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Meeting Matrix Meeting Committee Time Office / Intro Member / Staff / Office Participants 8:00 AM House Overview: 2247 Rayburn House Office Building Meeting Matrix Meeting Committee Time Office / Intro Member / Staff / Office Participants 8:00 AM House Overview: 2247 Rayburn House Office Building 8:30 AM Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) 8:30 AM Kirk Jowers doTerra International OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPANTS 8:45 AM Rep. Erik Paulsen (R-MN) 8:45 AM Jim Hyde Balchem Corporation OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPANTS 8:50 AM Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-KY) 8:50 AM Tobe Cohen DSM Nutritional Products OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPANTS 9:00 AM Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD) 9:00 AM Kristen Blanchard Nutramax Laboratories Consumer Care Inc. OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPANTS 9:10 AM Rep. Tony Cárdenas (D-CA) 9:10 AM Michelle Stout Amway/Nutrilite OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPANTS 9:20 AM Rep. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) 9:20 AM Heather Granato Informa OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPANTS 9:30 AM Rep. Rob Bishop (R-UT) 9:30 AM Bryan Kirkland Innophos, Inc OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPANTS 10:00 AM Robert Latta (OH-05) EC 10:00 AM 2448 Rayburn Rachel Schwegman, Senior LA Team 8 Kurt Schrader (OR-05) EC 10:00 AM 2431 Rayburn Stephen Holland, Legislative Counsel Team 9 Ben Ray Lujan (NM-3) EC 10:00 AM 2231 Rayburn Rep. Ben Ray Lujan, Kim Espinoza, LA Team 16 David Schweikert (AZ-06) WM 10:00 AM 2059 Rayburn Cami Lepire, LA Team 14 Jim Renacci (OH-16) WM 10:00 AM 328 Cannon Shane Hand, LC Team 3 Tom Reed (NY-23) WM 10:00 AM 2437 Rayburn Logan Hoover, LA Team 11 Ron Kind (WI-3) WM 10:00 AM 1502 Longworth Rep. Ron Kind, Elizabeth Stower, LA Team 6 Chris Collins (NY-27) EC 10:15 AM 1117 Longworth James O'Neill, LD Team 5 John Larson (CT-1) WM 10:00 AM 1501 Longworth Owen Dodd, Communications Advisor Team 12 Markwayne Mullin (OK-2) EC 10:00 AM 1113 Longworth Rep. Markwayne Mullin, Taylor Hittle, LA Team 15 Tim Walz (MN-01) 10:00 AM 2313 Rayburn Randolph Briley, LD Team 1 10:30 AM Billy Long (MO-7) EC 10:30 AM 2454 Rayburn Tanner Warbinton, Senior LA Team 8 Larry Bucshon, M.D. [IN-08] EC 10:30 AM 1005 Longworth Jeff Lucas, Senior LA Team 13 Earl L. “Buddy” Carter (GA-01) EC 10:30 AM 432 Cannon Rep. Buddy Carter, Jordan See, LA Team 4 Sam Johnson (TX-03) WM 10:30 AM 2304 Rayburn Jett Thompson, LD Team 2 Jan Schakowsky (IL-9) EC 10:30 AM 2367 Rayburn Amy Kelbick, Senior Policy Advisor Team 12 Steve King (IA-04) H. Ag 10:30 AM 2210 Rayburn Rep. Steve King, Suanne Edmiston, LA Team 5 Doris Matsui (CA-6) EC 10:30 AM 2311 Rayburn Jonathan Gilbert, LA Team 10 Michael Burgess (TX-26) EC 10:30 AM 