GLOBAL IS THE NEW LOCAL: There Is No Turning Back

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1 GLOBAL IS THE NEW LOCAL: There Is No Turning Back

2 Connections

3 Connections

4 Internet Penetration

5 Internet Usage by Geographic Region Millions of Users Asia Europe N. America Lat Am/Caribb Africa Penetration Rate Middle East 77.0 N. America 78.6% Oceania/Australia 23.9 Oceania/Australia 67.5% Europe Lat Am/Caribb 39.5% 61.3% Middle East 35.6% World, Avg. 32.7% Asia 26.2% Africa 13.5% Source: Internet World Stats 0% 20% 40% 60% 80%

6 Internet Usage by Geographic Region Millions of Users Asia Europe N. America Lat Am/Caribb Africa Penetration Rate Middle East 77.0 N. America 78.6% Oceania/Australia 23.9 Oceania/Australia 67.5% Europe Lat Am/Caribb 39.5% 61.3% Middle East 35.6% World, Avg. 32.7% Asia 26.2% Africa 13.5% Source: Internet World Stats 0% 20% 40% 60% 80%

7 Internet Users in the World Distribution by World Regions Europe 22.1% N. America 12.0% Lat Am/Caribb 10.4% Middle East 3.4% Africa 6.2% Asia 44.8% Oceania/Australia 1.1% Source: Internet World Stats Basis: 2,267,233,742 internet users on Dec. 31, 2011

8 Mobile Phone Penetration

9 Mobile Phone Penetration

10 Percent of World GDP - Last 500 Years 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% U.S. China Western Europe Latin America Japan India All Other Countries

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12 Texas and the World More than one-fourth (26%) of all Texas manufacturing workers depend on exports for their jobs. More than 26,000 companies export goods from Texas - 92% are Small & Medium-sized Enterprises (fewer than 500 employees), the 4th highest number among all 50 states. SMEs generate one-third of Texas total exports.

13 Texas is Leading Exporter Texas California New York Florida Washington $249.8 billion $159.3 billion $82.9 billion $64.7 billion $64.3 billion Source: USA Trade Online

14 Texas is Leading Exporter Texas $249.8 billion Texas 16% California 11% New York 6% Florida 4% Washington 4% California $159.3 billion New York $82.9 billion Florida Washington $64.7 billion $64.3 billion All Others 59% Source: USA Trade Online

15 Top Trading Partners U.S.A. Texas Source: USA Trade Online

16 Top Trading Partners Canada 16% China 14% Mexico 12% All Others 40% Japan 5% Germany 4% U.K. 3% S. Korea Brazil 3% 2% All Others 31% Colombia 2% S. Korea 2% Nigeria 2% Mexico 49% China 6% Venezuela 3% Saudi Arabia Brazil 3% 3% U.S.A. Texas Source: USA Trade Online

17 Top 5 Texas Exports in 2011 By Industry and Value-Add Petroleum/Coal $51B Chemicals $46B Computer/Electronics $42B Machinery $27B Transportation/Equipment $21B $ BillionTotal Exports in 2011

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21 DFW International Airport 191 destinations 3rd busiest airport in the world for daily operations 8th in the world for passengers (57 million in 2010, 59% connecting, 41% local 19 passenger carriers - 11 domestic, 8 foreign 13 cargo carriers (Foreign Trade Zone) 62,000 employees Economic output: $16.6 Billion

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23 DFW International Trade Millions

24 DFW International Trade $63,869 $58,278 $57,512 $57,078 $56,565 $43,912 $49,601 $48,204 $34, Millions

25 Top Trading Partners DFW U.S.A. Texas Source: USA Trade Online

26 Top Trading Partners China 36% S. Korea 12% Taiwan 6% Japan 6% Canada 16% China 14% All Others 37% Mexico 12% Taiwan 2% Japan 5% Germany 4% France 2% U.K. 3% S. Korea 3% Brazil 2% All Others 23% DFW Singapore 3% Thailand 2% Germany 2% Canada 4% Malaysia 3% U.K. 3% Mexico 49% China 6% Venezuela 3% Saudi Arabia 3% Brazil 3% Netherlands 2% Russia 2% All Others 27% S. Korea 2% Nigeria 2% Colombia 2% U.S.A. Texas Source: USA Trade Online

