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Hargett, president of CVMR-USA, to speak at Oak Ridge Chamber Luncheon

Posted at 7:35 pm March 16, 2015
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Michael Hargett and Kamran Khoza of CVMR USA

CVMR President Michael Hargett, left, and Kamran Khozan, chairman and chief executive officer, joined local, state, and federal officials on Friday to announce they’re moving company headquarters from Toronto to Oak Ridge, investing $313 million and adding 620 jobs.

 

Michael Hargett, president of CVMR-USA, which announced Friday that it’s moving from Toronto to Oak Ridge, will be the keynote speaker at an Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Thursday, March 19.

The One Voice—One Vision Luncheon will be at noon Thursday, March 19, at the Riverside Grille in Oak Ridge.

CVMR announced at a special event on Friday that the company will be locating its international headquarters in Oak Ridge. The company plans to invest $313 million and will bring 620 new jobs to the city.

Hargett is the president of CVMR-USA providing leadership and direction for metal refining and new product manufacturing for CVMR and its affiliated companies. His responsibilities include sponsorship, strategic planning and leadership of new products, technologies, and programs with an emphasis in recovery, refining, and reuse of radiologically contaminated metals. He holds an undergraduate bachelor’s degree in zoology and a master’s degree in microbiology from North Carolina State University. For the last 38 years, he has worked to apply new technologies to environmental challenges.

The One Voice—One Vision Luncheon will serve as the kickoff to the Chamber’s 2015 Program of Work as well as the introduction of the Chamber’s three-year strategic plan.

Cost to attend the luncheon is $50 per person for members of the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce. For non-members, the cost is $100 per person. Millennium Partners of the Chamber should contact Greta Ownby at (865) 483-1321 or ownby@orcc.org for information on their complimentary seats for the luncheon. Deadline to RSVP is 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 17.

Those interested in attending may register by visiting the Chamber’s website at www.oakridgechamber.org.

For more information on CVMR, visit the company’s website at www.cvmr.ca.

Filed Under: Business, Front Page News, Meetings and Events, Oak Ridge, Top Stories Tagged With: CVMR, CVMR USA, Greta Ownby, luncheon, Michael Hargett, Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce, One Voice Vision Luncheon, Program of Work

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