Richard Nixon Foundation
Jim Byron serves as the President and CEO of the Richard Nixon Foundation, a position held since June 2010, where responsibilities include developing and overseeing public programming, as well as crafting communications and media strategies. Prior roles at the foundation included Executive Vice President and Vice President of Marketing and Strategy, as well as Director of Strategic Planning and Assistant to the President, where Jim represented the president and facilitated communication with key stakeholders. Additionally, Jim held the role of Communications and Marketing Assistant, coordinating special projects and contributing to numerous publications. Jim's leadership experience extends to serving as Vice President of the Cal Phi Chapter of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity from January 2014 to January 2015. Jim Byron holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing from Chapman University.
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Richard Nixon Foundation
The Richard Nixon Foundation is a privately supported, non-profit institution dedicated to educating the public about the life, legacy, and times of the Thirty-Seventh President. Through unique exhibits and events the Nixon Foundation helps visitors discover the many surprising and unexpected accomplishments of the 37th president and the impact they have on our world today. The Foundation supports exhibits and programs on the nine acre Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum. As a performing arts center for public affairs, the Foundation’s year-round programming features national policy conferences, study groups, town meetings, school editor forums, and a continual schedule of distinguished speakers and authors from government, politics, the media, and public affairs. The Presidential Library is home to more than 42 million pages of documentation and material from Richard Nixon’s life in politics, as well as a nationally recognized research center, giving students and scholars the opportunity to study RN’s legacy and historic presidency.