Houston, you see, has always tested its

limits. And that’s one of the reasons I love it.

Houstonians like to peer into the future, looking

for opportunity. And when they do, there have

been few boundaries to their imaginations.

61st u.s. secretary of state James A. Baker IIICenter for Houston’s Future Luncheon, April 14, 2010

C e n t e r F o r H o u s t o n ’ s F u t u r e

THE CENTER FOR HOUSTON’S FUTURE is the reGIon’s tHInK

tAnK bringing business and community together to innovate for

the future of the Houston area. We do this by planning strategically

for the region, strengthening the base of diverse business and civic

leadership, and informing people about — while engaging them in —

the necessary groundwork for Houston’s global future. the

overarching benefit to the community is that of an independent

and respected source of information, a catalyst to connect and

energize divergent groups, and an incubator of new ideas and

initiatives to fuel big-picture, long-range thought and action.

“The Star-Spangled Banner”natalie Foreman

WELCOMECatherine MosbacherPresident & CEO, Center for Houston’s Future

INTRODUCTION OF HONORELeslie BlantonLuncheon Chair

EUGENE H. VAUGHAN CIVIC LEADERSHIP AWARDFelix and Lupe Fraga

LUNCH

INTRODUCTION OF SCENARIOS 2040emily smith Llinás and raymond Lewis, Jr.Members of the Scenario Building Team

INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKERKelly FrelsChariman of the Board, Center For Houston’s Future

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Douglas L. FosheeChairman, President andChief Executive Officer of El Paso Corporation

CLOSING COMMENTS

THE FUTURE OF LEADERSHIPLUNCHEON PROGRAM 2011

THE EUGENE H. VAUGHAN CIVIC LEADERSHIP AWARDrecognizes those whose lifetime of work has made a significant longterm contribution to the Houston region in the areas of humancapital development and diversity, quality of place, or 21st centuryeconomies.

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LUNCHEON CHAIRLeslie Blanton

BENEFACTORSAndrews Kurth, LLPAlice & Philip BurguieresMary Ann & Larry FaulknerGeneration Park/McCord

Development, Inc.Marathon oil Corporation

PATRONSAllegiance Bank texas &

the stewart organizationAllen Boone Humphries robinson LLPAmegy BankAsia Chemical CompanyBlue Lance, Inc.Bracewell & Giuliani, LLPBud Light/silver eagle DistributorsCamdenCenterPoint energyCitizens for Affordable energyCommunity Health Choice, Inc.suzie& Phil ConwayYvonne & rufus CormierDannenbaum engineering CorporationJenny & Jim elkins Family FundexxonMobilGreenberg traurigPauline & Junior HigginsHines

Jones Lang LasalleJP Morgan Chase & Co.Marek Bros. systemssteven & sheila Miller Foundationneighborhood Centers, Inc.Cathy nunnallyPalmePo Partners, Ltd.robert r. & Kay M. onstead Foundationrice universitysteven H. schweitzer & uHY Advisorsterry shaikhsmith seckman reid, Inc.société Généralespectra energystatesman Business Advisors, LLCtejas office Products, Inc.Vinson & elkins, LLPthe Woodlands townshipuniversity of texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterWortham Insurance & risk Management

SUPPORTERSAccess Data/renee LogansAeCoMJames CalawayCole ChemicalevereP Family FundCarmela & Kelly FrelsAnn & J. Kent Friedman

reliant energyscurlock Foundationsysco Corporationsusan & eugene VaughanWells Fargo Bank

Joseph Hafnerned s. Holmes Charitable FundHouston Food Banktrini Mendenhall sosaJacqueline r. northcutregina rogersVaughan nelson Investment Managemente. D. Wulfe

HONORARY COMMITTEE

Frances Castañeda-DyessColleen & Mike Feinbergrick FigueroaJ. Kent Friedmansonny & Jodie JilesAlex López negretenick nicholsGeorge PontikesMarc shapiroPing sun & David LeebronMassey VillarrealAndrea & Bill White

HOST COMMITTEE

Joni BairdMike BallasesBill BarnePDenise BatesMargaret BuescherAnne & Albert ChaoDonna ColeDr. Charles CookJohnny CroninMichelle & stephen FragaJoe HafnerDiane HasellPauline & Junior HigginsKay & ned HolmesJonathan HomeyerLaura & rick Jaramillosusan KeetonLee Lahourcade

