate Cyber Risk and

Cybersecurity Considerations into Existing Risk Management and Governance Structures? New research from The Conference Board provides case studies and applicable strategies to prepare for cyber threats, including recommendations for corporate governance.

10:45 am Networking Break

11:00 am National Security and Willard Room Cybersecurity

What steps are government intelligence agencies taking to protect the nation from cyber attacks?

12:15 pm Luncheon: Crystal Room Threat Intelligence and

Information Sharing New methods of collaboration and information that government, companies, and academia are utilizing to address cybersecurity issues.

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Thank You to CED’s 2015 Supporters

3MAbbott Linda Addison Norton Rose Fulbright Aetna, Inc.Alliance for Early SuccessAmerican Securities LLCMichael G. Archbold GNC Holdings, Inc.Tom Armstrong Duer Carolina Coil, Inc.Ian Arnof Arnof Family FoundationPaul Atkins Patomak Global Partners AT&T Corporation Avaya Inc.Bank of AmericaBernard C. Bailey Authentix George S. Barrett Cardinal HealthAnthony Barrueta Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, IncBruce Batkin Terra Capital PartnersLydia Beebe Chevron (Ret.)Belk, Inc. Peter A. Benoliel Quaker Chemical CorporationDavid L. Bere Nonni’s Foods, LLCNomi Bergman Bright House NetworksBest Buy Co. Inc. Andrea Bierce Gupton Marrs Shideh Bina InsigniamBloombergThe Boeing CompanyThe Boston Celtics Angela Braly The Braly Group, LLCSean R.H. Bratches ESPNWilliam A. Brewer III Bickel & Brewer

Beth Brooke-Marciniak EYThe Brookings InstitutionNeri Bukspan EYDave Burwick Peet’s Coffee & TeaMichael M. Byram University of Colorado Foundation (Ret.)Carl T. Camden Kelly Services, Inc.Carnegie Corporation of New York Campbell Soup Company Carlson Teresa Carlson Amazon Web Services Carolina HealthCare System John Castellani PhRMAMichael Chesser Great Plains Energy, Inc. (Ret.)Chubb Group of Insurance Companies David Chun Equilar, Inc.Douglas R. Conant Conant LeadershipAlan M. Dachs Fremont Group Kenneth W. Dam University of Chicago Law SchoolJulie Hembrock Daum Spencer StuartDebevoise & Plimpton LLPDemocracy Fund Michelle Dennedy Intel SecurityDIRECTV William H. Donaldson Donaldson EnterprisesRobert H. Dugger Hanover Provident Capital LLCWade Dyke Kaplan UniversityEdgerley Family FoundationJanice Ellig Chadick Ellig

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Thank You to CED’s 2015 Supporters

Evolving Strategies Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. TIAA-CREFRobin A. Ferracone Farient Advisors Debra Fine I Have A Dream Foundation-Los Angeles Itzhak Fisher Pereg VenturesHoward Fluhr The Segal GroupMargaret “Peggy” Foran Prudential FinancialFord Foundation Henrietta H. Fore Holsman InternationalBarbara Hackman Franklin Barbara Franklin EnterprisesSusan Fuhrman Teachers College, Columbia University Daniel Fulton Weyerhaeuser (Ret.)Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationE. Gordon Gee West Virginia UniversityGeneral Electric Company Raymond V. Gilmartin Merck & Co., Inc. (Ret.)Alfred G. Goldstein AG Associates Timothy Goodell Hess CorporationGoodwin Procter LLPBill Goodwyn Discovery EducationHBO Kathy Hopinkah Hannan KPMG LLPHollis Hart Citi Heidrick & StrugglesBen W. Heineman, Jr. Harvard UniversityAlan Hilliker Egon ZehnderJack Hockema Kaiser Aluminum Corporation

The Home Depot, Inc. HoneywellLisa Hook Neustar Lloyd W. Howell, Jr. Booz Allen HamiltonR. Glenn Hubbard Columbia UniversityHutchins Family Foundation Independent Women’s Forum Ingredion Incorporated Jeremy M. Jacobs, Jr. Delaware North Companies, Inc.Louis Jacobs Delaware North Companies, Inc.Larry Jensen Cushman & Wakefield/ Commercial AdvisorsJeffrey Joerres ManpowerGroupPramod John OrationD. Bryan Jordan First Horizon National Corp.Andrea Jung Grameen America, Inc.Pres Kabacoff HRI PropertiesLaura Karet Giant Eagle, Inc. Joseph E. Kasputys Economic Ventures LLCThe Chris and Susan Kearney FoundationBrian Kelley Keurig Green MountainTheo Killion Herbert Mines AssociatesHenry A. KissingerRonald Klein Holland & Knight Harry M. Jansen Kraemer Jr.Richard J. Kramer The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company

