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7:00am – 5pm Oregon Coast Economic Summit 2016 The Salmon Room AGENDA – Monday, August 8th East~West

7:00am – 8:00am Registration for 2016 OCES and Continental Breakfast Breakfast Meeting: Oregon Agricultural Heritage Work Group*

8:00am – 8:15am Invocation: Don Ivey, Tribal Chief, The Coquille Indian Tribe

Welcome: Brenda Meade, Chairperson, Coquille Indian Tribe

8:15am – 8:30am Welcome: Rick Wetherell, Mayor, City of North Bend

Oregon Legislative Coastal Caucus Opening Ceremonies: Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5

8:30am – 9:15am Keynote Speaker: Monday, August 8 Honorable Ron Wyden, Senator, Oregon 3rd District Session A Senator Ron Wyden has a long history of working across the aisle seeking common ground for innovative policy approaches to some of the nation’s most entrenched issues.

Introductions: Rick Wetherell, Mayor, City of North Bend

Moderator: Betsy Johnson, State Senator, District 16

9:15am – 10:45am 2016 Oregon Legislative Coastal Caucus: Voices of Coastal and Rural Oregonians

Monday, August 8 Introductions and Moderator: Dana Cowley, Charter Local Edition Northwest Session B Panelists:

Former Sen. Joanne Verger, State Senator, District 5 Caddy McKeown, Chair, State Representative, District 9 Sen. Jeff Kruse, Vice Chair, State Senator, District 1 Sen. Betsy Johnson, State Senator, District 16 Sen. Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5 Sen. Doug Whitsett, State Senator, District 28 Rep. Deborah Boone, State Representative District 32 Rep. David Gomberg, State Representative, District 10 Rep. Wayne Krieger, State Representative, District 1

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The Oregon Legislature’s Coastal Caucus is a bicameral, bipartisan group of legislators formed in 1985 to address the political, economic and social interests of rural and coastal Oregonians. Caucus members are dedicated to developing strategies for protecting and developing Oregon’s coastal and rural economies while providing strong advocacy that ensures a legislative voice in Salem.

10:45am – 11:45am The Economists: Update On The Challenges And Potentialities Of Coastal And Rural Monday, August 8 Oregon Economies Session C Introductions: Timm Slater, Executive Director, Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Moderator: Vince Porter, Policy Advisor, Jobs and Economy, Office of Governor Kate Brown Panel Members: Mark McMullen, State Economist, Oregon Erik Knoder, Coastal Economist, Oregon Office of Economic Analysis Annette Shelton-Tiderman, Regional Economist serving Coos, Curry, and Douglas counties. Oregon Employment Department, Research Division Persistent population loss is a challenge for many rural communities where young people leave to continue their education, find a better paying job, or Simply to gain life experiences in larger urban center. 2014, Oregon State Economist Mark McMullen observed that young people leaving the rural areas because employment options are limited. This coupled with companies failing to be established in the rural areas due to a lack of workers locally is creating a destructive “negative, perpetuating cycle.”

Panelists will discuss the recent economic forecast for coastal and rural regions and the unique challenges associated with maintaining an educated and healthy workforce in these areas. Discussion will focus on how rural and urban areas differ with respect to the age of rural populations, demographic changes, and the available labor force and poverty rates.

11:45am – 12 pm Break

12:00pm – 1:30pm Lunch In Session

12:00am – 1:30pm Small Town, Big Ideas: The Role of Eco Tourism, Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Monday, August 8 economic development in coastal and rural communities. Session D Introductions: Joe Henry, Mayor, City of Florence Moderator: David Gomberg, State Representative, District 10

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Panel Members: Caroline Cummins, Venture Catalyst, Regional Accelerator & Innovation Network Todd Davidson, Chief Executive Officer, Travel Oregon Eric Dunker, Regional Administrator Coastal Region, Oregon State University (OSU) Extension Service Mark Long, Administrator, State Building Codes Jim Seeley, Executive Director, Wild Rivers Coast Alliance, Regional Solutions and the Oregon Invasive Species Council Heather Stafford, Assistant Director, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Business Oregon Thanks to the investment of the Oregon Legislature, Oregon State’s College of Business, OSU Extension and Sea Grant, prospective investors are taking advantage of natural resources and land availability in rural areas. This panel will focus on coastal tourism, entrepreneurship and business development. Panel members will identify their top three small business ideas to encourage Rural Economic Development.

1:30 pm – 2:30pm Healthcare: Bridging The Gap Between Health Care Policy And Political Reality

Tuesday, August 9 Introductions: Crystal Shoji, Mayor, City of Coos Bay Session E Facilitator: Scott Ekbald, Director, Oregon Office of Rural Health

Panel Members: Bill Kennemer, State Representative, House District 9 Paul Janke, President/CEO, Bay Area Hospital, North Bend Lesley Ogden, MD, MBA, FACEP, Chief Executive Officer, Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital Lynne Saxton, Director, Oregon Health Authority Joe Robertson, MD, MBA, President, Oregon Health and Science University

Some of the distinctive cultural, social, economic and geographic characteristics of rural communities place rural their populations at greater risk for a myriad diseases and health disorders. The participants on this panel will share their specific experiences and knowledge on how to bridge the gap between challenges and solutions in Oregon’s rural health system.

The panel will focus on (1) defining priorities for rural and coastal hospitals as well as objectives within those priority areas you think the legislature should target, and (2) consideration of the variables, such as infrastructure and population age, that should be considered in order to improve the efficiency and quality of care made available by rural health care providers and, 3) how the implementation of the Affordable Care

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Act is prompting changes in health care and how it affects health care medical centers, rural hospitals and community care.

2:30pm – 4:00pm Concurrent panels: An interactive session where agency delegates have an Monday, August 8 opportunity to update attendees on legislative implementation. Panelists will build collaboration with local leaders by spending time within small groups to discuss proposal.

2:30pm – 4:00pm Valuing Marine Ecosystems: Ocean Acidification, Marine Reserves, Fisheries and Monday, August 8 Oregon’s Statewide Planning Goal 19

Session F Introductions: Bob Cowen, Director, Hatfield Marine Center, Oregon State University Moderator: Louise Solliday, Executive Director, Oregon Science Trust

Panelists: Jack Barth, Executive Director, Marine Studies Initiative, Oregon State University Mike Okoniewski, Fisheries Policy and Management Advisor, Pacific Seafood David Brock Smith, Commissioner, Curry County Board of Commissioners, Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association John Stein, Director, Science and Research, Northwest Fisheries Science Center Mark Wiegardt, Owner, Whiskey Creek Hatchery Craig M. Young, Professor of Biology and Director, Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, University of Oregon Oregon’s Statewide Planning Goal 19 states that all actions by local, state, and federal agencies that are likely to affect ocean resources and uses of Oregon’s coastal sea shall be developed and conducted to conserve marine resources and ecological functions … This panel of experts will discuss the challenges of ocean management and sustainability; what we know and don’t know about the impact of changing ocean conditions, acidification and marine biotoxins on fishery resources and the protection of renewable marine resources in light of climate change The panel will also discuss the role of Oregon universities in addressing ocean health and coastal challenges through specialized course work and research programs that blend the science of oceanography with education, local economic development, agriculture sciences, and social sciences.

2:30pm – 4:00pm Oregon Statewide Planning Goal 10: Lack of Affordable Housing as an Economic Monday, August 8 Crisis in Rural-Coastal Oregon Session G Introductions/Facilitator: Caroline Bauman, Executive Director, Economic Development Alliance of Lincoln County

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Panelists: Bill Hall, Commissioner, Lincoln County Bd. Of Commissioners Tim Freeman, Commissioner, Douglas County Board of Commissioner Dani Ledezma, Housing/Human Service Policy Adv., Governor Kate Brown’s Office Jill Rees, Community Development Specialist, Native American Coordinator USDA Rural Development – Oregon Richard Townsend, Director, Planning and Community Development, Lincoln City Margaret Solle Salazar, Field Office Director, HUD Oregon State Office Sarah Zahn, Project Manager, Gerding Edlen Development Developing an adequate supply of affordable housing for rural and coastal residents is a major challenge. This panel will discuss Oregon’s Goal 10 which provides for a continuing review of housing need projections and a process for accommodating needed revision. The discussion will explore 1) how developers and affordable housing advocates can come together to increase the supply of housing units, 2) how housing needs differ in rural, coastal communities, 3) the issue of where in the development process (i.e. design, building type, financial models) Oregon can lead the way in innovation to address affordability and, 4) if SB 1533 – Inclusionary Zoning – will impact the availability of needed units in rural and coastal areas. Consideration will also be given to the question of whether local communities have all the policy tools they need to address challenges to find solutions on housing and community development.

4:00pm – 5:00pm Agency Innovation and Collaboration: Streamlining Economic Solutions Beyond The Monday, August 8 Legislative Process Session H Introductions: Bud Shoemake, Port Manager, Port of Toledo Moderator: Debbie Boone, State Representative, District 32

Panel Members: Douglas Decker, State Forester, Oregon Department of Forestry Curt Melcher, Director, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Jim Paul, Director, Department of State Lands Brian Rogers, Executive Director, Cultural Trust Tim Williams, Executive Director, Oregon Film An essential element to enhancing economic development is our collaboration with state agencies to develop, administer, and permit services to help boost Oregon’s rural economies. This panel will focus on the role of an agency in addressing a variety of issues that impact regional interest groups and the business community. Panel will also discuss any new resources and tools that are available to help local government

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achieve greater economic flexibility, not only in our natural resource economy but innovation and opportunities in film and cultural exchange.

5:00pm – 6:30pm The Business of Craft Breweries: The Economic Impact of Craft Beer on Oregon's Monday, August 8 Coast Session I Introductions: Connie Stopher, Executive Director, South Coast Development Council, Inc Moderator: Dr. Jeff Dense, Professor, Political Science, Eastern Oregon University

Panelists: Brett Joyce, Brewmaster, Rogue Ales and Spirits, Newport Nikos Ridge, Owner/Brewer, Ninkasi Brewing, Eugene Arch Rock email address is missing from above email list. [email protected] Jimmy Griffin, Owner/Brewer, Seaside Brewing, Seaside Annie Pollard, Owner/Brewer, 7 Devils Brewing, Coos Bay Dr. Thomas Shellhammer, Professor, Food and Science Technology, Oregon State University

Jeff Dense is Professor of Political Science and Craft Beer Studies at Eastern Oregon University. His research focuses on the economic impact of the craft beer industry, especially its effect on tourism, regulatory politics and economic development. He has conducted economic impact studies of the Oregon Brewers Festival since 2011, the Craft Brewers Conference and Great American Beer Festival. Attendees will enjoy samples of beer while brewers share their insights on how they launched their businesses, the importance of their breweries to the local economy, along with future challenges that confront the craft beer industry.

6:30 – 8:00 Reception: Taste of the Oregon Coast Second Floor: Hazel~Willow~Beargrass Room, the Spruce~Cedar Room

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7:00am – 5pm Oregon Coast Economic Summit 2016 AGENDA – Tuesday, August 9th

7:00am – 8:00am Registration for 2016 OCES and Continental Breakfast Breakfast with Rural Development Initiatives (RDI)*

8:00am – 8:15am Invocation and Welcome: Don Ivey, Tribal Chief, Coquille Indian Tribe

8:15am – 8:30am Oregon Legislative Coastal Caucus Opening Ceremonies: Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5

8:30am – 10:00am Cool and the New Gang of (14) (Part II): The Oregon Legislative Joint Tuesday, August 9 Transportation Preservation and Modernization Panel Session A Introductions/ Moderator: Mark Labhart, Commissioner, Tillamook County Board of Commissioners

Panelists: Dr. Scott Ashford, Dean, Oregon State University College of Engineering Lee Beyer, State Senator, District 6 Tammy Baney, Commissioner, Deschutes County Board of Commissioners and Chairperson of the Oregon Transportation Commission Karmen Fore, Transportation Policy Advisor, Office of Governor Kate Brown Matt Garrett, Director, Oregon Department of Transportation Betsy Johnson, State Senator, District 16 Jeff Kruse, State Senator, District 1 Caddy McKeown, State Representative, District 9

At the recent Portland Business Summit, Senator Betsy Johnson said that, in order to produce successful transportation funding bills, representatives from around the state must be included in the dialogue. Senate President Courtney and House Speaker Kotek recently appointed a new Joint Interim Committee on Transportation Preservation and Modernization. This committee will work closely with stakeholders and Governor Brown’s office to develop a legislative package for the 2017 session.

Panelists will discuss the current condition of Oregon’s transportation system, the long and near-term vision for its future, and recommendations that can be enacted in the near-term to lay the groundwork for this vision. There will also be a discussion of the findings from the Governor’s Transportation Vision Panel, a

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year-long effort to develop a recommended solution to address transportation issues across the state.

10:00am – 10:45am Women in Government: Redefining Collaborative Solutions for Rural and Coastal Tuesday, August 9 Oregon Session B Moderator: Caddy McKeown, State Representative, District 16 Panelists: Jeanne P. Atkins, Oregon Secretary of State Ellen F. Rosenblum, Attorney General The National Conference of State Legislature reported that approximately 1,809 women serve in the 50 state legislatures at the beginning of the 2016 legislative session. Women make up 24.5 percent of all state legislators nationwide. Panel will address representing the diverse interests of seniors, women, children and families throughout as they seek to promote policies that work collaboratively with national, state, local and tribal governments interested in advancing women’s and the state’s priorities, simultaneously.

10:45 – 11:00am Break

11:00am – 12:30pm Concurrent Panels – Breakout Session Move Toward One Oregon: Oregon Business Plan Leadership Summit meets Oregon Coastal Caucus Economic Summit The goal of these concurrent breakout panels is to explore how our government- public-private sectors can contribute to bridging the gap between challenges and solutions in areas of economic development, competitiveness and job creation in our region. Representatives from the Oregon Business Plan Summit will participate in discussions with panelists and the audience to encourage and develop broader engagement among the local, tribal, public, private, and non- profit sectors and explore strategies to leverage urban-rural collaborations for the promotion of regional economic development.

11:00am – 12:30pm Move Toward One Oregon: Oregon Business Plan Leadership Summit meets Tuesday, August 9 Oregon Coastal Caucus Economic Summit Session C Introductions: Nonni Augustine, Executive Director, Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce

Moderator: John Audley, Rural Policy Advisor, Oregon Business Plan

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North Region Panelists: Ron Brean, Mayor, City of Yachats Betsy Johnson, State Senator, District 16 Chris Harder, Executive Director, Business Oregon Doug Hunt, Commissioner, Lincoln County Board of Commissioners Kurt Englund, President, Englund Marine Group Mary McArthur, Executive Director, Northwest Oregon Economic Alliance, Clatsop, Columbia and Tillamook Counties Dan Occhipinti, General Council, Pacific Seafood Delores Pigsley, Chairman, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon

11:00am – 12:30pm Introductions: Ruth Miles, Small Business Advocate, Oregon Secretary of State Tuesday, August 9 Moderator: Jeremy Rogers, Vice President, Oregon Business Plan Project Manager Session C South Central Region Panelists: Jeff Kruse, State Senator, District 1 Caddy McKeown, State Representative, District 9 Keith Tymchuk, Convenor, Regional Solutions; Commissioner, Umpqua Port Geoff Huntington, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Oregon State University College of Forestry Dave Kronsteiner, Owner/President, West Coast Contractors; President Oregon International Port of Coos Bay Don Ivey, Tribal Chief, Coquille Indian Tribe John Sweet, Commissioner, Coos County Board of Commissioners Bill Thorndike, President, Medford Fabrication, former Director of the Oregon Business Council.

Participants in these regional panels have demonstrated commitments to sustainable economic development, the collaborations necessary to tackle regional problems and developing the tools needed to cultivate opportunities for success. The discussions will be panel/audience-participation driven with the goal of developing, through collaborative action, a broad consensus among regional leadership groups around a clear set of solutions. Legislators will offer their political and policy perspectives on the region’s obstacles and opportunities while private sector organizations will discuss what is needed to build and sustain statewide collaborations.

12:30pm -1:30pm Lunch in Session Tuesday, August 9

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Session D

Keynote Speaker: The Honorable Alex Kozinski, Judge, 9th Circuit Court of Appeals

Introductions: Melissa Cribbins, Commissioner, Coos County Board of Commissioner Moderator, Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5 Does the American Criminal Justice System Need an Overhaul? From Communist Romania to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, with love.

Discussion of Important Cases Cetacean Research v. Sea Shepherd Conservation Soc'y, (9th Cir.2013) Wood v. Ryan, (9th Cir.2013) (Kozinski issued a dissenting opinion, calling the use of drugs a "misguided effort to mask the brutality of executions.") Born in Bucharest, Romania, July 1950, Kozinski's parents, both Holocaust survivors, brought him to the United States 1962. The family settled in Los Angeles, California, where his father, Moses, ran a small grocery store. Kozinski, who had grown up as a committed communist, became what he described as "an instant capitalist" when he took his first trip outside of the Iron Curtain to Vienna where he enjoyed such luxuries as chewing gum and bananas. Kozinski clerked for the then-future Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Ninth Circuit from 1975 to 1976, and then for Chief Justice of the United States Warren E. Burger from 1976 to 1977.