27 Where DFW Trades Exports Imports Source: USA Trade Online

28 Where DFW Trades South Korea 17% Rest of World 49% Singapore 7% Japan 8% Taiwan 10% China 9% Rest of World 26% Taiwan 5% Japan 6% Canada 6% S. Korea 10% China 48% Exports Imports Source: USA Trade Online

29 What DFW Traded in 2011

30 What DFW Traded in 2011 Exports Top Five Imports Transportation Equipment Computer & Electronic Products Chemicals Machinery (except electrical) Petroleum & Coal Products Oil & Gas Computer & Electronic Products Machinery (except electrical) Chemicals Transportation Equipment

31 Texas Fortune 500 Companies (In-State Rankings) ExxonMobil - 1 AT&T - 3 AMR - 10 Fluor - 11 Kimberly Clark - 13 JC Penney - 16 Texas Instruments - 18 Dean Foods - 21 Southwest Airlines - 22 GameStop - 26 Tenet Healthcare - 27 Holly - 30 Energy Future Holdings - 31 ConocoPhillips - 2 Marathon Oil - 5 Sysco - 7 Enterprise GP Holdings - 8 Plains All Merican Pipeline - 9 Halliburton - 14 National Oilwell Varco - 20 Baker Hughes - 17 Waste Management - 19 Apache - 23 Anadarko Petroleum - 24 KBR - 25 CenterPoint Energy - 29 Kinder Morgan - 32 Enbridge Energy - 34 Calpine - 35 Cameron Int l - 38 EOG Resources - 39 Frontier Oil - 40 Group 1 Automotive - 44 Targa Resources - 45 Spectra Energy - 46 El Paso - 48 Dell - 6 Whole Foods Market - 28 Valero Energy - 4 Tesoro - 12 USAA - 15 Clear Channel Media - 42 NuStar Energy - 50 Western Refining - 33

32 DFW s Largest Subsidiaries of Foreign Companies By Number of Employees Alcon - 3,316 7-Eleven - 2,475 Cadbury Schweppes - 2,200 Essilor - 1,277 ST Microeletronics - 1,220 Fujitsu - 1,214 Santander Bombardier Flexjet Gruma/Mission/Jimenez LSG Sky Chefs

33 DFW s Largest Subsidiaries of Foreign Companies By Number of Employees Alcon - 3,316 7-Eleven - 2,475 Cadbury Schweppes - 2,200 Essilor - 1,277 ST Microeletronics - 1,220 Fujitsu - 1,214 Santander Bombardier Flexjet Gruma/Mission/Jimenez LSG Sky Chefs

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35 Our Vision

36 Our Vision Building bridges of global understanding and engagement in our community to create a more peaceful, tolerant and prosperous world.

37 Our Mission Meridian: Young Professionals Public Programs! City of Dallas Office of Protocol Interna9onal Educa9on Program Interna9onal Visitor Program

38 Our Members 3,800 90% 89% 85% 77% 70% 64% 62% 50% 47% 23% 38% 31% 30% 29% 22% 13% Number of members Support us because of our events/learning opportuni9es Earn more than $50K per year List reading as a hobby Travel interna9onally each year Travel domes9cally 6 or more 9mes per year Have a master s degree or higher Feel the Council is poli9cally neutral Male / female Between the ages of Under the age of 40 AXend 2-5 Council events per year AXend Council events to learn about business issues/ opportuni9es Earn more than $200K per year Network at Council ac9vi9es Work at a large company or are self- employed Are K- 12 educators

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41 Andrew Palmer Finance Editor Simon Long Banyan Columnist Leo Abruzzese Editorial Director, Economist Intelligence Unit Daniel Franklin Executive Editor James Miles China Correspondent

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