Robert J. Kueppers Thomas Lamb PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

As of September 30, 2015

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Thank You to CED’s 2015 Supporters

David Langstaff Argotyche, Inc.Greg Lau RSR PartnersJames A. Lawrence Great North StarThe LEGO GroupDawn Lepore drugstore.com, Inc. (Ret.) David Lockton Lockton CompaniesStephen J. Luczo Seagate Technology Lumina Foundation MacArthur Foundation Tom Maddison Xerox Corporation (Ret.)Bruce K. MacLaury The Brookings Institution (Ret.)Deborah Majoras The Procter & Gamble CompanyT. Allan McArtor Airbus Americas, Inc.Daniel McCarthy Frontier CommunicationsMartha McGarry Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLPMcGraw Hill Financial Thomas McInerney Genworth Financial McKinsey & Company, Inc. Linda E. McMahon WWEMeijer, Inc. Robert W. Mendenhall Western Governors UniversityLenny Mendonca Steve Messinger ECG Management Consultants MetLifeKen Moelis Moelis & CompanyMoglia Family Foundation Paul M. Montrone Liberty Lane PartnersNicholas G. Moore Bechtel Group, Inc. (Ret.)Pablo Muñoz Avon Products, Inc.

Brian A. Murdock Strategic Investment GroupJoel N. Myers AccuWeatherNASCARNASDAQ Jennifer Nason J.P. Morgan

Chase & Co.National Association of Manufacturers Thomas C. Nelson National Gypsum CompanyNewYork-Presbyterian HospitalTakeshi Niinami Suntory Holdings Limited Laurie Nordquist Wells Fargo & Co.Justus O’Brien Russell Reynolds Associates Ronald P. O’Hanley State Street Global AdvisorsHilda Ochoa-Brillembourg Strategic Investment Group John F. Olson Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPSteffen Palko XTO Energy, Inc.Jane Palmieri The Dow Chemical Company Carol Parry Corporate Social

Responsibility Associates Debra Perry Korn FerryGregg Petersmeyer Personal PathwaysDonald K. Peterson Avaya Inc. (Ret.)Peter G. Peterson Peter G. Peterson FoundationTodd E. Petzel Offit Capital Advisors LLCSally Phipps Colgate-Palmolive CompanyGlen F. Post, III CenturyLinkThomas J. Quinlan III RR Donnelley

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Matthew Randazzo National Math + Science InitiativeRenaissance Learning Catherine B. Reynolds Catherine B. Reynolds FoundationR. Timothy Rice Cone Health (Ret.)Michael Robinson Broadview NetworksRobinson Bradshaw & Hinson, P.A. Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc.Rockwell Automation Daniel Rose Rose Associates, Inc.Nathan Rosenberg InsigniamLandon H. Rowland Ever Glades Financial (Ret.)Patricia F. Russo Hewlett Packard EnterpriseEdward B. Rust, Jr. State Farm Insurance Companies Stephen W. Sanger General Mills, Inc. (Ret.)Mary Schapiro Promontory Financial

Group, LLC George Schindler CGIElliot S. Schreiber Schreiber Paris, LLC Larraine Segil The Little Farm CompanyJohn Sexton New York University Jane Sherburne Sherburne PLLCGregg Sherrill Tenneco Inc. Gary Shorb Methodist Healthcare CorporationShure IncorporatedFrederick W. Smith FedEx CorporationSnap-on Incorporated Jeffrey Sonnenfeld Yale University

Sony Corporation of America Robert J. Stanzione Arris Group Inc.Paula Stern The Stern GroupJane Stevenson Korn FerryStuart Family Foundation SunGard TD AmeritradeFrederick W. Telling Pfizer (Ret.)Davia B. Temin Temin & CompanyThornburg Foundation Toy Industry Association Tallman Trask III Duke University James S. Turley EY (Ret.)Myron “Mike” Ullman, III JCPenney Company, Inc.Daisy Vanderlinde GNC Holdings, Inc.Verizon Communications Edward F. Voboril Analogic CorporationRobert S. Walker Wexler|WalkerThe Walt Disney CompanyBen Walter HISCOX USA Weber Shandwick Jon Whitmore ACT (Ret.)Scott Wieler Signal Hill John Wilcox Sodali Ltd.Maggie Wilderotter Frontier CommunicationsDavid S. Williams Deloitte LLP Keith Williams Underwriters Laboratories Inc. Ronald A. Williams RW2 Enterprises LLC Jacob Worenklein USGRIDCO Yum! Brands

As of September 30, 2015

Thank You to CED’s 2015 Supporters

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