UNDERWRITERS

PRESENTING SPONSORChevronMAJOR UNDERWRITERS

Bank of Americael Paso Corporation

Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P.shell

ruthanne Meffordsteve Millerneena newberryJacqueline northcutCathy nunnallyPam & randall onsteadLeila PerrinVidal H. ramirezMargaret Vaughan robinsonelmer rogersJames r. royerMary ryderGraciela saenzterry shaikhCarol shaPuckPaPie Dale tyeWil ueckerscoP Van Beck

VICE CHAIRSYvonne & rufus Cormier

tHAnK You to our unDerWrIters

BoArd of direCtors

Kelly FrelsCHAIrMAn

eugene H. VaughanFounDInG CHAIrMAn

Catherine Clark MosbacherPresIDent AnD Ceo

Chris BarbicDan BellowAstley BlairLeslie BlantonJames CalawayAnthony r. ChasePhil ConwayBarbara CrewsBruce CulpepperJames DannenbaumBill DeLaneyGeorge DonnellyHarry Gee, Jr.tom GrosJohn HofmeisterLynne Humphriesrick JaramilloMichael JhinLarry Kellnerstephen Klineberg, Ph.D.Gene Lockerenee Logansstan Marek

George MartinezJohn Mendelsohn, M.D.Jeff MoseleyJohn nauAdrian PaPersonJuanita romansWalter tomlinsonBruce toughBobby tudorumesh Vermae.D. Wulfe

Advisory CounCil

Linda Addisone. William BarnePrichard CampoChip Carlislerufus CormierGeorge DeMontrond, IIIC. richard evereProger Galatasned s. HolmesHarris L. Kempner, Jr.David L. Mendezsteven Millerthe Honorable Annise ParkerJames r. royerthe Honorable Bill Whiterosie Zamora

LUPE FRAGA is Chairman and Ceo of tejas office Products,Inc., one of the top 500 Hispanic owned Companies in thenation (Hispanic Business Magazine) and one of Houston’s top100 small Businesses (Houston Business Journal). Mr. Fragareceived a Bachelor of Business Administration from texasA&M, before serving his country in the us Army. He hascontributed his time and talent to countless civic organizations,serving as Chairman of the Board of Harris County ChildProtective services, the Houston Hispanic Chamber ofCommerce, the Greater Houston Convention and VisitorsBureau and the Federal reserve Bank Dallas-Houston Branch.

FELIX FRAGA began his career of more than six decadeswith neighborhood Centers Inc. as a youth worker in 1946,continuing through 20 years as Manager of ripley Houston,and ultimately serving as Vice President of external Affairs.With degrees from university of Houston and our Lady of theLake, san Antonio, Mr. Fraga has been elected to terms onthe Houston City Council, and the Houston Independentschool District Board. He is a member of the HoustonCommiPee for Private sector Initiatives, Houston HousingDevelopment Corporation, the united Way Campaign, andthe Housing Finance Corporation.

DOUGLAS L. FOSHEE is Chairman, President and Chiefexecutive officer of el Paso Corporation. Mr. Foshee earnedan MBA from the Jesse H. Jones school at rice university,and a Bachelor of Business Administration from southwesttexas state university. He serves on the boards of Houstonendowment, Inc., texas Business Hall of Fame, CentralHouston, Inc. and the Greater Houston Partnership, and onthe board of trustees for both KIPP and rice university. In2009, he was appointed by the u.s. treasury and the Federalreserve Bank of new York to serve as an independent trusteeof the AIG Credit Facility trust.

Brothers LUPE and FELIX FRAGA exemplify the lifelong transformativededication to the region that the Vaughan Award was created to honor.Natives of Houston’s East End, their stories and their successes areinextricably linked with, and reflective of, the stories and successes of thisregion over the same span of time.

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Stay connected to the Future of Leadershipthrough our Civic/Business Leadership Program:

SPRING LEADERSHIP FORUM:March 24th to 26th and May 6th & 7th

BACK TO THE FUTURE II: THE SEQUEL!the second Annual Leadership Forum reunionApril 26, 20116:00 to 8:00 p.m.sponsored by Chevron

FALL LEADERSHIP FORUM: Still accepting nominations!september 15th to 17th and october 28th & 29th

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