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Leadership Circle Luncheon with T. Boone Pickens and Bill Kurtis

  • July 6, 2011

Watch this video clip from a June 16, 2011, Metropolitan Planing Council Leadership Circle event, featuring a conversation between T. Boone Pickens, Chair, BP Capital Management, and legendary Chicago broadcaster Bill Kurtis. Pickens and Kurtis proved to be a humorous pair, even while addressing issues such as energy security, pollution, green energy solutions and natural gas, fracking, and Chicago's energy policy.

Pickens was in Chicago that day for the official opening of two public access compressed natural gas fueling stations operated by Clean Energy Corporation. 

To learn more about MPC's Leadership Circle, read this brochure, or contact MPC Development Director Kirsten Powers at 312-863-6010 or kpowers@metroplanning.org.

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