The Park City Center for Public Policy is a bi-partisan, non-profit organization founded on the principle that the most effective policy solutions are created through a collaborative process and tested in the real-world. The Center draws on leadership from both the public and private sectors to address global challenges facing the nation in such crucial areas as climate change, IT and data security, and workforce development. Located in the alpine setting of Park City, Utah, the Center is committed to bringing people together from all sectors to achieve its mission of convening dynamic leaders to create practical policy solutions that transform the challenges of technology and globalization into opportunities for our communities.

The Park City Center for Public Policy is committed to addressing the public policy issues that are challenging our nation today - and looking forward to addressing policy challenges of the future. 

The Center's unique model to public policy solutions can be summed up in three phrases: People, Ideas, and Timely Solutions.

PEOPLE - The Center brings together individuals from many sectors: business leaders, government officials, former governors, leading experts and other thoughtful and talented individuals.

IDEAS - The Center convenes these people to analyze pressing policy issues resulting from rapid globalization and technology development and identify the best ideas to address the issue.

TIMELY SOLUTIONS - As a result of these deliberations the Center develops promising policy models and makes them available for testing and implementation by local, state and federal government agencies, businesses and other interested organizations.

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2008 Post Election

Economic Summit

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DEFENDING CYBERSPACE 2008


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