Mary Beth Cameron International

Leadership Development and Transformation

Robert Redford

Lee Brower


Bill Clinton

Our mission is to work towards a peaceful, just and prosperous world, where critical thought leaders, as well as organizations, countries and Nations collaborate in a more advantageous way in the global arena. The result of which produces open and self-reliant thought leaders with countries that are effective and democratic, enterprises that are successful and transparent, civil societies that are socially-engaged and independent, and free and responsible world citizens who may participate in all of these processes.

The Cameron Conservation Foundation (CCF) is dedicated to the promotion of peaceful, self-reliant, and open societies around the globe through the elaboration of new paradigms, the strengthening of networks, of institutions and of people, the optimization of the worlds “creative” human and cultural potential and its financial resources.

We carry out our mission through partnerships with a select and diverse group of heads of state, CEOs, media voices, philanthropists, foundation heads, religious leaders, original thinkers and those who run highly effective non-governmental and non-profit organizations. Innovation, critical thinking and action-networking therefore make up our core values, expertise and activities.

CCF’s brief listing of thought leaders whom we are currently working with:

  • The Peace Alliance (PeaceAlliance.org)
  • The American Red Cross (redcross.org)
  • The Clinton Global Initiative (ClintonGlobalInitiative.org)
  • Stanford Research Institute (SRI.com)
  • Interfaith Youth Core (Ifyc.org)
  • Global Green (GlobalGreen.org)
  • Hoover Institute (Hoover.org)
  • World Leadership Group (WorldLeadershipGroup.com)

 

 

 

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Mary Beth Cameron International
Cameron Conservation Foundation

801-397-3300 x124 (business)
831 722 4060 (fax)

info@marybethcameron.com

West Coast Office
101 California Street,
Suite 2450
San Francisco, CA 94111

East Coast Office
Georgetown Place
1101 30th St. NW
Suite 500
Washington, DC 20007