2336 Rayburn Seth Gold, LA Team 9 Michelle Lujan Grisham (NM-1) H. Ag 10:30 AM 214 Cannon Elya Taichman, LA Team 15 Tony Cárdenas (CA-29) EC 10:30 AM 1510 Longworth Jose Villalvazo, LA Team 14 Peter Roskam (IL-06) WM 10:30 AM 2246 Rayburn Hannah Schiller, LA Team 6 Meeting Matrix John Sarbanes (MD-3) EC 10:30 AM 2444 Rayburn Dvora Lovinger, LA Team 7 11:00 AM Morgan Griffith (VA-9) EC 11:00 AM 2202 Rayburn Kristin Seum, Legislative Counsel Team 8 Joe Barton (TX-06) EC 11:00 AM 2107 Rayburn Gable Brady, LA Team 6 Sander M. Levin (MI-09) WM 11:00 AM 1236 Longworth Rose Luttenberger, LA Team 4 Jackie Walorski (IN-02) WM 11:00 AM 419 Cannon Mike Dankler, Deputy CoS Team 2 Adrian Smith (NE-03) WM 11:15 AM 320 Cannon Joshua Jackson, LD Team 1 Danny Davis (IL-7) WM 11:00 AM 2159 Rayburn Rep. Danny Davis, Caleb Gilchrist, LA Team 3 E&C Committee (Minority) EC 11:00 AM 2424 Rayburn Jacquelyn Bolen, LA Team 11 Richard Neal (MA-1) WM 11:00 AM 341 Cannon Elizabeth O'Hara, LA Team 7 Mike Rogers (AL-3) H. Ag 11:00 AM 2184 Rayburn Haley Wilson, LA Team 14 Cheri Bustos (IL-17) H. Ag 11:00 AM 1009 Longworth Steffanie Bezruki, LA Team 13 Gus Bilirakis (FL-12) EC 11:00 AM 2112 Rayburn Thomas Power, LA Team 16 Ted Yoho (FL-3) H. Ag 11:00 AM 511 Cannon Tripp DeMoss, LA Team 9 Al Lawson, Jr. (FL-5) 11:00 AM 1337 Longworth Adam LaRose, LA Team 5 Diane Black (TN-06) 11:00 AM 1131 Longworth Katie Mitchell, LA Team 15 Jeff Denham (CA-10) 11:00 AM 1730 Longworth Tracey Chow, LA Team 10 11:30 AM John Shimkus (IL-15) EC 11:30 AM 2217 Rayburn Brian Looser, LA Team 13 Kathy Castor (FL-14) EC 11:30 AM 2052 Rayburn Calli Shapiro, LA Team 1 Gene Green (TX-29) EC 11:30 AM 2470 Rayburn Susannah Ross, LA Team 9 John Lewis (GA-5) WM 11:30 AM 343 Cannon Thomas Dorney, Senior LA Team 4 Mia Love (UT-4) F 11:30 AM 217 Cannon Scott Reber, LA Team 15 Brett Guthrie (KY-2) EC 11:30 AM 2434 Rayburn Sophie Trainor, Senior Policy Advisor Team 6 Devin Nunes (CA-22) WM 11:30 AM 1013 Longworth Ruth Hazdovac, LA Team 2 Marsha Blackburn (TN-07) EC 11:30 AM 2266 Rayburn Leonardo Kowalski, LA Team 11 Diana DeGette (CO-1) EC 11:30 AM 2111 Rayburn Polly Webster, Health Policy Director Team 7 Mike Thompson (CA-5) WM 11:30 AM 231 Cannon Casey Badmington, LA Team 10 Marcia Fudge (OH-11) H. Ag 11:30 AM 2344 Rayburn Sarah Nasta, Senior LA Team 12 Rick Nolan (MN-8) H. Ag 11:30 AM 2366 Rayburn Will Mitchell, LD Team 8 Cathy McMorris Rodgers (WA-5) EC 11:30 AM B-245 Longworth Megan Perez, LA Team 16 Kristi Noem (SD-AL) 11:30 AM 2457 Rayburn Philip Maguire, LA Team 3 12:00 PM Dieatary Supplement Caucus: 2247 Rayburn House Office Building Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ) EC 12:00 PM Steve Mister Council for Responsible Nutrition OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPANTS 1:30 PM Senate Overview: 210-212 SVC (Capitol Visitor Center, Senate Side) 2:00 PM Steve Mister / Michael McGuffin OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPANTS 