Superstition Mountain Men’s Forum
Nov – April (third Thurs of the month at 3:00)
About
The Men’s Forum is a monthly meeting for Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club male members to discuss and debate various topics. Our members bring a wealth of experience, making every discussion engaging and informative.
Looking for great conversations and camaraderie? The Men’s Forum is a community where discussions, fellowship, and humor enrich our lives. Held monthly, it’s for men who value good company and fresh perspectives.
Here are some of our past topics:
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- Making an Indie Movie
- Deep Space
- Paul Harvey
- Satellites
- Artificial Intelligence
- Four Star General
- Modern Mapping
- HOA and Club Updates
- Nuclear Weapons
- Playboy Operations
- Professional Hockey Referee
- Colorectal Cancer Screening
- Directing Hallmark Movies
- Spinal Back Management
- Personal Cyber Security
Why you should attend?
Attending the Men’s Forum is a chance to be part of a vibrant community of men who enjoy meaningful discussions and expanding their perspectives. You’ll have opportunities to engage with a variety of interesting speakers, share experiences, and make connections with others who are passionate about learning and exploring new topics. Whether it’s building friendships, gaining fresh insights, or simply enjoying a well-spent afternoon, the forum offers a unique experience that enriches both mind and spirit.
We need you!
We are always looking for speakers or recommendations for speakers. We do not expect professional presentations, in fact, we will work with you to make it easy and confortable. You can speak from the heart, use Powerpoint (with help if required), or join a Q&A.
When and where
We meet every month, November through April, at 3:00 in the newly refurbished agronomy building (behind the north range).
No reservations
We usually have 40-60 attendees, and the number grows each year. Feel free to drop by a little before 3:00 pm; we always wrap up by 4:00 pm.
Contact
Greg Spray
719-439-5935
greg.spray@gmail.com
2024/2005 Schedule
Date | Presentor(s) | Topic |
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Nov 21, 2024 ✅ | Scott Krout | Agronomy Operations |
Dec 19, 2024 | Steve Lockard | Global Wind Blade Mfg |
Steve Lockard will share his company’s journey from sailboat maker to a $1B global wind blade manufacturer. He will also address the energy transition and the challenge of balancing abundant, reliable, affordable energy with emission reduction. Steve has 40 years of experience building global manufacturing companies. He began in electronics and spent 21 years transforming TPI Composites from a Rhode Island boat builder into the world’s largest independent wind blade manufacturer. For the past 4 years, he has been a private equity operating partner and board member focused on energy transition investments. His family also runs the BloomKidz center in Chandler, a nonprofit supporting children with complex developmental needs. |
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Jan 16, 2025 | Josh Nylin | Food and Bev, Ice Sculpture |
Feb 20, 2025 | Michael McCarty | Transforming Retail at Simon Property Group |
Mar 20, 2025 | Terry Metzger | Modern, Maximum Farming |
Apr 17, 2025 | TBD | Flying Helicopters |
Previous Topics
Date | Presenter | Topic |
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Apr 2024 | Dave Goudge | Making a indie movie |
Mar 2024 | Evelio Sevillano | Deep Space |
Feb 2024 | Paul Harvey Junior | Paul Harvey Radio |
Jan 2024 | Mark Woempner | Satellites |
Dec 2023 | Greg Spray | Artificial Intelligence |
Nov 2023 | Ed Burba Jr, | Four Star General |
Apr 2023 | John Breeding | Inventor |
Mar 2023 | Thomas Barclay | Modern Mapping |
Feb 2023 | Gerry Bryne | HOA |
Jan 2023 | Jim Dalton | Nuclear Weapons |
Dec 2022 | Wayne Bonney | Profession Hockey Referee |
Nov 2022 | Dr Doo-sang Cho | Colorectal Cancer Screening |
Apr 2022 | Brad Moore | Hallmark Movies |
Mar 2022 | Dr Bill Reed | Spinal Back Management |
Feb 2022 | Rico Smith | Playboy |
Jan 2022 | Gerry Byrne | HOA |
Dec 2021 | Greg Spray | Personal Cyber Security |
Feb 2020 | Bill Jones | |
Jan 2020 | Rick Lamarre | Intelligence Community |
Mar 2019 | Bob Buchheim | Mysteries of the Universe |
Nov 2018 | Dr. Joe Chandler | Opioid Crisis |
Greg Spray | Bitcoin | |
Tom Popa | history of the SMCC development | |
Grant Baeker | History and fun facts of AZ | |
Gary Gallagher | Navy Seal | |
Lisa Evans | Microsoft and AI | |
Jim McKay | Gold In the Mountains | |
Gerry and Phil C. | Lawsuits & Country building |