LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Logo Atlas Networks white on black fieldAtlas Liberty Forum - Side Event
November 17, 2022
11:15am - Panel with Nick Gillespie
2:00pm - Roundtable

This 2-part Side Event at the 2022 Atlas Liberty Forum will include a panel discussion on the need for a louder and more cohesive voice from the free market community to make a greater impact during international negotiations. The Panel at 11:15am will be moderated by Nick Gillespie and will feature experts from Americans for Tax Reform, the Center for African Prosperity in Senegal, the Center for Social and Economic Research in Iceland, and GRF. At 2pm, the group will reconvene to discuss options to participate and take the next steps to solidify the coalition.


2021

Free Economies are Clean Economies at Glasgow Climate & Freedom Symposium 2021COP26:
Climate & Freedom Symposium
November 8, 2021 from 9:00-5:00pm

The presentation included experts from a wide range of US and international private foundations, universities and free market friendly think tanks. We explored promising opportunities for cross-border policy innovation and collaboration.

Click Here for CCLC YouTube Playlist


2020

clean capitalist leadership council 4th annual meeting sept 24 2020 at 1pm on zoom registration required
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Annual Meeting:
CCLC 2020 - Open for Innovation
September 24, 2020 from 1:00-4:00pm
Zoom Webinar

The conversation engaged experts from a wide range of US and international private foundations, universities and free market friendly think tanks. We explored promising opportunities for cross-border policy innovation and collaboration.

Click Here for CCLC YouTube Playlist


2019

Guillermo Peña Panting of Fundación Eleutera and Elizabeth Halliday of the CCLC.
Guillermo Peña Panting of Fundación Eléutera and Elizabeth Halliday of the CCLC.

The third annual meeting of the Clean Capitalist Leadership Council was held on September 23, 2019 at 5:00pm at Club 101, 101 Park Avenue in New York City. More than 100 souls packed the conference room and adjacent reception area to hear news of innovative policy design, and the intersection of free market policy and clean energy infrastructure.

This year's proceedings saw a greater international component, with Guillermo Peña Panting of Honduras-based Fundación Eléutera, talking about the need for energy competition as a way to provide better products and more reliable service within the developing world.

Policy Briefing | Interviews on YouTube

See Full CCLC Presentation & Interviews on YouTube

The event was co-hosted by Andy Sabin, Trammell S. Crow, founder of EarthX, and Rod Richardson, president of the Grace Richardson Fund. Co-chairs for the event included Washington, DC-based Jeremy Harrell, Managing Director of ClearPath, and Charles Hernick, Director of Policy at Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions Forum.


2018

Co-chairs Andy Sabin, Trammell Crow and Rod Richardson were joined by CRES Forum and Matthew Patsky, CEO of Trillium Asset Management to host the second annual Clean Capitalist Leadership Council on September 27, 2018 in New York City.

This ad-hoc organization has grown out of the Clean Tax Cuts Working Group. For items specific to the CCLC, please visit:
http://cleancapitalistleadershipcouncil.org.


2017

Co-chairs Andy Sabin, Trammell Crow and Rod Richardson launched the Clean Capitalist Leadership Council in New York City at an event held at Columbia University at the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law.

This ad-hoc organization was form to provide policymakers, foundations, private philanthropists, scholars, think tanks and others to be introduced to innovative new policy solutions. Many members have participated in the Clean Tax Cuts Working Group charrette process. For items specific to the CCLC, please visit:
http://cleancapitalistleadershipcouncil.org.

The Council aims to be a transpartisan fellowship of prominent philanthropists and thought leaders who are either clean capitalists, conservationists, green conservatives, or some combination thereof. The Council is independent, yet will help guide future CTC development and other similar clean laissez-faire capitalist ideas.

Proposals for next-level CTC development are being funded by various council members, and research is ongoing, especially in the Clean Asset Bond and Plastics arena.

If you wish to be included in the Council please contact us directly [email protected].