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Committee for Economic DevelopmentReasoned Solutions from Business in the Nation’s Interest2017 Year-in-Review
Welcome from the Committee for Economic DevelopmentIn 2017, the Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board (CED) developed andadvanced solutions to critical issues facing the nation.To commemorate CED’s 75th anniversary, Steve Odland, President and CEO, andJoseph J. Minarik, Senior Vice President and Director of Research, co-authoredSustaining Capitalism: Bipartisan Solutions to Restore Trust & Prosperity. Theauthors lay out a clear plan for how businesses and policy leaders can help generateprosperity today, while making capitalism sustainable for generations to come. Thebook covers issues that include health care, inequality, crony capitalism, regulation,education, globalization, fiscal health, tax reform, and campaign finance reform.Throughout the year on Capitol Hill, CED conducted meetings and briefings onissues such as immigration, higher education, and the impact of the food and beverage industry.In addition to these meetings, CED published reports detailing the prospects for corporate incometax reform, improving the Affordable Care Act (ACA), and regulating industries to benefit theeconomy. Moreover, we continued to comment on our country’s ability to be globally competitiveby issuing two policy briefs on trade and immigration.Education remained central to CED’s efforts. This year, CED developed a report highlighting anearly childhood workforce investment credit that rewards professional development for childcare providers and fosters quality early childhood education. On the K-12 front, our work includedthe Carnegie Project. The multi-year initiative engages business leaders with parents to sharefirsthand information about workplace demands for high school graduates, and to considerrecommendations that promote workforce readiness. In the higher education arena, we publisheda policy brief with 13 recommendations for reauthorizing the Higher Education Act (HEA); a timelystudy as Congress considers reauthorization of the HEA.To further 2016’s “Every Other One” initiative, CED launched “Advancing Women in CorporateLeadership” at the Fall Policy Conference to encourage corporations to increase the number ofwomen in corporate leadership. With the support of CED’s business champions and “AdvancingWomen in Corporate Leadership” committee, CED will provide practical steps for corporateleaders to boost female leadership. Business Champions will be highlighted over the next yearduring events, podcasts, and activities to drive the message of the initiative forward.CED continued its work on money in politics at the local, state, and national levels. We conducteda survey on New Mexico business leaders’ perceptions of the influence of money in politics tofind solutions for crony capitalism and government corruption. CED led conversations with theNew Mexico Association of Commerce and Industry and with the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerceto encourage local business leaders to further transparency and disclosure in campaign financeand politics. Following these discussions, CED published a report on the current landscape ofcampaign contributions.22017 Year-in-Review
In September, CED held its signature Distinguished Performance Awards Dinner in New YorkCity, which honored six business leaders who have commendably led their companies andcommunities. Those recipients include: Mark Bertolini, Chairman and CEO of Aetna; DeannaM. Mulligan, President and CEO of Guardian; Ronald P. O’Hanley, President and CEO of StateStreet Global Advisors and Vice Chairman of State Street Corporation; Sandra Peterson, GroupWorldwide Chairman of Johnson & Johnson; Mike Petters, President and CEO of HuntingtonIngalls Industries; and Arne Sorenson, President and CEO of Marriott International.Leaders from business, academia, and government convened at our Spring and Fall PolicyConferences to deliberate issues at the forefront of the nation’s economic and educationalpriorities. A combined audience of over 600 participants heard key insights on topics thatincluded tax reform, health care, early and higher education, immigration, infrastructure,cybersecurity, politics