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Wyoming Business Alliance/Wyoming Heritage Foundation/

Leadership Wyoming Timeline

IN THE BEGINNING

1979 1980

First White Paper: “Wyoming Revenue Projections

from Decontrol of Crude Oil Prices”

First Public Opinion Survey

Ad Campaign: TV/Radio

Wyoming Heritage Society/Wyoming Heritage Foundation Formed

Wyoming Timeline

By-laws Established

“Friends Of Wyoming”

Original Steering Committee, 17 Individuals

Harry Roberts First Executive Director

Coal Boom

WHS/WHF Timeline

W.H.S/W.B.A/W.H.F. Timeline and Programs

State of Wyoming Events

Wyoming Population 469,557

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1981 1982

First Public Forum/

Attendance 200 Public Opinion Survey


“Yellowstone River Compact” White Paper

“Minimum Stream Flow” White Paper


Public Opinion Survey

Wyoming Heritage Society/Wyoming Heritage Foundation Timeline

Wyoming Timeline

WHS/WHF Timeline

Governor Ed Herschler Re-Elected

3

1983 1984

“A History of Wyoming Game Management

and Numbers” White Paper

“Economic Diversification: A Wyoming

Alternative White Paper”



Public Forum

“Air Travel in Wyoming: History, Analysis and Options” White Paper



Public Forum


Wyoming Timeline

WHS/WHF Timeline

Len Edgerly Assistant Director Bobbi Brown Assistant Director

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1985 1986

John Wold, President

Harry Roberts Retires

“Water Development: A Policy Analysis” White Paper

“Wyoming’s Property Tax in Transition” White Paper



Public Forum: “Jobs—1986 and Beyond”

Attendance 300

U.W. /C.C. Cooperative Agreement comes after

Public Opinion Survey on adding another

four-year institution in Wyoming.


Public Forum: “1990...How To Get

There From Here” Attendance 530

First Heritage Report

Gubernatorial Debate Sponsorship

Expand Steering Committee to 42

John Wold, President

Central Office moved from Cody to Casper

Wyoming Futures Wyoming Futures


Bill Schilling hired as Executive Director

Wyoming Timeline

WHS/WHF Timeline

Economic Oil Bust

Uranium Industry Bust Oil Bust

Mary Paxon Assistant Director

Mike Sullivan Elected Governor


Forum Brief

5

1987 1988

Warren Morton, President

Teton County Chapter Opens

“Acid Rain: A Wyoming Perspective” White Paper

“Wyoming’s Federal Lands” White Paper



“State Budgeting: Opportunity or Crisis?” Forum/

Attendance 615

Heritage Reports

Warren Morton, President

Public Opinion Survey Ad Campaign: TV/Radio

“Wyoming’s Assets: Keys to the Future”

Forum/ Attendance 675

Lead on Kern River Natural Gas Pipeline/

State Bonds Lobbying and Education

Chamber of Commerce Partnership Established

Gillette Steering Committee Meeting (Tour)

Bridger Teton National Forest

Governor’s Inaugural Sponsorship


Heritage Reports

21st Century Panel Leadership/U.S. West Funding

Pledge to Wyoming Heritage Foundation

Kern River Kern River Legislation Passed

Wyoming Timeline

WHS/WHF Timeline

Forum Brief

Budget Crisis

State Leadership Program Concept

Governor Ed Herschler Joins Steering Committee

Yellowstone Fires

Suspended

Jackson Steering Committee Meeting (Community

Reception/Tour)

Forum Brief

6

1989 1990

Yellowstone National Park Steering Committee Meeting (Tour)

Mary Mead, President

Chamber Partnership Program Established


“Wyoming’s Centennial: Educational

Challenges for the Next 100 Years.”

