CMA is one of the nation's leading mining organizations. Founded in 1876, CMA has more than 900 members engaged in the production of a wide variety of minerals throughout Colorado and the west, as well as individuals and organizations providing services, equipment and supplies to the industry. CMA is the voice of mining in Colorado before the news media and all branches of government, both state and federal.
Mining generates 57,000 jobs and $7 billion in revenues for Colorado's economy. Colorado is a leading coal producer, but also ranks 4th among the states in gold production, and 1st in molybdenum. CMA is headquartered in Denver, a launch pad for mineral development worldwide. CMA offers numerous avenues for participation through the highly acclaimed National Western Mining Conference, committee meetings and membership events held throughout the year. Contact us for information about membership in CMA, the gateway to Colorado's worldwide mining community.
Company Details
- Employees
- 6
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Denver, Co
- Industry
- Mining
- NAICS
-
Mining (except Oil and Gas)
- Website
- coloradomining.org
- Keywords
- mining advocacy, legislation and regulation, meeting and exhibits, and membership, networking and business development.
- HQ
- Denver, CO
- Competitors
- Women's Mining Coalition, National Mining Association, American Coal Council, Women in Mining Denver, Idaho Mining Association, Rocky Mountain Mining Institute, Utah Mining Association, Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration Inc. (SME), The Montana Mining Association, MiningMinnesota.
Colorado Mining Association Questions
Colorado Mining Association's website is coloradomining.org
Colorado Mining Association's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/colorado-mining-association
Colorado Mining Association has
6 employees.
View email and phone details for 6
employees at Colorado Mining Association.
Colorado Mining Association's industry is
Mining
Colorado Mining Association's top competitors are
Women's Mining Coalition,
National Mining Association,
American Coal Council,
Women In Mining Denver,
Idaho Mining Association,
Rocky Mountain Mining Institute,
Utah Mining Association,
Society For Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration Inc. (Sme),
The Montana Mining Association,
Miningminnesota.
Colorado Mining Association's categories are Mining
Colorado Mining Association's founding year is 1876