1:30pm – 2:30pm Keynote Address: The Congresswoman and University Presidents on Higher Tuesday, August 9 Education’s Contribution to the Future Session E Introductions: Gerry Washburn, Superintendent, Roseburg School District

Moderator: Lindsey Capps, Chief Education Officer and Education Policy Advisor to Governor Kate Brown

Panelists: Honorable Suzanne Bonamici, Member, House of Representatives, Oregon 1st Congressional District Edward J. Ray, President, Oregon State University Michael H. Schill, President, University of Oregon Congresswoman Bonamici, President Ray and President Schill will provide updates on initiatives underway and proposals to expand access to higher education; make higher education more affordable; provide a 21st century workforce; and research innovation to serve rural communities and Oregon’s

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economy. Presidents Ray and Schill also will share their institutions’ efforts to increase degree completion. Panelists will consider the central question: “How can the state of Oregon and federal government best support institutions of higher education to meet our state’s economic needs, especially in rural and coastal areas?”

2:30pm – 3:30pm GOAL 18 Discussion: Is Oregon Prepared For Climate Change Adaption?

Tuesday, August 9 Introductions: Linda McCollum, Mayor, City of Reedsport Session G Moderator: Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5

Brad Avy, State Geologist, Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries (DOGAMI) Kenneth D. Murphy, Regional Administrator, Region X, Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Ruchi Sadhir, Energy Policy Advisor, Office of Governor Kate Brown Lisa Sumption, Director, Oregon Department of Parks Jim Rue, Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD)

The State of Oregon is subject to a variety of natural hazards as reflected in statewide planning goals 7 (known areas of natural disaster and hazards); 17 (Coastal Shorelands) and 18 (Beaches and Dunes). Cities and Counties are required to adopt comprehensive plans and ordinances consistent with these land use goals. Panel members will discuss the process of implementing these various goals in light of new climate change challenges. What current policies and regulations are having a sustainable impact on the rate of climate change?

3:30 – 5:00 GOAL 18 Solutions: Does It Provide The Flexibility To Deal With Climate Tuesday, August 9 Change? Session H Introductions and Moderator: Cam Parry, Principal River Docs Panelists: Ken Helm, State Representative House District 34 Bob Lobdell, Aquatic Resource Coordinator, Department of State Lands, Curry, Coos, Jackson Wayne Krieger, State Representative, District 1 (Gold Beach) Patrick Rutten, NOAA Restoration Center, Southwest Region Supervisor Phil Scoles, Terra Science, Oregon Terry Thompson, Commissioner, Lincoln County Board of Commissioner Under our protective laws, Land Use Goal 18 clearly outlines standards for development (and protecting development) on coastal environments involving

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beaches, dunes and interdunal swales/deflation plains. Development is not allowed on beaches and fore-dunes, but new development is permitted on stabilized dunes. The first part of this land use goal focuses on beach/dune inventory and conservation. The second part of this land use goal provides for protection of life and property. Specifically, Goal 18 allows for limited protective structures for pre-existing development (aka “grandfathered” development prior to Jan. 1, 1977).

Tentative: Coastal Caucus, Reception for Representative Wayne Krieger

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TH ANNUAL AUGUST 8-9, 2016 AT THE MILL CASINO HOTEL Oregon Coast Economic Summit THE VOICES OF COASTAL AND RURAL OREGONIANS: BUILDING ON COLLABORATIVE 5 PATHWAYS TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PROSPERITY REP. CADDY MCKEOWN, CHAIR REP. DEBORAH BOONE SEN. BETSY JOHNSON SEN. ARNIE ROBLAN SEN. JEFF KRUSE, VICE CHAIR REP. DAVID GOMBERG REP. WAYNE KRIEGER SEN. DOUG WHITSETT

Welcome to the 5th Annual Oregon Coast Economic Summit (OCES)!

As an active participant in Oregon’s Rural-Coast Economic Development, the Oregon Coastal Caucus is pleased to extend a personal “thank you” to all our speakers, sponsors, attendees and Taste of the Oregon Coast presenters for taking the time from their busy schedules to visit us on the Oregon Coast. We greatly appreciate your support in helping us develop a collaborative pathway to address issues common to rural-coastal communities.

Special thanks to this year’s primary partners: the Coquille Indian Tribe and The Mill Casino, Oregon State University, University of Oregon, Business Oregon, Oregon Department of Transportation and Association of Oregon Counties.

We hope that you will find this to be a memorable two-day event packed with informative panels to address our coastal and rural economic development needs. This year’s theme, The Voices of Coastal and Rural Oregonians: Building on Collaborative Pathways to Economic Development and Prosperity, is aimed at continuing and enhancing previously established collaborations – across sectors and disciplines – in support of regional economic development solutions, particularly as we prepare for the 2017 Legislative Session.

OCES again will feature informative panel discussions on a wide range of topics that recognize the unique economic diversity of our coastal and rural communities. In addition to our focus on economic diversification, infrastructure needs, management of natural resource industries, healthcare, housing and Oregon land use goals, we will feature a unique collaboration with representatives from the Oregon Business Plan Summit for a broader engagement in the promotion of regional economic development.

Therefore, our community’s successful economic development is dependent in good part on your attendance, involvement and participation at this year’s Summit. You have a vital role to play in sustaining and contributing to the very constructive discussions, dialogues and developments that have become a hallmark of the OCES.

We are grateful for your attendance, support and continued interest in helping us to address the challenges and chart the future of a more economically diverse and robust Oregon Coast.

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United States Senator, Ron Wyden United States Congresswoman, Suzanne Bonamici, Oregonians in every part of the state know Ron as a senator who always listens. Oregon’s First Congressional District Since his election to the Senate in 1996 he has thrown open the doors of Suzanne first moved to Oregon from Michigan in the mid-1970s. She attended government for Oregonians by holding open-to-all town hall meetings in every Lane Community College prior to earning a Bachelor of Science from the School one of Oregon’s 36 counties each year. Thus far, he has held more than 780 of Journalism at the University of Oregon and a J.D. from the University of meetings throughout the state. Oregon School of Law. After law school, Suzanne was an attorney for the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, D.C., where she was in the Credit Practices Although Senator Wyden’s home is in Portland; he takes pride in saying that he is Division of the Bureau of Consumer Protection. She met her husband, Michael H. “not the senator from the state of Portland, but the senator from the entire state Simon, in Washington and in 1986 they settled in Portland. of Oregon.” And all of us up and down the Coast know that’s the case, as he has fought along with us to keep our Coast Guard station in Newport, to help our In 2007, Suzanne was elected to her first term in the Oregon House of coastal fisheries and to grow our recreation and tourism sectors. Representatives, representing House District 34 in Washington County. A year later, Suzanne was appointed to the Oregon Senate to represent District Senator Wyden came to Oregon more than four decades ago – after earning his 17. Suzanne was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in a special election bachelor’s degree from Stanford – to attend the University of Oregon School of on January 31, 2012. She represents the First Congressional District of Oregon, Law. He earned his law degree from the U of O in 1974 and went on to teach which comprises the Northwest portion of the state. gerontology and co-found the Oregon chapter of the Gray Panthers, an advocacy group for the elderly. He also served as the director of Oregon Legal Services Congresswoman Bonamici serves on the U.S. House Education and the for the Elderly from 1977 to 1979 and was a member of the Oregon State Board Workforce Committee and is a member of the Subcommittee on Early of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators before his election to represent Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education. In her role on the committee, Oregon’s Third Congressional District in 1980. Congresswoman Bonamici has proposed legislation to improve the use of assessments in schools, expand opportunities for low-income college students In the Senate, he is the ranking member of the Finance Committee and serves on and align career and technical education programs with workforce needs in the the Budget and Energy and Natural Resources Committees as well as the Senate community. Last year Congresswoman Bonamici visited at least one school in Select Committee on Intelligence. every school district in the First Congressional District. Her conversations with students, teachers, and administrators continue to inform her work to make sure every student receives a well-rounded education. As part of that effort, Congresswoman Bonamici founded the bipartisan Congressional STEAM Caucus, which promotes integrating arts and design into STEM learning. STEAM education not only fosters creative thinking and innovation; it helps engage students who are traditionally underrepresented in STEM fields. Congresswoman Bonamici also serves on Science, Space and Technology Committee, where she is a champion for environmental research, ocean health and tsunami preparedness.

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Wood v. Ryan Alex Kozinski, Judge on the United States Court of Appeals In July 2014, Joseph Rudolph Wood, who had been sentenced to death, for the Ninth Circuit Alex Kozinski is Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth filed a motion before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals claiming a right to Circuit, where he has served since 1985. He was Chief Judge of that court know which chemicals were included in the lethal injection that was to be from November 2007 to December 1, 2014. In addition to his judicial duties, used to execute him. While the court denied his motion, Kozinski issued a Kozinski is an essayist and a judicial commentator. dissenting opinion, calling the use of drugs a “misguided effort to mask the brutality of executions by making them look serene and peaceful.” Kozinski was born in Bucharest, Romania, in July 1950. In 1962, his parents, both Holocaust survivors, brought him to the United States. The family settled Oregon Secretary of State Jeanne Atkins in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, where his father, Jeanne P. Atkins is Oregon’s 25th Secretary of State. A veteran state Moses, ran a small grocery store. administrator, Congressional staffer and women’s rights advocate, Jeanne Kozinski graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles, in 1972 and is a committed public servant who has spent her entire career in public in 1975 received a J.D. degree from the UCLA School of Law. Kozinski clerked service and non-profit organizations. for future Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Ninth Circuit from Secretary Atkins retired in January 2015 from the office of U.S. Sen. Jeff 1975 to 1976, and then for Chief Justice of the United States Warren E. Burger Merkley, D-Ore., where she served as State Director since 2009. Previously, from 1976 to 1977. she was Chief of Staff for the Oregon House Speakers Jeff Merkley and From June 5, 1981, to August 1982, Kozinski served as the first U.S. Special Dave Hunt. Jeanne’s service to Oregonians also includes serving for five Counsel appointed by President Ronald Reagan. In 1982, Kozinski was years as manager of the Women’s and Reproductive Health Section of the appointed chief judge at the newly formed United States Court of Federal Claims. Department of Human Services’ Office of Family Health. In 1985, at the age of 35, Kozinski was appointed to a new seat at the U. S. During her nonprofit work, Jeanne focused on policy analysis and public Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit by President Reagan, making him the affairs at organizations including the United Way of the Columbia/ youngest federal appeals court judge at the time of appointment. Willamette and Planned Parenthood of the Columbia/Willamette, where she did public affairs work and later served as Director of Patient Services. Notable Cases: United States v. Ramirez-Lopez Early in her career, Jeanne spent almost seven years in Washington, D.C., The majority found the due process rights of a man accused of smuggling illegal working in public policy. Her advocacy on behalf of women has been an immigrants across the border were not violated despite the fact that witnesses unwavering theme throughout her career. who could have exonerated him were deported before they could be deposed. Jeanne and her husband, John, moved to Oregon in 1973 from her Kozinski dissented. Federal prosecutors, however, dropped all charges and native state of Washington. She earned her law degree at the University of released the defendant. Oregon and received her bachelor’s from the University of Washington.

Cetacean Research v. Sea Shepherd At her swearing-in, Secretary Atkins emphasized her commitment to In February 2013, Kozinski wrote an opinion reversing a district court ruling fulfilling the opportunity given her to protect and strengthen some of denying Japanese whalers Institute of Cetacean Research a preliminary injunction Oregonians’ deepest values: free and open elections, transparency in against the U.S.-based anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. government, public access to Oregon history and accountability by state agencies and offices.

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Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum Representative Caddy McKeown, D-Coos Bay, A former federal prosecutor and state trial and appellate judge, Ellen HD 9, Chair, Coastal Caucus Rosenblum was elected to a four-year term as Oregon's 17th Attorney Representative McKeown was born and raised in Coos Bay. She served on General in November 2012. She is the first woman to serve as Oregon the Board of Commissioners of the Oregon International Port of Coos Attorney General. Bay for nine years, where she worked to rehabilitate the Coos Bay rail line before being elected to represent coastal portions of Coos, Douglas, Lane Ellen's priorities as Attorney General include advocating for and protecting and Lincoln counties in the Oregon House of Representatives in 2012. Oregon's most vulnerable, including especially its families and children, Rep. McKeown is the Chair of the House Transportation & Economic its seniors, Oregonians whose first language is not English and students Development Committee, as well as a member of the Agriculture & who have incurred significant education-related debt. She is committed Natural Resources Committee, the Higher Education, Innovation and to assisting district attorneys and local law enforcement in prosecuting Workforce Development Committee, the Task Force on O&C Counties complex crimes and has made Internet and other crimes against children and the Task Force on Small Business. Rep. McKeown is also a member her highest priority. of the Oregon Coastal Caucus and the Legislative Commission on Indian Ellen has been active in local and national organizations of lawyers, judges Services. and attorneys general. She currently serves on the Executive Committee Senator Jeff Kruse, R-Roseburg, SD 1, Vice- Chair, of the National Association of Attorneys General and she chairs the Coastal Caucus Conference of Western Attorneys General. She has served as Secretary of Senator Kruse first served in the Oregon House of Representatives from the American Bar Association and currently co-chairs the ABA’s Section of 1996 to 2004, specializing in natural resources and healthcare. Currently State & Local Government Law’s committee devoted exclusively to state in his third term as Senator, he serves on the Healthcare, Education, and attorney general issues. Judiciary committees. Senator Kruse is considered the leading Republican voice in the Senate in the areas of healthcare and education and is currently the Coastal Caucus Chair. Co-Owner of Kruse Farms, Senator Kruse’s prior government experience includes Douglas Soil and Water Conservation District, Oregon Association of Conservation Districts, Farm Home Administration County Committee and Douglas County Planning Advisory Committee.

Representative Deborah Boone D-Cannon Beach, HD 32 Representative Boone serves on the House Committee on Veterans and Emergency Preparedness, the House Committee on Energy and Environment and the Ways and Means Subcommittee on Human Services. Her government experience includes 16 years as a legislative assistant, Clatsop County Commissionor, PNWER, OSSPAC, PFLTF and other legislative boards and commissions, including her work on marine renewable energy projects. She co-owns a small construction company in Clatsop County.

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Senator Betsy Johnson, D-Scappoose, SD 16 Senator Arnie Roblan, D-Coos Bay, SD 5 Senator Johnson is serving her third term in the Oregon Senate. She serves Senator Roblan represents the scenic and rugged Central Oregon Coast as Co-Vice Chair on the Joint Committee on Ways and Means, Co-Chair of comprising the Fifth Senate District, which includes the Oregon coast from the Joint Committee on Ways and Means Sub-Committee on Transportation Coos Bay to Oceanside and parts of Polk and Yamhill counties, including the and Economic Development, member of the Joint Committee on Ways new towns of Neskowin, Otis, Blachly, Grande Ronde, Siletz, Eddyville, Swiss and Means Sub-Committee on General Government and Senate Special Home, Ada and Pacific City and parts of Fall City, Willamina and Sheridan. Committee on Sustainable Transportation. Senator Roblan serves as Chair of the Senate Committee on Education and as a member of Ways and Means Committee and Ways and Means Sub- Senator Johnson received her undergraduate degree in history from Carleton Committee on Education. Senator Roblan previously served four terms as College and her J.D. from Lewis & Clark Law School. A licensed commercial Representative for House District 9 (2005-12), with two of those as Co- pilot of both fixed and rotor-wing aircraft, she founded Transwestern Speaker. Helicopters, Inc., in 1978. Betsy served on numerous local, regional and national boards and commissions, including the Oregon Health Sciences Representative David Gomberg, D-Otis, HD 10 University Foundation, Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, the Oregon Public Serving his second term in the Oregon Legislature, Representative Gomberg Broadcasting Foundation and the High Desert Museum. Sen. Johnson represents the Central Oregon Coast and the communities of the Coastal serves on a number of regional boards. Range in House District 10. Representative Gomberg currently serves on Joint Committee on Ways and Means Sub-Committee on Natural Resources, Representative Wayne Krieger, R-Gold Beach, HD 1 Joint Committee on Ways and Means Sub-Committee on Transportation and Representative Krieger was a member of the Oregon State Police for almost Economic Development, Joint Committee on Ways and Means and House 28 years and has served in the Oregon House of Representatives since Committee on Rural Communities, Land Use and Water. 2001. Rep. Krieger serves as Vice-Chair House Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources and is a member of the Joint Committee on Ways He is a small-business owner and advocate who serves on the Legislative Small and Means Sub-Committee on Public Safety and House Committee on Business Task Force. David and his wife Susan operate the Northwest Winds Judiciary. Representative Krieger served on the Board of Forestry, the kite stores and Gomberg Kite Productions, an award-winning manufacturer Landslide Taskforce and the Governor’s Water Enhancement Board and in and wholesaler of kite products. They have performed around the world Washington, D.C. he served on the national boards of the Tree Farm System with their large showpieces and have appeared in motion pictures, television and the Forest Industries Council on Taxation. The Representative owns programs and in music videos. Skyview Ranch and Tree Farm and previously owned a logging company for 11 years. Representative Krieger received tree-farming awards from Coos County and the state of Oregon and was recognized as National Tree Farmer of the Year.