Forum/ Attendance: 715

Kern River Natural Gas Pipeline Marketing in California

“Education” White Paper

Heritage Re-

Blueprint for Business

Mary Mead/Jim Nielson, President


“Marketing and the Environment”


Blueprint for Business

Kern River Marketing in California

Heritage Name Change Considered


Heritage Reports

WHS/WHF Timeline

Yellowstone Vision Statement State Reorganization Study

Wyoming Timeline

Dick Cheney Appointed Secretary of Defense

Craig Thomas Elected to Congress

Governor Mike Sullivan Re-Elected

Wyoming Centennial

Sluggish Economy


Suspended

Sherlyn Kaiser Assistant Director

Forum Brief

Rock Springs Steering Committee Meeting (Tour)

Forum Brief

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Oil/Gas Prices Fall

Assault on the West/ Range Wars

Grazing Fees

Greater Yellowstone Coalition

First Business Day at the Legislature

Suspended

Wyoming Timeline

1991 1992

Jim Nielson, President

Teton Chapter Closed

Blueprint for Wyoming/Economic Diversification

State Telecommunications


“Multiple Use of Federal Lands: Asset or

Liability?” Forum/ Attendance 650

Forum Brief

Heritage Reports

Mission Statement: “To Work For A Better Wyoming”

Steering Committee Meeting at University of Wyoming (Tour)

Jim Nielson , President

First Wyoming Business Today Radio Broadcast/36 stations

Association Partnership Formed/ 18 State Trade Associations,

Including Chambers of Commerce


“The Engines That Power Wyoming’s Economy” Forum/ Attendance 700

“MRS: A Discovery Conference: Questions and

Concerns for Today and Tomorrow for Citizens of

Wyoming” Special Forum

Forum Brief

Heritage Report

“Blueprint for Business: Wyoming/Economic Diversification”

White Paper

First Heritage Award to H.A. “Dave” True

WHS/WHF Timeline

State Minerals Voice

State Budget Shortfall

Push for Federal Office of Land Planning

Federal Office of Land Planning Approved in Legislature

Steering Committee meets in Cheyenne (continues annually

to present)

Riverton Steering Committee Meeting

8

1993 1994

Tom Thorson, President


“Government Spending: A Crisis In the

Making?” Forum/ Attendance 600

Wyoming Livable Cities Forum

“Health Care Reform Discussed at National Level:

Time for Wyoming To Act” Special Forum

Forum Brief

People For the West Partnership Discussed

State Expenditure Study

Sheridan Steering Committee Meeting (Tour)

Wyoming Department of Education Retreat

Tom Thorson ,President


“Expo on Excellence...Looking to the Future” /

Forum/475 Attendance

Rangeland Reform

Jim Geringer, Steering

Committee Member, Elected

Governor


Suspended

Heritage Award to John Wold

Wyoming Timeline

Heritage Award to Malcolm Wallop

WHS/WHF Timeline

Senator Malcolm Wallop Retires

Craig Thomas Elected to the Senate

Barbara Cubin Elected to the House

Bill Schilling Leave of Absence to Run for Secretary of State

Steering Committee Member H.A. “Dave”

True dies

Forum Brief


9

1995 1996

Tom Thorson, President



“Congress, the States, and Individual

Responsibility” Forum/ 515 Attendance

“Telecommunications in Wyoming” Special Forum

Grand Canyon Visibility

Governor’s Natural Resource Conference

First Resource Rendezvous in Cody

Stan Bader, President

Public Opinion Survey “Education Challenges Today,

Opportunities Tomorrow”/Forum/ Attendance 700

Forum Brief

First Economic Outlook Forum Held/ “Wyoming:

Are You Hungry Enough?”

Ucross Retreat Organized/Origins of Wyoming

Cave Gulch/Green River Basin

Express Pipeline

Ucross Retreat/Governor and State Leaders

Saratoga Steering Committee Meeting (Community Reception)


WHS/WHF Timeline

Suspended

Wyoming Timeline

State Telecommunication Legislation

Mary Mead Heritage Award to Dick Cheney and

Alan Simpson

Economic Diversification Research

State Economic Diversification Research/Brainstorming

State Education Lawsuit

Senator Alan Simpson Retires/Mike Enzi Elected

BLM/Forest Service Plans Steering Committee Member Mary Mead dies

Forum Brief

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1997 1998

Stan Bader , President


“Rules and Regulations: Benefits or Burdens?”