and policy, women in the economy, corporate governance, campaigncontributions, and more. As part of these events, CED honored Barbara M. Barrett, Chairman ofthe Aerospace Corporation; and, Laura Karet, President and CEO of Giant Eagle, Inc., with theLeadership in the Nation’s Interest Award.Continuing to serve as the nation’s reasoned, non-partisan business voice, CED providedcommentary on national television, penned timely op-eds, and featured the insights of ourMembers through videos and podcasts.Looking ahead, CED and The Conference Board will celebrate their respective 75th and 100thanniversaries on March 27, 2018, following our Spring Policy Conference in Washington, D.C. CED willalso begin authoring a second book, which will provide recommendations on how the U.S. governmentcan regulate various industries without hindering potential economic success.We thank our Members and supporters for their involvement and look forward to workingtogether in 2018.32017 Year-in-Review
Fiscal HealthCED began the year by publishing Sustaining Capitalism.The CED authors, Steve Odland, President and CEO, andJoseph J. Minarik, Senior Vice President and Director ofResearch, lay out a plan for how businesses and policyleaders can generate prosperity for all. The book covershighly debated issues such as health care, inequality, cronycapitalism, regulation, education, globalization, fiscal health,tax reform, and campaign finance.In addition to the book, CED published two reportsdetailing the prospects for corporate income tax reformand on improving the Affordable Care Act (ACA). CorporateIncome Tax Reform in 2017 lays out five recommendationsfor effective corporate income tax reform, while Adjustingthe Prescription details the challenges facing the ACAand provides a set of market-based recommendations forimprovement. Following the reports on tax reform and healthcare, CED released a policy statement on how policymakerscan better regulate industry to benefit the economy.Corporate IncomeTax Reform in 2017?lays out five policyrecommendationsfor tax reform thatwill bring businessback to the UnitedStates, keep theU.S. economyglobally competitive,and not add to theU.S. public debt.Regulation and theEconomy details aprinciples-basedregulatory strategythat supportsbusiness activityto maximize netbenefits to societyas a whole.4REPORTSAdjusting thePrescription detailsthe challengesfacing theAffordable CareAct and offers a setof market-basedrecommendationsto improve it.Fixing America’sRoads & Bridgesdetails howmaintainingAmerica’s roads andbridges contributesto a robusteconomy andfavorably impactsthe quality of life ofall Americans.EconomicContribution of theFood and BeverageIndustry examinesthe role of theindustry withinthe food systemand in regionaleconomies, how theindustry contributesto growth andinnovation, howit responds todynamic consumerdemand, and therole of public policyin shaping themarket environmentfor the food andbeverage industry.2017 Year-in-Review
Fiscal Health continuedIn conjunction with Laurian Unnevehr of the Department ofAgricultural and Consumer Economics at the University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, CED authored The EconomicContribution of the Food and Beverage Industry, whichexamines how the industry contributes to growth andinnovation of the U.S. economy. CED presented the findingsat a forum comprised of industry leaders at the NationalPress Club.CED continued to address fiscal health issues by hostingsessions on infrastructure, health care, and tax reformat the Spring Policy Conference. To further disseminaterecommendations on infrastructure, CED developed a policybrief with solutions to challenges facing America’s surfacetransportation system.Last year, CED began implementation of the PaystubEducation Project to raise awareness about fiscalresponsibility. CED completed the project by launching acomprehensive website where employees can see andunderstand how line items on their paystubs correspondto government spending and tax programs. By doing so,individuals will become more engaged stakeholders in thefiscal activities of the federal government.MEDIAC-SPAN: A Debate on Tax ReformFortune: Capitalism at the CrossroadsThe Hill: How Congress Can Curb theProliferating DebtBloomberg: Sustaining