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Overview:

The purpose of the Club is to cultivate the social, educational and business relations of its members; to broaden their interests in the pursuit of their occupations; to encourage and foster the exchange of technology between the Petroleum and Mining industries; and to contribute to the continued improvement of the quality of life in our community.

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Closing the Perception Gap

Rebranding the oil, gas, and mining industries to combat the idea that they are "outdated" or "bad." The focus is on positioning the PMC as a modern digital hub that highlights innovation, sustainability, and the industry’s role in global challenges.

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Career Development

Connecting experienced industry leaders with the next generation to address the crisis of retiring professionals. This focuses on providing students and young professionals with the network, names, and referrals they need to enter the field.

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Centralizing Educational & Employment Resources

Creating a "one-stop-shop" for scholarships, internships, and job opportunities. This makes the club an indispensable year-round resource for career and industry development .

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Driving Support & Sustainability

Moving the club toward a self-sustaining model by offering corporate partners a verifiable platform for targeted outreach. This provides companies with a clear  (ROI) for their sponsorships through direct access to talent.

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Historical Membership Trends

  • 1982 (Founding): The club launched with over 360 Charter Members (Not Counting Spouses) at its first meeting. At the time, roughly 67% of members were directly employed by petroleum or mining companies.

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  • Mid-1980s – 2010s: Membership remained stable but shifted toward a mix of industry professionals and "concerned citizens," including bankers, lawyers, and educators.

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  • 2010s – 2020s: Like many social organizations, the club faced engagement challenges during the pandemic. Recent board notes indicated a decline in active board participation and a "talent gap" as older members retired.

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  • 2020 – 2026 (Current Status): Membership Currently sits at 50, and is looking to decline.

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(Avg 67 Members)

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(Avg 61 Members)

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