All NCC board members and official representatives from NCC processor and allied leader member companies are invited to attend the June 2021 board of directors meeting
Important Registration Information
On-line registration is necessary for all those that plan to participate in the June board meeting. If you are a current member of the NCC board, official representative from a NCC processor member company or official representative from an allied leader member company, you (and your spouse) can attend the meeting on a complimentary basis.
- If you are an elected NCC board member, official representative from an NCC processor member company or official representatives from an allied leader member company, but cannot attend the meeting, you may designate a substitute to attend the meeting in your place on a complimentary basis. That individual’s spouse may also attend on a complimentary basis.
- If you are a guest at the meeting, a registration fee of $600 per individual applies in order to attend the meeting. Therefore, fees to attend the meeting for a guest and their spouse would equal $1,200. Guests are defined as any person (as well as their spouse) attending a board meeting who are:
– Not currently sitting on the NCC board as an elected director;
– Or, is not the designated official representative from an NCC processor member company;
– Or, is not the designated official representative from an NCC allied leader member company;
– Or, is not attending as a substitute for a NCC director or allied leader official representative that is unable to attend the meeting.
Schedule of Events
Sunday, June 13
6:00-7:30 p.m. Cocktail Reception
Mountain View Terrace
Sponsored by Merck
Monday, June 14
7:00-8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast
Rocky Mountain CD/Aisle
Sponsored by Cobb-Vantress
9:00-10:30 a.m. Spouse Breakfast
Crystal Room
Sponsored by Cobb-Vantress
8:30 a.m. Board of Directors Meeting
Rocky Mountain AB/Aisle
- Welcome and Introductions: NCC Chairman Clint River
President, CEO and Chairman of the Board, Wayne Farms LLC - Election of New Board Members and/or New Official Representatives to NCC
- Financial Statement and Auditor’s Report for Year Ending December 31, 2020
Doug Richardson
Partner
Frost LLC
- President’s Report
Mike Brown
NCC President
- Animal Protein Outlook
Nan-Dirk Mulder (virtual presentation with Q & A)
Senior Analyst – Animal Protein
Rabobank, International
9:45-10:15 a.m. Board Meeting Coffee Break
Mountain View Terrace, Rocky Mountain Foyer
Sponsored by Frost PLLC
- The 2050 Challenge: Feeding the World Without Wasting It
Frank Mitloehner, Ph.D. (virtual presentation with Q & A)
Professor and Air Quality Extension Specialist
UC Davis Department of Animal Science
- Chicken and Nutrition: A Literature Review
Wayne Campbell, Ph.D.
Professor in the Department of Nutrition Science
Purdue University
11:15 a.m. Board Meeting Adjourns
Afternoon Group Activities
12:30-5:00 p.m. Pikes Peak COG Railway Excursions
(please meet in the West Lobby at 12:115 p.m.)
1:00-6:00 p.m. Golf Tournament
East Course
Golf Lunch Boxes Sponsored by Phibro Animal Health
For more information about The Broadmoor Golf Club,
visit: https://www.broadmoor.com/activities/golf
(please meet at the East Course at 12:30 p.m. The Golf Course is located within the walking distance from the Hotel)
6:30-7:30 p.m. Cocktail Reception
Cheyenne Lodge
Sponsored by Safe Foods Corporation
7:30-9:00 p.m. Group Dinner
Cheyenne Lodge
Sponsored by Rabobank International
9:15-10:15 p.m. After Dinner Drinks and Cordials
West Terrace
Sponsored by CEVA Animal Health
Tuesday, June 15
7:00-8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast
Rocky Mountain CD/Aisle
Sponsored by Cobb-Vantress
8:30 a.m. Board of Directors Meeting
Rocky Mountain AB/Aisle
- Food Safety and Inspection Service Update
Sandra Eskin (virtual presentation with Q & A)
Deputy Under Secretary for Food Safety
United States Department of Agriculture
- Regulatory Update
Ashley Peterson, Ph.D.
