Glenn Youngkin

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  • 74th Governor of Virginia (Jan 2022 - Jan 2026)
  • Former Co-CEO of the Carlyle Group
  • Delivered Record Job Growth, Business Investment, and Budget Surpluses
  • Advanced Major Reforms in Education, Behavioral Health, and Public Safety

Glenn Youngkin served as the 74th Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. In 2020, Governor Youngkin took a bold step and left his role as Co-CEO of one of the largest investments firms in the world, The Carlyle Group, to win the 2021 historic race in Virginia and ignite the Great Virginia Renaissance during his term-limited four years as Governor. Business investment soared to $157 billion - more than the previous six governors combined. His pro-growth policies spurred record job growth with over 270,000 more Virginians working. With over 200,000 open and available jobs and 85,000 more jobs on the way, he drove unprecedented business investment in the Commonwealth.

As America's Education Governor, Youngkin delivered record education investment, lead in recovering learning loss after the pandemic, set a national standard for bell-to-bell cellphone-free education, expanded choice, and put parents at the head of the table. Governor Youngkin’s Back-the-Blue pro law enforcement policies led to a 30% reduction in the murder rate and a nationally leading 60% reduction in fentanyl overdoses. Governor Youngkin brought a business mindset to government - reducing wait times at the DMV from 35 minutes to 6 minutes, transforming the behavioral health system and delivering $10 billion in budget surpluses. Governor Youngkin's commonsense conservative leadership delivered on his frequent refrain that "results matter".

 

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Leading Through Inflection Points: Navigating Change with Courage and Purpose

GOVERNOR GLENN YOUNGKIN draws on his rare combination of experiences — from leading one of the world’s most influential investment firms to governing one of America's most dynamic states — to explore what it takes to lead through moments of profound transition. He shares practical insights on decisi ...

GOVERNOR GLENN YOUNGKIN draws on his rare combination of experiences — from leading one of the world’s most influential investment firms to governing one of America's most dynamic states — to explore what it takes to lead through moments of profound transition. He shares practical insights on decision‑making, culture‑building, and staying mission‑focused when the landscape shifts beneath your feet. This talk offers a timeless yet timely roadmap from a leader who has navigated change at the highest levels of business and government.

 

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Glenn Youngkin served as the 74th Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. In 2020, Governor Youngkin took a bold step and left his role as Co-CEO of one of the largest investments firms in the world, The Carlyle Group, to win the 2021 historic race in Virginia and ignite the Great Virginia Renaissance during his term-limited four years as Governor. Business investment soared to $157 billion - more than the previous six governors combined. His pro-growth policies spurred record job growth with over 270,000 more Virginians working. With over 200,000 open and available jobs and 85,000 more jobs on the way, he drove unprecedented business investment in the Commonwealth. As America's Education Governor, Youngkin delivered record education investment, lead in recovering learning loss after the pandemic, set a national standard for bell-to-bell cellphone-free education, expanded choice, and put parents at the head of the table. Governor Youngkin’s Back-the-Blue pro law enforcement policies led to a 30% reduction in the murder rate and a nationally leading 60% reduction in fentanyl overdoses. Governor Youngkin brought a business mindset to government - reducing wait times at the DMV from 35 minutes to 6 minutes, transforming the behavioral health system and delivering $10 billion in budget surpluses. Governor Youngkin's commonsense conservative leadership delivered on his frequent refrain that "results matter".