Patricia Madrid

Director/Board Member at

New Mexico Copper Corp.

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Patricia Madrid currently works at New Mexico Copper Corp., as Director from 2020.
Ms. Madrid also formerly worked at Conference of Western Attorneys General, as Chairman and Mexican American Legal Defense & Educational Fund, as Director.
Ms. Madrid received her graduate degree from The University of New Mexico.

Patricia Madrid active positions

Companies	Position	Start
New Mexico Copper Corp. New Mexico Copper Corp. Other Metals/MineralsNon-Energy Minerals Provides copper mining services	Director/Board Member	21/10/2020

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Mexican American Legal Defense & Educational Fund Mexican American Legal Defense & Educational Fund Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Operates as a civil rights organization that provides legal advocacy, litigation, community education and leadership programs	Director/Board Member	-
Conference of Western Attorneys General Conference of Western Attorneys General The Conference of Western Attorneys General (CWAG) is a bipartisan nonprofit organization formed by western states and territories to support state attorneys general in their roles as chief legal and law enforcement officers. The private company is based in Elk Grove, CA. CWAG facilitates collaboration, knowledge sharing, and coordinated legal actions among its members through meetings, conferences, and specialized committees such as the Western Attorneys General Litigation Action Committee, which focuses on environment, natural resources, public lands, and Indian law. CWAG publishes resources like the American Indian Law Deskbook and sponsors legal education to promote state-tribal cooperation. In partnership with the Attorney General Alliance (AGA), CWAG addresses emerging legal challenges including cannabis regulation, sports betting, cybercrime, human trafficking, and mental health, providing forums, training, newsletters, and resources to enhance the effectiveness of attorneys general offices. Key initiatives include a mental health initiative supporting first responders and veterans, an artificial intelligence task force, and efforts combating illegal sports betting. CWAG and AGA also engage in international partnerships to strengthen law enforcement cooperation against transnational crime.	Chairman	-

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The University of New Mexico The University of New Mexico Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
New Mexico Copper Corp. New Mexico Copper Corp. Other Metals/MineralsNon-Energy Minerals Provides copper mining services	Non-Energy Minerals
Mexican American Legal Defense & Educational Fund Mexican American Legal Defense & Educational Fund Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Operates as a civil rights organization that provides legal advocacy, litigation, community education and leadership programs	Commercial Services
Conference of Western Attorneys General Conference of Western Attorneys General The Conference of Western Attorneys General (CWAG) is a bipartisan nonprofit organization formed by western states and territories to support state attorneys general in their roles as chief legal and law enforcement officers. The private company is based in Elk Grove, CA. CWAG facilitates collaboration, knowledge sharing, and coordinated legal actions among its members through meetings, conferences, and specialized committees such as the Western Attorneys General Litigation Action Committee, which focuses on environment, natural resources, public lands, and Indian law. CWAG publishes resources like the American Indian Law Deskbook and sponsors legal education to promote state-tribal cooperation. In partnership with the Attorney General Alliance (AGA), CWAG addresses emerging legal challenges including cannabis regulation, sports betting, cybercrime, human trafficking, and mental health, providing forums, training, newsletters, and resources to enhance the effectiveness of attorneys general offices. Key initiatives include a mental health initiative supporting first responders and veterans, an artificial intelligence task force, and efforts combating illegal sports betting. CWAG and AGA also engage in international partnerships to strengthen law enforcement cooperation against transnational crime.