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Senator Brian Boquist, R-Dallas, SD 12 Representative Ken Helm, D-Washington County, HD 34 Senator Boquist has served two terms as State Representative in House Representative Helm currently is serving his first term in the Oregon House District 23 and is now in his second term as State Senator in District 12, of Representatives. Ken Helm is the Vice-Chair for the House Committee which is comprised of House Districts 23 and 24. At 17 Senator Boquist on Rural Communities, Land Use and Water. He also serves on the on enlisted in the U.S. Army, and he retired after 34 years of military service as a Joint Marijuana Legalization Committee, House Energy and Environment Special Forces Officer, in July 2011 from the U.S. Army Special Operations Committee and the House Revenue Committee. Representative Helm Command. Senator Boquist currently serves as the Chair of the Senate graduated from high school in Bend and went on to attend Willamette Committee on Veterans and Emergency Preparedness. He was born and raised University, where he earned a BA in History and Political Science. He also on a dairy farm in Tillamook and has been an Oregonian his entire life. He earned his Juris Doctorate at Willamette University College of Law. and his wife, Peggy, now live on a small farm in Dallas where their six children were raised. The family farm and forest operations spread multiple counties and several states.

Senator Elizabeth Steiner Hayward, D-Portland, D 17 Senator Steiner Hayward was appointed to the Oregon Senate in December 2011 and elected in 2012. The Senator is a family physician at OHSU, where she works to provide primary care to both children and adults. She provides medical care at a safety net clinic for uninsured patients. Senator Steiner Hayward has volunteered with Congregation Neveh Shalom since 2004. She is a past President of the Oregon Academy of Family Physicians and currently serves as the Director of the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute Breast Health Education Program. She serves on Senate Health Care, Ways and Means and General Government committees.

Representative Bill Kennemer, R-Oregon City, HD 39 Representative Kennemer was elected as State Representative November of 2008. For the previous 12 years, Representative Kennemer served as a Clackamas County Commissioner. Prior to that, he served as an Oregon State Senator from 1987 to 1996. He holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and maintained a successful psychology practice in the Milwaukie area for over 25 years. Representative Kennemer’s House Committee assignments include Co-Vice Chair of the Business and Labor Committee, Vice Chair of the Joint Committee on Health Insurance Transition and as a member of the Health Care and Rules Committees.

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John E. Stein, Ph.D., Science and Research Director, Northwest Oregon State University President Edward Ray Fisheries Science Center Dr. Ray became President of Oregon State University in July 2003. Dr. Stein is the Science and Research Director of the Northwest Fisheries Under his leadership, OSU has completed and updated a visionary campus- Science Center in Seattle. He is involved in implementing NOAA's National wide strategic plan. Annual research awards and contracts have increased Ocean Policy efforts, serving as the Federal Co-Lead for the West Coast's substantially and exceeded $309 million in fiscal year 2015. Dr. Ray and the Regional Planning Body for Marine Planning. He is also the co-lead for OSU Foundation launched the university’s first comprehensive fundraising NOAA's West Coast Regional Team and serves on an Executive Committee campaign. After exceeding an initial goal of $625 million, the campaign forming a West Coast Ocean Partnership on shared issues in the California totaled $1.14 billion when it closed at the end of 2014. Current ecosystem and chairs the Science Panel for the Puget Sound Partnership. He served as the Chair of the Science Board of the North Dr. Ray served on the NCAA Executive Committee from 2007 to 2012 Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES) and is now the U.S. Delegate and as chair from October 2009 to August 2012. He currently serves on to PICES, a multinational organization of Pacific Rim countries. As a part of the boards of AAC&U, ACE and the SMTI Commission of APLU, and NOAA's response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, recently served as chair of the PAC-12 CEO group. Dr. Stein served as manager of NOAA's Seafood Safety Program. Dr. Stein holds Affiliate Professor positions at the University of Washington in the Dr. Ray was a member of the economics faculty at Ohio State University Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences and the from 1970 to 2003, serving as Economics Department Chair from 1976 School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences. to 1992. He later served as an Associate Provost; Senior Vice Provost, receiving the Ohio State University Distinguished Service Award in 2006; Throughout his 37-year science career in NOAA Fisheries, Dr. Stein focused and, from 1998 to 2003, as executive vice president and provost. Dr. Ray on impacts of anthropogenic and natural toxic compounds (e.g., chemical graduated cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa with an undergraduate degree in contaminants and marine biotoxins) on fishery resources and protected mathematics from Queens College. He earned his master’s and doctorate marine species, the development and application of biological markers of degrees in economics from Stanford University. chemical contaminant exposure and effects in fishes and marine mammals, and the application of these techniques in delineating relationships between Margaret Salazar, Portland Field Office Director, U.S. chemical contaminant exposure and effects in fishes and marine mammals. Department of Housing and Urban Development In addition, Dr. Stein held a key role in NOAA's efforts to research and Margaret Salazar joined HUD in 2006 as a Presidential Management manage the effects of the ocean on the human health benefits and disease Fellow in San Francisco, where she financed the development of risk, and was a member of a NOAA team that developed a science plan on hundreds of multifamily rental housing units across California, Nevada ocean acidification. Dr. Stein received his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from and Hawaii. Margaret served as the Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary the University of Washington in 1980. for Multifamily Housing in HUD Headquarters in Washington, DC, where she designed and led national programs to preserve and revitalize affordable rental housing across the United States. Margaret began her career as a foundation program officer and housing advocate working with community-based organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area and led a successful grassroots campaign for just cause eviction in the City of Oakland in 2002. She also served in the offices of California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom. Margaret grew up in Hood River and Portland and is thrilled to be back home.

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Kenneth Murphy, Regional Administrator, Region X, Department and response to emergencies. He also was Chief of the U.S. Army’s of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management European Crisis Action Team in Heidelberg, Germany, where he managed Agency and coordinated military emergency response throughout Europe. Murphy Kenneth D. Murphy was appointed Regional Administrator for Region held numerous command and staff level positions during his military career. X for the Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Murphy is a past President of the National Emergency Management Management Agency June 29, 2010. Murphy is responsible for developing, Association. He is a graduate of Concordia University with a bachelor’s administering and coordinating FEMA’s mitigation, preparedness, response degree in management and communications, the U.S. Army Command and recovery programs for the States of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and and General Staff College and the Naval Post Graduate School Executive Washington, as well as for the 271 federally recognized Indian Tribes and Leadership Program. Alaska Native Villages within the region. Senator Curt McKenzie, R-Canyon County, SD 13 As Regional Administrator, Murphy has played a vital role in FEMA’s drive Curt McKenzie was born in Corvallis, Oregon. He has been to raise public awareness about regional disaster risks and the importance a Republican member of the Idaho Senate since 2002 and is representing of disaster preparedness for individuals and families. He also has led FEMA the 13th District. Curt McKenzie is serving as the Chair of the State efforts to test, evaluate and improve coordinated life-saving and life- Affairs Committee, and as a member on the Economic Outlook and sustaining response operations in the aftermath of catastrophic disasters Revenue Assessment and Local Government and Taxation Committees. through major multijurisdictional exercises such as 2012’s Evergreen Quake, Curt McKenzie attended Northwest Nazarene University and received his 2014’s Alaska Shield and 2016’s Cascadia Rising. Bachelor of Arts with a double major of Physics and History in 1992. He Under Murphy’s leadership, Region X has coordinated federal support to also attended Georgetown University Law Center on the Paul Connolly FEMA’s state, local and tribal partners, as well as the communities they Memorial Full-Tuition Scholarship and received his Juris Doctor, Magna serve, under more than 25 Presidential disaster declarations for events such Cum Laude and Order of the Coif in 1995. McKenzie owns the law firm as wildfires, floods, severe winter storms and the devastating March 2014 McKenzie Law Offices, PLLC, located in Boise, Idaho. mudslide in Oso, Washington.

Prior to joining FEMA, Murphy served with Oregon Emergency Management from 1999 to 2010. As the agency’s Director, Murphy was responsible for coordinating emergency management activities with state and local emergency services agencies and all governmental agencies. He also served on the Oregon Homeland Security Council, Oregon’s State Interoperability Executive Council, the Governor’s Search and Rescue Policy Commission, and the Governor’s Recovery Cabinet, in addition to his appointment to FEMA’s National Advisory Council. Murphy oversaw the response and recovery for seven Presidential and eight Gubernatorial disasters declarations in Oregon.

Murphy spent nearly three decades as a member of the Oregon Army National Guard, in traditional and active duty roles before his retirement in 1999. During that time, he served as Director of Military Support to Civilian Authorities, where he was responsible for the Guard’s coordination

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University of Oregon President Michael H. Schill Michael H. Schill is the 18th president of the University of Oregon. He began his tenure on July 1, 2015. He previously served as the dean of the University of Chicago Law School and as the dean of the University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law from 2004 to 2009. His other faculty appointments include tenured positions as professor of law and urban planning at New York University and professor of law and real estate at the University of Pennsylvania.

A nationally recognized expert in property, real estate and housing law and policy, President Schill is the author or co-author of three books and more than 40 scholarly articles. His work includes studies of the determinants of value in condominium and cooperative housing, the impacts of housing programs on property values, the enforcement of Fair Housing laws, mortgage securitization and the deregulation of housing markets. His casebook, Property, co-authored with James Krier, Greg Alexander and Lior Strahilevitz, is one of the best-selling casebooks used in American law schools.

In 2004, President Schill founded the Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy at New York University. Under his and subsequent leadership, the Furman Center has become one of the nation’s leading research centers on housing and the built environment.

In addition to serving as the President of the University of Oregon, President Schill is a member of the Board of Governors of Argonne National Laboratory, a member of the Board of Trustees of Ithaka, the nonprofit organization that owns JSTOR, and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

The first in his family to earn a college degree, President Schill graduated with an AB in public policy from Princeton University in 1980 and a J.D. from the Yale Law School in 1984.

In fall 2014, the University of Oregon launched its most ambitious fundraising campaign ever with a $2 billion goal. The U of O officially passed the halfway point, $1 billion, earlier this summer. The university’s priorities include improving access and success Oregon students, excellence in teaching and research and a greatly enriched campus experience.

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Oregon Coast Economic Summit 2016 10:45am – 11:45am The Economists: Update On The Challenges and potentialities of coastal and AGENDA – Monday, August 8th 7:00am – 5:00pm, The Salmon Room Monday, August 8 Rural Oregon Economies Session C Introduction: Timm Slater, Executive Director, Bay Area Chamber of Commerce 7:00am – 8:00am Registration for 2016 OCES and Continental Breakfast Moderator: Vince Porter, Policy Advisor, Jobs and Economy, Office of Governor Breakfast Meeting: Oregon Agricultural Heritage Work Group Kate Brown Panel Members: 8:00am – 8:15am Welcome: Brenda Meade, Chairperson, Coquille Indian Tribe Mark McMullen, State Economist, Oregon Invocation: Don Ivy, Tribal Chief, Coquille Indian Tribe Erik Knoder, Coastal Economist, Oregon Office of Economic Analysis Brady Scott, President and CEO, Tribal One Broadband Technologies 8:15am – 8:30am Welcome: Rick Wetherell, Mayor, City of North Bend Annette Shelton-Tiderman, Regional Economist serving Coos, Curry and Douglas Oregon Legislative Coastal Caucus Opening Ceremonies: counties, Oregon Employment Department, Research Division Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5 Persistent population loss is a challenge for many rural communities, where young people leave to continue their education, find a better paying job or simply to gain 8:30am – 9:15am Keynote Speaker: Honorable Ron Wyden, U.S. Senator, Oregon life experiences in larger urban centers. Monday, August 8 Sen. Ron Wyden has a long history of working across the aisle, seeking common In 2014, Oregon State Economist Mark McMullen observed that young people Session A ground for innovative policy approaches to some of the nation’s most entrenched are leaving rural areas because employment options are limited. This, coupled issues. with companies failing to be established in the rural areas due to a lack of workers Introduction: Crystal Shoji, Mayor, City of Coos Bay locally, is creating a destructive “negative, perpetuating cycle.” Moderator: Betsy Johnson, State Senator, District 16

Panelists will discuss the recent economic forecast for coastal and rural regions 9:15am – 10:45am 2016 Oregon Legislative Coastal Caucus: Voices of Coastal and Rural Oregonians and the unique challenges associated with maintaining an educated and Monday, August 8 Introduction and Moderator: Dana Cowley, Anchor, Charter Local Edition healthy workforce in these areas. Discussion will focus on how rural and urban Session B Northwest areas differ with respect to the age of rural populations, demographic changes and Panelists: the available labor force and poverty rates. Joanne Verger, Former State Senator, District 5 Caddy McKeown, Chair, State Representative, District 9 11:45am – 12:00pm Break Jeff Kruse, Vice Chair, State Senator, District 1 Betsy Johnson, State Senator, District 16 12:00pm – 1:30pm Lunch In Session Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5 Deborah Boone, State Representative, District 32 12:00pm – 1:30pm Small Town, Big Ideas: The Role of Eco Tourism, Innovation and Entrepreneurship David Gomberg, State Representative, District 10 Monday, August 8 in economic development in coastal and rural communities. Wayne Krieger, State Representative, District 1 Session D Introduction: Joe Henry, Mayor, City of Florence The Oregon Legislature’s Coastal Caucus is a bicameral, bipartisan group of Moderator: David Gomberg, State Representative, District 10 legislators formed in 1985 to address the political, economic and social interests Panel Members: of rural and coastal Oregonians. Caucus members are dedicated to developing Caroline Cummings, Venture Catalyst, Regional Accelerator & Innovation Network strategies for protecting and developing Oregon’s coastal and rural economies, Todd Davidson, Chief Executive Officer, Travel Oregon while providing strong advocacy that ensures a legislative voice in Salem. Eric Dunker, Regional Administrator, Coastal Region, Oregon State University (OSU) Extension Service

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Mark Long, Administrator, State Building Codes 2:45pm – 4:00pm Concurrent panels: Jim Seeley, Executive Director, Wild Rivers Coast Alliance, Regional Solutions and Monday, August 8 Session F – Hazel Room the Oregon Invasive Species Council Session G – Salmon Room Heather Stafford, Assistant Director, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Business Oregon 2:45pm – 4:00pm Valuing Marine Ecosystems: Ocean Acidification, Marine Reserves, Fisheries and Thanks to the investment of the Oregon Legislature, Oregon State’s College Monday, August 8 Oregon’s Statewide Planning Goal 19 of Business, OSU Extension and Sea Grant, prospective investors are taking Session F Introduction: Bob Cowen, Director, Hatfield Marine Science Center, Oregon State advantage of natural resources and land availability in rural areas. This panel will University focus on coastal tourism, entrepreneurship and business development. Panel Moderator: Louise Solliday, Executive Director, Oregon Science Trust members will identify their top three small business ideas to encourage rural Panelists: economic development. Dr. Jack Barth, Executive Director, Marine Studies Initiative, Oregon State University Mike Okoniewski, Fisheries Policy and Management Advisor, Pacific Seafood 1:30 pm – 2:45pm Rural Health Disparities and Solutions: Bridging the Gap Between Health Care Dr. John Stein, Director, Science and Research, Northwest Fisheries Science Center Monday, August 8 Policy and Political Reality Mark Wiegardt, Owner, Whiskey Creek Hatchery (Oyster Farm) Session E Introduction/Moderator: Scott Ekblad, Director, Oregon Office of Rural Health Dr. Craig M. Young, Professor of Biology and Director, Oregon Institute of Marine Panel Members: Biology, University of Oregon Bill Kennemer, State Representative, House District 39 Oregon’s Statewide Planning Goal 19 states that all actions by local, state and Paul Janke, President & Chief Executive Officer, Bay Area Hospital, Coos Bay federal agencies likely to affect ocean resources and uses of Oregon’s coastal sea Phil Greenhill, Chief Executive Officer, Western Oregon Advanced Health shall be developed and conducted to conserve marine resources and ecological Lesley Ogden, MD, MBA, FACEP, Chief Executive Officer, Samaritan North Lincoln functions … Hospital This panel of experts will discuss the challenges of ocean management and Lynne Saxton, Director, Oregon Health Authority sustainability; what we know and don’t know about the impact of changing Elizabeth Steiner Hayward, MD, State Senator, District 17 ocean conditions, acidification and marine biotoxins on fishery resources and the The participants on this panel will share their specific experiences and knowledge protection of renewable marine resources in light of climate change. on how to bridge the gap between challenges and solutions in Oregon’s rural The panel also will discuss the role of Oregon universities in addressing ocean health system and discuss collaborative strategies to address key issues of rural health and coastal challenges through specialized course work and research health policy and disparities. The panel will focus on defining priorities for rural programs that blend the science of oceanography with education, local economic and coastal hospitals as well as objectives within those priority areas you think the development, agriculture sciences and social sciences. legislature should target, and consideration of the variables, such as infrastructure and population age, that should be considered in order to improve the efficiency 2:45pm – 4:00pm Oregon Statewide Planning Goal 10: Lack of Affordable Housing as an Economic and quality of care made available by rural health care providers, and, how the Monday, August 8 Crisis in Rural Coastal Oregon implementation of the Affordable Care Act is prompting changes in health care Session G Introduction: Billie Jo Smith, Mayor, City of Toledo and how it affects health care, medical centers, rural hospitals and community care. Facilitator: Caroline Bauman, Executive Director, Economic Development Alliance of Lincoln County Panelists: Bill Hall, Commissioner, Lincoln County Board of Commissioners Tim Freeman, Commissioner, Douglas County Board of Commissioners Dani Ledezma, Housing/Human Service Policy Advisor, Governor Kate Brown’s Office