Forum Brief

Sun Ranch/Martin’s Cove Steering Committee Meeting (Tour)

Management Committee Retreat/Economic

Diversification Focus

Steering Committee for Economic Development

Eli Bebout, President

Pinedale Retreat/ Steering Committee Meeting

Lead in Creation of Wyoming Business Council

Wyoming Business Council Legislation

Cynthia Lummis, Steering Committee Member,

elected Wyoming State Treasurer

Wyoming Heritage Society Changes name to Wyoming

Business Alliance/Wyoming Heritage Foundation Name

Remains; New Logo/Branding

Heritage 2000 Campaign

-Center For Leadership

-Wyoming Forum

-Enterprise Wyoming

“Social Problems: Costs, Causes and

Cures” Forum/Attendance 750

Outlook ‘98 Economic Forum

“Social Issues” White Paper

Wyoming Business Indicator Survey/

Secretary of State’s Office

Center for Leadership Goal Approval by Wyoming

Business Alliance/Wyoming Heritage Foundation

Steering Committee

Wyoming Business Alliance/Wyoming Heritage Foundation Timeline

Mary Mead Heritage Award to Win Hickey

WHS/WBA/WHF Timeline

Leadership Wyoming Time Line

Wyoming Timeline

Mike Sullivan Appointed Ambassador to Ireland

Governor Geringer Re-Elected

Cave Gulch/Southwest Natural Gas

Forum Brief

11

1999 2000

Eli Bebout Chairman

“The Millennium: Wyoming 2000 and Beyond” Forum/

Attendance 475

“Tax Increases or Spending Cuts: The Choices Wyoming

Faces” Special Forum

“Telecommunications in Wyoming: Addressing the

Issues/Working Together” Special Forum

Strategic Alliance with Wyoming Business Council

$110,000Anonymous Endowment Gift For

Leadership Wyoming

Wyoming Heritage Foundation/University of Wyoming

Partnership for Leadership Wyoming Established

Eli Bebout Chairman

$200,000 McMurry Foundation Gift for

Leadership Wyoming Endowment

Leadership Wyoming By Laws/Governing Board Organized

Strategic Alliance with Wyoming Business Council/

Last Wyoming Business Today Radio Show...430 Consecutive Weeks


Lead for Brownfields Legislation

Second Legislative Dinner

“Energy, Wyoming and the U.S.” Forum/ Attendance 725

Bill Schilling’s title changed to President


Jonah II

State Budget Crisis

Clinton Administration Roadless Initiative

Tax 2000 Eli Bebout Speaker of the House

Budget Surplus

Coalbed Methane Boom

Initial Brownfields Legislation Passed

Business Council In Turmoil

Outlook 2000 Economic Forum

Wyoming Timeline


Mary Mead Heritage Award to Warren Morton

Jonah II Support

Mary Mead Heritage Award to Stan Hathaway

BTU Capitol of Western Hemisphere

Coal Bed Methane Position

Dick Cheney Elected Vice President

Business Council Intervention/Retreat

Organizing Committee

Program Managed by Wyoming Heritage Foundation

First Legislative Dinner

Forum Brief Forum Brief

Saratoga Steering Committee Meeting (Community

Reception)

