- Value [1] Growth
- Continue to grow the leadership initiatives globally and expand public programs.
- Value [2] Horizontal Integration
- Provide opportunities for more horizontal integration across programs by linking public programs, leadership initiatives and
policy programs. Environment, education, and health are the initial areas for cross- fertilization.
- Value [3] Nonpartisanship
- The Institute has increasingly become a venue for convening nonpartisan commissions to help resolve specific issues. The Institute
will remain open to limited opportunities for convening such commissions where it can make a difference.
- Value [4] Incubation and Facilitation
- Incubate and facilitate action by individuals attending Institute programs.
- Value [5] Geographic Expansion
- Expand the domestic geographic footprint with a focus on programs in New York, Chicago and the San Francisco Bay area.
- Value [6] Financial Self-Support
- The Institute’s general policy is that any seminar, leadership initiative, public forum, or policy program should support
itself either through paid public participation, foundation funding, or other donations.
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