CapitalismCNBC: Fixing America’s InfrastructurePODCASTSHow Can We Solve the NationalDebt?Lowering Health Care’s Price TagStriking the Right Balance withRegulationWebcast—Understanding theChallenges and OpportunitiesAround Tax ReformFrom left to right: John Harwood,Chief Washington Correspondent,CNBC; Michelle Cottle, ContributingEditor, The Atlantic; and RobertWalker, Executive Chairman,Wexler Walker, discuss politics andpolicy at the Fall Policy Conference.From left to right: David Wessel,Senior Fellow of Economic Studies,The Brookings Institution; PeterGoettler, President and CEO, CatoInstitute; Sabrina Schaeffer, ExecutiveDirector, Independent Women’sForum; Ruth Marcus, Columnist,The Washington Post; and, WilliamHoagland, Senior Fellow, BipartisanPolicy Center, discuss the newAdministration’s first 100 days at theSpring Policy Conference.52017 Year-in-Review
EducationFrom pre-k to postsecondary education, CED achievedimpact in advancing policies that raise the success andperformance of students, employees, and companies.At the Fall Policy Conference, as part of a discussionon Reimagining Higher Education for the 21st Century,moderated by CED Member Scott Pulsipher of WesternGovernors University and including CED Member E.Gordon Gee of West Virginia University, CED released apolicy brief with 13 recommendations for reauthorizing thefederal Higher Education Act (HEA). The recommendationsaim to help the U.S. educate more Americans to higherlevels of skills and knowledge at lower cost per person.Representative Virginia Foxx, Chair of the House Educationand Workforce Committee, keynoted at the Conference.Just over two weeks later, the House Committee introducedits HEA reauthorization bill, which incorporated five ofCED’s recommendations. After a Hill visit by Monica Herk,Vice President of Education Research at CED, the HouseCommittee passed an amendment to the bill for theGovernment Accountability Office (GAO) to study anotherone of CED’s proposals.The economy continues to emphasize higher education,training, and skills development. In 2016, CED was aleader in overseeing the development of the CredentialTransparency Initiative. The initiative produced the firstphase of a national database of certification and othertraining programs as a resource for employers and thoseseeking employment. This year, Credential Engine, inconjunction with CED and others, launched the CredentialRegistry to increase transparency and share informationabout credentialing institutions and the credentials system(including degrees, certificates, certifications, licenses,apprenticeships, badges, micro-credentials, and more).Recognizing the need for children to have a strong startin education, CED developed a report highlighting anearly childhood workforce investment credit based onLouisiana’s state model. The credit rewards professionaldevelopment for child care providers and can foster thequality early childhood education workforce necessaryto promote children’s learning and school readiness. Thereport was distributed at CED’s Fall Policy Conferenceduring a discussion on high-quality early learning, whereCED Member Jeffrey Dunn of Sesame Workshop discussedthe “Sesame in Communities” program. He was joined byCED Research Advisory Board Member, Deborah Phillips,Professor of Psychology and Vice Dean of Faculty atGeorgetown College, and CED Member and Education CoChair, Larry Jensen of Cushman & Wakefield/CommercialAdvisors. Jensen introduced CED’s new action steps thatbusiness leaders can take to mobilize support in theircommunities for high-quality early learning.6MEDIAThe Hill: Congress Should Make Higher EducationAffordable for All AgesFortune: A Blueprint for Making CapitalismSustainableThe Hill: How Smart Tax Reform Can Boost EarlyEducationEducation Dive: 3 Things for Congress toConsider in HEA ReauthorizationPODCASTSStrengthening the HigherEducation ActBringing Education to theUnderservedA Better Path for HigherEducationREPORTSPathways to HighQuality Child Careexamines how achild care workforceinvestment credit canincrease child careproviders’ earnings andboost the quality ofearly education.How to ReinvigorateHigher Education forthe 21 st Centuryoffers 13recommendations forHEA reauthorizationthat will fostergreater innovation,affordability, andaccountability in highereducation.2017 Year-in-Review