12

2001 2002

Rick Kaysen, Chairman

“Wyoming and the World: International Challenges and

Perspectives” Forum/ Attendance 515


Lead in Creation of Wyoming Energy Commission

Riverton Steering Committee Meeting

Wyoming Business Indicator Survey

Rick Kaysen, Chairman

Move to New Office

Public Relations Campaign; State’s Natural Economy/Resources

Wyoming Business Indicator Survey

“Health Care: Quality and Affordability and Responsibility


Forum Brief/Statewide Distribution in Wyoming Business


First Leadership Wyoming Class Graduates

State Support

Foundation Support

Leadership Wyoming $1 Million Endowment Celebration

2nd Leadership Wyoming Class Graduates

State Support

Foundation Support

Mary Mead Heritage Award to Mike and Jane Sullivan

Low Natural Gas Prices

Yellowstone Snowmobiles

Energy Commission Approved

Brownfields Legislation Approved

State Budget Surplus

Trent Blankenship (Leadership Wyoming, Class of ‘01

Graduate) Elected Superintendent of Public Instruction

Jack Morrow Hills/Red Desert

Dave Freudenthal Elected Governor


Wyoming Timeline

Advocate for Substance Abuse Legislation

Substance Abuse Legislation Approved

BP/Brownfields Re-Use

Health Care Crisis

Snowmobiles

Drought

Third Legislative Dinner Fourth Legislative Dinner

Steering Committee Member Warren Morton dies

Forum Brief/Statewide Distribution in Wyoming Business Report

Worland Steering Committee Meeting (Tour)

13

2003 2004

Rick Kaysen Chairman

Cody Steering Committee Meeting (Tour)

Third Class Graduates from Leadership Wyoming

State Support

Foundation Support

Budget Surplus

“Public Lands: Get Out of the Rut” Forum/ Attendance 350

Outlook ‘03 Economic Forum

Forum Brief/Statewide Distribution in Wyoming Business Journal

Cancelled Economic Forum

“How Are the Children?” Forum/Attendance 900

First Leadership Wyoming Challenge Institute

Fourth Leadership Class Graduates

State Support/ $30,000 State Funds

Foundation Support

Historic TLD License Agreement/Practicum

training begins for InnerWork of the Leader

Hank True Chairman


Wyoming Prosperity Project Concept Wyoming Prosperity Project Operational

Support of Transmission Authority and Business Ready Communities

Advocate Natural Gas Pipeline Authority and Tort Reform


Budget Surplus Health Care Crisis

State Transmission Authority Legislation

Natural Gas Pipeline Authority Legislation

State of Wyoming Timeline

Business Ready Communities

Health Care Crisis/Tort Reform Ballot Defeat

Bill Murphy Assistant Vice President

Year Round Drilling in Pinedale Anticline

Fourth Year of Drought

BLM/Forest Service Plans

Program Managed by Wyoming

Heritage Foundation

Fifth Legislative Dinner Sixth Legislative Dinner

Tort Reform Legislation

Forum Brief/Statewide Distribution in Wyoming

Business Journal

14

2005 2006

Hank True Chairman

Fifth Class Graduates

Budget Surplus

“Infrastructure: Bucking the Tide or Directing the Future”



Forum Brief /Statewide Distribution in Wyoming Business Report Outlook 2006 Economic Forum

Third Leadership Wyoming Challenge Institute: Lander/Riverton

Sixth Class Graduates from Leadership Wyoming

$30,000 State Funding Support

Scott Foundation/First Interstate Bank Support

Mike Ceballos Chairman



Budget Surplus Split Estates Wildlife Trust Fund Jonah/ Pinedale Anticline


Coal and Natural Gas Production Records

Multi Lane Highways

Drilling Rigs at new High

Jim McBride –State Superintendent of Instruction

Fifth Year Celebration/$2 Million Endowment-Goal Obtained

Seventh Legislative Dinner

Eighth Legislative Dinner

Beth Worthen - Wyoming Prosperity Project Consultant

Support for Pipeline Authority

Entrepreneurship Education Program Begins

Lead in Hathaway Plan legislation passage

University of Wyoming School of Energy

Second Leadership Challenge Institute: Pinedale

Margaret Benson and Bill Schilling certified to teach

Scott Foundation/First Interstate Bank Support

$30,000 State Funding Support

Fastest Growing Per Capita Income (2000-2005)

2nd Lowest Unemployment Nationally

State Value added tax incentives

“Tourism: A Wyoming Heritage”/Attendance 510

Number two in natural gas production; one of top ten business friendly

states

Statehood quarters

Steering Committee Member Stan Hathaway dies


Lander Steering Committee Meeting (Tour) Steering Committee Retreat Lander/Riverton in Con-

junction with Leadership Wyoming Challenge Institute

Hathaway Plan Proposed Legislation

Hathaway Plan

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Mike Ceballos, Chairman Dave Bostrom, Chairman