NCC Senior Vice President of Scientific and Regulatory Affairs
- Formation of a Standing Broiler Welfare Committee
- NCC Political Action Committee Update
Harrison Kircher
NCC Vice President of Government Affairs
- Legislative Update
Harrison Kircher
NCC Vice President of Government Affairs
9:45-10:15 a.m. Board Meeting Coffee Break
Mountain View Terrace, Rocky Mountain Foyer
Sponsored by Aviagen
- Line Speed and GIPSA Update
Gary Kushner, Senior Counsel
Hogan Lovells
- Chicken Check In Update: Plant-Based Trends, Sustainability & Other Issues
Kim Essex, Partner & Managing Director, Food Agriculture & Ingredient
Ketchum
1:00-4:00 p.m. Wild West Adventure
(please meet in the West Lobby at 12:45 p.m.)
1:00-4:30 p.m. Manitou Springs Historic Walking Tour
(please meet in the West Lobby at 12:45 p.m.)
6:30-7:30 p.m. Cocktail Reception
Lakeside Terrace
Sponsored by Darling Ingredients
Updated 06/11/2021
Location and Amenities
Located in beautiful Colorado Springs, Colorado near the southern edge of the Rocky Mountains, Broadmoor’s inspiring surroundings and expansive property create the feeling of a secluded retreat. Easily accessible by car as well as by air through both Colorado Springs Airport and Denver International Airport—this is where convenience and comfort unite. Round-trip
and one-way shuttle service between both Colorado Springs Airport and Denver International Airport and Colorado Springs resort can easily be arranged through The Broadmoor Transportation Department once you have finalized your flight plans.
Broadmoor Resort Information
Since first opening the doors over a century ago, The Broadmoor has offered guests an incredible way to experience the unique beauty of the American West. Today, that tradition is met with warm, genuine hospitality and an unmatched selection of programs and activities that celebrate its magnificent surroundings. Modern comfort meets timeless European luxury in The Broadmoor’s inviting collection of guest rooms. The longest running, Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five-Diamond gem is set on 5,000 lush acres and has 784 rooms and suites.
Hotel Amenities:
- The Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Broadmoor Spa
- Two Championship Golf Courses
- Five Tennis Courts as well as Three Dedicated Outdoor Pickleball Courts
- Two Indoor Swimming Pools
- Heated, “zero-entry” infinity pool (seasonal)
- Three Outdoor Hot Tubs
- 20 Restaurants, Cafés & Lounges
- Fitness Center
- Beauty Salon
Recreation:
Nestled on 5,000 lush acres under the shadow of Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado’s unsurpassed natural beauty surrounds The Broadmoor and provides endless possibilities for adventure and exploration. The Resort is framed by the picturesque mountains, lush meadows and scenic canyons that captivate the imagination.
- Seven Falls – Colorado’s most majestic waterfall
- High-Flying Soaring Adventure offering views of the waterfalls and the canyon below
- The Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway
- Fly-fishing
- Rock-climbing
- Falconry classes
- Zip-lining courses
Visit https://www.broadmoor.com/ for more detailed information about the resort.
The Broadmoor Hotel Room Rates and Information
The guestrooms reserved by National Chicken Council are located in the Broadmoor West Building complex. With prime views of the resort’s own lake or the picturesque Rocky Mountains, these rooms are considered some of the Resort’s most desirable accommodations.
Please note there are a limited number of rooms available at NCC’s group rate for arrival on Saturday, June 12 (30 hotel rooms available to book under NCC’s room block). Those rooms are available on a first-come, first served basis.
The National Chicken Council nightly group rates are $429 per night. Currently rates are subject to a 10.20% tax and 2.95% public improvement fee.
Resort Fee at the Broadmoor is $32 per night. For more information on the services included in the resort service charge visit https://www.broadmoor.com/accommodations/services-and-amenities/
All participants are responsible for making their own hotel reservations at the Broadmoor no later than May 21st. After that date, hotel rooms will only be available as space permits and group rates will not apply.
- To book your hotel accommodations click the following link: https://book.passkey.com/go/ncc621
- You may also call the Broadmoor at (855) 634-7711 to reserve your hotel accommodations. Be sure to reference the National Chicken Council Board of Directors Meeting in order to secure NCC group rates.
All hotel reservations made under National Chicken Council hotel room block must be booked no later than Friday, May 21st.