Education continuedAdditionally, CED partnered with the Early Learning PolicyGroup to conduct a feasibility study to expand access toearly childhood education for children ages birth to five inMecklenburg County, North Carolina. The report includesfinancial recommendations to support both high-qualitychild care and voluntary, universal public pre-k for 4-yearolds. The study stemmed from the work of a business-ledinitiative, which includes participation from Charlotte-basedCED Member Tom Nelson, Chairman, President, and CEO ofNational Gypsum.On the K-12 front, CED continued to support implementationof college- and career-ready standards through a multipronged outreach campaign. CED was awarded a grantfrom the Carnegie Corporation of New York to conducta focus group series across the country that engagesbusiness leaders with parents. The education project is anopportunity to share firsthand information about workplacedemands for high school graduates, and to considerrecommendations that promote readiness for all students tosucceed in the 21st century economy. CED will consolidatefindings from the sessions into a report to be released inMarch 2018 about how to increase the effectiveness ofbusiness engagement in K-12 education, as well as builddemand from parents for the information and supportneeded to ensure future student success.Global CompetitivenessImmigration and trade continued to be highly debated policyissues following the 2016 presidential election. To providepolicymakers with recommendations on how to engage inglobal trade while aiding U.S. workers adversely impactedby trade, CED released Trade Under Attack. The policy briefdetails trade’s immense contribution to the U.S. economyand warns that America risks forfeiting its leadershipposition if it retreats too far from global trade.On the immigration front, CED published a report thatdetails how we can implement immigration policy thatboosts the U.S. economy without hurting native-bornworkers. Immigration Policy That Works recommends a twopronged coordinated strategy of (1) (re)training Americansfor occupations experiencing shortages; and (2) shifting thepriority of our immigration system toward filling the skillsgaps of Americans.To further the conversation on immigration, CED hosteda session on immigration reform at the Spring PolicyConference. The discussion featured insights from MichaelFix of the Migration Policy Institute, Allen Morrison of theThunderbird School of Global Management, and DilawarSyed of Freshdesk, with The Conference Board’s Diane Limas the moderator.7MEDIACNBC: Avoiding a Trade War with ChinaC-SPAN: CED Conference-Immigration:Beyond The WallThe Hill: Turbocharge the Tech Industry withImmigration ReformCNBC: Saving Yesterday’s Jobs Won’t HelpAmerica Win TomorrowPODCASTSThe Economic Argument forImmigration ReformDoes Free Trade Help or HurtAmericans?REPORTSTrade Under Attackdetails trade’simmense contributionto the U.S. economyand how policymakerscan help U.S. workersadversely impacted bytrade.Immigration Policy ThatWorks examines theeconomic benefits ofexpanding immigrationopportunities forforeign-born workersin occupations wherethe U.S. currently facesworker shortages.2017 Year-in-Review
Women in LeadershipCED continued its work on women’s economic empowermentby launching the “Advancing Women in CorporateLeadership” initiative at CED’s Fall Policy Conference. Theeffort was developed to complement the previously launched“Every Other One” initiative to encourage corporations toincrease the number of women on boards. Together withour business champions’ support of and involvement in“Advancing Women in Corporate Leadership,” CED willencourage corporations to increase the number of women incorporate leadership positions.To amplify its recommendations, the Initiative’s committeeco-chairs, Debra Perry and Jane Stevenson, hosted adiscussion at the Fall Policy Conference with CED Membersto discuss how CED can effectively encourage corporationsto increase the number of women in leadership roles.MEDIAFinancial Times’ Agenda: Time for U.S. to Lead inPlacing Women in the BoardroomWomen’s Forum: Breakfast of CorporateChampionsC-Suite: A Plan for Attaining Long-Term ValueWharton Business Radio on Sirius