2007 2008



“Education: Wyoming's Choices”/Attendance 475

Economic Outlook Forum

Ninth Legislative Dinner

Clean coal technology/gasification

Eminent domain legislation

NCAR legislation

Seventh Class Graduates/275

Fourth Challenge Institute: Casper

Senator Craig Thomas dies; John Barrasso appointed

NCAR Announcement

“Climate Change: Politics and Economic Realities”/Attendance 600

Economic Outlook Forums Increased to Two Cities

“Oil and Gas Economic Impacts” White Paper

Ranchette subdivisions

Additional Hathaway Funds

Tenth Legislative Dinner

Eighth Class Graduates/317

Fifth Challenge Institute: Saratoga

Budget Session: $3.7 billion biennium

I-80 Discussions Third most livable state

Forum Brief/Statewide Distribution in Wyoming Business

Report Forum Brief/Statewide Distribution in Wyoming Business

Report

Worland Steering Committee Meeting (Community Reception)

John Barrasso elected to U.S. Senate (Leadership

Wyoming Class 2001)

Hathaway Plan

Hathaway Plan

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Dave Bostrom, Chairman Dave Bostrom, Chairman

2009 2010



Fall Forum “Stimulating Wyoming’s Economic Vines”/

Attendance 475

Economic Outlook Forums increased to Four Cities

Eleventh Legislative Dinner

Carbon Sequestration

Ninth Class Graduates/358

Sixth Challenge Institute: Wright

Natural gas prices down

Public Education Accountability

Fall Forum “National Debt: The Consequences of No

Action” Erskine Bowles/Alan Simpson Speakers

Attendance/575

Twelfth Legislative Dinner

“State Spending” White Paper

Economic analysis and government cooperative bills

vetoed

Tenth Class Graduates/400

Seventh Challenge Institute: Afton

10 Year Celebration/Casper

Budget Session:$2.9 billion biennium/$90 million education

Wind generation tax

Governor Matt Mead Elected (Leadership Wyoming Class

2010)

Nancy Freudenthal Confirmed as Federal Judge (Leadership

Wyoming Class 2001)

University of Wyoming College of Business

dedicated


Western States Energy Symposium

Harry Roberts, First Wyoming Heritage Society/

Wyoming Heritage Foundation Staff Director, dies

Forum Brief/Statewide Distribution in Wyoming Business Report Forum Brief/Statewide Distribution in Wyoming Business

Report

Riverton Steering Committee Meeting LaBarge Steering Committee Meeting (Tour)

Economic Outlook Forums increased to Six Cities

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Mike Matthews, Chairman

2011 2012 Dave Bell, Chairman

Forum Brief /Statewide Distribution in Wyoming Business Report

Education Accountability: Phase II

Forum Partnership with Governor

Economic Outlook Forums increase to Ten Cities

Education Accountability Legislation: Phase I

Phased in fuel tax defeated

Wyoming Contractors Preference Bill

Marketing/ Social Media Study

Eleventh Class Graduates/443 Graduates

Eighth Challenge Institute: Casper

Senator Malcolm Wallop dies

Economic Outlook Forums increase to 12 Cities

Joint subcommittee on federal lands established

Twelfth Class Graduates/487

Ninth Challenge Institute: Thermopolis

Phase I practicum for two added Leadership Wyoming

trainers: Frank Galey and Lesley Wangberg

Budget session: 3.2 billion biennium/$416 million for

K-12 school construction

Fall Forum “Wyoming and the Nation: A Thirty Year Perspective

Going Forward”/Attendance 525

Fall Forum “Wyoming: Economic Assets and Business

Opportunities, Governor’s Business Forum” Attendance/600

Extreme drought

Wolf delisted

Record runoff/snow packs

Thirteenth Legislative Dinner

Economic Analysis Legislation

Fourteenth Legislative Dinner

Worland Steering Committee Meeting (Community Reception) Jackson Steering Committee Meeting

