What does the future hold for Lake Tahoe? We sit down with a panel of experts to explore the challenges and opportunities for the emerald of Northern Nevada. On September 4, The Nevada Independent CEO/Editor Jon Ralston will moderate a discussion with three Tahoe Basin community leaders:

• Amy Berry is the CEO of the Tahoe Fund, leading the effort to secure private funding and support from individuals, foundations and corporations for environmental improvement projects for Lake Tahoe. She has raised more than $20 million from private donors, helping to secure more than $160 million of public funding. Berry was appointed to the Nevada Outdoor Recreation Advisory Council by governors Sisolak and Lombardo and serves as the vice-chair; she is also a federal appointee to the Lake Tahoe Federal Advisory Committee.
• Andy Chapman is the president and CEO at Travel North Tahoe Nevada. He has worked in the Lake Tahoe tourism industry for more than 25 years and is involved in the region’s stewardship and visitor management initiatives. Chapman serves on multiple boards throughout Tahoe and Reno.
• Julie Regan is executive director of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, the first interstate compact agency of its kind in the nation, which is charged with environmental protection of Lake Tahoe. Regan has held a leadership position at the agency since 2003 and is the past co-chair of the nationally focused Network for Landscape Conservation and has contributed writings on destination stewardship to the global conversation on overtourism.

This event will be held at the 
National Automobile Museum Event Center
in Reno on Wednesday, September 4th

Main event starts at 6:30 P.M.
We expect to wrap by 8:00 p.m.

PLUS: Thanks to the generosity of our hosts at the museum, guests can tour the museum's amazing car collection before or after the event!

Tickets are required to attend and can be purchased at: https://one.bidpal.net/indytalksreno090424
All tickets must be reserved in the name of the guest
and all guests must present ID at check-in.

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