XM: The Casefor Diverse BoardsWebcast: Advancing Women’s LeadershipFollowing the conversation, CED held a session on womenin the economy where Debra Perry, board member at KornFerry, provided opening remarks highlighting the initiative.Following her remarks, Evelyn Orr and Dr. Stuart Crandell ofthe Korn Ferry Institute presented research on the qualitiesand experiences of current and former female CEOs. JaneStevenson of Korn Ferry then moderated a discussion withAlicia Boler Davis of General Motors, Roz Brooks of PwC,and Evelyn Orr.Policy ConferencesCED hosted successful policy conferences in April andNovember that brought together a combined 600 attendees.The Leadership in the Nation’s Interest Award was presentedto Barbara M. Barrett, Chairman of The Aerospace Corporation,and Laura Karet, President and CEO of Giant Eagle, Inc.Barbara M. Barrett receives the Leadership inthe Nation’s Interest Award at the Spring PolicyConference.Topics Tax Reform Health Care Reform Infrastructure Immigration Cybersecurity Politics in the NewAdministration Early and Higher Education Women in the Economy Corporate Governance The Role of CorporateDirectorsLaura Karet accepts theLeadership in the Nation’sInterest Award at the FallPolicy Conference.From left to right: Jane Stevenson, Vice Chairman,Board & CEO Services, Korn Ferry; AliciaBoler Davis, Executive Vice President, GlobalManufacturing & Labor Operations, General Motors;Roz Brooks, Managing Director, PwC; and EvelynOrr, Vice President and COO, Korn Ferry Institute,discuss women in the economy at the Fall PolicyConference. Campaign Contributions82017 Year-in-Review
Money in PoliticsGeared toward government at the state and federallevels, CED continued its commitment to making thenation’s campaign finance systems work better for all. CEDconducted a survey on New Mexico business leaders’perceptions of the influence of money in politics, campaignfinance reform, and transparency. The results reflect thatthe vast majority of business leaders continue to believethat the ethical behavior of state elected officials is either asomewhat or very serious issue.At CED’s Spring Policy Conference, Robert J. Kueppers,formerly of Deloitte, Wesley Bizzell of Altria, Bruce Freedof the Center for Political Accountability, and Robert J.Jackson, Jr. of Columbia Law School discussed ongoingtrends in corporate political spending and what thelandscape will look like as we approach the mid-termelections and 2020 elections.Following the Conference, CED published The Landscapeof Campaign Contributions, which analyzes the financialactivity in the 2014 and 2016 elections. CED examines theindependent expenditures and contributions to the topSuper PACs during these elections to assess the behaviorof corporations, business groups, labor unions, and otherorganizations in the post-Citizens United regulatoryenvironment.MEDIAU.S. News & World Report: Is Business BuyingElections?Albuquerque Business First: What BusinessLeaders Think About New Mexico’s FutureAlbuquerque Journal: Transparency Neededfor a Business-Friendly New MexicoPODCASTHow Has Citizens UnitedAffected Campaign Finance?REPORTSAt the local level, CED led conversations with the NewMexico Association of Commerce and Industry andwith the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce. During thediscussions, CED encouraged local business leaders tofurther transparency and disclosure in campaign finance andpolitics with the help of Money in Politics co-chairs RobertJ. Kueppers, Jane Sherburne, Anthony J. Corrado, Jr., andNathan Rosenberg.The New Mexico Business Leaders Surveyassesses New Mexico business leaders’perceptions of the influence of money in politics,campaign finance reform and transparency, theeffects of crony capitalism, and proposals underconsideration to change transparency laws and thecampaign finance system.The Landscape of CampaignContributions reveals thatcorporations have not participatedin campaign finance activities tothe extent that many anticipated inthe wake of Citizens United.92017 Year-in-Review
