FRIDAY: Pinal Partnership’s ‘2026 Mining Update Breakfast

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Resolution Copper, Sonoran Copper, Ivanhoe Electric, and Pinal Partnership.) 

By Pinal Partnership

2026 Pinal County Mining Update Breakfast

Join us on May 1st for an update on Pinal County mining operations driving economic impact and workforce development needs for the future.

Panelists:

Sophie Dessart, Manager Communications and Public Affairs, Florence Copper

Bryan Seppala, Principal Advisor, Economic Development & Social Investment, Resolution Copper

Travis Snider, VP Sustainability and External Relations, Arizona Sonoran Copper

Mike Patterson, VP of Investor Relations and Business Development, Ivanhoe Electric

Jerry Bustamante, Manager of Public Affairs, Hudbay Minerals

Kennedy Ivy, Community Relations Manager, Faraday Copper

Guest Moderator: Dr. Kray Luxbacher, Executive Director and Head of School of Mining Engineering and Mineral Resources,University of Arizona

Contact Rina Rien about Breakfast Sponsorship Opportunities

Register here: https://bit.ly/4edqIC2

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