Palm Springs Secret Koch Meeting Invitation

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K O C H I N D U S T R I E S IN C

CHARLES G. KOCHCHAIRMAN ANDCHI EF EXECUTI VE OFFI CER September 24, 2010

"If not us, who? If not now, when?"T hat question was pos ed by a member of ou r network of business and philanthropic leaders,who are dedicated to defending our free society. We cannot rely on politicians to do so, so it is upto u s to combat what is now the greatest assault on American freedom and prosperity in ourlifetimes.Twice a year our network meets to review strategies for combating the multitude of publicpolicies that threaten to des troy America as we know it. T hese meetings have been critical inimproving and expanding our efforts.O ur next meeting will be held January 30-31, 2011, at the R ancho Las Palmas Resort inR ancho Mirage, California. You would be a valuable addition to our gathering, and we hope youcan join us .In Palm S prings, we will ass emble an exceptional group of leaders.along with a strong line-upof speakers. T ogether, we will develop strategies to cou nter the most severe threats facing our freesociety and ou tline a vision of bow we can foster a renewal of Americanfreeenterprise and prosperity.At ou r most recent meeting in As pen, our group heard plans to activate citizens against thethreat of government over-spending and to change the balance of power in Congress this N ovember.In response, participants committed to an unprecedented level of support. T he important workbeing done with these initiatives continu es. H owever, even if these efforts su cceed, other seriousthreats demand action.E veryone benefits from the prosperity that emerges from free s ocieties. Bu t that prosperityis under attack by the current Administration and many of our elected officials. T heir policiesthreaten to erode our economic freedom and transfer vast sums of power to the state. We must stop- and reverse - this internal assault on our founding principles.

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F ighting back with incremental changes will only lead to a slower rate of decline. We mustdedicate ou rselves to making major advances in the direction of economic freedom. O ur goal for thesemeetings must be to advance ideas that strengthen that freedom, beat back the u nrelenting attacksand hold elected leaders accountable.

T o give you a better idea of the nature of this event, I have enclosed the program from ourAs pen m eeting. While w e will have great speakers and a beautiful setting, our u ltimate goal is not"fun in the su n." T his is a gathering of doers who are willing to engage in the hard work necessaryto advance our s hared principles. S u ccess in this endeavor will require all the help we can mu ster.

You r active participation w ou ld increase ou r probability of su ccess du ring this pivotal timein ou r nation's history. We hope to see you in Palm S prings, January 30-31.Sincerely,


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GOALS & MISSIONSAt our seminars, we work to understand and address the threats to American freeenterprise and pros perity. T hes e meetings provide an opportunity to discus sthese threats and the appro priate strategies to cou nter them. T o that end, wefocus on four main objectives:

Attracting principled leaders and inves tors w ho will effectively-defend our free societySharing best practices and opportunities to defend our freeenterprise system from destructive public policiesFashioning the message and building the education channels toreestablish widespread belief in the benefits of the principles of afree and pros perou s societyBuilding principled, effective institutions that identify, educate andmobilize citizens in pursuit of a free and prosperous society

O u r seminars bring together bus iness and philanthropic leaders who posses s thevision and know ledge to develop innovative strategies to achieve resu lts. T hecombination of knowledgeable speakers and motivated participants produces adynamic environment that inspires creative approaches to advancing a free society.

COMHDENTIAUTY AND SECURITYIn order to understand issues and develop strategies more effectively, theproceed ings of this m eeting are confidential. T he meetings are closed to thepu blic, inclu ding media. Please be mindful of the security and confidentiality ofyou r meeting notes and materials , and do not pos t updates or information abou tthe meeting on blogs, social media such as Facebook and Twitter, or intraditional media articles. T hes e meetings are invitation-only and nametagsshould be worn for all meeting functions.