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Jill Rees, Community Development Specialist, Native American Coordinator, 5:00pm – 5:15 Break USDA Rural Development – Oregon Richard Townsend, Director, Planning Community Development, Lincoln City 5:15pm – 6:30pm The Business of Craft Breweries: The Economic Impact of Craft Beer on Oregon's Margaret Solle Salazar, Field Office Director, HUD Oregon State Office Monday, August 8 Coast Sarah Zahn, Project Manager, Gerding Edlen Development Session I Introduction: Connie Stopher, Executive Director, South Coast Development Developing an adequate supply of affordable housing for rural and coastal Council, Inc. residents is a major challenge. This panel will discuss Oregon’s Goal 10, which Moderator: Dr. Jeff Dense, Professor, Political Science, Eastern Oregon University provides for a continuing review of housing need projections and a process for Panelists: accommodating needed revision. Brett Joyce, Owner, Rogue Ales and Spirits, Newport The discussion will explore how developers and affordable housing advocates can Nikos Ridge, Owner/Brewer, Ninkasi Brewing, Eugene come together to increase the supply of housing units; how housing needs differ James Smith, Owner/Brewer Arch Rock Brewing Co., Gold Beach in rural, coastal communities; the issue of where in the development process (i.e. Jimmy Griffin, Owner/Brewer, Seaside Brewing, Seaside design, building type, financial models) Oregon can lead the way in innovation Annie Pollard, Owner/Brewer, 7 Devils Brewing, Coos Bay to address affordability and; if SB 1533 – Inclusionary Zoning – will impact the Dr. Thomas Shellhammer, Professor, Food and Science Technology, Oregon State availability of needed units in rural and coastal areas. University Consideration also will be given to the question of whether local communities have Jeff Dense is Professor of Political Science and Craft Beer Studies at Eastern all the policy tools they need to address challenges to find solutions on housing Oregon University. His research focuses on the economic impact of the craft and community development. beer industry, especially its effect on tourism, regulatory politics and economic development. He has conducted economic impact studies of the Oregon Brewers 4:00pm – 5:15pm Agency Innovation and Collaboration: Streamlining Economic Development Festival since 2011, the Craft Brewers Conference and Great American Beer Monday, August 8 Solutions Beyond the Legislative Process Festival. Session H Introduction: Bud Shoemake, Port Manager, Port of Toledo Attendees will enjoy samples of beer while brewers share their insights on how Moderator: Debbie Boone, State Representative, District 32 they launched their businesses, the importance of their breweries to the local Panel Members: economy, along with future challenges that confront the craft beer industry. Douglas Decker, State Forester, Oregon Department of Forestry Palmer Mason, Senior Legislative Advisor, Oregon Department of Environmental 6:30pm – 8pm Taste of the Oregon Coast. Second Floor: Hazel-Willow-Beargrass Quality Reception Room, the Spruce-Cedar Room Curt Melcher, Director, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Jim Paul, Director, Department of State Lands Brian Rogers, Executive Director, Cultural Trust Tim Williams, Executive Director, Oregon Film An essential element to enhancing economic development is our collaboration with state agencies to develop, administer and permit services to help boost Oregon’s rural economies. This panel will focus on the role of an agency in addressing a variety of issues that impact regional interest groups and the business community. Panel will also discuss any new resources and tools that are available to help local government achieve greater economic flexibility, not only in our natural resource economy but innovation and opportunities in film and cultural exchange.

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A Taste of the Oregon Coast Kruse Farms, Inc. Various Products Jeff Kruse, Owner 532 Melrose Road Roseburg, OR 97471 Company Products Contact Information (888) 575-4268 (541) 672-5697 Oregon Dungeness Oregon Dungeness Crab Hugh Link, Executive Director [email protected] Crab Commission 964 Central Avenue P.O. Box 1160 Young’s Market Oregon Winegrowers Mark Billings, Executive Vice President Coos Bay, OR 97420 Company Association and General Manager Oregon (541) 267-5810 3601 NW Yeon Avenue www.oregondungeness.org Portland, OR 97210 (503) 274-9990 Oregon Salmon Salmon Nancy Fitzpatrick, Executive Director [email protected] Commission P.O. Box 983 Lincoln City, OR 97367 Oregon Oregon Wines Jana McKamey, Government Affairs (541) 994-2647 Winegrowers Director [email protected] www. Association 4640 SW Macadam Avenue, Suite 240 oregonsalmon.org Portland, OR 97239 (503) 228-8336 Oregon Seafoods Pouched tuna and salmon Oregon Seafoods [email protected] LLC products, seafood based soups Mike Babcock, Founder and Owner http://www.oregonwinegrowers.org/ and albacore curries 723 South 2nd Street Coos Bay, OR 97420 Oregon Coast Seafood Hors d’Oeuvres Chef Shawn Hanlin, Executive Chef (541) 266-8862 Culinary Institute Director 1988 Newmark Ave Oregon Trawl Shrimp, Black Cod Brad Pettinger, Director Coos Bay OR 97420 Commission 16289 Highway 101 South, Suite C (541) 888-1546 Brookings, OR 97415 [email protected] (541) 469-7830 www.occi.net [email protected] www.ortrawl.org Rogue Ales & Spirits Beer, spirits Jim Cline, VP/GM & Director of Beer Sales Whiskey Creek Oysters/Shellfish Mark Wiegardt, Owner Derek Johnson Shellfish Hatchery 2975 Netarts Bay Drive Rogue Ales & Spirits Tillamook, Oregon 97141 2320 OSU Drive (503) 815-8323 Newport, OR 97365 [email protected] (541) 867-3660 [email protected] [email protected] Tillamook Cheese CEO Tillamook Patrick Criteser, 7 Devils Brewing Small Craft Brewery Annie Pollard, Owner/Brewer, 7 Devils Mark Wustenberg, VP & Dairy Products County Creamery Company Brewing Association Commissioner 247 South 2nd Street (503) 708-4268 Coos Bay, OR 97420 Pacific Seafood Full range of Oregon seafood Daniel Occhipinti, Director, Government (541) 808-3738 Affairs [email protected] Pacific Seafood Group www.7devilsbrewery.com 16797 SE 130th Avenue Ninkasi Brewing Craft Brewery Nikos Ridge, Owner/Brewer Clackamas, OR 97015 155 Blair Boulevard (503) 905-4446 Eugene, OR 97402 [email protected] (541) 344-2739 www.pacseafood.com [email protected] www.ninkasibrewing.com

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Arch Rock Brewing Small Craft Brewery Kristen Smith, Quality Control Manager Oregon Coast Economic Summit 2016 28779 Hunter Creek Loop AGENDA – Tuesday, August 9th 7:00am – 5:00pm, The Salmon Room Gold Beach, OR 97444 (541) 247-0555 [email protected] 7:00am – 8:00am Registration for 2016 OCES and Continental Breakfast www.archrockbrewingcompany.com Join Rural Development Initiatives (RDI) - roundtable Brandy Peak Brandy David and Georgia Nowlin, Owners conversation Business Leaders’ Breakfast: The sponsors of the Oregon Distillery 18526 Tetley Road Business Plan (Oregon Business Council, Associated Oregon Industries and the PO Box 4204 Brookings, OR 97415 Oregon Business Association) (541) 469-0194 www.brandypeak.com 8:00am – 8:15am Welcome: Judy Metcalf, Chief Executive Officer, Coquille Economic Stillwagon Distillery Rum Rick Stillwagon, Rum Runner Development Corporation Home of Devil’s Own Rum (253) 732-8458 Invocation: Don Ivy, Tribal Chief, Coquille Indian Tribe [email protected] stillwagondistillery.com 8:15am – 8:30am Oregon Legislative Coastal Caucus Opening Ceremonies: Bee Certain, LLC Wireless Beehive Health Bob Barter, Owner Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5 Bee Certain, LLC State Senator, Idaho District 13, President, Pacific Northwest 15918 East Alsea Highway Curt McKenzie, Tidewater, OR 97390 Economic Region (PNWER) [email protected] 541-528-7800 8:30am – 10:00am The Oregon Legislative http://bee-certain.com/ Cool and the New Gang of (14) (Part II): Tuesday, August 9 Joint Transportation Preservation and Modernization Panel Lofoodal Ecommerce app that resells Carl Hulan, Entrepreneur local organic food 490 Juniper St Session A Introductions-Moderator: Florence OR 97439 Mark Labhart, Commissioner, Tillamook County Board of Commissioners (541) 999-0946 Panelists: Rose & Crown Natural Health and Beauty Patricia Immel and Sarah Butte, Owners Dr. Scott Ashford, Dean, Oregon State University College of Engineering Apothecary Products 1845 Hwy 126, Suite H, Florence, OR, Lee Beyer, State Senator, District 6 (541) 902-8860 Tammy Baney, Commissioner, Deschutes County Board of Commissioners, and [email protected] www.RoseAndCrownApothecary.com Chairperson of the Oregon Transportation Commission GreatLifeByLucinda Natural Foods Lucinda Whitacre, Owner/Creator Karmen Fore, Transportation Policy Advisor, Office of Governor Kate Brown 488 Hwy 101. / PO Box 1349 Matt Garrett, Director, Oregon Department of Transportation Depoe Bay, OR. 97341 www.greatlifebylucinda.com Betsy Johnson, State Senator, District 16 Facebook Great Life by Lucinda Jeff Kruse, State Senator, District 1 541 961 2333 Caddy McKeown, State Representative, District 9 Brian Boquist, State Senator, District 12 At the recent Portland Business Summit, Senator Betsy Johnson said that in order to produce successful transportation funding bills, representatives from around the state must be included in the dialogue. Senate President Peter Courtney and House Speaker Tina Kotek recently appointed a new Joint Interim Committee on Transportation Preservation and Modernization. This committee will work closely with stakeholders and Governor Brown’s office to develop a legislative package for the 2017 session. 34 35 REP. CADDY MCKEOWN, CHAIR REP. DEBORAH BOONE SEN. BETSY JOHNSON SEN. ARNIE ROBLAN SEN. JEFF KRUSE, VICE CHAIR REP. DAVID GOMBERG REP. WAYNE KRIEGER SEN. DOUG WHITSETT

Panelists will discuss the current condition of Oregon’s transportation system, develop broader engagement among the local, tribal, public, private and non- the long- and near-term vision for its future and recommendations that can be profit sectors and explore strategies to leverage urban-rural collaborations for the enacted in the near-term to lay the groundwork for this vision. There also will be a promotion of regional economic development. discussion of the findings from the Governor’s Transportation Vision Panel, a year- long effort to develop a recommended solution to address transportation issues 11:00am – 12:30pm Hazel Room across the state. Tuesday, August 9 Introduction: Lorna Davis, Executive Director, Newport Chamber of Commerce Session C Moderator: John Audley, Rural Policy Advisor, Oregon Business Plan 10:00am – 10:45am Women in Government: Redefining Collaborative Solutions for Rural and Coastal North Region Panelists: Tuesday, August 9 Oregon Ron Brean, Mayor, City of Yachats Session B Introductions: Nonni Augustine, Executive Director, Lincoln City Chamber of Betsy Johnson, State Senator, District 16 Commerce Chris Harder, Executive Director, Business Oregon Moderator: Caddy McKeown, State Representative, District 16 Doug Hunt, Commissioner, Lincoln County Board of Commissioners Panelists: Kurt Englund, President, Englund Marine Group ​​​Jeanne P. Atkins, Oregon Secretary of State Mary McArthur, Executive Director, Columbia-Pacific Economic Development Betsy Johnson, State Senator, District 16 District Ellen F. Rosenblum, Attorney General Dan Occhipinti, General Council, Pacific Seafood The National Conference of State Legislature reported that approximately 1,809 Delores Pigsley, Chairman, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon women serve in the 50 state legislatures at the beginning of the 2016 legislative session. Women make up 24.5 percent of all state legislators nationwide. Only 11:00am – 12:30pm Salmon Room about one-fifth of all state Attorneys General are women. Panel will address Tuesday, August 9 Introductions: Ruth Miles, Small Business Advocate, Oregon Secretary of State representing the diverse interests of seniors, women, children and families Session D Moderator: Jeremy Rogers, Vice President, Oregon Business Plan Project Manager throughout the state as they seek to promote policies that work collaboratively South Central Region Panelists: with national, state, local and tribal governments interested in advancing women’s Jeff Kruse, State Senator, District 1 and the state’s priorities. Caddy McKeown, State Representative, District 9 Keith Tymchuk, Convenor, Regional Solutions, Commissioner, Port of Umpqua 10:45 – 11:00am Break Geoff Huntington, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Oregon State University College of Forestry 11:00am – 12:30pm Concurrent Panels – Breakout Session Dave Kronsteiner, Owner/President, West Coast Contractors; President, Oregon Session C – Hazel Room International Port of Coos Bay Session D - Salmon Room Don Ivy, Tribal Chief, Coquille Indian Tribe Hazel Room John Sweet, Commissioner, Coos County Board of Commissioners Move Toward One Oregon: Oregon Business Plan Leadership Summit meets Bill Thorndike, President, Medford Fabrication; former Director of the Oregon Oregon Coastal Caucus Economic Summit Business Council The goal of these concurrent breakout panels is to explore how our government- Participants in these regional panels have demonstrated commitments to public-private sectors can contribute to bridging the gap between challenges sustainable economic development, the collaborations necessary to tackle and solutions in areas of economic development, competitiveness and job regional problems and developing the tools needed to cultivate opportunities creation in our region. Representatives from the Oregon Business Plan Summit for success. The discussions will be panel/audience-participation driven with will participate in discussions with panelists and the audience to encourage and the goal of developing, through collaborative action, a broad consensus among

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regional leadership groups around a clear set of solutions. Legislators will offer Congresswoman Bonamici, President Ray and President Schill will provide updates their political and policy perspectives on the region’s obstacles and opportunities on initiatives underway and proposals to expand access to higher education; make while private sector organizations will discuss what is needed to build and sustain higher education more affordable; provide a 21st century workforce; and research statewide collaborations. innovation to serve rural communities and Oregon’s economy. Presidents Ray and Schill also will share their institutions’ efforts to increase degree completion. 12:30pm -1:30pm Lunch in Session Panelists will consider the central question: “How can the state of Oregon and Tuesday, August 9 Keynote Speaker: The Honorable Alex Kozinski, Judge, Ninth Circuit Court of federal government best support institutions of higher education to meet our Session E Appeals state’s economic needs, especially in rural and coastal areas?” Introductions: Melissa Cribbins, Commissioner, Coos County Board of Commissioners 2:30pm – 3:45pm GOAL 18 Discussion: Is Oregon Prepared For Climate Change Adaption? Moderator, Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5 Tuesday, August 9 Introductions: Linda McCollum, Mayor, City of Reedsport • Does the American Criminal Justice System Need an Overhaul? Session G Moderator: Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5 • From Communist Romania to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, with love. Panelists: Discussion of Important Cases Brad Avy, State Geologist, Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries • Cetacean Research v. Sea Shepherd Conservation Soc’y, (9th Cir.2013) (DOGAMI) • Wood v. Ryan, (9th Cir.2013) (Kozinski issued a dissenting opinion, calling the Kenneth D. Murphy, Regional Administrator, Region X, Department of Homeland use of drugs a “misguided effort to mask the brutality of executions.”) Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency • Born in Bucharest, Romania, July 1950, Kozinski’s parents, both Holocaust Ruchi Sadhir, Energy Policy Advisor, Office of Governor Kate Brown survivors, brought him to the United States 1962. The family settled in Los Angeles, Lisa Sumption, Director, Oregon Department of Parks California, where his father, Moses, ran a small grocery store. Kozinski, who had Jim Rue, Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development grown up as a committed communist, became what he described as “an instant The State of Oregon is subject to a variety of natural hazards, as reflected in capitalist” when he took his first trip outside of the Iron Curtain to Vienna where he Statewide Planning Goals 7 (known areas of natural disaster and hazards); 17 enjoyed such luxuries as chewing gum and bananas. Kozinski clerked for the then- (Coastal Shorelands); and 18 (Beaches and Dunes). Cities and counties are future Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Ninth Circuit from 1975 to required to adopt comprehensive plans and ordinances consistent with these 1976, and then for Chief Justice of the United States Warren E. Burger from 1976 land use goals. Panel members will discuss the process of implementing these to 1977. various goals in light of new climate change challenges. What current policies and

regulations are having a sustainable impact on the rate of climate change? 1:30pm – 2:30pm Keynote Address: The Congresswoman and University Presidents on Higher Tuesday, August 9 Education’s Contribution to the Future 3:45pm – 5:00pm GOAL 18 Solutions: Does It Provide The Flexibility to Deal with Climate Change? Session F Introductions: Dr. Patty M. Smith, President, Southwestern Oregon Community Tuesday, August 9 Introductions and Moderator: Cam Parry, Principal River Docs College Session H Panelists: Moderator: Lindsey Capps, Chief Education Officer and Education Policy Advisor Steve Dundas, Assistant Professor of Environmental Economics, Oregon to Governor Kate Brown State University Panelists: Ken Helm, State Representative, District 34 Honorable Suzanne Bonamici, Member, House of Representatives, Oregon First Wayne Krieger, State Representative, District 1 Congressional District Phil Scoles, Terra Science, Oregon Edward J. Ray, President, Oregon State University David Brock Smith, Commissioner, Curry County Board of Commissioners, Oregon Michael H. Schill, President, University of Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association

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Gwen Shaughnessy, Climate Adaption Specialist, National Oceanic and Comments / Questions Atmospheric Administration, Portland Terry Thompson, Commissioner, Lincoln County Board of Commissioners Under our protective laws, Land Use Goal 18 clearly outlines standards for development (and protecting development) on coastal environments involving beaches, dunes and interdunal swales/deflation plains. Development is not allowed on beaches and fore-dunes, but new development is permitted on stabilized dunes. The first part of this land use goal focuses on beach/dune inventory and conservation. The second part of this land use goal provides for protection of life and property. Specifically, Goal 18 allows for limited protective structures for pre-existing development (aka “grandfathered” development prior to Jan. 1, 1977).

