Mr. Donald Lehr is President of The Nolan/Lehr Group, a media communications consultancy based in New York City specializing in foundations, associations, academic institutions, and corporations in diverse disciplines such as science, the environment, religion, ethics, publishing and sports. Lehr has directed international media relations and public affairs for the Templeton Prize since 1991 and for numerous John Templeton Foundation symposiums including “Amazing Light” at the University of California, Berkeley, honoring physicist Charles Townes; “Horizons of Truth” at the University of Vienna, honoring mathematician Kurt Gödel; and “Living in von Neumann’s World” at Princeton University, honoring scientist John von Neumann. He has worked with various organizations engaged in the United Nations climate change negotiations since 2005, including managing international media strategy for the Ecosystems Climate Alliance since its founding in 2008. He has also developed and implemented communications strategies for the Collaborative Program on the Ethical Dimensions of Climate Change, based at the Rock Ethics Institute at Pennsylvania State University, the Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale University, and the Australian Koala Foundation, based in Brisbane.