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Saturday, June 2612:00 - 6:00 pmS T . R E G I S L O B B Y

S e m i na r R e g i s t r a ti o nY ou may pick up your seminar materials, includingyour nametag and an updated copy of this booklet.F or security pu rposes , please remember to wear yournametag to all seminar functions.4:30 - 6:00 pm W e l c o m e R e c e p t i o n for L o c a l s and E a r l yM I L L S T R E E T C O U R T Y A R D Arrivals at the St. R e g i sEnjoy a cocktail and some conversation with yourfellow participants at this informal kick-off to ourtime together.6:15 - 8:30 pmVARIOUS LOCATIONS

S m a l l G r o u p D i n n e r sEnjoy the company of other participants at one ofthese small dinners centered on areas of focus for ourmeeting. Policy experts and seminar speakersrelevant to each dinner topic will make brief remarksto help facilitate a broader discuss ion. If you havenot indicated your interest in participating, pleasecontact u s . Groups will gather after the receptionand walk to the dinner locations. Topics include: N ov em ber 2 010: What' s at stake? What is therange of possible outcomes? Will this be awatershed election year? The B a n k r u p t i n g o f A m e r i ca : AreAmericanswaking up to the negative consequences ofgovernment growth and spending? What

messages cut throu gh the clutter? Will this issuebe of concern to voters this fall?


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S unday, June 2 /9:00 am - 4:00 pmC AP I T O L R O O M ,L O W E R L E V E L

11:15 am -12:45 p mA S P E N R O O MM A I N L E V E L

E ner gy and Clim ate: W hat drives theregulatory assault on energy? What are theeconomic and political consequences of this?H ow dis credited is the climate change argu ment?What effect does this have on the electorate,especially in key states? H igh er E du cat io n: A t a t im e w hen w e face so

many immediate threats, how do we also m aintainfocus on longer-term investments in highereducation? W hat leveraged opportu nities exist oncampuses now that make a real difference inadvancing liberty? I s s u e M icro- T arge ting: What gaps do we face inthoroughly u nders tanding the electorate? W hat hasbeen learned from research s o far? H ow can wetake advantage of this advanced technology?

S e m i n a r R e g i s t r a t i o n a n d H o s p i t a l i t y C e n t e rIf you did not pick up meeting materials on Saturday,you may pick up those m aterials today in the CapitolR oom on the lower level of the S t. R egis. You mightalso enjoy a snack or visit with your fellow participants.A n I n t r o d u c t i o n t o t h e s e M e e t i n g s f o r F i r s t - T i m ePart ic ipantsParticipants new to these meetings are invited to awelcome luncheon to learn about the strategicframework that has guided past success and thatguides future action.Richard Fink, Koch Industries

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1:00 -1:40 pmG R A N D B AL L R O O ML O W E R L E V E L

1:40 - 2:10 pmG R A N D B A L L R O O M

2:10 - 2:30 pmG R A N D B A L L R O O M

AGENDAT h e T h r e a t s t o A m e r i c an F r e e d o m a n dProsper i tyWe are u ndergoing the greatest internal assault onAmerican freedom and prosperity in our lifetimes.R ather than cede grou nd to more government, wemu st strengthen econom ic freedom. Bus iness leadershave an important role to play in promotingprosperity, countering the dangerous attacks on ourfounding principles, and reversing this trend.Charles Koch, Koch IndustriesW h a t ' s th e O u t l o o k fo r F u t u r e P r o s p e r it y ?Government spending continues to climb todangerously high levels, putting our economy at risk.This session will explore the precarious path that weare on, led by one of the analysts best known forpredicting the financial crisis.Peter Schiff, E u ro Pacific Capital

Q & A w ith Ch arles K och and Peter Schiff2:30 - 2:50 p m2:50 - 3:50 pmG R A N D B A L L R O O M

