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Document 4 - Attachment 1 CONFIDENTIAL: DO NOTSHARE RGA REPUBLICAN GOVERNORSASSOCIATION Thursday, February 20, 2025 10:45 AM --11:45 AM Executive Roundtable Panel Discussion II: Changing Course: How Republican Governors will support the Trump Administration's Push for Energy Dominance On-Site RGA Contact: Laura Ciciarelli, Chief Operating Officer (b) (6) (cell) / lciciarelli@rga.org Hotel Security Contact: Marcellus Riley, Director of Safety & Security (b) (6) (cell) / Marcellus.Riley@conradhotels.com Policy Contact: Stephanie Groen, Policy Director (b) (6) (cell) / sgroenArgnpc.org Attire: Business Location: Grand Ballroom, Conrad DC 950 New York Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20001 Purpose: President Trump is back in office, which means American energy is once again open for business. Over the last four years, the Biden Administration ruled by regulation, leading to higher energy costs across the board and less American-made energy. The good news? President Trump changed course within minutes of being sworn into office and issued multiple executive actions to maximize the responsible use of America's natural resources, limit regulations, and expand innovation to achieve energy dominance. Additionally, President Trump has empowered thoughtful, innovative, and commonsense leaders such as Doug Burgum and Chris Wright to unleash American energy and put their foot on the gas for producers. This panel will discuss how Republican governors have been laying the groundwork to leverage the new direction of the Trump Administration and support future American energy production. Set-Up: Speakers will be seated in sofa chairs on the stage with wireless lavaliere microphones. The audience will be seated in a crescent style and will have the opportunity to engage in dialogue with the speakers during Q&A. Handheld microphones will be available for the audience for Q&A. Speakers will be seated on stage (left to right): Governor Greg Gianforte, Secretary Doug Burgum, Secretary Chris Wright, Governor Glenn Youngkin, and Governor Kelly Armstrong. Sierra Club v. Dept of Energy, 4:25-cv-5027 SC_EVERSPLIT0014454