JOHN BULLOCK

ATTORNEY


EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

1999 - Present

Attorney, Private Practice

Representation and counsel to refiners and users of precious metals regarding regulatory, corporate and environmental compliance.

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2004 - Present

Compliance Officer (2004-2008) and Compliance Monitor (2008 - Present), Metalor Technologies USA Corp.

Developed and directed Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Program of major international gold refiner. Ongoing monitoring of implementation.

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1996 - 1999

General Counsel, Secretary and Director of Handy & Harman Refining Group, Inc.

Representation and counsel to refiner of gold and silver with facilities in four states and Singapore, 210 employees, US$1.1 billion annual metal value

Advised re contracts, human relations, labor, finance; oversaw environmental compliance; drafted corporate policy; assisted in business development.

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1986 - 1996

Environmental Counsel, Handy & Harman

Representation and counsel regarding environmental regulatory compliance at precious metal refiner and specialty metal manufacturer with multiple plants and subsidiaries, 2000+ employees, and US$500 million revenue.

Responsibilities included incident response, site remediation, oversight of litigation.

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1976 - 1986

Carmody & Torrance, Partner 1983-86/Associate 1976-83

General practice law firm in Connecticut with 35 attorneys (1986); trial and appellate litigation; labor, employment; environment.

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GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS and INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS

Environmental and Regulatory Affairs Committee, International Precious Metals Institute (IPMI)

Chairman of Committee (1988 to present) representing secondary precious metal refiners. Write and present industry position papers to government departments, agencies and private groups; write industry comments upon proposed U.S. regulations; chair meetings, workshops, conference sessions and ad hoc group presentations. Achieved sound working relationship between industry and U.S. EPA; exemption from incompatible regulation of boilers and industrial furnaces; non-waste classification of precious metal-bearing electronic scrap.

Financial Affairs Task Force

Representative of precious metals industry (2007-2008) and lead writer of Guidance on Risk-Based AML for Dealers in Precious Metals and Dealers in Precious Stones.

Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movement of Hazardous Wastes

Industry Representative (1992 - present). Represent and speak at Basel Convention meetings; write and present meeting reports to industry organizations; write position papers; represent industry positions in meetings with United States government delegation. Participate actively in working groups of Mobile Phone Partnership Initiative and Partnership on Action for Computing Equipment, Co-Chair working group on material recovery.

U.S. Department of Commerce Industry Trade Advisory Committee on Nonferrous Metals and Building Materials (ITAC 9)

Member of Committee (2002 - present). Present industry position to U.S. Department of Commerce and the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative in development of U.S. trade policy and negotiations. Represent Committee in Doha Round WTO meetings and conferences (WTO Ministerial Conferences: Geneva 2009, Hong Kong 2005, and Cancun 2003).

U.S. Treasury Bank Secrecy Act Advisory Committee

Represent IPMI (2007-present) in Industry Position for Dealers in Precious Metals, Stones and Jewels. Advise Treasury and share AML positions among financial institution industry advisors.

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EDUCATION

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BAR ADMISSIONS

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SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

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PAPERS


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