B r e a kU n d e r s t a n d i n g t h e P e r s i s t e n t T h r e a t s W e F a c eT he cu rrent administration s wept into office with apromise to "fundamentally transform America."F rom the nationalization of healthcare to the risingpower of unions, as well as a push for major newclimate and energy regulations, financial regulation,and even mo re g overnm ent s pending, there is no lackof significant threats for us to understand and address.Moderated by Steve Moore, The Wall Street journalPhil Kerpen, Americans for ProsperityRamesh P o n n u r u , National ReviewPeter Wallison, American Enterprise Institute

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A G E N D AA n I n t e g r a t e d S t ra te g y to A d d r e s s T h e s e T h r e a t sWhile the threats we face are significant, we haveseen progres s. Building on the lesso ns learned fromthe past and capitalizing on several uniqueopportu nities we face this year, we believe there is away to reverse this present course and build a moreprosperous future.R ichard Fink, Koch IndustriesF r e e T i m e

6:30 - 9:00 p m R ece pt i on and D i nner at t he S t . R egi sF O U N T A I N C O U R T Y A R D I s America o n t h e R o a d t o S e r fd o m ?

Glenn Beck9:00 -10:15 p mR E S T A U R A N T B A RM A I N L E V E L

C o c k t a il s a n d D e s s e r t R e c e p t i o n h o s t e d byD o n o r s T r u s tConclu de yo u r evening with a cocktail or dess ert atthe St. R egis' Res taurant Bar.Monday, June 28

7:30 - 8:30 amF O U N T A I N CO U R T Y A R D

Breakfas t Buffet and Present at i on

7:50 - 8:30 a mF O U N T A I N CO U R T Y A R D

W e ' r e S p e n d i n g T o o M u c hAmericans are increasingly concerned with thegrowth of government, bu t we also need a positivevision of w hat smaller government m eans , a visionthat goes beyond lower taxes and economic efficiency.Without that positive vision, the appeal of liberty islimited. T his pres entation provides a vision of howwe can regain the moral high grou nd and make a newcase for liberty and smaller government that appealsto all Americans, rich and poor.R us s R oberts , Mercatus Center7


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AGENDA8:30 - 8:45 a m B r e a k a n d T r a n s i t i o n to G r a n d B a l lr o o m8:45 - 9:30 amGRAND BALLROOM

U n d e r s t a n d i n g T h i s E l ec to r at eT his spring's primaries have produced many su rprisesand u ps ets. W hat is causing this electorate to votethe way they are? What does this mean for theN ove mb er elections? T his session will offer insightinto the mood of this year's electorate.

9:30-10:30 a mGRAND BALLROOM

Michael Barone, The Almanac ofAmerican PoliticsF r a m i n g th e D e b a t e o n S p e n d in gPolls show that the American public is deeplyconcerned about government growth and spending -and they are mak ing their frus trations known. In thisses sion, we will better u nderstand if this is a fleetingcircumstance or one that holds opportunities foradvocates of free enterprise into the future.N ancy Pfot enhauerJeff Crank, Americans for Prosperity - ColoradoV eronique de Ru gy, Mercatus CenterGretchen H a m e l , Public Notice

10:30 -10:50 a m B r e a k10:50 am-11:50 p mGRAND BALLROOM

M o b i l i z in g C i t iz e n s fo r N o v e m b e rIs there a chance this fall to elect leaders w ho aremore strongly committed to liberty and prosperity?This session will further assess the landscape andoffer a strategic plan to educate voters on theimportance of econom ic freedom.S e an N o b l eKarl Crow, Themi sMark Mix, N ational R ight to WorkTim Phillips, Americans for Prosperity