Important Information About Reserving Hotel Accommodations:
- You are responsible for booking your own hotel accommodations.
- All hotel reservations must be accompanied by two-nights room deposit or guaranteed with a major credit card.
- Cancellations by individual guests may be made without penalty seven (7) days prior to your arrival date.
- Cancellations within seven (7) days will forfeit the deposit on record.
- The Broadmoor will bill you one night’s room rate if you fail to check in on your scheduled arrival date.
- The Broadmoor will bill you one night’s room rate if you check out prior to your scheduled departure date as confirmed upon check-in.
- The Broadmoor will extend the group rate two (2) days prior to June 13 and two days after Tuesday, June 15, based on room and rate availability, for rooms requested on or prior to the cutoff date of May 21. Those early arrival and extended stay hotel rooms are on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Valet and Self-Parking: $29.00 total per day
Check-in & Check-out Times
- Guest accommodations will be available at 4:00 p.m. on arrival date.
- Check out is before 12:00 p.m.
The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, CO is conveniently located just 15 minutes from Colorado Springs Airport (COS) and 90 minutes from Denver International Airport (DEN).
Round-trip and one-way shuttle service between both Colorado Springs Airport and Denver International Airport and our Colorado Springs resort can easily be arranged through The Broadmoor Transportation Department once you have finalized your flight plans. Please contact Broadmoor at 719.362.3276 to arrange reservations or learn more about the Resort’s airport shuttle services and other transportation options.
The Resort’s address is:
1 Lake Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Parking: the daily valet and self-parking fees guaranteed to National Chicken Council group are at $29.00 nightly.
Driving Directions from Colorado Springs Airport (COS):
- Head west onto the Milton E. Proby Parkway
- Continue onto Drennan Road
- Turn left onto S. Academy Blvd.
- After 1.1 miles, take the ramp onto US-85
- Turn left onto US-85 N/US-87 N
- After 3.2 miles, turn left onto Lake Avenue
- Continue straight through 3 traffic circles to reach the main gate to The Broadmoor
Driving Directions from Denver International Airport (DEN):
- Exit the airport on Pena Blvd.
- Follow Pena Blvd. to Interstate 70 West
- Stay in the right-hand lane and take the first exit, which is I-225
- Follow I-225 until it intersects I-25
- Take I-25 south to Colorado Springs
- Continue on I-25 through Colorado Springs to exit 138, Circle Drive.
- Turn right off the exit onto Circle Drive and follow it until it becomes Lake Avenue, approximately 2.6 miles, to The Broadmoor.
Driving Directions from Denver International Airport (DEN) via Toll Road:
- Exit the airport on Pena Blvd
- Follow Pena Blvd. to exit 6A, E-470 S
- Follow E-470 S until exit 1A, approximately 29.4 miles
- Take I-25 south to Colorado Springs
- Continue on I-25 through Colorado Springs to exit 138, Circle Drive.
- Turn right off the exit onto Circle Drive and follow it until it becomes Lake Avenue, approximately 2.6 miles, to The Broadmoor.
Golf:
A golf tournament is scheduled for Monday, June 14 on the East Course of the Broadmoor Golf Club tentatively at 1:00 PM.
The Broadmoor’s East Course is known for its wide, tree-lined fairways and expansive greens. With its challenging terrain and amazing mountain vistas, The East Course is ranked among the best golf courses in the country. Most recently, the famous course served as the host to the 2008 U.S. Senior Open, 2011 U. S. Women’s Open Championship and the 2018 U.S. Senior Open. The East Course was one of only 12 North American and Caribbean golf courses to receive a five-star rating by Golf Digest.
For more information about the East Course, visit https://www.broadmoor.com/activities/golf/courses-scorecards/
Golf fees are $305 and includes green fees, golf cart, tournament scoring, and taxes. You can sign up to participate in the golf tournament online when you register and reserve rental clubs at $80 per set of clubs.
If you wish to set up your own foursome, please email Polina Burko the names of the players to [email protected]. If you do not inform NCC of a particular foursome, you will be paired with other available singles. Pairings for the June 14 tournament will be distributed to all golfers via email approximately two weeks prior to play so that you will be aware, in advance, with whom you are playing.