Coastal Caucus Closing Reception for Representative Wayne Krieger

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Monday, August 8th Session B INVOCATION 2016 Oregon Legislative Coastal Deborah Boone Caucus: Voices of Coastal and Rural State Representative, District 32 Don Ivy Oregonians 900 Court Street NE, H-375 Tribal Chief, Coquille Indian Tribe Salem, OR 97301 3050 Tremont Street Dana Cowley (503) 986-1432 North Bend, OR 97459 Charter Local Edition Northwest [email protected] (541) 756-0904 (509) 961-5609 [email protected] [email protected] David Gomberg State Representative, District 10 Brenda Meade Sen. Joanne Verger 900 Court Street NE Rm 167 Chairperson, Coquille Indian Tribe Former State Senator, SD 5 Salem, OR 97301 3050 Tremont Street 2285 N. 13th Ct. (503) 986-1410 North Bend, OR 97459 Coos Bay 97420 [email protected] (541) 756-0904 (541) 756-4140 [email protected] [email protected] Wayne Krieger State Representative, District 1 OREGON COASTAL ECONOMIC Caddy McKeown 900 Court Street NE, H-381 SUMMIT OPENING CEREMONIES State Representative, District 9 Salem, OR 97301 900 Court Street NE, H-376 (503) 986-1401 Arnie Roblan Salem, OR 97301 [email protected] State Senator, District 5 (503) 986-1409 900 Court Street NE, S-417 [email protected] Session C Salem, OR 97301 The Economist: Update on the (503) 986-1705 Jeff Kruse Challenges and Potentialities [email protected] OCC Vice Chair, State Senator, of Coastal and Rural Oregon District 1 Economies Session A 900 Court Street NE, S-315 KEYNOTE SPEAKER Salem, OR 97301 Timm Slater (503) 986-1701 Executive Director The Honorable Ron Wyden [email protected] Bay Area Chamber of Commerce United States Senator 145 Central Ave 221 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Betsy Johnson Coos Bay, OR, 97420 U.S. Senate State Senator, District 16 541-266-0868 Washington, D.C. 20510 900 Court Street NE, S-209 [email protected] (202) 224-5244 Salem, OR 97301 [email protected] (503) 986-1716 Vince Porter [email protected] Jobs and Economy Policy Advisor Rick Wetherell Office of Governor Brown Mayor, City of North Bend Arnie Roblan 900 Court St. NE, Suite 160 PO Box “B” State Senator, District 5 Salem, OR 97301 835 California Street 900 Court Street NE, S-417 (503) 378-5884 North Bend, Oregon 97459 Salem, OR 97301 [email protected] (541) 756-8500 (503) 986-1705 [email protected] [email protected] Mark McMullen State Economist Office of Economic Analysis Dept. of Administrative Services

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State of Oregon Caroline Cummings Session F Craig M. Young Jill Rees Deborah Boone 155 Cottage St. NE, U20 Venture Catalyst Valuing Marine Ecosystems: Ocean Professor of Biology and Director, Community Development Specialist, State Representative, District 32 Salem, OR 97301-3966 PO Box 1521 Acidification, Marine Reserves, Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, Native American Coordinator 900 Court Street NE, H-375 (503) 378-3455 Eugene, OR 97440 Fisheries and Oregon’s Statewide University of Oregon USDA Rural Development – Oregon Salem, OR 97301 [email protected] (541) 968-2982 Planning Goal 19 P.O. Box 5389 1220 SW 3rd Avenue, Suite 1801 (503) 986-1432 [email protected] Charleston, OR 97420 Portland, OR 97204 [email protected] Erik Knoder Jack Barth (541) 888-2581 ext. 299 Office Phone: (503) 414-3302 Regional Economist Todd Davidson Director, Marine Studies Initiative [email protected] [email protected] Doug Decker Clatsop, Columbia, Lincoln, Chief Executive Officer 101 SW 26th Street, Burt 297 State Forester, Oregon Department Tillamook Travel Oregon Corvallis, OR 97331 Session G Richard Townsend of Forestry, 2600 State Street Oregon Employment Department 250 Church Street SE, Suite 100 (541) 737-2064 Oregon Statewide Planning Goal Director, Planning and Community Salem, OR 97310 541-574-2306 Salem, OR 97301 [email protected] 10: Lack of Affordable Housing as Development, Lincoln City (503) 945-7211 [email protected] 503-967-1568 an Economic Crisis in Rural-Coastal 801 SW Highway 101 [email protected] [email protected] Bob Cowen Oregon Lincoln City, OR 97367 Brady Scott Director, Hatfield Marine Science (541) 996-1227 Palmer Mason President and CEO Eric Dunker, Ph.D. Center, Oregon State University Caroline Bauman [email protected] Senior Legislative Advisor, J.D. Coquille Economic Development Regional Administrator, Oregon 2030 SE Marine Science Drive Executive Director, Economic Oregon Dept. of Environmental Corporation State University Division of Outreach Newport, OR 97365 Development Alliance of Lincoln Margaret Solle Salazar Quality and Engagement: Extension Service (541) 867-0100 County Field Office Director (503) 229.6800 Annette Shelton-Tiderman, 121 Ballard Extension Hall [email protected] P.O. Box 716 HUD Oregon State Office [email protected]> Southwestern Oregon Regional Corvallis, OR 97331 Newport, OR 97365 Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Economist, Coos, Curry and Douglas (541) 737-5991 Mike Okoniewski (541) 961-3837 Office Building Curt Melcher Oregon Employment Department – outreach.oregonstate.edu Fisheries Policy and Management [email protected] 1220 SW 3rd Avenue, Suite 400 Director, Oregon Department of Fish Research Division Advisor, Pacific Seafood Portland, OR 97204-2825 and Wildlife 541-530-0605 Mark Long 16797 SE 130th Avenue Bill Hall 4034 Fairview Industrial Drive SE annette.i.shelton-tiderman@oregon. Administrator, State Building Codes Clackamas, OR 97015 Commissioner, Lincoln County Sarah Zahn Salem, OR 97302 gov P.O. Box 14470 (360) 619-2019 Board of Commissioners Gerding Edlen Development (503) 947-6044 Salem, OR 97309-0404 ​​​​​​​​​​ [email protected] 225 West Olive Street, Room 110 1477 NW Everett Street [email protected] Session D (503) 373-7235 Newport, OR 97365 Portland, OR 97209 Small Town, Big Ideas: The Role [email protected] Louise Solliday (541) 265-4100 (503) 299-6000 Jim Paul of Eco Tourism, Innovation and Executive Director, [email protected] Director, Department of State Lands Entrepreneurship in Economic Jim Seeley Oregon Ocean Science Trust 13408 Session H 775 Summer Street NE, Suite 100 Development in Coastal and Rural Executive Director, Wild Rivers Coast E Alsea Hwy Tim Freeman Agency Innovation and Salem, OR 97301 Communities Alliance, Regional Solutions and the Tidewater OR 97390 Commissioner, Douglas County Collaboration: Streamlining (503) 986-5224 Oregon Invasive Species Council [email protected] Board of Commissioners Economic Solutions Beyond the [email protected] Joe Henry 57744 Round Lake Road 1036 SE Douglas Street, rm. 217 Legislative Process Mayor, City of Florence Bandon, OR 97411 Dr. John Stein Roseburg, OR 97470 Brian Rogers 250 US Highway 101 (541) 347-8842 Director, Northwest Fisheries (541) 440-4201 Bud Shoemake Executive Director, Cultural Trust Florence, OR 97439 [email protected] Science Center, NOAA’s National [email protected] Port Manager, Port of Toledo 775 Summer Street NE, Suite 200 (541) 997-3437 Marine Fisheries Service 496 NE Hwy 20 NE, Unit 1 Salem, OR 97301 [email protected] Heather Stafford 2725 Montlake Boulevard East Dani Ledezma PO Box 428, Toledo, OR 97391 (503) 986-0087 Assistant Director, Innovation & Seattle, WA 98112 Housing and Human Service Policy (541) 336-5207 [email protected] David Gomberg Entrepreneurship, Business Oregon (206) 860-6795 Advisor, Governor Kate Brown’s [email protected] State Representative, District 10 775 Summer Street NE #200 Office Tim Williams 900 Court Street NE Rm 167 Salem, OR 97301 Mark Wiegardt 900 Court Street NE, Suite #160 Executive Director Salem, OR 97301 (503) 229-5116 Owner, Whiskey Creek Hatchery Salem, OR 97301 Governor’s Office of Film & Media (503) 986-1410 [email protected] 2975 Netarts Bay Drive (503) 378-8427 123 NE 3rd Avenue, Suite 210 [email protected] Tillamook, Oregon 97141 [email protected] Portland, OR 97232 (503) 815-8323 Phone: (971)254-4020 [email protected] email: [email protected] [email protected] 44 45 REP. 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Session I Dr. Thomas Shellhammer Mark Labhart Jeff Kruse Nonni Augustine Portland, OR 97239 The Business of Craft Breweries: The Professor, Oregon State University Tillamook County Board of OCC Vice Chair, State Senator, Executive Director, Lincoln City (503) 228-5565 Economic Impact of Craft Beer on 100 Wiegand Hall Commissioners District 1 Chamber of Commerce [email protected] Oregon’s Coast Corvallis, OR 97331-6602 201 Laurel Avenue, 900 Court Street NE, S-315 4039 NW Logan Road (541) 737-3131 Tillamook, OR 97141 Salem, OR 97301 Lincoln City, OR 97367 Dan Occupinti Connie Stopher [email protected] [email protected] (503) 986-1701 (541) 994-3070 General Council, Pacific Seafood Executive Director, South Coast [email protected] [email protected] 16797 SE 130th Avenue Development Council, Inc. Tuesday, August 9th Lee Beyer Clackamas, OR 97015 50 Central Ave Suite A INVOCATION State Senator, District 6 Caddy McKeown John Audley (503) 905-4446 Coos Bay, OR, 97420 900 Court Street NE, S-419 State Representative, District 9 Rural Policy Advisor, OBP [email protected] (541) 266-9753 Don Ivy Salem, OR 97301 900 Court Street NE, H-376 1100 SW 6th Avenue, Suite #1608 [email protected] Tribal Chief, Coquille Indian Tribe (503) 986-1706 Salem, OR 97301 Portland, OR 97204 Dee Pigsley 3050 Tremont Street (541) 726-2533 (503) 986-1409 (503) 220-0691 Chairperson, Confederated Tribes Dr. Jeff Dense North Bend, OR 97459 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] of Siletz Professor, Political Science, Eastern (541) 756-0904 201 SE Swan Avenue Oregon University [email protected] Tammy Baney Session B Ron Brean P.O. Box 549 204J Ackerman Commissioner, Deschutes County Women in Government: Mayor, City of Yachats Siletz, OR 97380 1 University Boulevard Oregon Coastal Economic Summit Board of Commissioners and Redefining Collaborative Yachats Commons Room 2 (541) 444-8203 La Grande, OR 97850 Opening Ceremonies Chairperson of the Oregon Solutions for Rural and Coastal 441 Hwy 101 N. fdon [email protected] (541) 962-3854 Transportation Commission Oregon P O Box 345 [email protected] Arnie Roblan 1300 NW Wall Street, Suite #200 Yachats, OR 97498 Session C State Senator, District 5 Bend, OR 97701 Caddy McKeown [email protected] (Concurrent Panel) Brett Joyce 900 Court Street NE, S-417 (541) 388-6567 State Representative, District 9 Ruth Miles President/Owner, Salem, OR 97301 [email protected] 900 Court Street NE, H-376 Chris Harder Small Business Advocate, Oregon Rogue Ales and Spirits (503) 986-1705 Salem, OR 97301 Director, Business Oregon Secretary State 2320 SE OSU Drive [email protected] Karmen Fore (503) 986-1409 775 Summer Street NE, Suite #200 255 Capitol Street NE, Suite #151 Newport, OR 97365 Transportation Policy Advisor [email protected] Salem, OR 97301 Salem, OR 97301 (503) 972-3284 Session A Office of Governor Brown (503) 229-5009 503-986-2193 [email protected] Cool and the Gang of 8 (Part II): 255 Capitol Street NE, Suite 126 Jeanne P. Atkins [email protected] [email protected] The Oregon Legislative Joint Salem, OR 97310 Oregon Secretary of State Nikos Ridge Transportation Preservation and (503) 378-3225 900 Court Street NE Doug Hunt Jeremy Rogers Owner/Brewer, Ninkasi Brewing Modernization Panel [email protected] Capitol Room 136 Lincoln County Board of Vice President, Oregon Business 155 Blair Boulevard Salem OR 97310-0722 Commissioners Plan Project Manager Eugene, OR 97402 Dr. Scott Ashford Matt Garrett (503) 986-1523 225 West Olive Street, Room 110 1100 SW 6th Avenue, Suite 1608 (541) 344-2739 Civil & Construction Engineering Director [email protected]​​​​​​ Newport, Oregon 97365 Portland, OR 97204 [email protected] Dean, College of Engineering / Oregon Department of (541) 265-4100 (503) 220-0691, ext. 108 Professor Transportation Ellen F. Rosenblum [email protected] Jimmy Griffin 101 Kearney Hall 355 Capitol Street NE, MS 11 Attorney General Jeff Kruse Owner/Brewer, Seaside Brewing Oregon State University Salem, OR 97301 Oregon Department of Justice Kurt Englund OCC Vice Chair, State Senator, 851 Broadway Street Corvallis, OR 97331 (888) 275-6368 1162 Court Street NE President, Englund Marine Group District 1 Seaside, OR 97138 (541) 737-5232 [email protected] Salem, OR 97301-4096 95 Hamburg Avenue 900 Court Street NE, S-315 (503) 717-5451 [email protected] (503) 378-4400 P.O. Box 296 Salem, OR 97301 [email protected] Betsy Johnson Astoria, OR 97103 (503) 986-1701 State Senator, District 16 Session C (503) 325-4341 [email protected] Annie Pollard 900 Court Street NE, S-209 Move Toward One Oregon: [email protected] Owner/Brewer, 7 Devils Brewing Salem, OR 97301 Oregon Business Plan Caddy McKeown 247 South 2nd Street (503) 986-1716 Leadership Summit Meets Mary McArthur State Representative, District 9 Coos Bay, OR 97420 [email protected] Oregon Coastal Caucus Executive Director, Northwest 900 Court Street NE, H-376 (541) 808-3738 Economic Summit Oregon Economic Alliance, Clatsop, Salem, OR 97301 [email protected] Columbia and Tillamook Counties (503) 986-1409 4336 SW Condor Avenue [email protected] 46 47 REP. CADDY MCKEOWN, CHAIR REP. DEBORAH BOONE SEN. BETSY JOHNSON SEN. ARNIE ROBLAN SEN. JEFF KRUSE, VICE CHAIR REP. DAVID GOMBERG REP. WAYNE KRIEGER SEN. DOUG WHITSETT