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11:50 -12:05 pm

12:05 - 2:00 pmFOUNTAIN COURTYARD

2:00 - 2:15 pm2:15 - 3:00 pm

A S T O R L I B R A R Y ,4 F L O O R

B r e a k and T r a n s i t i o n to L u n c h in the F o u n t a i nC o u r t y a r dL u n c h B u ff et & N e x t S t e p sW i n n i n g the F i g h t b e t w e en F r e e E n t e r p ri s e andB i g G o v e r n m e n tAmerica was bu ilt on the free enterprise system.T hat's how America became a prosperous nationwith abounding opportunities for all. N ow, freedomis u nder a relentless attack. Wha t hap pen s if it slipsaway? Arthur Brooks will share with us how freeenterprise is mo re than an economic system it is amoral imperative, and we must defend it at all costs.Arthur Brooks, American Enterprise InstituteB r e a kS m a ll G r o u p D i s c u s s i o n sT h e s e five discussion-oriented sessions offer you theopportunity to explore several topics that go beyondthe issues already discussed. Wewill hold thesesessions twice so that you may attend the two thatmo s t interest you.O p p o rt u n i t ie s in H i g h e r E d u c a t i o n: For long-term success, wemust develop future leaderscommitted to theprinciples of a free society. Can wehave a major impact in higher education over thenext ten years? Where are themo st leveragedopportunities for investment?Russ Roberts, Mercatus CeaterRristen Short, Charles G. Koch Charitable FoundationRyan Stowers, Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation

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D e c i s i o n - M a k i n g i n P h i l an t h r o p y : H o w c an youmax imize the impac t of you r gift-giving? W hatdifferent giving options are available to you? How-can you determine which groups and causes areeffective? Adv iso rs to several of America's mos tgenerous philanthropists will share their experiencesin working toward strategic and informed decisions.Annie D ickers onMina Nguye nMichael Sullivan

C AP IT O L R O O M ,B AL L R O O M L E V E L

K-12 E d R e f or m & C ha r ter S c hools : W ha t is thebes t way to reform ou r education system? H ow canwe ensu re children learn core concepts? T hisdiscussion will explore what is working and what thefuture holds for K-12 reform.

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John BryanJu di ci al E lec tio ns : Several states this year will holdim po rtant judicial elections. Is there an opportu nityhere for advocates of free enterprise to have theirvoices heard?

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D avid Chavern, U .S. Chamber of CommerceKevin Watson, U.S. Chamber of CommerceC h o i c e s i n 20 1 2: As im portant as the 2 010 electionsmight be, 2012 also offers an opportunity to addressthe threa ts to free enterprise. T his s ession will allowfor an informal discussion of how supporters ofeconomic freedom might start planning today.

Jerry MilbankBill W alton3:00 - 3:15 pm3:15 - 4:00 pm

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6:00 - 9:00 pmSUNDECK,ASPEN MOUNTAIN

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uesciay, June? 2 97:30 - 9:30 amF O U N T A I N C O U R T Y A R D

Free T i m eG o n d o l a R i d e to t h e to p o f A s p e n M o u n t a i nGroups will leave every few minutes from the frontdrive of the St. Regis to walk or ride to the gondolas,only a few blocks away. T he trip to the top of As penMountain on the gondola takes about 15 minutes andoffers scenic views of the Aspen valley and thesurrounding mountains.R e c e p ti o n & D i n n e r a to p A s p e n M o u n t a i nWhat ' s A head for A m erica?Charles KrauthammerCordials & D es s er t Bu ffetBefore descending the mountain, you are welcometo enjoy dessert and a farewell cocktail as youcontinue your dinnertime conversations. T hegondolas will be continuously available to return youto the base of Aspen Mountain following dinner, andthey will run until 10:15 pm .

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G o a l s & MissionAt our seminars , we work to understand and address the threats to American free enterprise andprosperity . T hese meetings pro vide an opportu nity to discuss these threats and the appropriate s trategiesto cou nter them. T o that end, w e focus on four main objectives: Attracting princ ipled leaders an d inves tors who will effectively defend ou r free society S haring best practices and opportu nit ies to defend ou t f ree enterprise sys tem from destructive

public policies Bu ilding principled , effective ins titu tions tha t identify, edu cate and mobilize citizens in pu rsu it of a

f r e e a n d p r o s p e r o u s s o c i e t y F ashioning the me ss age and bu ilding the education channels to reestablish widespread belief in the

