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Section 301 Tariffs Hearing Panel Schedule All Times Are Approximate and Subject to Change Section 301 Tariffs Hearing Panel Schedule All Times are Approximate and Subject to Change Monday, August 20, 2018 OPENING STATEMENT FROM CHAIR AND INTRODUCTION OF THE 301 COMMITTEE: 9:30 AM PANEL 1: 9:35 AM – 10:30 AM 1. Ross Bishop, BrightLine Bags, Inc. 2. Jim Day, 47 Brand, LLC 3. Melissa Mash, Dagne Dover 4. Karen Giberson, Accessories Council 5. Dave Kiersznowski, DEMDACO 6. Stephen Lamar, American Apparel & Footwear Association 7. David Mathison, Leather Miracles, LLC 8. Stephen Lang, American Bridal Prom Industry Association, Inc. PANEL 2: 10:35 AM – 11:30 AM 1. William Alexander, 5N Plus Semiconductors 2. Tom Cove, Sports and Fitness Industry Association 3. Jonathan Davis, SEMI 4. Jen Harned, Bell Sports, Inc. 5. Bob Margevicius, Bicycle Product Suppliers Association and Specialized Bicycle Components 6. Matt Moore, Quality Bicycle Products, Inc. 7. Patrick Cunnane, PeopleForBikes and American Sports Enterprise 8. Vishak Sankaran, Bushnell Holdings, Inc. PANEL 3: 11:35 AM – 12:30 PM 1. Stuart Feldstein, Albaugh, LLC 2. Mike Massey, Ragan and Massey, Inc. 3. Andrew Taylor, Juice Products Association 4. Michael Huff, Ascensus Specialties, LLC 5. Nicole Vasilaros, National Marine Manufacturers Association 6. Sam Cobb, Real Wood Floors **********BREAK 35 MINUTES********** PANEL 4: 1:05 PM – 2:00 PM 1. Edward Brzytwa, American Chemistry Council 2. Jessica Fegan, Connection Chemical, LP 3. Joseph Gruchacz, Canaxy USA, Inc. 4. Douglas Heffner, Dole Packaged Foods 5. Todd Keske, Foam Supplies, Inc. 1 6. Robin McCann, Archroma US, Inc. 7. Richard Ruzzini, Johnson Matthey, Inc. 8. Sadiq Yakoobi, Bloomage Freda Biopharm USA, Inc. PANEL 5: 2:05 PM – 3:00 PM 1. Tony Abboud, Vapor Technology Association 2. Brian Bloch, SimpliSafe, Inc. 3. Mike Branson, Rheem Manufacturing Company 4. Darren Dunn, SOG Specialty Knives & Tools 5. Rick Habben, Wahl Clipper Corporation 6. Elizabeth Higgins, Owens Corning 7. John McGrath, Pactiv, LLC 8. Charlie Souhrada, North American Association of Food Equipment Manufacturers PANEL 6: 3:05 PM – 4:00 PM 1. Scott Barfield, William Barnet and Son 2. Eva Hampl, U.S. Council for International Business 3. Kim Heiman, Standard Textile Co 4. Sara Beatty, National Council of Textile Organizations 5. Larry Little, Trayton America, Inc. 6. Michael Saivetz, Richloom Fabrics Group 7. Eric Zetterquist, Zetterquist Galleries 8. Erik Autor, National Association of Foreign-Trade Zones PANEL 7: 4:05 PM – 5:00 PM 1. Belle Chou, Shen Wei USA 2. Steve Frazier, HLP Klearfold 3. Marc Jackson, Teckrez, Inc. 4. Tom Jarvis, Yanjan USA, LLC 5. Shawn Xu, Lianda Corporation 6. Colton La Zar, National Candle Association 7. Mark O’Bryan, TricorBraun 8. Matt Rowan, Health Industry Distributors Association PANEL 8: 5:05 PM – 6:00 PM 1. Dr. Daniel Fabricant, Natural Products Association 2. Richard Harper, Outdoor Industry Association 3. Ethan Sigler, EW Polymer Group, LLC 4. Terry Witzel, Onward Manufacturing Company 5. Jerry Johnson, Blount International 6. David Stevens, Tire Retread and Repair Information Bureau 7. Joseph Cohen, Snow Joe, LLC RECESS ********* 2 Tuesday, August 21, 2018 OPENING STATEMENT FROM CHAIR: 9:30 AM PANEL 9: 9:35 AM – 10:25 AM 1. Jim Anderson, Moly-Cop USA 2. Kathleen Clas, Kodak Alaris, Inc. 3. Derrick Shaoulpour, HF Design