Keith Tymchuk Session D Edward John Ray Lesley Ogden, MD, MBA Kenneth D. Murphy Steve Dundas Convener, Port of Umpqua Working Luncheon President Chief Executive Officer Regional Administrator, Region X, Assistant Professor of Environmental 1877 Winchester Avenue The Honorable Alex Kozinski Oregon State University Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital Department of Homeland Security’s Economics, Oregon State University PO Box 388 Chief Judge, Ninth Circuit Court 600 Kerr Administration 3043 NE 28th Street Federal Emergency Management Reedsport, OR 97467 of Appeals Corvallis, OR 97331 Lincoln City, OR 97367 Agency (FEMA) Ken Helm (541) 271-2232 (541) 737-4133 (541) 994-3661 130 228th Street Southwest Representative, District 34 [email protected] Melissa Cribbins Bothell, WA 98021 900 Court Street NE, S-417 Chair, Coos County Board of Michael Schill Lynne Saxton (425) 487-4604 Salem, OR 97301 Geoff Huntington Commissioners President Director, Oregon Health Authority [email protected] (503) 986-1434 Director of Strategic Initiatives 250 N. Baxter University of Oregon 500 Summer Street NE, E20 [email protected] Oregon State University College of Coquille, OR 97423 110 Johnson Hall Salem, OR 97301 Ruchi Sadhir Forestry (541) 396-7539 1226 University of Oregon (503) 947-2340 Energy Policy Advisor Wayne Krieger 280 Peavy Hall, Corvallis, OR 97331 [email protected] Eugene, OR 97403 [email protected] Office of Governor Kate Brown State Representative, District 1 (Gold (541) 737-9103 (541) 346-3036 255 Capitol St. NE Beach) [email protected] Arnie Roblan [email protected] Elizabeth Steiner Hayward, MD Salem, OR 97301 Dave Kronsteiner State Senator, District 5 State Senator, District 17 [email protected] Phil Scoles Owner/President, West Coast 900 Court Street NE, S-417 Session F 900 Court Street NE, S-417 (w) 503-986-6545 Terra Science, Oregon Contractors; President Oregon Salem, OR 97301 Healthcare: Bridging the Gap Salem, OR 97301 4710 SW Kelly Avenue, Suite 100 International Port of Coos Bay (503) 986-1705 Between Health Care Policy and (503) 986-1717 Lisa Sumption Portland, OR 97239 61050 Highway 101 [email protected] Political Reality Director, Oregon Department of (503) 274-2100 Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 Session G Parks and Recreation (541) 267-7689 Session E Crystal Shoji (Concurrent Panels) 725 Summer Street NE, Suite C Gwen Shaughnessy, contactus@westcoastcontractors. Keynote Address: The Mayor, City of Coos Bay Earthquake, Tsunami Resilience Salem, OR 97301 Climate Adaption Specialist, com Congresswoman and the 500 Central Avenue and the Realities of Extreme (503) 986-0719 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Presidents Coos Bay, OR 97420 Weather [email protected] Administration, Portland Don Ivy (541) 267-2491 Tribal Chief, Coquille Indian Tribe Gerry Washburn [email protected] Linda McCollum Jim Rue Terry Thompson Commissioner 3050 Tremont Street Superintendent, Roseburg School Mayor, City of Reedsport Director Lincoln County Board of North Bend, OR 97459 District Scott Ekblad Reedsport City Hall Oregon Department of Land Commissioners (541) 756-0904 1419 NW Valley View Drive Director, Oregon Office of Rural 451 Winchester Ave. Conservation and Development 225 West Olive Street, Room 110 [email protected] Roseburg, OR 97471 Health Reedsport, OR 97467 635 Capitol Street NE Newport, OR 97365 (541) 440-4014 3181 South West Sam Jackson Park (541) 271-3603 Salem, OR 97301 (503) 265-4100 John Sweet [email protected] Road L593. Portland, OR 97239 (503) 373-0050 [email protected] Coos County Board Commissioner (503) 494-4450 Arnie Roblan [email protected] 250 North Baxter Street Lindsey Capps [email protected] State Senator, District 5 Coquille, OR 97423 Chief Education Officer 900 Court Street NE, S-417 Session H Closing Remarks: Oregon’s (541) 396-7541 Chief Education Office Paul Janke Salem, OR 97301 GOAL 18 Discussion: Is Oregon Legislative Coastal Caucus [email protected] 775 Court Street NE President/CEO, Bay Area Hospital, (503) 986-1705 prepared for Climate Change Salem, OR 97301 Coos Bay [email protected] Adaption? Bill Thorndike (503) 986-6541 1775 Thompson Road President, Medford Fabrication, [email protected] Coos Bay, OR 97420 Brad Avy David Brock Smith former (541) 269-8124 State Geologist, Oregon Commissioner, Curry County Board Director of the Oregon Business The Honorable Congresswoman [email protected] Department of Geology and of Commissioners, Oregon Coastal Council Suzanne Bonamici Mineral Industries (DOGAMI) Zone Management Association 1109 Court Street Member, House of Representatives, 800 NE Oregon Street, Suite 965 94235 Moore Street, Suite 122 Medford, OR 97501 Oregon First Congressional District Portland, OR 97232 Gold Beach, OR 97444 (541) 770-1172 439 Cannon House Office Building (971) 673-1550 (541) 247-3260 [email protected] U.S. House of Representatives [email protected] [email protected] Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-0855

48 49 PROGRAM GUIDE COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ARNIE ROBLAN STATE SENATOR District 5

OREGON STATE SENATE 900 COURT ST. NE, S-417 SALEM, OR 97301

September 9, 2016

On behalf of the Oregon Legislative Coastal Caucus, a heartfelt thanks for your direction on the 2016 Economic Summit application. Once again, your insight and positive energy helped made this year event better than the last.

Please note that is a written confirmation that the 5th Annual Oregon Coastal Caucus Economic Summit’s “mission was conducted substantially according to the itinerary or agenda submitted with the application . . .” and, the mission did not vary materially from the submitted agenda with regards to any additional meetings, events, presenters, meals, travel and lodging.

Again, a sincere thanks to you and your staff for helping us implement another successful OCES.

Sincerely,

Arnie Roblan, State Senator, District 5

Office Phone: (503) 986-1705 – Email: [email protected] District Office: P.O. Box 1410, Coos Bay, OR Rosie Shatkin The Mill Casino Hotel - North Bend Oregon House of Representatives 3201 Tremont Avenue 900 Court Street NE North Bend OR 97459 Salem, OR Tel: (541) 756 - 8800 Fax: (541) 756 - 0675

Business Block Name: Oregon Coast Economic Summit - BB ID 1731972 Arrival: Friday, 05 August 2016 Departure: Thursday, 11 August 2016 Group Banquet Bill-External Qty Curr. Unit Price Total

Sunday, 07 August 2016 Set Up - Event ID 2070838 - The Salmon Room East~West Set Up- Stage Decor, Linens 1 USD 3,798.84 3,798.84 World Stage Sound & Lights 1 USD 2,472.00 2,472.00

Summary Miscellaneous USD 6,270.84

Estimated Total USD 6,270.84

Total Amout Due 6,270.84

Thank you for choosing The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park.

We look forward to serving you again.

Signature

Page 1 of 3 Rosie Shatkin The Mill Casino Hotel - North Bend Oregon House of Representatives 3201 Tremont Avenue 900 Court Street NE North Bend OR 97459 Salem, OR Tel: (541) 756 - 8800 Fax: (541) 756 - 0675

Business Block Name: Oregon Coast Economic Summit - BB ID 1731972 Arrival: Friday, 05 August 2016 Departure: Thursday, 11 August 2016 Group Banquet Bill-External Qty Curr. Unit Price Total

Monday, 08 August 2016 Breakfast - Event ID 2133087 - The Salmon Room East~West Custom Buffet 400 USD 14.95 5,980.00 AM Break - Event ID 2141610 - The Salmon Room East~West Freshly Brewed Coffee 21 USD 17.00 357.00 Decaffeinated Coffee 4 USD 17.00 68.00 Hot Tea 4 USD 17.00 68.00 Fresh Whole Fruit~Apples, Oranges & Bananas 300 USD 1.00 300.00 Individual Bags of Trail Mix 300 USD 2.25 675.00 PM Break - Event ID 2141611 - The Salmon Room East~West Freshly Brewed Coffee 5 USD 17.00 85.00 Decaffeinated Coffee 2 USD 17.00 34.00 Hot Tea 3 USD 17.00 51.00 Assorted Canned Sodas 400 USD 2.25 900.00 Iced Tea 4 USD 17.00 68.00 Hors d'oeuvres - Event ID 2138838 - The Hazel~Willow~Beargrass Room Assorted Crackers and Breads 300 USD 3.00 900.00 Assorted Desserts (1/2 Size) 250 USD 4.95 1,237.50 Medley of Fresh Fruit 300 USD 3.75 1,125.00 Cheese Tray 71 USD 4.25 301.75

Summary Food USD 12,150.25

Estimated Total USD 12,150.25

Service Charge to be added at 18% 2,187.05

Total Amout Due 14,337.30

Thank you for choosing The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park.

We look forward to serving you again.

Signature

Page 2 of 3 Rosie Shatkin The Mill Casino Hotel - North Bend Oregon House of Representatives 3201 Tremont Avenue 900 Court Street NE North Bend OR 97459 Salem, OR Tel: (541) 756 - 8800 Fax: (541) 756 - 0675

Business Block Name: Oregon Coast Economic Summit - BB ID 1731972 Arrival: Friday, 05 August 2016 Departure: Thursday, 11 August 2016 Group Banquet Bill-External Qty Curr. Unit Price Total

Tuesday, 09 August 2016 Breakfast - Event ID 2133090 - The Salmon Room East~West Custom Buffet 400 USD 14.95 5,980.00 AM Break - Event ID 2141612 - The Salmon Room East~West Freshly Brewed Coffee 8 USD 17.00 136.00 Decaffeinated Coffee 4 USD 17.00 68.00 Hot Tea 4 USD 17.00 68.00 Fresh Whole Fruit~Apples, Oranges & Bananas 300 USD 1.00 300.00 Individual Bags of Trail Mix 300 USD 2.25 675.00 Lunch - Event ID 2133091 - The Salmon Room East~West ** Custom Menu ** 400 USD 17.95 7,180.00 PM Break - Event ID 2143088 - The Salmon Room East~West Freshly Brewed Coffee 14 USD 17.00 238.00 Decaffeinated Coffee 4 USD 17.00 68.00 Hot Tea 3 USD 17.00 51.00 Assorted Canned Sodas 300 USD 2.25 675.00 Iced Tea 4 USD 17.00 68.00

Summary Food USD 15,507.00

Estimated Total USD 15,507.00

Service Charge to be added at 18% 2,791.26

Total Amout Due 18,298.26

Thank you for choosing The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park.

We look forward to serving you again.

Signature

Billing Instructions : Billing Instruction PM 9021 Event to be paid in full from sponsorships. Monday lunch billed to Coquille Indian Tribe ($9,416.40 not shown) Meeting room rentals, audio visual and bar fees billed to The Mill Casino ($2,600.00 not shown)