New organizational branding


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Dave Bell, Chairman 2013 2014 Dave Bell. Chair

Inaugural Wyoming Business Hall of Fame Dinner

Form Partnership with Governor

Education Accountability: Phase II

Senate File 104/ Involvement

Education “Why’s and Wherefore”s White Paper

Energy Assessment White Paper

Thirteenth Class Graduates/531 Graduates

Tenth Challenge Institute: Rock Springs

SF 104/Duties of State Superintendent of Public Instruction

transferred to Department of Education

Fall Forum “Economic Strategies and Civil Discourse in Society, Gover-

nor’s Business Forum” attendance 650/David McCullough speaks

Population 575,000


Economic Outlook Forum/12 Cities, 12 Days, 12 Meetings

750 Attendees

Integrated Work of Leadership Trainers Frank Galey and Lesley

Wangberg Certified

10th Year Endowment Campaign “Final Push”

University of Wyoming President Resigns

15th Legislative Dinner

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30 Years Wyoming Business Alliance/

Wyoming Heritage Foundation

Overview 30 Annual Forums

5 Special Issue Forums

51 Economic Outlook Forums

12 White Papers/27 Forum Reports

73 Guest Columns

87 Heritage Reports

430 Weekly Radio Shows

18 Annual Public Opinion Surveys

5 State Business Indicator Surveys

10,500 Business/Individual Data Base

Passage of Major Legislation Kern River - 1989

Office of Federal Land Planning - 1992

Telecommunications –1995

Wyoming Business Council -1998

Brownfields -2000-2002

Wyoming Energy Commission- 2001

Substance Abuse -2002

Airline Enhancement –2002

Natural Gas Pipeline Authority 2003

Transmission Authority –2003

Business Ready Communities –2003

Hathaway Tuition Scholarship Program –2006

University of Wyoming School of Energy –2006

National Center for Atmospheric Research –2007

Economic Analysis/Federal Lands –2011

Education Accountability Act –2010-2013

Federal Lands Subcommittee -2012

SF 104/Superintendent of Public Instruction - 2013

Creation of Leadership Wyoming,

a partnership between the

Wyoming Heritage Foundation and

The University of Wyoming –2000

November Annual Forum Themes

1985-2012

Year Theme

1985 Jobs - 1986 and Beyond.

1986 1990...How to Get There From Here?

1987 State Budgeting: Opportunity or Crisis?

1988 Wyoming's Assets: Keys to the Future.

1989 Wyoming’s Centennial: Educational Challenges

for the Next 100 Years

1990 Marketing and the Environment.

1991 Multiple Use of Federal Lands: Asset or Liability?

1992 The Engines That Power Wyoming's Economy.

1993 Government Spending: A Crisis in the Making?

1994 Expo on Excellence...Looking to the Future.

1995 Congress, the States, and Individual Responsibility

1996 Education, Challenges Today, Opportunities

Tomorrow

1997 Rules and Regulations: Benefits or Burdens?

1998 Social Problems: Costs, Causes and Cures.

1999 The Millennium: Wyoming 2000 and Beyond.

2000 Energy: Wyoming and the U. S.

2001 Wyoming and the World: International Challenges

and Perspectives

2002 Health Care: Quality, Affordability and

Responsibility in the Rural West

2003 Public Lands: Get Out of the Rut.

2004 How Are the Children?

2005 Infrastructure in Wyoming: Bucking the Tide or

Directing the Future? 2006 Tourism: A Wyoming Heritage.

