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New and Exclusive to HWA:
Jay Inslee
Governor of Washington State (2013-2025); U.S. House of Representatives (1999-2012)
Governor Jay Inslee’s talks resonate with audiences who seek bold, actionable solutions to the pressing challenges of today’s world.
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In his 12 years in office, Jay Inslee transformed Washington into a national leader in climate policy, spearheading groundbreaking initiatives like the Climate Commitment Act, which positioned the state at the forefront of clean energy and carbon reduction. Under his leadership, Washington implemented one of the most ambitious cap-and-invest programs in the country, driving investment in renewable energy, green jobs, and carbon reduction efforts that will have a lasting impact for generations. His work was honored with the TIME Earth Award in 2025.
Beyond climate and public health, Inslee’s administration also delivered historic investments in transportation, education, and housing. With over a decade of experience at the helm, Governor Inslee has played a central role in managing and navigating crises, offering valuable lessons in resilience, strategic decision-making, and crisis leadership.
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Leading the Charge: How Washington Became a National Model for Climate Action
Climate change is the defining challenge of our time, but in Washington state, Governor Jay Inslee chose to meet it head-on. Under his leadership, Washington became a national model for climate action, proving that bold policies can drive both environmental sustainability and economic prosperity. The challenge ahead is enormous, but the lesson from Washington is clear: with vision, persistence, and the courage to lead, we can fight climate change—and win.
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Crisis, Leadership, and Resilience: The Role of Government in Protecting Lives and Building a Stronger Future
Washington state has shown what good government looks like. Under Governor Jay Inslee’s leadership, bold initiatives tackled healthcare, economic fairness, education, and infrastructure—not just as policies, but as investments in the state’s long-term resilience. At a time when trust in government is faltering, Washington’s experience offers a powerful lesson: good governance is about doing what is right, not just what is easy.
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