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(EST) Via Zoom Government 9:30 a.m. (EST) Via Zoom Government Affairs Committee Agenda November 10, 2020 Welcome & Introductions Scott Corbitt, Region Vice President, Anheuser-Busch, Committee Chair NAM Update Todd Shelton, National Association of Manufacturers • Presidential Election • H1-B visa Staff Reports Ryan Augsburger, OMA Staff • Election Recap & Analysis • Review Ohio COVID response Rob Brundrett, OMA Staff • Householder Corruption Scandal • HB 6 Repeal / HB 772 John Seryak, PE, Runnerstone LLC, OMA Energy Engineer • Income tax withholding • OMA workforce opportunities Kim Bojko, Partner, Carpenter Lipps & Leland, OMA Energy • Bag Bill passes Counsel • 2020 OMA Competitiveness Agenda Committee Members OMA Counsel’s Report Chris Slagle, Partner, Bricker & Eckler LLP, • Ballot issue signature collection litigation OMA General Counsel • COVID immunity legislation • Dark money reform • Supreme Court Elections Presentations OMA Staff, Counsel, Committee Members • Battleground Ohio – Election Results and Analysis Kevin DeWine, Former Ohio Republican Party Chair • Update on House Bill 772 Representative Mark Romanchuk (District 4, Mansfield) 2020 Government Affairs Committee Our Meeting Sponsor: Calendar Meetings begin at 9:30 a.m. 2021 Meeting Dates Coming Soon! Page 1 Formal Meeting Roster, Alpha by Name Monday, November 9, 2020 The Ohio Manufacturers' Association Page 1 OMA Government Affairs Committee Name Company Location Todd Altenburger A E P Energy Columbus, OH United States Tara Amis Clark Schaefer Hackett West Chester, OH United States Ann K. Aquillo Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Marysville, OH United States Mary Beth Arensberg, PhD, RD, LD,FADA Abbott Nutrition Columbus, OH United States Nan Arian Frantz Ward LLP Cleveland, OH United States Ryan R. Augsburger The Ohio Manufacturers' Association Columbus, OH United States Lissa Barry Delta Systems, Inc. Streetsboro, OH United States James T. Batchelder The M K Morse Company Canton, OH United States Dex Battista Magna International Troy, MI United States Bradley H. Belden The Belden Brick Company Canton, OH United States Claire Bennett Squire Patton Boggs Columbus, OH United States Clint Blume Haviland Drainage Products Co. Haviland, OH United States David Bonistall American Trim, LLC Sidney, OH United States Terry Boose Norwalk Concrete Industries Norwalk, OH United States Ruth Bradley Weyland Tyson Foods, Inc. Springdale, AR United States Daniel Bremer Honda of America Manufacturing, Inc. Marysville, OH United States Don J. Brown Cargill, Inc. Minneapolis, MN United States Shawn Lee Brown Go Sustainable Energy, LLC Columbus, OH United States Rob Brundrett The Ohio Manufacturers' Association Columbus, OH United States Stephen Buehrer Carpenter Lipps & Leland LLP Columbus, OH United States John M. Burke O S C O Industries, Inc. Portsmouth, OH United States Maribeth Burns The J.M. Smucker Company Orrville, OH United States Brent Chaney Vistra Energy Irving, TX United States Scott Corbitt Anheuser-Busch Companies Columbus, OH United States Susan Corfman, MJ The J.M. Smucker Company PO#: 834698 Orrville, OH United States Andrew P. Corsig Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Cincinnati, OH United States (PhRMA) Ben Cross NuSynergy Energy, LLC Athens, OH United States Nicholas D'Angelo Eaton Cleveland, OH United States Russell Decker Nutrien Lima, OH United States Kevin DeWine Crown Equipment Corporation C/o CBD Advisors Beavercreek Township, OH United States Bobbi Dillon The Procter & Gamble Company Cincinnati, OH United States Steve Dimon AMG Vanadium LLC C/o 21 Consulting, LLC Columbus, OH United States Ray Drake UPS Carol Stream, IL United States Joseph F. Dutt Summitville Labaratories Minerva, OH United States Drew Felz General Mills, Inc. Washington, DC United States Chris Flaig MCM CPAs & Adivsors Cincinnati, OH United States Todd Frank Vistra Energy Cincinnati, OH United States Tayte French Lutz The French Oil Mill Machinery Company Piqua, OH United States Scott Frens Fort Recovery Industries Inc. Fort Recovery, OH United States Jennifer Gilliland Identity Systems Inc Columbus, OH United States TJ Godwin Advanced Composites, Inc. Sidney, OH United States Jason Gonzalez DuPont Wilmington, DE United States Tim Greenwood O-I - C/o Spengler Nathanson PLL Toledo, OH United States Jason Griffin LafargeHolcim U.S.A. Chicago, IL United States Hayley Heath Magna International Troy, MI United States Michael E. Heltzer B A S F Corporation Florham Park, NJ United States Jeffrey L. Hollister Vanguard Paints & Finishes, Inc. Marietta, OH United States Lawrence D. Holmes Fort Recovery Industries Inc.. Greenville, OH United States Tyrel Jacobsen AMG Vanadium LLC Cambridge, OH United States Matthew F. Johnston Worthington Industries, Inc. Columbus, OH United States Kathryn Karbo Koch