benefits of the pr inciples of a f ree and prosperous societyO u r s e m i n a rs b r i n g t o g e t h e r b u s i n e s s a n d p h i l a n t h r o p i c le a de rs w h o possess the vision and knowledge todevelop innovative s trategies to achieve results . ' T he combination of knowledgeable speakers andmotivated participants pr odu ces a dynamic environm ent tha t inspires creative approach es to advancing afree society.I he hogramT his action-oriented prog ram brings together top experts and leaders to discus s - and offer solutions toc o u n t e r the mos t cri t ical threats to ou r f ree society. R ecent sess ions have focus ed o n addressing rapidg o v e r n m e n t g r o w t h , countering climate change alarmism and the move toward socialized healthcare,developing s trategies to advance l iberty on college campuses , s trengthening our s tate-based capabili t ies ,

and promoting judicial reform . Pas t meetings have featured s uch notable leaders as Su preme Cou rtJ u s t i ce s A n t o n i n S c a li a a n d Cl a r e n c e T h o m a s ; G o v e r n o r s Bo b b y J i nd a l a n d H a le y Ba r b o u r ; c o m m e n t a t o rsJ o h n S t os s e l , Ch a rl e s K r a u t h a m m e r , G l e n n Be c k , a n d R u s h L i m b a u g h ; S e n a to r s J i m D e M i n t an d T o mCo b u r n ; a n d R e p r e s e n ta t iv e s P a u l R y a n , M i ke P e n c e , a n d T o m P r i c e.G ene r a l Schedu leSaturday, January 29

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Monday, January 317:30 am - 4:30 pm6:30 - 9:30 pm

Tuesday, February 17:30-9:30 am

W elc om e R eception for L ocals and Early ArrivalsS m a l l -g r o u p D i n n e rs

L u n c h e o n f or - F i rs t - T i m e P a r t ic i p a n tsF o r m a l P r o g r a m Be g i n sR e c e p t i o n & D i n n e r a t R a n c h o L a s Palmas R e s o r t a n d S p a

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PARTICIJack and R ose Marie AndersonN ei l Anderson and Amy F i sher-Smi thPhil and Nancy AnschutzCliff AsnessN at e and Lynda BachmanWh itney BallMichael BaroneFrank and Kathy BaxterSteve and Betty BechtelGlenn BeckBenard and Margaret BksingameAlan and Lisa BoeckmannBoysie BollingerPatrick and Paula BroeArthur BrooksD avi d and Ann BrownJohn BryanBob and Martha BufordT i m B u s c hShelby and Nell B u s hTim CarneyCharlie and Maria ChandlerDavid ChavernJohn ChildsPaul and Lea CliftonSus i e Coel hoBill Cooper and Kristin ToUefsonD i no and Joan Cortopass iJoe CraftAlex CranbergJeff CrankKarl CrowEric Crown and Isabella KingKevin CrutchfieldRavenel and Beth CurryJi m and S hirley D annenbaumVeronique de RugyR ic h an d H e le n D e V o sAnnie DickersonN ed and N ancy D i efent halJi m and D orot hy Pat tersonD an and Kellie PetersT o m P e t r ie

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P A N T SAddison, T exasAddison, T exasD enver, ColoradoGreenwich, ConnecticutCincinnati, O hioAlexandria, V irginiaWashington, D CPacific Palisades, CaliforniaSan Francisco, CaliforniaNew York, New YorkAdamsville, T ennesseeIrving, T exasN ew O rleans, LouisianaD enver, ColoradoBethesda, MarylandO klahoma City, O klahomaLake Oswego, OregonWichita, Kans asIrvine, CaliforniaD allas , T exasWashington, D C.Wichita, Kans asFalls Church, VirginiaV ero Beach, F loridaO ro V alley, ArizonaL os Angeles , CaliforniaWayzata, MinnesotaStockton, CaliforniaTulsa, OklahomaGreenwood Villiage, ColoradoColorado Springs, ColoradoArlington, V irginiaPhoenix, ArizonaAbingdon, VirginiaN ew York, N ew YorkH o u s t o n , T e xa sArlington, V irginiaAda, MichiganN ew York, N ew YorkMetairie, LouisianaL ouisville, KentuckyCincinnati, O hioD enver, Colorado

