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January
26, 2012 “Emerging Workforce Trends in the US Mining Industry”
Mr. Kanagy will review the recently
released results from the SME “Emerging Workforce Trends in the US Mining Industry” report. He will review
how US mine labor has changed over the past 30 years and what the projected need for the next 18 years will include. He will
highlight the factors that are currently driving the mining business in the US as well as issues that are anticipated to drive
the business in the near future
Dave joined SME in March
2004 and has tripled the revenues of the organization making a real difference in turning around the SME financial situation.
He also improved staff coordination and cooperation, and is positioning SME to provide greater value for
its members with the development of new products such as OneMine. He was instrumental in developing a merger
of the Woman's Auxiliary to the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, the Underground
Construction and Tunneling Association, the Minerals Information Institute and the International Marine Minerals Society into
SME. He
has a B.S. degree in industrial education from the University of Maryland and a MS degree in technology education from Eastern
Illinois University. He is also a certified association executive by the American Society of Association
Executives. He has also completed a six-year association management-development program from the University
of Delaware’s Institute of Organizational Management. Dave has worked over 28 years with nonprofit organizations. His level of responsibility
has progressively increased, culminating in senior management and chief staff officer positions. With his
solid association background, Dave is knowledgeable in all aspects of the day-to-day business operations at SME headquarters.
He is familiar with membership issues, technical conferences, expositions, industry statistics and information
technology.
December
4, 2012 Annual Holiday Event
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