Page 3 of 3 Registrant Information Please let us know which topics/issues are your priority. Registrant Name: Title/Office: Agency/Organization: NumbOpen-Ended Response A.J. Mattila Mayor City of Depoe Bay 1 Economics of Coast; Affordable Housing and Workforce Housing Adam Denlinger General Manager Seal Rock Water District Manicipal, infrastructure, qualified staff, transportation. Adam Walsh Sen. Arnie Roblan Sen. Arnie Roblan Alex Campbell Regional Solutions Coordinator Office of the Governor 1 Economic Development/Regional Solutions Ali V.Z. Mayeda District Representative Office of Congresswoman Bonamici 1 Alyson Kraus Assistant Director of Government Relations, PorPortland State University 1 Education Amanda J. Gladics Fisheries Extension Specialist Oregon State University - Oregon Sea Gran 1 Fisheries Amanda Rich Director of State Government Relations The Nature Conservancy 1 sustainable use of natural resources, ocean & estuary health, rural economic prosperity Andrea Fogue Legislative & Public Affairs Manager Oregon Employment Department 1 Employment, workforce, economic development Andrew Gordon Business Manager South Coast Family Dentistry 1 Andrew Smith Association of Oregon Counties 1 Veterans, Housing, Mental Health, Addictions, Public Safety. Andy Smith Veterans Policy Manager Association of Oregon Counties 1 Veterans, Housing, Mental Health, Addictions, Public Safety. Andy Vobora Vice President of Stakeholder Relations Travel Lane County 1 How the visitor industry fits in the economic development picture Angela Allbee Legislative Coordinator Oregon Department of Human Services 1 Anything related to human services, employment, health, and safety Aniko Drlik-Muehleck Project Coordinator University of Oregon, Community Service C 1 economic development/resilience Anna Sieber Executive Assistant AOC 1 Anne Donnelly South Coast Regional Director Oregon CommuOregon Community Foundation 1 education, strategic investment in sustainable, diversified coastal economy Anne Johnson Pac/West Communications 1 Anne Kubisch President The Ford Family Foundation 1 Rural Oregon Annette Liebe Regional Solutions Director Governor's Office Governor's Office Annette Price Director of Government Affairs Pacific Power 1 Energy, Economic Development,Transportation, Annette Shelton-Tiderman Regional Economist, Oregon Employment DepaOregon Employment Dept. 1 Anthony Dal Ponte Deputy General Counsel Pacific Seafood 1 Arlene Roblan Arlene Soto Southwestern Small Business Development CenSouthwestern Oregon Community College 1 Small business issues; rural economic development opportunities Mary Loiselle SWOCC SBDC Director and Advisor/Instructor Southwestern Oregon Community College 2 Economic Development and Business Development Arnie Roblan State Senator Arron McNutt Tribal Council 8 Barbara Bauder Bay Area Hospital, Chief Development Officer 1 Becky Bryant Regional Coordinator Business Oregon Infrastructure 1 port issues, dredging, permitting Ben Hoyne Executive Director CCO Oregon 1 Health Care Bettina Hannigan Executive Director Florence Area Chamber of Commerce 1 Bill Baertlein County Commissioner Tillamook County Board of Commissioners 1 Housing Bill Hall Commissioner Lincoln County 1 Bill Hamilton Partner Volunteer Ambassador AARP Oregpn 1 Opportunity for Seniors Bill Holland Mayor, City of Powers City of Powers 1 economic development Bill Kennemer State Representative State of Oregon 2 Health Care, Jobs Issues Bill Ryan Deputy Director Oregon Department of State Lands 4 Bob Barter Owner, Bee Certain, LLC Bee Certain, LLC 2 Brad Jenkins Coos Bay Promoter Pirate Films 1 Preserving bay area athletic artifacts Brad Jenkins Pirate Films Pirate Films 1 Coos Bay entertainment and tourism Brett Rowlett Director of Governmental & Community Relatio Lane Community College 1 Education, Economic Development, Workforce Brian Blake WA State Representative 1 Natural Resources, Fish and Wildlife, Agriculture, Coastal,Water, Erosion Brian Rogers Executive Director Oregon Arts Commission/Cultural Trust 1 Brittany Miles Government Relations Manager Oregon Institute of Technology 1 Higher Education Brooke Ingram Existing Homes Account Manager, Energy Trust Energy Trust of Oregon 1 Energy Conservation Brynne Sapp 1 Bud Shoemake Port Manager Port of Toledo 1 Economic Development, Transportation Caddy McKeown State Representative, House District 9 Oregon State Legislature 3 Transportation, Coastal Economies, Shellfish Industry Caleb Hayes Pac/West Communications 1 Business, Health Care, Transportation Cam Parry Owner/principal River Docs LLC 2 Candace McGowne Director Personnel & Business Services Coos Bay School District 1 Education Carl Hulan Entrepreneur Lofoodal 2 Resources for entrepreneurs on Coastal Oregon Carol Harris Port Administrative Manager Port of Coquille River 2 CAROLINE BAUMAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Economic Development Alliance of Lincoln 2 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Caroline Cummings Venture Catalyst RAIN (Regional Accelerator & Innovation N 1 Fostering entrepreneurial cultures in rural and coastal communities ("grow our own" mentality) Carolyn Acker Program Services Manager Kairos 4 Carolyn Johnson Planning Director/Curry County Community DevCurry County 1 Carrie Pipinich Project Manager Mid-Columbia Economic Development Dis 1 rural economic development Catherine Rickbone Executive Director Oregon coast Council for the Arts 1 Charles Deister Jordan Cove LNG 1 Energy Charles Robinson Faculty OSU 1 Community Arts; Community Development; Tourism; Coastal K-20 learning Charles Russell Tenmile Grassroots Tenvironmental Investments, LLC Tenmile G2 Misguided environmental regulation. Hey we're are getting polling calls for Arnie's position...are you propagating, or is it someone else? FYI they are very aggressive. Charles Toombs President Oregon Seaweed Co. Farming Seaweed on the Oregon Coast Charlie Plybon Oregon Policy Manager Surfrider Foundation Surfrider Foundation 1 Recreational and Ecological Tourism Charmaine Vitek Port of Umpqua District Manager Port of Umpqua 1 Bringing regulatory under control and economic development Chris Castelli Senior Policy and Legislative Analyst Oregon Department of Sate Lands 4 Chris Chandler Public Affairs Manager Central Lincoln PUD 1 job creation, housing Chris Cummings Assistant Director Business Oregon - Infrastructure Finance D 1 Chris Fick Deputy Director Government Relations Multnomah County 1 Chris Harder Director Business Oregon 1 Chris Labhart Grant County Commissioner Grant County Court 1 Chris Madden Thorn Run Partners Thorn Run Partners 1 Transportation, revenue, healthcare, energy, and agriculture Christi Clark Neskowin Volunteer Christine Anne Coles PT Faculty SWOCC, Substitute Coos Cty Schools and C2 Consultants 1 Education, Homeless Youth and Economic Development Chuck Sams Communications Director/CTUIR Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian 1 rural economic development Cindi Fostveit Community Affairs Manager NW Natural 1 kids and families at risk; environmental protection and education Clark Walworth Communications Officer, Coquille Indian Tribe Coquille Indian Tribe 1 Claudia Black Director of Government Relations Multnomah County 1 Cody Yeager SWOCC, Dean of CTE 1 Inclusion & diversity in the workplace Cole Sito Lincoln County Counsel Intern Lincoln County 1 Colleen Krieger Legislative Assistance Oregon State Legislative Assembly Connie Hunter Founder Community Builders 1 Relationship between community development and economic development in underdeveloped rural counties Connie Stopher Executive Director South Coast Development Council 2 Courtney Flathers Master of Public Policy Candidate Oregon State University 1 Natural resources, economic development Craig Pope Commissioner Polk County 2 Transportation, taxation Craig Pope County Commissioner Polk County 1 Transportation, taxation Crystal Shoji Mayor City of Coos Bay one Curt Melcher Director Department of Fish and Wildlife 1 Dale Beasley President Coalition of Coastal Fisheries Coalition of Coastal Fisheries, Columbia Riv 1 Saving Fishing for the next generation of commercial fishermen Dan Occhipinti General Counsel Pacific Seafood 3 Dana Cowley Anchor, Charter Local Edition Northwest Charter Communications 1 Public access to Charter Communications services Dani Ledezma Housing and Human Services Policy Advisor Governors Office 1 Housing and Human Service Daniel Seemiller Founder/CEO Tone Command Inc. 2 Daniel Whelan District Director, Congressman Peter DeFazio Congressman Peter DeFazio 1 Dave Hansen Oregon Sea Grant Sea Grant, Oregon State University 1 Tourism Dave Harlan Ports Manager Business Oregon - Infrastructure Finance D 1 Dave Lacey OCVA Destination Coordinator Oregon Coast Visitors Association 1 Travel and tourism Dave Lorenz Southern Oregon Area Director Oregon Department of Forestry 1 Dave Perry South Coast Regional Representative Oregon Department of Land Conservation 1 Coastal economy, land use, conservation of natural resources Dave Price Director of Small Business Development & ComOregon Coast Community College 2 Tourism & Natural Resources David Brock Smith Curry County Commissioner Curry County 1 Oregon Coast Economy David Gellatly Senior Account Manager Pacific Seafood 1 David Gomberg State Representative Oregon Coastal Caucus/House of Represe 2 David L. G. Noakes Professor & Director Oregon State University, Oregon Hatchery 2 Coastal fisheries David Porter Economic Development Representative USDOC - Economic Development Asminist 1 David W. Brown Social Service Specialist (Family Meeting Facilita State of Oregon DHS/Child Welfare Service 1 housing, employment, substance abuse and mental health service access, medical and dental care Deborah Boone State Representative Oregon Legislative Assembly 1 Deborah Yates Gardiner S.T.E.P./Reedsport Main Street Pro 1 Debra Jones President Youth Development Coalition of Lincoln Co 1 Education and youth development Debra Smith General Manager Central Lincoln PUD 1 DeeDee Murphy Reedsport City Councilor Reedsport City Council 1 Delores Pigsley Tribal Chairman Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians 1 Denessa Martin Superintendent Oregon Youth Authority 1 Denise Hunter Coquille Indian Tribe Coquille Indian tribe 1 All Dennis Comfort Coastal Region Manager Oregon State Parks and Recreation 1 Denyc Boles Government Relations Specialist Salem Health 1 Healthcare Diana Knous Regional Business Manager Pacific Power 1 Economic Development Diana Younker Treasurer Charleston Community Enhancement Corp 1 Ocean acidification effects on fishing industry's economy, promotion of tourism w/our coastal area offerings, etc. Dick Leshley President, Yellow Cab Taxi Yellow Cab Taxi 2 Economic Development Doc Slyter Tribal Council CTCLUSI Don Mann Interim Manager Port of BrookingsHarbor Port of BrookingsHarbor 1 all Donna Nichols Jordan Cove Energy Project Economy Doug Decker State Forester Oregon Department of Forestry 1 Doug Hunt Commissioner Lincoln County 1 Doug Olson Director, Tillamook County Economic DevelopmTillamook County Economic Development 2...1 + Rural Oregon Dylan Kruse Policy Director Sustainable Northwest 1 Rural Economic Development Earl Fisher County Commissioner Columbia County Edward Ray President, Oregon State University Oregon State University 1 Eileen Ophus Executive Director/CEO CCD Business Development Corp. 1 Elise Hamner Southwestern Oregon Community College 1 education, higher education, workforce training, economic development, transportation Elizabeth Edwards State Government Relations Manager/ Office of City of Portland Office of Government Rela 2 Elizabeth Remley Thorn Run Partners Thorn Run Partners 2 transportation, revenue, healthcare, energy, and agriculture Ellen Klem Director of Consumer Outreach and Education Oregon Dept. of Justice/AG's office 1 Ellen Rosenblum Attorney General Oregon Dept. of Justice/AG's office 1 Emily Henry PACE and Open Campus Coordinator Oregon State University 1 Education, including P-12, college, and professional and continuing education Eric Dunker Coastal Regional Administrator, OSU Extension Oregon State University 1 Erin Reynolds City of Florence, City Manager City of Florence Fran Capehart Councilor-City of Coquille City of Coquille 1 or 2 all AM session, until afternoon Session "G" Francis Chan Dr. OSU 1 ocean acidification, ocean education Frank Burris Watershed Educator/County Leader Oregon State University Extension Service 2 Tourism, especially nature- and outdoor-recreation based tourism, business development, working with Federal agencies to open up land access Frank Geltner Chairperson, Lincoln County Fairboard, City Self General Interest in things coastal. Frannie Brindle ODOT Region 2 South Area Manager Oregon Department of Transportation 1 Fritz Graham Field Rep. US Senator Ron Wyden 1 Gabriela Goldfarb Natural Resources Policy Advisor Governor's Office 1 Gabrielle Serra Federal Relations Director, Oregon State Univer Oregon State University 1 Gail Elber Reporter The World Newspaper 1 Gary Bauer Director Government Affairs NW Natural 1 Gary Cooper Reserve Manager, South Slough National ReseaOregon Department of State Lands 4 Gary Milliman City Manager City of Brookings 1 Federal/State regulatory issues relating to stormwater and the impact on development. Gary Stewart Senior Manager Rural Leadership Programs Rural Development Initiatives 1 Gary Thompson County Judge Sherman County 1 Economic Dev. in Rural Areas Genoa Ingram Executive Director Oregon Fire District Directors Association 1 Transient Lodging Taxes George Polisner Chair, Lincoln County Democratic Central Cmte. Civic Works 1 Attracting higher paying sustainable jobs to Lincoln County, Improving public and higher education in Lincoln County, transportation infrastructure, affordable housing. George Smith Executive Director Coquille Indian Tribe Georgia Nowlin SOWIB, ECAN, SCREL, AllCare CAC et al one Supporting capacity and infrastructure in rural coastal communities, small businesses, housing, Gil Sylvia Director -- Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment SOregon State University 1 Economic Development Issues on the coast Gina Dearth Port of Bandon - Manager Port of Bandon 2 Ginger Swan Director, Coos Health & Wellness Coos Health & Wellness 1 Healthcare Ginny Hall- Bank of the Cascades AVP, Business Banking, Southern Coastal RegionBank of the Cascades 1 Economic Development; Climate Changes & Impact on Region and Oregon & PNW as a whole, Transporatation Infrastructure Gloria Clark Community Development Coordinator District 7 DHS- Department of Human Services Distr 1 Gloria Ingle Tribal Council Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians 1 Lucinda Whitacre Owner Great Life by Lucinda 2 Rural food manufacturing jobs on the coast Greg Henderson Owner/Publisher Southern Oregon Business Journal 1 Economic Development, Education, Employment Greg Mulder Linn Benton Community College 1 economic and workforce development; education Gregory Duerfeldt The Mill Casino 1 Guy Glenn Manager Port of Ilwaco 2 Commercial Fishing, Recreational Fishing, Coastal Infrastructure, Boatyards Gway Kirchner Marine Fisheries Program Director The Nature Conservancy Fisheries, education Harry Pierson Interim Public Works Director City of Powers 1 Heather DeSart Executive Director Oregon Northwest Workforce Investment 1 Very interested in listening to the panel of Senators and Representatives from around the State of Oregon. Heather Stafford Assistant Director, Innovation & Entrepreneursh Business Oregon 2 Innovation & Entrepreneurship Heidi Khokhar Executive Director Rural Development Initiatives, Inc 1 Henry Balensifer Warrenton City Commissioner City of Warrenton 1 Henry Heimuller Columbia County Iris Maria Chavez Chavez Consulting 1 Education, Economic Development Ivan Thomas General Manager - Coos Bay-North Bend Wate Coos Bay-North Bend Water Board 1 Learning about the local economy and as much about Oregon rules and regulations as possible Ivo Trummer Legislative Director, Office of the Governor J. Rick Evans Executive Director Government Contract Assistance Program 1 Economic Development Jack Barth Executive Director, Marine Studies Initiative, OS Oregon State University 1 Marine research and education; ocean health, especially ocean acidification and hypoxia Jackie Mikalonis Regional Solutions Coordinator/Governor's Off Governor's Office 1 Economic and Community Development Jae Pudewell ODOT, Region 2 Regional Solutions Liaison Oregon Department of Transportation 1 Transportation, infrastructure, resiliency Jake Gibbs Director of External Affairs Lone Rock Resources 1 Transportation, education, land use Jake McClelland Executive Director Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investme 3 Economic Development James Clemens District Manager Port of Gold Beach 1 keynote, valuing marine ecosystems, Jamie Doyle Extension Agent Oregon Sea Grant 1 Ocean and coastal issues Jan Hodder Oregon Institute of Marine Biology University of Oregon 1 Natural resources, fisheries, land use Jan Lawrence CTCLUSI Jane Hill Legislative Affairs Manager/CTUIR Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian 1 Janet Moore Coast Range Forest Watch 2 Stopping the privatization of the Elliott State Forest, promoting recreation on the coast Janet Pretti Dean Curry Campus Southwestern Oregon Community College 1 Education Janet Soto Rodriguez Entrepreneurship Strategist, Business Oregon Business Oregon, Innovation & Entreprene 2 Rural prosperity, and successful collaboration models Jared Delay Clatsop County Oregon State University Extension 1 Coastal economic development Jeanne P. Atkins - panelist on TuesdSecretary of State 2, attending with Molly Woon, communications director Jeff Dose Fisheries Biologist, (retired) Douglas County Global Warming Coalition 1 Ocean chemistry, fisheries Jeff Kruse State Senator District 1 Legislative Assembly 1 Healthcare Jeff Rasmussen County Administrative Officer Jefferson County 1 Jennifer Dresler Director of State Public Policy Oregon Farm Bureau 1 agriculture and timber Jennifer Groth Public Information Officer Southwest Oregon Regional Airport 1 Lack of affordable housing Jennifer Moore Executive Director United Way of Benton & Lincoln Counties 1 Jeremy Rogers Vice President Oregon Business Council 1 Jeremy Vandehey Health Care Policy Advisor, Governor's Office Governor's Office 1 Health Care Jerry Schneider OFPA 1 foster care system, specifically foster parents, homeless youth and veterans Jessica Engelke Assistant Professor Southwestern Oregon Community College 1 Small Business, Education Jessica L. Lloyd-Rogers Secretary, OFPA OFPA 2 Foster Care System, specifically foster parents Jill Rees Community Economic Development Specialist USDA Rural Development 1 Jim Auborn Mayor, City of Port Orford City of Port Orford 2 Economic Development on South Coast Jim Coonan Executive Director, RAIN RAIN Regional Accelerator and Innovation 1 Entrepreneurship Jim Knight Executive Director Port of Astoria 1 Jim McCauley Government Relations Washington County 1 Jim Paul Director Oregon Department of State Lands 4 Jim Pfarrer Division Director, Workforce Operations Oregon Employment Department 1 Jim Seeley Executive Director/Wild Rivers Coast Alliance Wild Rivers Coast Alliance 1 Jin Lan President of Oregon China Sister State Relation OCSSRC 2 Jo Beadreau Owner BeauxArts Fine Art Materials BeauxArts Fine Art Materials 2 Small Business and Information Techonolgy Joanne Verger Former Senator 1 Jock Mills Government Relations Director, Oregon State U Oregon State University 1 Joe Henry City of Florence, Mayor City of Florence Joe Rohleder Joe Rohleder Port of Alsea Commissioner Port of Alsea 1 Joel Fischer Senior Policy Analyst Oregon Business Association John Bain Field Staff, Representative McKeown Caddy McKeown for Representative 1 Transportation, Coastal Economies, Shellfish Industry John Bragg Coastal Training Program coordinator South Slough National Estuarine Research 1 I have limited time. Want to attend Monday Session C 10:45-11:45 (Economists) and Session F 2:45-4pm (Valuing Marine Ecosystems), and Tuesday 2:30-3:45 (GOAL 18/Climate Adaptation) Do not need meals or accommodations. John Burns Chief Executive Officer Oregon International Port of Coos Bay 4 Transportation Infrastructure, Job Creation, Business Development John Downing Deputy Director Oregon Small Business Development Cent 1 small business, local economy John J Audley Oregon Business Council Oregon Business Council 2 (myEconomic Development broadly speaking John O'Leary City Manager City of Garibaldi 2 John Serra District Aide Office of Congressman Kurt Schrader 1 Jon Barton SWORA Board of Commissioners Joseph Coyne Douglas County Cultural Coalition one education, enterprenurship, cultural arts Juanita Santana AARP Volunteer/-Oregon Retirement Savings PSelf-employed 1 Agency Innovation and Collaboration; Health Care, Older adults financial resilience, Housing. Judy Duffy-Metcalf CEO CEDCO 2 Economic Development in "pioneer counties," business friendly legislation, access to capital for economic development projects Julie hanna OHSU State Government Relations Oregon Health and Science University 2 Health Care, Higher Education Kaety Jacobson Marine Fisheries Extension Faculty Oregon Sea Grant 1 Kara Smith, FOOD for Lane County Community Engagement and Advocacy Coordi FOOD for Lane County 1 economic development, housing and the food and beverage sector Karen Auborn Port Orford Main Street Revitalization AssociatioPort Orford Main Street Revitalization Association Karen Chase Southern Oregon Outreach Manager Energy Trust of Oregon 1 rural development; energy use and policy; buildings/construction/rehab Karin Radtke Florence 1 Kate Jackson Regional Liaison South Coast, DEQ Oregon Department of Environmental Qua 1 ocean resource related economic development, federal permitting coordination Kate Sinner Deputy Legislative Director Office of the Governor Katherine Tsantiris Sea Grant Fellow in the Office of Senator Ron Wyden 1 Kathleen Martin River Docs River Docs 1 Goal 18 panel(s) Kathryn Williams State Affairs Manager Port of Portland 1 Transportation, Infrastructure, Ports, Dredging, Trade, Exports Kathy Bridges Oregon Aquaculture Association 2 ocean resources development or nondevelopment Kathy Erickson field representative U.S. House of Reps., Congressman Peter DeFazio Kathy Verger Muscus Former Legislative Staff 1 Katie Gauthier Field Repesentative US Senator Jeff Merkley's office 1 Kay Erickson Acting Director Employment Department 1 Keith Leitz County Counsel Coos County 1 Kelley Minty Morris County Commissioner Klamath County / AOC 1 Kelli Weese City Recorder / Economic Development Coordi City of Florence 1 Ken Dunder Oregon Aquaculture Association 2 (wittechnology, regional economy Ken Fahlgren Crook County Commissioner Crook County 2 Ken Health, Forestry and collaboration, economic development, transportation Ken Helm State Representative 1 Goal 18 panel Ken Messerle former Oregon Senator 1 Economy, Education and Regulation Kendra Parry Principal, River Docs LLC last two sessions on Tues Kenneth Murphy Regional Administrator FEMA 1 Kerry Kemp City Manager City of Waldport 1 Kevin Leahy Executive Director-CEDR & Clatsop Community (CEDR) Clatsop Economic Development Re1 1) Affordable, Workforce and Market Rate Housing. 