2007 Education: Wyoming’s Choices

2008 Climate Change: Politics and

Economic Realities

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November Annual Forum Themes

1985-2012 continued

Year Theme 2009 Stimulating Wyoming's Economic Vines

2010 National Debt: The Consequences of

No Action

2011 Wyoming: Economic Assets and

Business Opportunities

2012 Wyoming and the Nation: A Thirty

Year Perspective Going Forward

2013 Economic Strategies and Civil Discourse in Society

Special Forums

Year Theme 1992 MRS: A Discovery Conference; Questions and

Concerns for Today and Tomorrow for

Citizens of Wyoming

1993 Health Care Reform Discussed at National Level:

Time for Wyoming To Act

1995 Telecommunications in Wyoming

White Papers

Year Theme 1982 Yellowstone River Compact

1982 Minimum Stream Flow

1983 A History of Wyoming Game Management and

Numbers

1983 Economic Diversification: A Wyoming

Alternative

1984 Air Travel in Wyoming: History, Analysis and

Options

1984 Water Development: A Policy Analysis

1984 Wyoming’s Property Tax in Transition

1987 Acid Rain: A Wyoming Perspective

1988 Wyoming’s Federal Lands

1992 Blueprint for Business: Wyoming/ Economic

Diversification

1996 Education Opportunities

1998 Social Issues: Causes and Cures

2002 Health Care Forum

2008 Oil and Gas Economic Impact

2010 Wyoming State & Local Government Spending:

Historical Comparisons, Projections &

Options

2013 K-12 Education “Why’s” and “Wherefores”

2013 Wyoming Energy Assessment

Sampling of Past Speakers: Every Wyoming Governor and

Member of Congress. Many National Leaders such as Paul

Volcker, Former Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board;

Robert Bork, Supreme Court Justice Nominee; Susan

Merrow, President, Sierra Club; Cy Jamison, Director, BLM;

Dale Robertson, Chief, US Forest Service; Don Kendall, Re-

tired Chairman, Pepsico; Tom Donohue,

President, US Chamber of Commerce; Gen. Dick Lawson,

President, National Mining Assoc.; Robert Stanton,

Director, National Parks Service; Victor Hansen, Author of

“Who Killed Homer”; Robert Anderson, President,

Anadarko; Steve Leer, President, Arch Coal; Daniel Golden,

Head of NASA; Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles,

Co-chairs of the Bipartisan National Commission on Fiscal

Responsibility; James Wolfesnohn, President of the World

Bank; Joe Sipia, President, FMC; Scott Serota,

President, BC/BS USA: Jack Faris, NFIB; Sylvia Ann

Hewlett, Author of “The War Against Parents”; Tom Bodett,

Motel 6; Amity Shlaes, Author of “The Forgotten Man;

Robert Bryce, Author of “Power Hungry”; David McCul-

lough, Pulitzer Prize Winning Author, “America’s Historian”;

Herb Meyer, Author of “The Siege of Western Civilization”

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Mary Mead Heritage Award

Year Person 1989 H.A. “Dave” True

1991 John Wold

1992 Malcolm Wallop

1994 Dick Cheney & Alan Simpson

1996 Win Hickey

1997 Warren Morton

2001 Mike and Jane Sullivan

2012 Rick Kaysen, Jim Nielson & Tom Thorson

State Government Conferences 1995 Natural Resources/Governor Geringer

2009 Western States Energy Symposium/Legislature

2011 Governor’s Business Forum/Governor Mead

2013 Governor Matthew H. Mead’s Business Forum

Economic Outlook Forums 1996-2007 - Casper

2008 - Casper , Cheyenne

2009 - Casper, Cheyenne, Riverton, Rock Springs

2010 - Casper, Cheyenne, Riverton, Rock Springs,

Gillette, Evanston


Gillette, Evanston, Sheridan, Cody, Worland,

Laramie


Gillette, Sheridan, Cody, Worland, Laramie,

Saratoga, Pinedale, Jackson


Gillette, Sheridan, Powell, Cody, Worland,

Laramie, Pinedale, Jackson

1/14/2014

Forum Briefs/Detailed Reports

1986-2013

(Available for viewing on the website)

Special Forums continued

Year Theme 1999 Tax Increases or Spending Cuts: The Choices

Wyoming Faces

1999 Telecommunications in Wyoming: Addressing

the Issues/Working Together

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