LLC 4. Christopher Welch, Magic Tilt Trailers 5. Naomi Wilson, Information Technology Industry Council 6. Xiao Zhiyuan, Jiangsu Beier Decoration Materials Co Ltd PANEL 10: 10:30 AM – 11:25 AM 1. Jonathan Cowles, Liberty Furniture 2. Bill Fagert, The Wooster Brush Company 3. Paul Gosnell, Patriot Timber Products 4. Jerome Kearns, Four Hands, LLC 5. Gary Trapp, Cascade Wood Products, Inc. 6. Mike Pedersen, Alta Forest Products 7. Wu Shengfu, China National Forest Products Industry Association PANEL 11: 11:30 AM – 12:25 PM 1. James Archibald, Wm. T. Burnett & Co. 2. Sheila Eads, ERB Safety 3. John Howard, Coil Wholesalers, LLC 4. Gary Philbin, Dollar Tree, Inc. 5. David Scheer, ECM Industries, LLC 6. Mo Siegel, Ice Air, LLC 7. Nathan Walker, Goodman Global **********BREAK 40 MINUTES********** PANEL 12: 1:05 PM – 2:00 PM 1. Colin Angle, iRobot 2. David Baer, Element Electronics 3. Sage Chandler, Consumer Technology Association 4. Aaron Emigh, Brilliant Home Technology, Inc. 5. Cheryl Green, Bak USA Technologies Corp 6. Jason Oxman, Electronic Transactions Association 7. Timothy Amos Schallich, eero, inc. PANEL 13: 2:05 PM – 3:00 PM 1. Stephen Comstock, American Petroleum Institute 2. Wayne Joseph, New Flyer of America 3 3. Jared Wessel, United Industries 4. John McCann, MEC Aerial Work Platforms 5. Jason Rook, Tube & Solid Tire, Ltd. 6. Tim Miller, Lionshead Specialty Tire & Wheel 7. Weitao (Derek) Zhang, Transamerica Tire Co Ltd PANEL 14: 3:05 PM – 4:00 PM 1. Eric Astrachan, Tile Council of North America 2. Marisa Bedrosian, Bedrosians Tile & Stone 3. Brian Carson, Mohawk Industries, Inc. 4. John Newcaster, IMPACT Industrial Minerals, LLC 5. Chris O’Connor, Congoleum Corporation 6. John Karson, FX Minerals, Inc. 7. John Mattke, National Building Granite Quarries Association 8. Rupesh Shah, M S International PANEL 15: 4:05 PM – 5:00 PM 1. Win Cramer, Jlab Audio 2. Richard Firehammer, Universal Electronics, Inc. 3. Mark Karnes, Cedar Electronics 4. Mark Kinzie, Logitech, Inc. 5. Andy Missan, Fitbit, Inc. 6. Erik Smithweiss, Pioneer DJ Americas, Inc. 7. Craig Updyke, National Electrical Manufacturers Association 8. Tom Vining, National Elevator Industry, Inc. PANEL 16: 5:05 PM – 6:00 PM 1. Leigh Avsec, MasterBrand Cabinets, Inc. 2. Peter Berkman, Homewerks Worldwide, LLC 3. Brett Bradshaw, International Housewares Association 4. Lee Berger, Broan-NuTone, LLC 5. Mike DiStefano, Continental Materials, Inc. 6. Mark Proffitt, MECO Corporation 7. Martin Silver, Max Home, LLC 8. Jeff Swartz, Moen, Inc. RECESS ********* 4 Wednesday, August 22, 2018 OPENING STATEMENT FROM CHAIR: 9:30 AM PANEL 17: 9:35 AM – 10:30 AM 1. Leigh Avsec, Anaheim Manufacturing Company 2. Paul Czachor, American Keg Company, LLC 3. Adam Finkel, Annjoy Imports, LLC 4. Wendell Howerton, Blue Ribbon Products, Inc. 5. Michael Kersey, American Lawn Mower Co 6. Joseph McGuire, Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers 7. Valentine Taubner, Jr., Ball Chain Manufacturing Co, Inc. 8. Walter Weller, China Manufacturers Alliance, LLC PANEL 18: 10:35 AM – 11:30 AM 1. Robert DeHaan, National Fisheries Institute 2. Justin Koscher, Polyisocyanurate Insulation Manufacturers Association 3. John Logue, Royale Pigments & Chemicals, Inc. 4. Matthew Moedritzer, Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates 5. James Newport, Wanhua Group 6. Lisa Scheller, Silberline 7. Andrew Shoyer, Zhejiang Fomdas Food Co. Ltd. 8. Lu