2)Streamlining development, permit and mitigation process. 3)Workforce Training & Education. 4) FEMA flood mapping 5) Resiliency Planning Kevin M. Greenwood General Manager Port of Newport 1 Kris K. Weiland Fire Chief Nestucca Fire Rescue 1 Traniset Lodging Tax Kristin Rasmussen Hampton Affiliates Hampton Affiliates 1 Forestry, education, economic development Kristina Edmunson Communications Director Oregon Dept. of Justice/AG's office 1 Kristina McNitt Oregon Forest & Industries Council transportation, resource economy, resiliant communities Kurt Englund President Englund Marine & Industrial Supply 1 Kyle Linhares Chief of Staff, Office of Rep. David Gomberg Oregon House of Representatives 1 Kyle Stevens Program Manager Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investme 3 Healthcare, Economic Development, Leveraging Resources, Workforce Development Lani Schreiber Community member 1 Economic vitality Larry Givens Commissioner/Umatilla County AOC Larry Sullivan Superintendent Lane Education Service District 1 Rural Health Care, Education Laura Cleland Communications & Operations Director Association of Oregon Counties 1 Laurel Singer Director, National Policy Consensus Center National Policy Consensus Center, Portland 1 Education, Economic Development, Forestry Laurel Singer Director National Policy Consensus Center 1 Lauri Aunan Policy Advisor, Governors Natural Resource Off State of Oregon 1 Leslee Collier City Council, Reedsport 1 Economic recovery Lesley Ogden MD, MBA, CEO Samaritan North Lincoln HospitaSamaritan North Lincoln Hospital 1 I will be speaking on the panel Leslie Lintner Executive Director THE House 2 Homelessness, transitional housing, low coaast housing, supportive housing, heath disparity Lew Frederick State Representative 1 Natural Resources, Education, Technology Lexi Smith Chief of Staff - Senator Jeff Kruse Legislative Assembly 1 healthcare Lillie Butler Tribal Council Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians 1 Linda Kennedy Community Affairs Manager NW Natural 1 Linda Maxon Executive Director Coast Community Health Center 3 healthcare, housing, homelessness, economic investment Linda McCollum Mayor, City of Reedsport City of Reedsport Linda Mecum Tribal Council Representative Coquille Indian Tribe Lindsay Davis Clatsop County Oregon State University Extension 1 Coastal economic development Lindsey Capps Chief Education Officer, Education Policy AdvisoChief Education Office/Governor's Office 1 Lindsey Shirley Oregon State University - Associate Provost, O&Oregon State University Lisa Crockett Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investme 3 Healthcare, Economic Development, Leveraging Resources, Workforce Development Lisa Hendricks Director of Community & Resource Developme Western Oregon Advanced Health 1 Economic Community Development; Education; Housing; Health Care Lisa Howard Intergovernmental Coordinator Governor's Office 1 Regional Solutions, rural economy Lisa Sumption Director Oregon Parks and Recreation Department 1 Loraine Butler Tribal Council Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians 1 Loren Bommelyn Tribal Council Chairman Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation 9 Economic Development Lorna Davis Executive Director Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce 1 Lucie La Bonte Curry County Fair Board Curry County Fair 1 Economic Development in relation to Event Center and fairs, ports, Eco-tourism, cycling, outreach to tourists Lucinda DiNovo Director of Sales & Marketing The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park 1 Madge Osborn Business owner Coos Bay Manor Bed & Breakfast 2 Mae Huston Commission Chair Jefferson County 1 Maggie Bagon KXCR 1 Maia Hardy Community & Business Outreach Community LendingWorks 1 Small Business Services, Financing, Access to Capital Malcolm McGeary Office of Senator Wyden 1 Maritime transportation, ports, fisheries and oceans issues Margaret Barber Community Development Director:Coos and CuCCD Business Development Corporation 1 Marian Jackson State Dir., Government Affairs Charter Communications 11 It is Charter's hope that we can add a good experience for participants of the Oregon Coastal Caucus. Marie Simonds Program Manager Wild Rivers Coast Alliance 1 Mark A. Ellsworth Regional Coordinator, Governor's Office Governor's Office / Regional Solutions 1 Coastal Job Creation Mark Davidson Commissioner Assoc. of Oregon Counties/ Union County 1 business recruitment, retention & expansion. workforce development, land use, infrastructure development Mark Freeman Asst. Manager Business Oregon - Infrastructure Finance D 1 Mark Gregory State Director Oregon Small Business Development Center Netwsmall business, local economy Mark J. Landauer Executive Director, Oregon Public Ports Associa Oregon Public Ports Association 1 Any port related topics Mark Labhart Chair of Board of Commissioners Tilamook County Board of Commissioners 1 transportation Mark Long Administrator/State of Oregon, Building Codes State of Oregon, Building Codes 1 Presenting Mark Nystrom Policy Manager--AOC Association of Oregon Counties 1 Mark Usselman Area Manager Oregon Department of Transportation 1 Cool and the New Gang; the Oregon Legislative Joint Transp Pres and Mod Panel, and Goal 18 Mark Wiegardt Oyster Farmer Shellfish Issues Martha Muirhead Autism Society of Oregon Representative Martha Pellegrino Director/ Office of Government Relations City of Portland Office of Government Rela 2 coastal and rural Oregon Martha Schrader Clackamas County Commissioner Clackamas County 1 economic development, housing Mary Bosch Director of REV Services Rural Development Initiatives, Inc 1 Mary Camarata DEQ RST Cooridnator Department of Environmental Quality 1 Economic Development Mary Loiselle SBDC - Advisor/Instructor SBDC 1 Mary McArthur Executive Driector Columbia Pacific EDD 1 Increasing the number of family wage jobs on the Oregon Coast Mary Moller Executive Appointments Director, Office of GovOffice of Governor Kate Brown 1 Networking Mary Scurlock M. Scurlock & Associates RiverPAC of Oregon 1 freshwater conservation, land use, rural economic development Maryann Bozza Program Manager OSU Hatfield Marine Science Center 1 Maurene Aakre Services Coordinator SCBEC 2 Employment, job training, education Megan Smith Director University of Oregon 1 Meliah Masiba Chief of Staff, Representative McKeown Oregon State Legislature 1 Transportation, Coastal Economies, Shellfish Industry Melissa Cribbins Commissioner Coos County 1 Melissa Metz CFO South Coast Business Employment Corpor 1 education, training, jobs, economic development Meta Loftsgaarden Executive Director Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board 2 MG Devereux Deputy Director Oregon Parks and Recreation Department Michael D. Mason Tribal Lobbyist Coquille Indian Tribe, Confederated Tribes 1 Tribal economic development and education Michael Davis owner: Triad Video Group/retired Triad Video Group 1 a) Small Town, Big Ideas b) Valuing Marine Ecosystems Michael G Rose COO of TRC/Chairman of Florence EDC City of Florence and TRC 1 Michael Graybill 1 Michele Hampton Chamber Treasurer Bay Area Chamber of Commerce 1 Rural development and economic priorities, rural challenges Michelle Wert Office of Community Engagement USDA Rural Development Mike Avent Commissioner Port of St. Helens 1 Mike Cohen Director Economic Development Council of Tillamo 1 Mike Harryman State Resilience Officer Governor's Office 1 Preparedness, Resilience Mike Lehman Executive Director ORCCA 1 Mike McArthur Executive Director/AOC AOC Mike McCabe Ken FahlgreCrook County Judge Crook County CommissioCrook County Court 2 Mike Osterman Agent Shore Drive Beachfront Homeowners 1 Goal 18 Dune Stabilization Requirements needing updating Mike Running Interim Director Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts 1 Conservation, restoration economy, economic development Misty Lambrecht Oregon Coast Community College Small Business Development Center Program Cordinator Marketing, the Coast Community Mitchell Swecker Director, Oregon Department of Aviation Department of Aviation 1 Airports MJ Koreiva Small Business Incubator Manager Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpq 1 Sustainablitly of Small Businesses in Rural Oregon whose focus is on Eco Tourism, Agri/food and production of traded-sector durable goods made from Oregon based source matierals ( natural and mand made) Moll McCarthy Field Representative US Senator Ron Wyden Molly McGrew VP Government Relations State Street Solutions 2 Rural Econ Dev Solutions, Transportation Monty Johnson PSU 1 economic and workforce development Nancy Nathanson State Representative Oregon State Legislature 1 Economic Development Nancy Rickard Port of Siuslaw Commissioner Port of Siuslaw 1 Nancylee Stewart Executive Director, South Coast Family Harbor South Coast Family 5 1 Education, Child abuse prevention, poverty Natasha Gellatly Paralegal Pacific Seafood 1 Nate Stice Assistant Director, State and Federal Affairs University of Oregon Higher Education Nick Batz Government Affairs & Policy Manager/Business Business Oregon 1 Economic Development Onno Husing Director, Planning & Development Lincoln County 1 Palmer Mason Senior Legislative Advisor DEQ Paloma Sparks Legislative Director Bureau of Labor and Industries 2 Workforce Development, Employer education Pam Plummer SVP/Commercial Banking Center Manager - UmUmpqua Bank - Bay Area Chamber of Com1 business leaders breakfast, economic & policy priorities Patricia Immel Owner Rain/ Rose & Crown Apothecary 2 Patricia Patrick-Joling Commissioner Port of Newport 1 Patrick Sieng Association of Oregon Counties Association of Oregon Counties 1 public safety, public safety, and talking smack with rosie Patrick Trapp Executive Director Port of St. Helens 2 Patti Soens Neskowin Community Association Patty Sanden Finance Director Bay Area First Step 1 Housing, Economic Potential Patty Scott College President SWOCC 1 Patty Snow Manager, Oregon Coastal Management Progra Department of Land Conservation and Devone Paul Janke CEO Bay Area Hospital self Pete Shepherd Interim Director DEQ 1 Phil Scoles Wetland Consultant Terra Science, Inc. 1 State land use goal 18 (I'm one of the panelists) Philip Greenhill CEO Western Oregon Advanced Health, LLC 1 Legislative Coastal Caucus Rachel Cotton Economic Development Planner Economic Development Alliance of Lincoln Coun workforce housing, economic development Racquel Rancier Senior Policy Coordinator Oregon Water Resources Department 1 All topics/issues related to natural resources Ralph Saperstein R Saperstein LLC 1 Natural Resources Rayburn Guerin City Councilor, City of Powers City of Powers 1 Economic Development Rebecca Goehring Siuslaw Region Vision 1 Economic vitality; affordable housing; transportation for rural communities; tourism Reggie Butler, Sr Tribal Chairman Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians 1 Rep. Wayne Krieger Oregon State Legislative Assembly Richard Townsend Planning & Community Development Director City of Lincoln City 1 Rick Osborn Communications Director, Senate Majority Offic Oregon Senate Majority Office 1 Economic Development, environment, education, natural resources Rick Rehfeld RG425 LLC 1 Economic development Rick Skinner General Manager Knife River Materials BACC/SCDC 1 transporation bill, health care cost Rick Williams Captain, US Navy (Ret) Oregon Military Department 1 Marine renewable energy and disaster resileint power Rob Bovett Legal Counsel Association of Oregon Counties 1 Anything have to do with county government, which is a lot. Robert "Bob" Main Commissioner Coos County 1 Robert Bailey Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition 1 Goal 18 Robert Petchell Field Office Manager Oregon Employment Department 1 Rodger Craddock City Manager City of Coos Bay one Ron Brean Mayor, City of Yachats City of Yachats 1 Loss of banking business in small cities. Ron Preisler City of Florence, Councilor City of Florence Rosie Shatkin Roxie Cuellar Port Manager, Port of Alsea Port of Alsea 2 Oyster / Clam Harvesting Ruchi Sadhir Energy Policy Advisor Oregon Governor's Office 1 Energy/Climate Russ Crabtree RC Consulting Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation 1 Economics Russ Pierson Interim Director, LCC Florence Center Lane Community College (Florence Center) 1 Economic development, education, health care Ruth Miles Small Business Advocate Secretary of State - Office of Small Busines 1 Small business assistance and development, regulatory oversight of same. Sam Brentano Commissioner Marion County Board of Commissioners 1 Samantha Klausen Legislative Associate State Street Solutions 1 Sandra N. Roumagoux Mayor City of Newport 1 Sarah Means Economic Development Manager Lane County Community & Economic Dev 1 Economic Development Scott Ashford Kearney Professor and Dean, Oregon State UnivOregon State University 1 Scott Brewen Director Oregon State Marine Board 1 Scott Ekblad Director Oregon Office of Rural Health 1 Rural health care, aging in rural communities, health equity Scott Lee Clatsop County Commissioner Clatsop County 1 Scott McMullen Chairman, Oregon Fishermen's Cable Committe Oregon Fishermen's Cable Committee 1 Maritime fisheries, maritime coastal resilience, tsunami preparedness, telecommunications Sean L. Tate VP, Public Policy JWA Public Affairs 1 transportation, jobs Sean Stevens Business Development Officer Business Oregon 1 Serena Stoudamire Wesley Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Governor's Office 1 Shannon Hurn Depute Director Oregon Dept of Fish and Wildlife 1 Coastal resiliency, wave and wind energy development, forecast for economic drivers Shannon Souza, PE Principal Sol Coast Consulting 1 Energy: Development of secure, distributed, renewable energy systems for continued operations during utility outages and fuel supply interuptions. Sharilyn Brown Director Southwestern Oregon CC Talent Search/Up1 Sharon Thornberry Oregon Food Bank 1 Food systems, small farms, affordable housing, economic development Shaun Gibbs Economic Development Specialist South Coast Development Council, Inc. Economic development, transportation, food systems. Shelby Walker Director Oregon Sea Grant 1 Coastal community resilience Sheldon Chase Coquille Tribal Administration Office/ Coquille Indian Tribe 1 Sheldon Meyer, Ph. D. Dunes City Counselor Small city survival Sid Leiken Lane County Commissioner Lane County 1 Timber, Transportation, Port of Coos Bay Simon G. Hare Josephine County Commissioner Josephine County 1 Spencer R. Nebel City Manager City of Newport 1 Srunny Huong Self Sufficiency Program Manager SSP/DHS 1 Placement with no job skills population Stacy Michaelson Health & Human Services Policy Manager Association of Oregon Counties 1 health and wellness of communities, education/workforce, mental health, public safety Stanley Primozich Yamhill County Commissioner Yamhill County, Oregon 1 Rural Economic Developement, Forest Management Practices Stephanie Watkins Blue Earth Services Board Chair CTCLUSI 1 Stephen Watson Outreach Coordinator / Oregon Senate Majority Office 1 Steve Clark Vice President for University Relations and Mar Oregon State University 1 Steve Kramer Wasco County Commissioner Wasco County Board of Commissioners 1 Hazardous Waste, Waste Disposal, Children's Issues, Southern Wasco County Steve P. Courtier Port Manager - Port of Port Orford 2 Steve Robinson N/A 1 Economic Development Steve Shaffer Gilliam County Judge Gilliam County 2 Steve Stuchlik Assistant County Counsel, Coos County Coos County, Oregon 1 Steve Zika CEO Hampton Affiliates 1 Steven Dundas Assistant Professor Oregon State University 1 Steven Leskin General Manager Port of Siuslaw 2 Sue Gold Commissioner, Port of BrookingsHarbor Port of Brookings Harbor 1 generally all Summer Matteson-Kinney Economic Development & Tourism Specialist, CCurry County 1 Technical and transportation infrastructure (support of entrepreneurs and industry), housing, cultural and historical preservation, Agri and eco-tourism. Susan Brown Curry County Commissioner Curry County 1 Susie Yeiter Workforce Manager SCBEC 2 Economic Development, Workforce issues Suzanne McCarthy Mayor City of Garibaldi 2 Svein Wiese-Hansen Manager Pacific Seafood Tamie Kaufman City Councilor City Of Gold Beach 1 Tera Martinez TFC Coordinator Kairos 1 Teresa Denlinger Bank of The West Branch Manager Bank of The West 2 Teresa Spangler Tribal Council CTCLUSI Terry Brayer Candidate for State Representative HD-1 Committee to Elect Terry Brayer 2 Terry Fasel Program Manager Oregon Department of Agriculture 1 Terry Thompson Commissioner Lincoln County 1 Tess Milio CFM Strategic Communications 1 Exports and Imports, Maritime Shipping and Safety. Theresa Cook Executive Director Southwest Oregon Regional Airport 1 Lack of affordable housing Theresa Haga Business Finance Manager CCD Business Development Corporation 1 Business Development Thomas Leahy City Council Coos Bay Thomas Younker Coquille Indian Tribal Elder Coquille Indian Tribe Water quality (acidification) affecting fishing, etc., & how our environment affects our economy Tim and Pat Sapp business owner TR Hunter Real Estate 2 Tim Josi County Commissioner Tillamook County Commissioners 1 transportation Tim Potter ODOT Region 2 North Area Manager Oregon Department of Transportation 1 transportation Tim Williams Exec Director/Oregon Film Oregon Film & Media Office 1 Econ development and interagency partnership Timm Rolek 1 rural health, environment Timm Slater Executive Director/North Bend City Councilor Bay Area Chamber of Commerce to be Transportation infrastructure maintenence & improvement; tourism business development; unified ways to promote economic opportunity on the Coast Tobias Read State Representative District 27 1 Todd Davidson CEO, Travel Oregon Travel Oregon 1 Tom & DIana Younker Coquille Trbal Elders Coquille Indian Tribe .?. The relationship between our coastal environment and our economic health Tom Chamberlain President Oregon AFL-CIO 1 Jobs and the economy. Tony Hyde County Commissioner Columbia County Tracy L Quan OHSU Healthcare MBA Candidate, 2018 OHSU Healthcare MBA 1 Health Care Tracy Loomis Senior Community Development Director CCD Business Development Corp. 1 Trevor Leahy Interagency Liaison Oregon Employment Department 1 Business/Government communications, job growth, worker classification Vickie Chamberlain 1 Education Warren Brainard CTCLUSI 8 Wayne Belmont Lincoln County County Counsel Lincoln County 1 Wilson Jarrell Legal Intern - Lincoln County Lincoln County Dept. of Planning 3 Coastal County Development Keith Tymchuk Port of Umpqua Commissioner Margaret Salazar Director HUD Stephen Marks Executive Director OLCC Paul Engelmeyer Audobon Society Matt Garrett Director ODOT Oregon Department of Transportation Randy White Jackson County SWCV Ann Schmierer WILD Elizabeth Wray CEO Debbie Sargent Workfsource Oregon Jerry Townsend (Thompson) Tolowah Nation Greg Wolf AOC Rod Runyon Commissioner, Wasco County Wasco County Board of Commissioners Cynthia Brown Port of Coquille Port of Coquille River Tara Johnson Executive Director Devereux Center Chrissy Berens Office City Manager Brookings City of Brookings Shannon Davis Principle Betsy Spooner CEO Jordan Cove LNG Denise Padgett Tollowah Indian Nation Martin Callerty Retired Port of Coos Bay Dinah Morrisson Production Coordinator Nick Wagoner Public Access Mgr Brenda Meade Chairman Matt Markee Lobbyist Markee Amy Amrhein Field Rep Senator Jeff Merkley James Labar Regional Solutions Coordinator Rgional Solutions Phil Warnouc Oregon Cascades Hans Bernar AVP Government Affirs University of Oregon Lucinda Taylor Director of Advancement Tracy Rutten Lobbyist League of Oregon Cities Jerome Rosa Executive Eirector Karmen Fore Policy Advsor, Governor Transportation Governor's Office Kurt McKenzie Senator Idaho Legislative Assembly Michael Lintner The House Brett Joyce President Rogue Brewery Leann McCallum Tolowa Deeni Indian Nation Marrin Richards Tolowa Deeni Indian Nation Miles Phillips Tourism Specialist Billie Jo Smith Mayor City of Toledo Robert Cowen Director Hatfield Marine Science Center Betsy Johnson Senator Linda Winger Private Citizen Dee Schacher Private Citizen Charles Russell Tenmile Lakes Association Mary Ann Nash Public Policy Counsel Jean Paul Bowles Travel Oregon Susan Morgan County Commissioner Douglas County Jason Gonzales Oregon Wild Louise Soliday Executive Director Oregon Ocean Science Trust Tom Phillips Regional Manager James Jordan Private Citizen Jim Rue Director of Land Conservation Director Rhonda Shaffer Gil Riddell Policy Director Association of Oregon Counties Jeff Dense Professor & Director EOU Dave Kronsteiner Port of Coos Bay Tim Freeman County Commissioner Douglas County Daucy Brewington Executive Director Justin Black OHA Tim Sapp Principal TR Hunter