Consortium Management and Operations Structure Sample Clauses

Consortium Management and Operations Structure. Each Member is entitled to participation in the Consortium and to share equally in the results of any research funded by the Consortium. The Program Director is the administrative head of the Consortium, and is responsible for coordination and oversight of the fiscal, personnel, research, reporting, and outreach efforts. The Program Director works closely with the Board, the Council and TSC, and program and research managers to ensure that: • the research projects are focused on efficiently and cost-effectively facilitating the adoption of produced water treatment, reuse and reapplication technologies; and • science-based regulations are protective of human health and the environment. The Board will provide oversight of the Consortium research and outreach efforts by reviewing and approving major program strategies and directions, verification of key resource budgets and allocations, and schedules and progress. Each year, the Board will report its findings to NMED and NMSU leadership, and the Members. The Board will be comprised of a senior-level representative from state and federal agencies including: • New Mexico State University; • NM Environment Department; • NM Energy Minerals and Natural Resources; • NM Department of Agriculture; • NM Water Resources Research Institute; • NM Office of the State Engineer; • NM Department of Health; • NM Game and Fish; and • Other state and federal environmental, land and water management, and ecological resource protection agencies. Sponsors are those groups who provide funding support to advance research in treatment and reuse of produced water generated by the oil and gas industry, with a commitment of 3-5 years. This multi-year commitment will ensure a robust research effort required to effectively address scientific and technical knowledge gaps necessary to establish regulations and policies for the treatment of produced water. Pooled Sponsor funding will be used to support operational and research needs of the Consortium. Each Sponsor entity will be granted automatic annual membership. Sponsorship levels noted below are reflective of cumulative (calculated annually) financial commitment to the Consortium as follows: • Platinum Sponsor $2 million • Gold Sponsor $1 million • Silver Sponsor $500,000 • Bronze Sponsor $250,000 • Affiliate Sponsor $50,000 Financial commitments for Sponsorship may include cash and may also include any other resource specifically receiving approval as Sponsor support (e.g. in-kind resou...
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