Yu, China Chamber of Commerce of I/E of Foodstuffs, Native Produce and Animal By-Products PANEL 19: 11:35 AM – 12:30 PM 1. Rishi Bhutada, Star Pipe Products, Ltd 2. Robert Braden, Skyline Steel 3. Marvin Brashem, M. Brashem, Inc. 4. William Marvel, Jr., PRCO America, Inc. 5. Billy Milligan, Commercial Metals Company 6. Adam Parr, Gerdau Long Steel North America 7. Jonathan Potts, Precious Metals Association of North America 8. Bikram Singh, NewAge Casting **********BREAK 35 MINUTES********** PANEL 20: 1:05 PM – 2:00 PM 1. William Brennan, BISSEL Homecare, Inc. 2. Earl Jones, GE Appliances 3. Jim Estill, Danby Appliances 4. Bruce Procton, Endura Products, Inc. 5. Amanda Robbins, Signature Brands, LLC 6. Brandon Sparrow, Camp Chef – Vista Outdoor 5 7. David Aquino, SharkNinja Operating, LLC 8. Robert Kyle, Spectrum Brands PANEL 21: 2:05 PM – 3:00 PM 1. Jordan Haas, Internet Association 2. Jason Kuhn, Nautilus Hyosung America, Inc. 3. John J. Leehy III, ATM Industry Association 4. Jeff Matthews, Grant Victor 5. Bruce Renard, The National ATM Council, Inc. 6. Michael Roach, Alton Industry, Ltd 7. John Stemen, Inmotion 8. Kathlene Swanson, Telecommunications Industry Association PANEL 22: 3:05 PM – 4:00 PM 1. Ron Duckstein, Sediver USA, Inc. 2. Frank Katz, Cheetah Chassis Corporation 3. John Hoge, Sea Eagle Boats 4. Jim Leishman, Pacific Asian Enterprises, Inc. 5. Harlan Stone, American Consumers and Workers Justice Coalition 6. Robert Unnerstall, Jr., National Cart Co 7. Steve Williams, Elberta Crate & Box Co PANEL 23: 4:05 PM – 5:00 PM 1. Heidi Allen-Carr, MacLean Power, LLC 2. Brad Kautzer, Banner Engineering 3. Jeff Bush, Enerco Group, Inc. 4. Jennifer Dolin, LEDVANCE, LLC 5. Eric Jacobson, American Lighting Association 6. Spencer Stock, Lester Electrical 7. Mark Werner, Lamplight Farms, Inc. PANEL 24: 5:05 PM – 6:00 PM 1. Jake Colvin, National Foreign Trade Council 2. Jian Tan, China Chamber of International Commerce 3. Aaron Levin, Beijing DHH Law Firm 4. Peter Tompa, Global Heritage Alliance, Inc. 5. Russell Western, Transdesic International, Inc. 6. Bo Yi, Southeast University Law School 7. Haicheng Zhu, Zhejiang Chession Law Firm RECESS ********* 6 Thursday, August 23, 2018 OPENING STATEMENT FROM CHAIR: 9:30 AM PANEL 25: 9:35 AM – 10:30 AM 1. Mark Bradley, K2 Urethanes, LLC 2. Joseph Gruchacz, Longkou Keda Chemical USA 3. Francine Lamoriello, Personal Care Products Council 4. Kelly Mariotti, Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association 5. Mark Maroon, Maroon Group, LLC 6. Barbara Negron, North American Natural Casing Association 7. Dr. Matthew Stershic, PMC Organometallix, Inc. 8. Dennis Trice, Mitsubishi Chemical America PANEL 26: 10:35 AM – 11:30 AM 1. Kevin Feig, Foreign Parts Distributor, Inc. 2. Bill Hanvey, Auto Care Association 3. Dennis Mangola, Chatsworth Tire, Inc. and DMC Consulting, Inc. 4. Amanda Walker, Trans Texas Tire, LLC 5. Michael Ochs, RV Industry Association 6. Richard Stein, Illinois Auto Truck Co. Inc. 7. Ann Wilson, Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association 8. James Wisnoski, Arrowhead Engineered Products PANEL 27: 11:35 AM – 12:30 PM 1. William Blank, Air-Way Global Manufacturing 2. Rob Cohen, Display Supply & Lighting, Inc. 3. Gordon Duff, RYCO Hydraulics, Inc. 4. Tom Eisenman, AES Drilling Fluids Holdings, LLC 5. David Henrick, Newpark Drilling Fluids, LLC 6.
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