2020 Speakers

Clark Moseley, President & CEO, Navajo Transitional Energy Company

Rich Nolan, President, National Mining Association - Invited

Christian Palich, Senior Advisor, U.S. Department of the Interior,

Office of Surface Mining Reclamation & Enforcement

James Vicini, Senior Advisor, Office of the Assistant Secretary, MSHA

Michael J. Nasi, Partner, Jackson Walker, LLP

Holly Krutka, Executive Director, School of Energy Resources,

University of Wyoming

Dave Goddard, Senior Industry Expert, McKinsey & Company

Ron Bowling, National Sales Manager, FGX SepTech, LLC

 

 

Lodging & Rates

Room reservations are your responsibility. Please do not send your room reservations to RMCMI.

 

Call 719-538-4000 or 800-588-0250 and request the RMCMI Annual Meeting group rate for your upcoming meeting or make your reservations online through the following link:

$189.00/night plus $10.00 per night resort fee—The guest rooms at Cheyenne Mountain Resort are arranged in eight residential lodges. Surrounded by extraordinary mountain backdrops and picturesque views, each room has been designed to provide the ultimate escape from the everyday. Modern amenities and supreme comfort are perfectly paired with an understated Rocky Mountain inspired decor for the ideal setting for rest and relaxation.

 

The $10.00/night resort fee includes: Parking—either self or valet, fitness classes, outdoor tennis, lake activities, wireless internet access in guest rooms and public spaces, 800 and local call access, local newspaper, in-room coffee and tea, Fitness Center and Aquatics Center access and parking. The pools, lake and recreation areas are included in your $10/nightly resort fee (per room). Be sure you get a wrist band for each of your family members at check in so you can take advantage of all the resort has to offer. The resort’s private 35-acre lake includes plenty of opportunities to get your fill of exciting summertime water sports. The sandy beach is the perfect place to build sandcastles and play a pickup game of beach volleyball. There are canoes, water bikes, etc. that are available for use and most are included in your resort fee.

 

 

Conference Registration

Attendees are from coal, utility, manufacturing, service/suppliers, transportation, consultants, research, education and more.

 

All adult attendees must have either:

 

Non-members will be charged an additional $200. Speakers, scholars, and students are not required to be members.

Monday Night Beach Party

Cheyenne Mountain Resort has a private lake and beach that is adjacent to

their recreation center. There are sand volleyball courts, a basketball court,

kiddie pool and splash pad, and playground equipment. We will have the pools

closed during this party, but you are welcome to wear CONSERVATIVE beach

attire. Shorts, tee shirts and sandals are acceptable. If you wear any type of

swimwear, women must wear a cover up and men must wear a t-shirt. There

will be an area for a band and your dancing pleasure, and games around the

pool and lake areas. This will be a fun evening for kids and adults alike! Adults

are responsible for their children at this event. There are plenty of areas that are covered and not in the sand.

Mine Rescue

The Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute is proud to present the 29th Annual Mine Rescue Safety Training & Evaluation during the 116th Conference and Annual Meeting David and Cheryl Evans co-chair the event. The theme for this year’s training is “The Safety Advantage”. Approximately 100 mine rescue participants are trained in various classes and simulated scenarios to take back important safety information to their respective operations. The Awards Breakfast on Tuesday morning is open to participants with an All Inclusive (A) package, or you may purchase a separate tickets to attend. Please show your support to these teams, the training and education is an important mission of RMCMI.

 

 

Thank You to our Generous Sponsors!