From: Matt Ellsworth <ellsworth@miningamerica.org> To: "Getto, Leila" <leila_getto@ios.doi.gov> Cc: Laura Skaer <lskaer@miningamerica.org>, Anthony Roeber <aroeber@miningamerica.org>, Scheduling SIO <scheduling_sio@ios.doi.gov>
Subject: RE: [EXTERNAL] AEMA Keynote Date: Fri, 05 Oct 2018 14:42:46 +0000
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No problem at all. Attached is a revised version reflecting the change.
Matthew Ellsworth Government Affairs Manager American Exploration & Mining Association Office: 509-624-1158, ext. 115 www.MiningAmerica.org
From: Getto, Leila [mailto:leila_getto@ios.doi.gov] Sent: Thursday, October 4, 2018 1:36 PM To: Matt Ellsworth <ellsworth@miningamerica.org> Cc: Laura Skaer <lskaer@miningamerica.org>; Anthony Roeber <aroeber@miningamerica.org>; Scheduling SIO <scheduling_sio@ios.doi.gov> Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] AEMA Keynote
Thanks Matt! Will it be a problem to remove the ticket price? I've sent it to our legal team for their review and approval but I'm confident they'll want that removed. Thanks!
Leila Getto U.S. Department of the Interior Immediate Office of the Secretary Deputy Director, Scheduling and Advance Direct 202 208 5359 Main: 202-208-7551 Cell 202 706 9435 Email: leila_getto@ios.doi.gov
On Thu, Oct 4, 2018 at 4:30 PM, Matt Ellsworth ellsworth@miningamerica.org wrote:
Leila, per our call today here are the follow up items we discussed.
We are confirmed for Thursday, December 6 at the Spokane Convention Center. We will anticipate a 1:30pm arrival, and be prepared for an earlier arrival.
As a contingency, we will have a 5:00pm opportunity for the Secretary to open up our exhibit hall with the same remarks.
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If there is anything we can do to provide support for the remaining time that day please don't hesitate to ask. We are also willing to pull together a roundtable of industry leaders at any time.
Attached is the page from our convention brochure for your approval. The blank column next to the Secretary announce is for our Wednesday speaker TBD. It will most likely be an industry CEO.
o We will use the same approved format in future Bulletins (Oct/Nov) to our members, on our website (www.miningamerica.org) and Twitter (@miningamerica)
o We will not be issuing a press release
o I have included our Communications Manager Anthony Roeber on this email as he will be leading any outreach on AEMA behalf.
Thanks again Leila. Feel free to contact me or Laura.
Matthew Ellsworth Government Affairs Manager American Exploration & Mining Association Office: 509-624-1158, ext. 115 www.MiningAmerica.org
From: Pat Heywood Sent: Thursday, October 4, 2018 10:58 AM To: Matt Ellsworth <ellsworth@miningamerica.org>; Laura Skaer <lskaer@miningamerica.org>; Anthony Roeber <aroeber@miningamerica.org> Subject: Zinke
Matt - Here is the page that is ready to be included in the brochure once it is approved.
Thanks, Pat
Pat Heywood Operations & Finance Director American Exploration & Mining Association 10 N Post St., Ste. 305 Spokane, WA 99201-0702
509.624.1158 x 112 509.999.3317 (Cell) pheywood@miningamerica.org
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Meet Our Annual Meeting Keynote Speakers
Wednesday Keynote Speaker Luncheon
Thursday Keynote Speaker Luncheon -
Thursday December 6, 2018 12:15 - 2:15 Spokane Convention Center
Room TBD
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Ryan Zinke United States Secretary of the Interior
Ryan Zinke was sworn in as the 52nd Secretary of the Interior on March 1, 2017.
A fifth-generation Montanan and former U.S. Navy SEAL Commander, Ryan Zinke built one of the strongest track records in the 114th Congress on championing sportsmen's access, conservation, regulatory relief, forest management, responsible energy development, and smart management of federal lands.
"As a former Navy SEAL, Ryan has incredible leadership skills and an attitude of doing whatever it takes to win," President Donald Trump said in nominating the former congressman, who built an impressive portfolio on Interior issues ranging from federal mineral leases to tribal affairs to public lands conservation.
Zinke is widely praised for his voting record supporting the Teddy Roosevelt philosophy of managing public lands, which calls for multiple-use to include economic, recreation and conservation. He has pledged to explore every possibility for safely and responsibly repealing bad regulations and using public natural resources to create jobs and wealth for the American people.
As Secretary of the Interior, Zinke leads an agency with more than 70,000 employees who are stewards for 20 percent of the nation's lands, including national parks, monuments, wildlife refuges and other public lands. The department oversees the responsible development of conventional and renewable energy supplies on public lands and waters; is the largest supplier and manager of water in the 17 Western states; and upholds trust responsibilities to the 567 federally recognized American Indian tribes and Alaska Natives.
Zinke was commissioned as an officer in the Navy in 1985 and was soon selected to join the elite force where he would build an honorable career until his retirement in 2008. He retired with the rank of Commander after leading SEAL operations across the globe, including as the Deputy and Acting Commander of Joint Special Forces in Iraq and two tours at SEAL Team Six. Zinke was the first Navy SEAL elected to the U.S. House and is the first SEAL to serve as a cabinet secretary.
Zinke holds a Geology degree from the University of Oregon, where he was an All-PAC 10 football player; a Master's degree in Business Finance from National University; and a Master's degree in Global Leadership from the University of San Diego. He and his wife Lolita (Lola) have three children and two granddaughters. Zinke is proud to be an adopted member of the Assiniboine Sioux Tribe at the Fort Peck Reservation in Northeast Montana.
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