Subject: USGLC Board Nomination- Please Vote
From: "Liz.Schrayer" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2016 14:04:30 +0000

MEMORANDUM

To:       Center Board of Directors
From:   Dan Glickman, Chairman
Re:       Nomination Recommendation

Date:    August 29, 2016

Linda Padon of Chevron has recently transitioned to a new position at Chevron, and as such, has resigned from the USGLC Board of Directors.  Linda has recommended that we consider Jennifer Ganten, who has recently replaced Linda as General Manager of Public Policy and Corporate Responsibility, to fulfill the remainder of her term.

Jennifer has been with Chevron for over 17 years, most recently as Manager of International Government Affairs in Washington, DC.  Liz has talked with Jennifer about the USGLC and she is prepared to participate fully in board activities.  I am confident that Jennifer would be a terrific addition and asset to our Board.  Her full bio is pasted below.

Please respond to this email to indicate your support for our proposed nominee no later than Friday September 2. Simply cut and paste one of the following two responses into an email indicating your vote and return the email to Melissa Lieberman at [email-masked]<mailto:[email-masked]>.

YES, I support the nomination of Jennifer Ganten to the Board of Directors of the Center for U.S. Global Leadership.

NO, I do not support the nomination of Jennifer Ganten to the Board of Directors of the Center for U.S. Global Leadership.

[CVX Bio Picture]Jennifer Ganten
General Manager, Public Policy & Corporate Responsibility

Jennifer Ganten is currently the General Manager, Public Policy & Corporate Responsibility at Chevron Corporation. Based at Chevron's corporate headquarters in San Ramon, CA, she manages a team responsible for global public policy, social investing, social performance and partnerships & events.

Prior to her current role she was the Manager, International Government Affairs and managed a team of international government affairs professionals in Washington, DC and Brussels, Belgium. Since joining Chevron she has held positions in the areas of investment management, business development, policy planning, government affairs and public affairs.

Jennifer received a BS in International Area Studies from Drexel University, an International MBA from the University of South Carolina and is a graduate of the Mid-Career Master in Public Administration (MPA) program at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Jennifer has significant international experience having worked in the United States, Germany, England, Mexico, Angola and Nigeria.