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PARTICIPANTSD i xon and Carol D ol lKarl and Stevie EilerRon and Kri s Eri cksonMelvyn and Suellen EstrinDi ck FarmerPeter Farrell

Jim and Zibbie FerrellD ave Fet ti gBob Fett igSteve FettigJerry and N anet t e F i ngerRichard FinkBudd and Laurie FlorkiewiczCharlie and Kaye L ynn F oteR andy and Jean F ou t chFoster FriessSteve and Polly FriessJerry and Leah Full inwiderRichard and Leslie GilliamS u s a n G o r eO liver and Carolyn G race Jr.Ju dso n and Joyce GreenKen and Anne GriffinGretchen HatnelF red and Jane H ami l tonBob and Mary Sue HawkD ic k a nd E t h i e H a w o r t hR obin and Barbara H ayesD an and Carol yn H eardDi ane Hendri cksSt eve and R egina H ennessyJames and H eat her H i gginsPaul Hil lJohn and Joan H ot chki sAllan and Kathy H u bba rdSt an and Karen H u bbardEthelmae H u m p h r e y sManley and Mary JohnsonMerritt J o h n s o nGerry and PrisciUa O ' S h a u g h n e s s yMichael O 'Shau ghnessyT i m O ' S h a u g h n e s s y

Menlo Park, CaliforniaPhoenix, ArizonaBloomington, MinnesotaBethesda, MarylandCincinnati, O hioSan D iego, CaliforniaH o u s t o n , T e x a sD arien, WisconsinD arien, WisconsinD arien, WisconsinH o u s t o n , T e x a sCentreville, V irginiaS cottsdale, ArizonaEnglewood, ColoradoTul sa , Okl ahomaJackson, WyomingJackson, WyomingD all as , T exasKes wick, V irginiaCheyenne, WyomingPalm Beach, FloridaO rlando, F loridaChicago, IllinoisArlington, V irginiaD enver, ColoradoD enver, ColoradoH olland, MichiganConcord, N orth CarolinaH o u s t o n , T e x asBeloit, WisconsinMorrow , GeorgiaNew York, New YorkRegina, SaskatchewanLos Angeles, CaliforniaIndianapolis, IndianaSt. Paul , MinnesotaJoplin, MissouriU pperville, V irginiaU pperville, V irginiaWichita, KansasWichita, KansasWichita, Kansas

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U pperville, V irginiaO rinda, CaliforniaTucson, ArizonaParadise V alley, ArizonaWashington, D CSeattle, WashingtonJackson, WyomingWichita, KansasWichita, KansasN ew Y ork, N ew Y orkBrooklyn, N ew YorkE vansville, IndianaCincinnati, O hioWashington, D CMilwaukee, Wis consinN ew Y ork, N ew Y orkIndianapolis, IndianaN ew Y ork, N ew Y orkH arahan, Lou isianaMountain L akes, N ew JerseyO klahoma City, O klahomaR aleigh, N orth CarolinaWashington , D CD allas, T exasD allas, T exasH ou s ton , T exasN ew Y ork, N ew Y orkSewickley, PennsylvaniaWashington, D CE nid , O klahom aParadise V alley, ArizonaN ew Y ork, N ew Y orkBuffalo Grove, IllinoisS pringfield, V irginiaS cottsdale, ArizonaFalls Chu rch, V irginiaWichita, K ansasH ou s ton , T exasGreenwich, ConnecticutO klahoma City, O klahomaPhoenix, ArizonaR ogers, ArkansasSpring Green, Wisconsin


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