2:30 PM Sen. Luther Strange (R-AL) S. Ag,, NR 2:30 AM Paul Bolar Pharmavite LLC OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPANTS Meeting Matrix 2:30 PM HELP Committee (Minority) 2:30 PM 525 Hart Remy Brim Team 11 3:00 PM John Boozman (R-AK) S. Ag 3:00 PM 141 Hart Skylar Sowder, LA Team 2 Patty Murray (D-WA) SA. HELP 3:00 PM 525 Hart Jason Smith, Policy Advisor Team 4 David Perdue (R-GA) S. Ag 3:00 PM 455 Russell Daniel Hale, LA Team 1 Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) S. Ag, SA 3:00 PM 110 Hart Ziky Ababiya, LA Team 6 Ron Wyden (D-OR) NR, F 3:00 PM 221 Dirksen Zarinah Mustafa, LA Team 10 Bob Menendez (D-NJ) F 3:00 PM 528 Hart Rob Childers, LD Team 9 Mark Warner (D-VA) F 3:00 PM 703 Hart Ken Johnson, LA Team 8 Mike Crapo (R-ID) F, J 3:00 PM 239 Dirksen Rebecca Alcorn, LC Team 14 Bill Cassidy (R-LA) NR, F 3:00 PM 520 Hart Brian Garand, LC Team 16 Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND) S. Ag 3:00 PM 516 Hart Jacob Westlin, LA Team 11 Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) J, Age 3:00 PM 706 Hart Maya Kalonia, LA Team 15 John Cornyn (R-TX) F, J 3:00 PM 517 Hart Taylor Weeks, LA Team 3 Bob Corker (R-TN) Age 3:00 PM 425 Dirksen Arne Owens, Health Care Policy Advisor Team 5 Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) 3:00 PM 731 Hart Lorenzo Rubalcava, LA Team 12 3:30 PM Richard Burr (R-NC) HELP, F 3:30 PM 217 Russell Mykel Wedig, LA Team 3 Ben Cardin (D-MD) F 3:30 PM 509 Hart Shannon Frede, LC Team 7 Sherrod Brown (D-OH) S. Ag, F 3:30 PM 713 Hart Christa Wagner, Legislative Fellow Team 8 Lamar Alexander (R-TN) SA, HELP 3:30 PM 455 Dirksen Brandon Morton, LC Team 5 Chuck Grassley (R-IA) S. Ag, F 3:30 PM 135 Hart Mary Abdelmalak, Health Policy Fellow Team 13 Tim Kaine (D-VA) HELP 3:30 PM 231 Russell Kristen Molloy, LA Team 4 Chris Murphy (D-CT) SA, HELP 3:30 PM 136 Hart Emily Smith, LA Team 11 Johnny Isakson (R-GA)` F, HELP 3:30 PM 131 Russell Gus Youmans, LC Team 12 Rand Paul (R-KY) HELP 3:30 PM 167 Russell Natalie Burkhalter LA, Aubrey Vaughan, LA Team 6 Mike Lee (R-UT) SC 3:30 PM 361A Russell Leslie Ford, LA Team 10 Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) SC, NR 3:30 AM 524 Hart Josie Villanueva, LA Team 14 Thom Tillis (R-NC) J, Age 3:30 PM 185 Dirksen Julie Nolan, Senior LA Team 2 4:00 PM Rob Portman (R-OH) NR, F 4:00 PM 448 Russell Pat Orth, LA Team 3 HELP Committee (Majority) HELP 4:00 PM Russell 379A Alec Hinojosa, LA Team 1 Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) HELP, J, A 4:00 PM 530 Hart Elena Elkin, LA Team 5 Cory Booker (D-NJ) SC 4:00 PM 359 Dirksen Adam Zipkin, LA Team 13 Joe Manchin (D-WV) SA, NR, 4:00 PM 306 Hart Kate Cassling, LA Team 16 Roy Blunt (R-MO) SA, SC, 4:00 PM 260 Russell Andrew Lock, LC Team 9 Marco Rubio (R-FL) SA, Age 4:00 PM 284 Russell Eduardo Sacasa, LA Team 6 Joe Donnelly (D-IN) S.
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