Host: Aimée Christensen, Founder, Sun Valley Institute What can be done when a region’s economy is devastated by an event, such as America’s retreat from coal in Eastern Kentucky? Whether by disasters or longterm trends, from a changing global environment or shifting global economic forces, leaders must think in new ways as nothing is staying the same. Hear how public and private leadership and collaboration are providing the vision, courage and innovation to help create a long term, sustainable economy in Eastern Kentucky in a changing, globalized world. The annual Sun Valley Forum, hosted by the Sun Valley Institute, convenes approximately 200-250 national and international leaders and innovators from investment, policy, business, nonprofits, sports and entertainment and academia, as well as local leaders, visitors, and residents, to share strategies, broaden thinking, and ignite new partnerships, all with a goal of building greater resilience. Please see www.sunvalleyforum.com for more information; hosted by the Sun Valley Institute, www.sunvalleyinstitute.org.

The energy sector is in the midst of a rapid, tumultuous transformation driven by conspiring innovation, economics and environmental factors. Hear from leading energy players at the forefront of this transformation as they speak to the implications of this transformation, including for our economies, land, people and communities. The annual Sun Valley Forum, hosted by the Sun Valley Institute, convenes approximately 200-250 national and international leaders and innovators from investment, policy, business, nonprofits, sports and entertainment and academia, as well as local leaders, visitors, and residents, to share strategies, broaden thinking, and ignite new partnerships, all with a goal of building greater resilience. Please see www.sunvalleyforum.com for more information; hosted by the Sun Valley Institute, www.sunvalleyinstitute.org.

Sun Valley Forum: Matthew Dillon, Director of Agricultural Policy and Programs, Clif Bar; Dr. Stephen Jones, Director, The Bread Lab, Washington State University; and Brett Stevenson, Owner, Hillside Ranch The annual Sun Valley Forum, hosted by the Sun Valley Institute, convenes approximately 200-250 national and international leaders and innovators from investment, policy, business, nonprofits, sports and entertainment and academia, as well as local leaders, visitors, and residents, to share strategies, broaden thinking, and ignite new partnerships, all with a goal of building greater resilience. Please see www.sunvalleyforum.com for more information; hosted by the Sun Valley Institute, www.sunvalleyinstitute.org.

Sun Valley Forum 2018: Sam Arons, Director of Sustainability, Lyft, on how the energy sector is in the midst of a rapid, tumultuous transformation driven by conspiring innovation, economics and environmental factors. Hear from leading energy players at the forefront of this transformation as they speak to the implications of this transformation, including for our economies, land, people and communities. The annual Sun Valley Forum, hosted by the Sun Valley Institute, convenes approximately 200-250 national and international leaders and innovators from investment, policy, business, nonprofits, sports and entertainment and academia, as well as local leaders, visitors, and residents, to share strategies, broaden thinking, and ignite new partnerships, all with a goal of building greater resilience. Please see www.sunvalleyforum.com for more information; hosted by the Sun Valley Institute, www.sunvalleyinstitute.org.