Karli Anderson

Functions as a College/University

Provides services to healthcare and human services industry

Operates non-profit organizations which provides essential resources that helps directors strength board leadership

Operates as a capital formation organization for gold and silver mining companies

Operates as a membership organization of women directors of public and large private companies

The Women's Mining Coalition is a U.S.-based non-profit organization that advocates for the modern domestic mining industry, emphasizing its role in the nation’s economy, jobs, and daily life. The private company is based in Reno, NV. The organization supports responsible mining through education, advocacy, and outreach, highlighting the use of modern technology and environmental stewardship. Its membership includes individuals and corporations from various mining sectors such as metals, coal, industrial minerals, suppliers, and consultants. The coalition offers individual and corporate memberships with benefits like networking, event invitations, committee participation, advocacy support, and access to resources. It facilitates grassroots engagement by meeting with Congress and regulatory agencies to influence mining policy, promote critical mineral and energy transition objectives, and support legislative initiatives such as tax credits and regulatory reforms. The organization produces educational materials, including a white paper series on mining stages, annual issue papers, comment letters, and op-eds, and hosts webinars, annual meetings, and participates in mining conferences. It also promotes the role of women in mining and supports communities connected to mining through advocacy and outreach. The company was founded by Debra W. Struhsacker, Ruth A. Carraher.

Supplies aggregates, cement, ready-mix concrete and asphalt

Functions as a College/University

Produces and supplies aggregates, cement, ready-mix concrete, asphalt & related paving products