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Current ILC Members 3M Company Alliant Energy Altria Client Services American Electric Power Bank of America Barrick Gold Corporation The Boeing Company BP Cargill Caterpillar Inc. Chevron Chrysler LLC The Coca-Cola Company The Dow Chemical Company Duke Energy Corporation Eastman Kodak Company Ecolab Inc. Exelon Corporation ExxonMobil Corporation General Electric Company General Motors Corporation Leucadia National Corporation MeadWestvaco Corporation Monsanto Company Nestlé Waters North America Northwest Airlines Pfizer, Inc. PG&E Corporation Plum Creek Timber Company Pulte Homes, Inc. SC Johnson & Son, Inc. Temple-Inland Timex Corporation Toyota Motor North America Weyerhaeuser Company Xerox Corporation

The International Leadership Council (ILC) of The Nature Conservancy is one of the world's leading corporate forums focusing on the challenges confronting biodiversity preservation, habitat conservation and natural resource management. These issues lie at the heart of a growing number of corporate responsibility programs. The ILC brings together companies from many industries—finance, manufacturing, forestry, consumer products, information technology, etc.—to seek solutions to conservation challenges through cooperative partnerships between the business community and The Nature Conservancy.

The Council is chaired by Brian Marcotte, CEO of Titan Oil Recovery. Membership in the ILC is at the discretion of The Nature Conservancy.

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Funds from membership in the Council are used to support the conservation science activities of The Nature Conservancy, including those areas identified as global conservation priorities in our 2015 Goal.