Companies Public Sector, LLC Washington, DC United States Jamie Karl The Ohio Manufacturers' Association Columbus, OH United States Ethan Karp MAGNET Cleveland, OH United States Todd Lacksonen AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals Dublin, OH United States Adam Landefeld Representative Mark Romanchuk, Ohio House District 2 , OH United States Mike LaWell ArcelorMittal Fairview Park, OH United States Page 2 Timothy Ling Plaskolite Columbus, OH United States Formal Meeting Roster, Alpha by Name Monday, November 9, 2020 The Ohio Manufacturers' Association Page 2 OMA Government Affairs Committee Name Company Location Jessica A. Lloyd, MBA Brilex Industries Inc. Youngstown, OH United States Clarence Mingo T. Marzetti Company Westerville, OH United States Dennis Moore Universal Metal Products Wickliffe, OH United States Ramola Musante The Sherwin-Williams Company Washington, DC United States Ian Nickey Covestro Columbus, OH United States Jeffrey J. Oravitz Arsenal Capital Partners/ Evans Adhesive Corporation Lima, OH United States Rick Platt Heath-Newark-Licking County Port Authority Heath, OH United States Mike Prentiss The Procter & Gamble Company Cincinnati, OH United States Andrew Robreno Ferrero U.S.A, Inc. Washington, DC United States Mark Romanchuk P R Machine Works, Inc. Mansfield, OH United States Shelley Roth Pierre's Ice Cream Company Cleveland, OH United States Kathy Rothenbuhler Standard Acquisition, LLC Fremont, OH United States Jim Samuel NRG Energy Inc. C/o Capitol Integrity Group Columbus, OH United States Christine Schwartz American Honda Motor Company Marysville, OH United States Maxim Serezhin Standard Power Group Ohio New York, NY United States Brian M. Sernulka O-I Glass, Inc. Perrysburg, OH United States Jack Shaner EnviroScience Inc. Stow, OH United States Christopher N. Slagle Bricker & Eckler LLP Columbus, OH United States Michael L. Squillace Dinsmore & Shohl Columbus, OH United States Michael E. Stanek Hunt Imaging LLC Berea, OH United States Duane Steelman Zaclon LLC Cleveland, OH United States Samantha Summers Whirlpool Corporation Washington, DC United States Matthew Swentkofske Molson Coors Beverage Company Milwaukee, WI United States Robert W. Tansing Athens Foods, Inc. Brook Park, OH United States Kendy A. Troiano Clark Grave Vault Company Columbus, OH United States Ann Tumolo PPG Pittsburgh, PA United States Raymond Wayne Heritage Thermal Services East Liverpool, OH United States Matthew Wells WestRock Richmond, VA United States Paul Wilczewski Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Marysville, OH United States Chad Wilson Nationwide Columbus, OH United States Total Participants 87 Page 3 11/9/2020 Press Releases | NAM Press Releases The NAM drives coverage and provides up-to-date information about the manufacturing industry across the United States. Find press releases here. Press Releases Manufacturers Congratulate President-elect Biden, Vice President-elect Harris Timmons: “The American people have spoken, and they have chosen a leader who throughout this campaign spoke of healing and bipartisanship” November 7, 2020 11:41am Washington, D.C. – National Association of Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons released the following statement on the results of the 2020 election. “Manufacturers congratulate President-elect Joe Biden on being declared the winner of the presidential election. The American people have spoken, and they have chosen a leader who throughout this campaign spoke of healing and bipartisanship. We also congratulate Vice President-elect Kamala Harris. Her election will resound through history, and we are hopeful that it will send a message that helps us achieve the more inclusive country that manufacturers work to build every day. “Manufacturers trust the democratic process, and the vote counts are clear enough that the networks have confidently projected a winner. Poll workers tirelessly counted ballots through a pandemic to handle record turnout and make sure the process worked. Recounts are also part of our system, and we trust that they will be carried out fairly and carefully where required or requested. As part of the democratic process, we want to make sure this election is accurate and there are no valid questions about its legitimacy. “When Joe Biden becomes the 46th President of the United States, he will take office in the face of crises of historic proportions and deep divisions. Throughout this difficult year, manufacturers have consistently risen to the occasion to help keep our fellow Americans safe, healthy and fed. We pledge to continue our leadership, especially as we race toward a vaccine, and we will work with a Biden–Harris administration, along with the new Congress, to achieve economic recovery and American renewal. Manufacturers are committed to being
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