If you plan to play golf at other times during your stay, you will be responsible for making your own arrangements.
In addition to the East Course, the Broadmoor Golf Club features West Course. At 6,800 feet, this 18-hole course has more doglegs and steeply-angled greens than the East Course, and offers breathtaking views of both the mountains and Colorado Springs. The West Course plays tighter off the tee, with more heavily tree-lined holes than the East Course, and also gives players an array of spectacular approach shots. The West Course was also the host site of the 1998 PGA Cup Matches.
Spouse Breakfast
A spouse breakfast has been scheduled for Monday, June 14th at 9:00 a.m. in the Crystal Room at the Broadmoor. In order for NCC to know how many guests to expect at the breakfast, we kindly ask you to register your spouse via online registration or email Polina Burko at [email protected].
Additional Group activities for the registered members are scheduled on Monday, June 14th and Tuesday, June 15th
Monday, June 14th
Pikes Peak COG Railway Excursions
Pikes Peak Cog Railroad is the highest cog railroad in the world and the highest railroad in the United States! Since 1891, the Pikes Peak Cog Railroad ha
s attracted visitors to see the stunning vistas from the 14,000 foot summit of the Rocky Mountains.
Please gather in the West Lobby at 12:45 p.m. The shuttle will be provided to the Manitou Springs Cog Railroad. The train departs at 1:20 p.m. Once at the top, you will have 30-40 minutes to explore and take photos. After that, it’s back in the train to begin the descent down the mountain. You will arrive back to the Hotel by 5:00 p.m.
Please note. The lunch will not be provided due to the restrictions mandated by the Manitou Springs Cog Railway. There are couple of options for a quick lunch at the hotel:
- Natural Epicurean (located in the West lobby)
- Café Julie’s (located in the Main lobby)
Bottled water will be provided.
Please note. Due to an unforeseen delay in renovations, the Visitor Center at the Summit is currently closed. There will be portable bathroom facilities available at the Summit and they are being serviced daily. However, patrons are encouraged to utilize the restrooms located at the train station, which is newly renovated, prior to the ride up to the Summit.
Please note. It is strongly recommended that you bring a jacket as the climb to Pikes Peak is so steep, that you will pass through four different climate zones on your way to the Summit!
Please note. Closed-toe shoes are required.
Manitou Springs Historic Walking Tour
You can breathe in the fresh mountain air and look west to the majestic mountains and perfect blue skies as you embark on the charming town of Manitou Springs. This unique walking tour will take you through the historic town, which dates back to the mid 1800’s. The knowledgeable guide has lots of stories to share, including tales about the many mineral water springs, which are said to have healing properties. You will even have the chance to sample fresh water form the springs! After the guided tour, you will have free time to explore Manitou Springs’ delightful shops and galleries.
Please note. Comfortable footwear is recommended.
For information about dining at Broadmoor, visit https://www.broadmoor.com/dining/
The Broadmoor Dining Options:
Ristorante Del Lago
AUTHENTIC AL FRESCO ITALIAN DINING. Envisioned by renowned designer Adam D. Tihany and inspired by the finest culinary regions of Italy, Ristorante del Lago offers a lively and authentic dining experience at The Broadmoor. The restaurant’s inviting design evokes the luxurious villas of Lake Como, with exposed wood beams, terra cotta tile, custom walnut millwork, leather banquettes and an indoor/outdoor fireplace. An enticing menu of Old World favorites combined with the restaurant’s timeless ambiance offers the ideal setting to dine with friends or make new ones.
Summit
CONTEMPORARY REGIONAL AMERICAN CUISINE WITH A CLASSIC TWIST. The restaurant features a visually striking glass enclosed wine turret that stores over 500 bottles. A vibrant network of top-shelf vendors provides the kitchen with the highest quality ingredients and local produce available, while an extensive bar highlights local microbrews, cocktails, and wines from the finest regions of the world.