DistinguishedPerformanceAwards DinnerEach year, CED honors businessleaders for their contributions beyondthe boardroom, including publicpolicy, education, diversity, corporatecitizenship, statesmanship, andgovernance. In 2017, the followingbusiness leaders were recognized atthe Pierre Hotel in New York City beforean audience of nearly 500 corporate,academic, and civic leaders.MarkBertoliniDeanna M.MulliganChairman andCEOAetnaPresident andCEOGuardianPeter G.PetersonBusinessStatesmanshipAwardExcellence inPublic PolicyAwardAwardpresented by:Roger CrandallChairman,President, andCEOMassMutualAwardpresented by:Martha E.McGarryPartnerSkadden, Arps,Slate, Meagher& Flom LLPAs part of a longstanding partnership with NASDAQ, CED Members and honorees areinvited to ring the Closing Bell before the Awards Dinner program.Ronald P.O’HanleyPresident andCEOState StreetGlobal AdvisorsVice ChairmanState StreetCorporationCED LeadershipAwardAwardpresented by:James P.GormanChairman andCEOMorgan StanleySandraPetersonGroupWorldwideChairmanJohnson &JohnsonCorporateCitizenshipAwardAwardpresented by:Bob CarriganChairman andChief ExecutiveOfficerDun &BradstreetMike PettersPresident andCEOHuntingtonIngalls IndustriesOwen B. ButlerEducationExcellenceAwardAwardpresented by:Victoria D.HarkerExecutive VicePresident andChief FinancialOfficerTEGNA, Inc.ArneSorensonPresident & CEOMarriottInternationalLeadershipin DiversityAwardAwardpresented by:Debra L. LeeChairman & CEOBET Networks,a ViacomCompanyCED’s 2017 Distinguished Performance Awards Dinner honorees and presenters.102017 Year-in-Review
October 16: CED's annual meetingaddresses the economic recovery.September: CED is founded.1942CED releases a statementdetailing policies that encourageindependence and prosperity inthe underdeveloped nationsof the free world,Economic Development Assistance.1945–1946194719481957The Marshall PlanCED’s work contributes to theBretton Woods Agreement,establishing the World Bank andInternational Monetary Fund.CED releases a policy statementthat becomes The Marshall Plan,An American Program ofEuropean Economic Cooperation.April 3, 1948: President Trumansigns The Marshall Plan.“Because of your concern for the public interest, it seems to methat perhaps more attention is paid to the deliberations of the CEDthan almost any other organization dealing with national problems.This is an enviable reputation, one which you continue to guard and,therefore, it has, it seems to me, been rewarded by the response whichthis organization receives from the public and from public officials.”President John F. Kennedy196819631960Money in PoliticsCED releases its first money in politicsreport, Financing a Better Election System.CED releases Strengthening the FederalBudget Process: A Requirement forEffective Fiscal Control.May 16-18: CED calls forgovernment reform.Social Responsibilities ofBusiness CorporationsFollowing CED’s 25th anniversary in 1967,Trustees commit to addressing socialproblems of communities, includingwelfare, unemployment, and educationfor the disadvantaged.1958Long-Term Economic GrowthEdward Denison conducts first study oflong-term economic growth and itscontributions and origins at CED,The Sources of Economic Growthin the United States.American School ReformCED releases Innovation in Education:New Directions for the American School.1971October 6: CED convenes Subcommitteeon Fiscal, Monetary, and Debt Management.197819821983“I applaud the timely focus of theCommittee for Economic Developmenton the issue of productivity as the key tothe economic future of the United States .Your members bring priceless knowledgeand experience from corporate andacademic life to our public policy forums.”President Ronald Reagan1985CED releases Investing in Our Children.Business-Education PartnershipsCED Chairman Brad Butler,Chairman, Procter & Gamble,leads the first series of Fortune’sbusiness-education summits.19881211
CED Trustees AddressEducation ReformCED Trustees Take onCampaign Finance ReformFormer President Jimmy Carter meets withCED Trustees Hugh Chapman, Chairman,Nations Bank, and Earl Graves, Publisher,Black Enterprise Magazine, to addressAtlanta’s education reform efforts.CED releases the policy statement,Investing in the People’s Business:A Business Proposal forCampaign Finance Reform.1991199919922002CED Chairman, Roy J. Bostock, Chairman,BCom3 Group, champions early education.Amicus BriefCED files Amicus Brief andU.S. Supreme Court upholds BipartisanCampaign Reform Act of 2002.President George H. W. BushCED releases a policy statement withrecommendations to improve the quality, cost,and coverage of health care in America, Quality,Affordable Health Care for All: Moving Beyondthe Employer-Based Health-Insurance System.CED Reignites CampaignFinance WorkCED releasesBuilding on Reform:A Business Proposalto StrengthenCampaign Finance.CED’s Annual Meeting AddressesU.S.-China RelationsChina’s Ambassador to theUnited Nations, Wang Guangya,discusses U.S.-China relations,trade, and monetary policies.2004200520072002Business Supports Early Education“From its inception in 1942 through therecent end of the Cold War, the CED andits trustees have made significant contributions toward the social and economicdevelopment of the United States andother nations around the globe.”CED Advocates Health Care Reform“I commend CED members for yourcommitment to public policy initiativesthat impact the quality of life for Americansand people around the globe.”President George W. Bush2004E-Commerce andLong-Term Growth PolicyCED’s Council on the Digital Economyreleases a report on intellectual property,Promoting Innovation andEconomic Growth.BusinessInvolvement inEarly EducationLed by former PNCChairman JamesRohr, CED issuesUnfinished Business,encouragingbusiness leaders toassume a moreactive role inadvocating for earlyeducation programs.2009CED launches theSustainable CapitalismProject to encouragebusiness leaders to takea more expansiverole in their societalresponsibilitiesand embracebusiness statesmanship.2013CED releases Adjusting the Prescription,a market-based plan to transform healthcare; The Role of Business in PromotingEducational Attainment,detailing howcompanies advance the higher educationof employees; and Crony Capitalism:Unhealthy Relations Between Businessand Government, a report on the rise ofcronyism and solutions to combatthe problem.CED joins with The Conference Board.2014As part of CED’s College- and Career-ReadyProject, a taskforce of business leaders isassembled to support the implementation ofhigh-quality K-12 standards.CED launches the Every Other One initiativeto increase female representation onU.S. corporate boards.122015To commemorate its75th anniversary, CEDpublishes SustainingCapitalism: BipartisanSolutions to RestoreTrust & ProsperityCED releases research tocombat escalating nationalchallenges, includingproliferating entitlements(Modernizing Medicare)and stark inequality(Tackling Economic Inequality,Boosting Opportunity).CED makes policy podcastsa staple of its outreachto concerned citizensnationwide.20162017Amid a newCED launches theAdministration and“Advancing WomenCongress, CEDin Corporateproduced relevant andLeadership” initiativetimely research on taxto encouragereform, education, healthcorporations tocare, regulation,increase femaleimmigration, trade, andrepresentation ininfrastructurecorporate leadership.investments.
Thank You to Our 2016–2017 Supporters*3MBelk, Inc.Carolinas HealthCare SystemAbbottPeter A. BenolielQuaker Chemical Corporation(Ret.)Diego CasanelloArysta LifeScienceAccentureAccuWeatherLawrence D. AckmanAdvantia HealthThe AerospaceCorporationAetnaAirbusAlliance for Early SuccessAlston & BirdAmerica’s Health InsurancePlansAmerican Council of LifeInsurersAmerican Electric PowerCompanyAmerican ExpressAmerican Securities LLCAmerisourceBergenAmneal PharmaceuticalsAPCO WorldwideMichael G. ArchboldGNC Holdings, Inc. (Ret.)Argotyche, Inc.Arizona State UniversityTom ArmstrongDuer Carolina Coil, Inc.Ian ArnofArnof Family FoundationSandy BergBerg Family of CompaniesNomi BergmanAdvance NewhouseCommunicationsBest Buy Co., Inc.BET Networks (a ViacomCompany)BGD Holdings, LLCBGR GroupAndrea BierceGupton Marrs International,Inc. (Ret.)CatalystCatapult MarketingThe Cedars FoundationMichael ChesserGreat Plains Energy, Inc. (Ret.)Steven A. DenningDEPOMEDJoe DiDomizioHudson GroupDietz & WatsonDIRECTVDiversityIncDominion EnergyEmanuel ChiricoPVH Corp.William H. DonaldsonDonaldson EnterprisesChobaniDreamWorks AnimationThe Chris and Susan KearneyFoundationRobert H. DuggerHanover Provident Capital LLCChubbDuke Energy CorporationDavid ChunEquilar, Inc.Dun & BradstreetCitigroupJeffrey D. DunnSesame WorkshopClayton, Dubilier & RiceEarly Learning Policy GroupThe Boeing CompanyJohn Clendening
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