La Taverne
THE BROADMOOR’S LEGENDARY STEAKHOUSE. Savor the finest selection of hand-cut prime steaks, chops, and prime rib, along with an enticing array of options from our raw seafood bar. The Broadmoor Restaurant Collection makes every attempt to use only sustainable fish and seafood. The Front Room showcases live music from the La Taverne band Friday through Sunday evenings, while the airy Le Jardin room brings the outdoors in and allows guests to dine among lush florals and a stunning 16-foot chandelier.
Play at the Broadmoor
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY . The menu is designed to delight, with whimsical plates that combine retro Americana favorites such as Prop & Peller pretzels, flavored popcorn, an assortment of burgers and sandwiches and vegetarian options. Classic salads and hand tossed pizzas round out the menu to satiate the pickiest of palates. Adults can enjoy nostalgic cocktails, Colorado microbrews, wines, spirits, or an adult milkshake while catching the game at the bar.
Golden Bee
THE MOST AUTHENTIC GASTROPUB IN COLORADO SPRINGS. You’ll feel transported right to jolly old England at the Golden Bee, The Broadmoor’s 19th century British Pub. While our Fish & Chips have stood the test of time, the new menu embraces some down-home favorites such as Colossal Pretzel Twist, Classic Reuben Sandwich, and Beer Steamed Mussels. Enjoy nightly ragtime piano and wet your whistle with our extensive British Beer selection and yards of ale.
The Grille
GOLF CLUB DINING. Discover the hidden gem of The Broadmoor. Situated in the Golf Club, enjoy stunning views through the arched windows that look out onto the majestic 18th green. Your culinary favorites are available to be paired with craft beers, sensational wines, or a signature cocktail. Experience elegant yet casual dining room, overlooking award-winning golf course and breathtaking mountain views, and an occasional wildlife appearance, all while enjoying seasonal menu. The Grille is a must experience while at the resort.
The Broadmoor’s Signature Cafés & Lounges:
Bar Del Lago
The menu of Bar del Lago offers an authentic Italian experience, including handcrafted cocktails and selections from Ristorante del Lago’s dinner menu. Classic Italian cocktails, Italian draft beers, and wine varietals from all over Italy complement bar favorites like the Antipasti and wood fired pizzas. Bar del Lago also features Bianco and Rosso “house” wines on tap.
Café Julie’s
The Broadmoor’s own Parisian Patisserie featuring our Luxury Valrhona Chocolate Collection, house made gelato, Lavazza specialty coffees, and a decidedly distinctive and inviting area to meet. Enjoy soups, salads and sandwiches to go, artisan breads, cakes and other culinary delights. It is a gathering place for signature coffees, espressos, wines and beer, as well as exclusive handmade chocolates from the new chocolate kitchen within the café and specialty pastries.
Natural Epicurean
Enjoy wholesome, healthy, natural and organic cuisine at the Natural Epicurean. The menu showcases fresh, cold pressed juices and entrée selections featuring a wide variety of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free options. Guests can sit outside on the garden patio and take in the beautiful mountain views with the perfect backdrop and setting to enjoy organic, nourishing cuisine that never sacrifices flavor.
Summit Lounge
More than 200 small vineyard wines beckon from the spectacular 500-capacity “Wine Turret” and glass-enclosed wine room. Guests can also choose from a selection of seasonal, hand-crafted, signature cocktails and drafts, as well as over 30 wines available by the glass. A “small plates” menu allows guests the opportunity to enjoy a sample tasting from Summit Restaurant’s dinner menu.
The Hotel Bar
Murals, photographs and original letters illustrate Spencer Penrose and the Hundred Million Dollar Hotel Clubs’ 1920 visit to Colorado Springs at this beautiful lakeside bar. Select from a tempting menu of appetizers, microbrew beers, wines by the glass among other libations. Gather with family and friends on overstuffed couches and chairs, or head outside and relax in the warm glow of the stone fireplace.
Oasis
Centrally located between the East and West Golf Courses, the Oasis offers a light lunch and snack menu perfect for golfers who need an intermission before the next “Hole in One”. Choose from an assortment of soft drinks, breakfast items, fruit, hot dogs, bratwurst, sandwiches and wraps as well as snack items, beer, wine and spirits.
For additional information on Colorado Springs, visit https://www.visitcos.com/
